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OMAHA WORLD-HERALD SPORTS MONDAY, JULY 28, 2014 • 5C TODAY ON OMAHA.COM TENNIS SCOREBOARD EXTENDED BIG TEN MEDIA DAYS COVERAGE Follow along for live Twitter updates from World-Herald staff writers AG2R La Mondiale, 7:37. 3. Thibaut Shane Bertsch, $8,400................. 73—274 and other media members during Big Ten media days in Chicago. Also, BASEBALL Pinot, France, FDJ.fr, 8:15. 4. AlejandrO Mark Hubbard, $8,400 ..................71—274 listen to “The Bottom Line” live from media days from 2 to 6 p.m. Valverde, Spain, Movistar, 9:40. 5. Tejay Chris Smith, $8,400 .......................71—274 Monday and Tuesday. Omaha.com/sports Pacific Coast League van Garderen, United States, BMC Rac- D.J. Trahan, $8,400....................... 72—274 Newdoublestandem ing, 11:24. 6. Romain Bardet, France, Harold Varner III, $8,400 .............. 72—274 PREP FOOTBALL PREVIEWS American North W L Pct. GB AG2R La Mondiale, 11:26. 7. Leopold Darron Stiles, $6,480....................73—275 Iowa (Cubs)..................57 53 .518 — Konig, Czech Republic, NetApp-Endura, Dawie van der Walt, $6,480 .........67—275 Every week leading up to the prep football season, The World-Herald Omaha (KC) .................55 52 .514 ½ 14:32. 8. Haimar Zubeldia, Spain, Trek Steven Alker, $4,517 ..................... 73—276 will preview a different class based on last season’s fi nal Top 10. Oklahoma City (Hou) ....54 56 .491 3 Factory Racing, 17:57. 9. Laurens ten Adam Crawford, $4,517 ................ 69—276 Colo. Springs (Col).......45 63 .417 11 Dam, Netherlands, Belkin PrO Cycling, Brandt Jobe, $4,517 ...................... 67—276 Monday features the Nos. 5 to 10 teams in Class C-2. American South 18:11. 10. Bauke Mollema, Nether- Steve LeBrun, $4,517.....................71—276 NEPrepZone.com Nashville (Mil)..............58 51 .532 — lands, Belkin PrO Cycling, 21:15. Luke List, $4,517 ............................71—276 Memphis (StL).............56 52 .519 1½ PHOTOS: LEGION BASEBALL makeittwofortwo Martin Piller, $4,517.......................74—276 Round Rock (Tex) ........55 52 .514 2 Andrew Putnam, $4,517 ............... 69—276 New Orleans (Mia) ......55 53 .509 2½ See more photos from Sunday’s action at the Legion baseball state FOOTBALL James Sacheck, $4,517................ 73—276 tournament. NEPrepZone.com Pacific North W L Pct. GB Kyle Thompson, $4,517 ................ 69—276 After winning Wimbledon SacramentO (Oak).......62 47 .569 — Nathan Tyler, $4,517 ..................... 67—276 Reno (Ari).....................57 52 .523 5 AFL Tacoma (Sea) ..............54 55 .495 8 PLAYOFF SCHEDULE in their fi rst tournament as Fresno (SF) ..................52 57 .477 10 First Round Club Championship Pacific South Saturday SUNSET VALLEY Las Vegas (NYM).........61 49 .555 — National Conference Champion: A.J. Nolin, 152. Net Division: partners, Sock and Pospisil Albuquerque (LAD)......52 57 .477 8½ Spokane at San Jose, 6 p.m. Randy Kraft. Derby Winners: Brad Muse El Paso (SD).................52 57 .477 8½ American Conference & Jerry Tessin. victorious at Atlanta Open Salt Lake (LAA) ............45 64 .413 15½ Philadelphia at Cleveland, 6 p.m. RESULTS SUNDAY Memphis 4-2, Iowa 2-0 CFL SOCCER THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Las Vegas 6, Salt Lake 5 Round Rock 8, Colorado Springs 2 SCHEDULE MLS ATLANTA — Jack Sock’s doubles Tacoma 4, SacramentO 3, 14 inn. Thursday Winnipeg at Hamilton, 6 p.m. RESULTS SUNDAY partnership with Canadian Vasek New Orleans 8, Omaha 5 FC Dallas 2, Vancouver 2 Pospisil is proving to be a good Oklahoma City 6, Nashville 5 Portland 3, Montreal 2 El Paso 4, Fresno 3 match. Albuquerque 5, Reno 2 GOLF SCHEDULE Monday Sock and Pospisil, the Wimbledon SCHEDULE Los Angeles at Seattle FC, 9 p.m Monday Senior British Open doubles winners three weeks ago Omaha at New Orleans, 7 p.m. Sunday at Bridgend, Wales in their fi rst tournament together, SacramentO at Tacoma Final Round STATE GAMES MONDAY PREVIEW Oklahoma City at Nashville a — amateur beat Americans Steve Johnson and Fresno at El Paso B. Langer (846), $423,355 ..........67—266 Catch “The Bottom Line” with Mike’l Severe live from Sam Querrey 6-3, 5-7, 10-5 Sunday Round Rock at Colorado Springs C. Montgomerie (564), $282,344.......69—279 ENERGY 5K Big Ten media days on Monday, including interviews Albuquerque at Reno Rick Gibson (262), $131,192.......75—282 MALE in the Atlanta Open championship Salt Lake at Las Vegas Barry Lane (262), $131,192.........72—282 14 & Under: Calen Olsen, Lincoln, with Nebraska coach Bo Pelini and the Husker players match. T. Pernice Jr. (262), $131,192......70—282 23:42.000. 15-19 Years: Ty Masco, in Chicago for the event. Sock, a Lincoln native, said he American Association Scott Dunlap (166), $82,551 .......75—284 Milford, 17:26.000. 20-24 Years: Bob Tway (166), $82,551 .............76—284 Daniel Haden, Lincoln, 18:25.000. CALL THE WHINE LINE and Pospisil are looking to continue Central Division W L Pct. GB M. A. Jimenez (120), $60,176...........68—285 25-29 Years: Kyle Johnson, Seward, their doubles success the rest of Gary..............................39 29 .574 — Kirk Triplett (120), $60,176 ..........70—285 16:14.000. 30-34 Years: Justin Young, Got a bone to pick with Mike’l, or just want to voice THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Lincoln .........................34 32 .515 4 Russ Cochran (98), $48,721........72—286 35-39 Years: the season. Lincoln, 19:53.000. Gregg your opinion about the latest sports story? Leave a Jack Sock has paired with Vasek Kansas City..................33 35 .485 6 Tom Watson (98), $48,721...........77—286 Loughman, Lincoln, 23:46.000. 40-44 “We are trying to make the ATP Sioux City .....................28 41 .406 11½ Esteban Toledo, $43,516..............73—287 Years: Chad Oswald, Aurora, 19:16.000. voicemail for “The Bottom Line” at 402-444-1300 and Pospisil to win consecutive doubles North Division Fred Couples, $39,009 .................78—288 45-49 Years: Jeffrey Allen, Eagle, it could be played on the air. World Finals. That is one of our tournaments. “We are trying to make Winnipeg......................43 25 .632 — Miguel A. Martin, $39,009 ...........76—288 22:06.000. 50-54 Years: Jerry Wood- small goals for the year,” said Sock, St. Paul.........................40 28 .588 3 Bruce Vaughan, $39,009..............73—288 ard, Lincoln, 22:01.000. 55-59 Years: the ATP World Finals,” Sock said. Fargo-Moorhead..........33 35 .485 10 Dan Forsman, $34,144.................70—289 Robert Garcia, LaVista, 19:06.000. 60- who will team up with Pospisil next Sioux Falls....................24 45 .348 19½ Jeff Sluman, $34,144 ...................78—289 64 Years: Jim Peter, Lincoln, 26:19.000. month at ATP events in Toronto South Division Chris G. Williams, $34,144...........80—289 65-69 Years: Charles Blessing, Lincoln, GAME TIME MONDAY ner’s share of $31,320. Wichita.........................46 22 .676 — Roger Chapman, $31,255 ............69—290 and Cincinnati before setting their 27:23.000. 70-74 Years: Neil Grothen, PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE BASEBALL In the singles fi nal, top-seeded Laredo..........................36 30 .545 9 Steve Pate, $31,255......................77—290 Hastings, 29:33.000. 75-79 Years: Jose sights on winning the U.S. Open. John Isner overpowered Dudi Sela Grand Prairie ...............29 37 .439 16 Olin Browne, $26,936...................77—291 Badillo, Bellevue, 26:27.000. 7 p.m.: Omaha at New Orleans AmarillO........................21 45 .318 24 Peter Fowler, $26,936...................75—291 FEMALE After splitting Sunday’s fi rst to successfully defend his Atlanta RESULTS SUNDAY David Frost, $26,936 ....................73—291 14 & Under: Kerri Muma, Lincoln, HORSE RACING SIMULCAST two sets, a match tiebreak would Jeff Hart, $26,936......................... 74—291 Open title, blowing serve after Kansas City 9, Lincoln 2 21:53.000. 15-19 Years: Willa Koenig, Horsemen’s Park: 11:25 a.m., Parx; 11:45 a.m., Suffolk; Noon, decide the winner. Sock and Pospi- Fargo-Moorhead 13, St. Paul 5 Mark Mouland, $26,936...............73—291 Lincoln, 19:00.000. 20-24 Years: serve past the 5-foot-9 Israeli play- Winnipeg 12, Gary 0 Jamie E. Spence, $26,936 ...........68—291 Kelsey Oliverius, Lincoln, 20:36.000. Saratoga; 12:10 p.m., Finger Lakes; 12:15 p.m., Delaware Park; 4:25 sil raced to a 4-1 tiebreak lead on er in a 6-3, 6-4 victory. Rod Spittle, $26,936.....................70—291 25-29 Years: Ashley McAllister, Lincoln, Sioux City 10, Sioux Falls 9 p.m., Presque Isle; 5 p.m., Northfield (harness); 6 p.m., Mountaineer; the strength of their fi rst serves. Serving for the match, the 6-10 Wichita 10, Amarillo 6 Paul Wesselingh, $26,936 ...........72—291 25:16.000. 30-34 Years: Christy Prang, 6:10 p.m., Yonkers (harness); 6:25 p.m., Mohawk (harness) Laredo 6, Grand Prairie 0 Michael Allen, $21,656.................72—292 Lincoln , 22:07.000. 35-39 Years: Johnson tried to keep it close when Isner fell behind 30-0 before Sela Marc Farry, $21,656......................73—292 Michelle Adler, Lincoln, 22:06.000. SCHEDULE Fred Funk, $21,656.......................72—292 40-44 Years: Jamie Granquist, Lincoln, he angled a drop volley from below sent a backhand into the net, and Monday Mike Goodes, $21,656 .................77—292 23:39.000. 45-49 Years: Pam Bjerrum, ON THE AIR MONDAY the net for an outright winner. then watched almost helplessly as No games David J. Russell, $21,656 .............75—292 Lincoln, 26:05.000. 50-54 Years: Linda Mark Brooks, $18,533..................76—293 Larsen, Beatrice, 23:41.000. 55-59 COLLEGE FOOTBALL But Pospisil and Sock held their the American ripped three straight Strike Zone Patriot Ross Drummond, $18,533...........75—293 Years: Diana Drent, Lincoln, 31:50.000.
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