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Football

NFL

All times PDT

AMERICAN CONFERENCE

NATIONAL CONFERENCE

Sunday’s Games

Chicago at Detroit, 10 a.m.

St. Louis at Dallas, 10 a.m.

Oakland at Miami, 10 a.m.

Houston at Atlanta, 10 a.m.

N.Y. Jets at Buffalo, 10 a.m.

Green Bay at Minnesota, 10 a.m.

Baltimore at Cleveland, 10 a.m.

Seattle at San Francisco, 1:05 p.m.

Tampa Bay at Carolina, 1:05 p.m.

Denver at Indianapolis, 1:15 p.m.

Kansas City at San Diego, 1:15 p.m.

Pittsburgh at Arizona, 1:15 p.m.

Philadelphia at N.Y. Giants, 5:15 p.m.

Open: Washington, Jacksonville, New Orleans, Tennessee

Monday’s Game

New England at Cincinnati, 5:30 p.m.

Injury Report

NEW YORK (AP) — The National Football League injury report, as provided by the league (DNP - Did not practice; Limited - LIMITED: ; Full - Full participation in practice):

Sunday

BALTIMORE RAVENS at CLEVELAND BROWNS — RAVENS: OUT: DT Trevor Pryce (wrist), CB Samari Rolle (illness). LIMITED: WR Mark Clayton (calf), LB Ray Lewis (ankle), LB Gary Stills (knee), WR Demetrius Williams (heel). FULL: RB Justin Green (thigh), TE Todd Heap (calf), WR Derrick Mason (back), QB Steve McNair (groin), T Jonathan Ogden (toe), S Ed Reed (wrist), TE Daniel Wilcox (ankle). BROWNS: DNP: WR Tim Carter (knee), LB Antwan Peek (foot), DE Orpheus Roye (knee), TE Kellen Winslow (shoulder). LIMITED: Gary Baxter (knees), LB Willie McGinest (back), P Dave Zastudil (back)

CHICAGO BEARS at DETROIT LIONS — BEARS: DNP: LB Lance Briggs (hamstring), G Ruben Brown (ankle), DT Tommie Harris (knee), T Fred Miller (knee), CB Charles Tillman (ankle), CB Nathan Vasher (groin). LIMITED: S Adam Archuleta (hand), DE Adewale Ogunleye (hip), RB Adrian Peterson (calf), DT Darwin Walker (knee). LIONS: DNP: T Jeff Backus (rib), LB Anthony Cannon (quadricep), RB T.J. Duckett (ankle), DE Kalimba Edwards (ankle), WR Calvin Johnson (back), LB Alex Lewis (hamstring), G Damien Woody (rib).

DENVER BRONCOS at INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — BRONCOS: Practice not complete. COLTS: DNP: LB Tyjuan Hagler (player decision), WR Roy Hall (shoulder), CB Marlin Jackson (quadricep), CB Tim Jennings (knee), G Ryan Lilja (knee), LB Clint Session (hamstring), T Tony Ugoh (ankle). LIMITED: T Charlie Johnson (knee), LB Rob Morris (abdomen).

GREEN BAY PACKERS at MINNESOTA VIKINGS — PACKERS: OUT: DE Mike Montgomery (knee). DNP: TE Bubba Franks (knee), CB Al Harris (back). LIMITED: LB Desmond Bishop (shoulder), T Chad Clifton (knee), WR Donald Driver (toe), QB Brett Favre (right finger), DE Cullen Jenkins (ribs), WR Greg Jennings (hamstring), RB Vernand Morency (knee), DT Corey Williams (knee), CB Charles Woodson (foot). VIKINGS: LIMITED: QB Tarvaris Jackson (groin), S Dwight Smith (hamstring), RB Chester Taylor (hip), WR Troy Williamson (hamstring). FULL: RB Tony Richardson (forearm).

HOUSTON TEXANS at ATLANTA FALCONS — TEXANS: DNP: RB Ahman Green (knee), WR Andre Johnson (knee), WR Jacoby Jones (shoulder). LIMITED: WR Jerome Mathis (foot). FULL: DE Ndukwe Kalu (hand). FALCONS: OUT: DT Roderick Coleman (knee). DNP: DT Jonathan Babineaux (knee), TE Dwayne Blakley (pectoral), S Chris Crocker (knee), T Todd Weiner (knee). LIMITED: CB DeAngelo Hall (elbow), CB Lewis Sanders (head).

KANSAS CITY CHIEFS at SAN DIEGO CHARGERS — CHIEFS: DNP: LB Keyaron Fox (hamstring), RB Larry Johnson (hamstring), CB Benny Sapp (ankle). LIMITED: WR Eddie Kennison (hamstring). CHARGERS: Practice not complete.

NEW YORK JETS at BUFFALO BILLS — JETS: DNP: LB Cody Spencer (illness). LIMITED: WR Jerricho Cotchery (shoulder), CB Andre Dyson (foot), G Brandon Moore (shoulder), QB Chad Pennington (ankle), DT Dewayne Robertson (knee), S Eric Smith (thigh). FULL: RB Darian Barnes (shoulder), CB David Barrett (thigh), LB David Bowens (hand), RB Thomas Jones (calf), TE Joe Kowalewski (shoulder), DT Sione Pouha (foot). BILLS: OUT: DE Ryan Denney (foot), LB Keith Ellison (ankle), LB Paul Posluszny (forearm), G Jason Whittle (hamstring), LB Coy Wire (knee). DNP: QB J.P. Losman (knee). FULL: WR Sam Aiken (groin), CB Terrence McGee (ribs).

OAKLAND RAIDERS at MIAMI DOLPHINS — RAIDERS: OUT: LB Isaiah Ekejiuba (foot). DNP: DE Derrick Burgess (calf), QB Josh McCown (foot), RB Oren O’Neal (hamstring), LB Robert Thomas (hamstring). LIMITED: C Jeremy Newberry (hamstring). DOLPHINS: DNP: S Lamont Thompson (migraine). LIMITED: TE David Martin (toe), LB Zach Thomas (concussion).

PITTSBURGH STEELERS at ARIZONA CARDINALS — STEELERS: DNP: C Sean Mahan (knee), TE Matt Spaeth (quadricep), WR Hines Ward (knee). LIMITED: CB Ricardo Colclough (back). CARDINALS: DNP: WR Anquan Boldin (hip), T Levi Brown (ankle), C Al Johnson (knee). FULL: DT Alan Branch (hand).

SEATTLE SEAHAWKS at SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS — 49ERS: Practice not complete. SEAHAWKS: Practice not complete.

ST. LOUIS RAMS at DALLAS COWBOYS — RAMS: DNP: CB Tye Hill (back), RB Steven Jackson (groin). LIMITED: DE James Hall (pectoral), G Richie Incognito (ankle), LB Tim McGarigle (groin). FULL: QB Marc Bulger (ribs), S Jerome Carter (thigh), LB Pisa Tinoisamoa (ankle). COWBOYS: OUT: WR Terry Glenn (knee). DNP: LB Bobby Carpenter (knee), S Keith Davis (shoulder). LIMITED: LB Greg Ellis (Achilles), RB Oliver Hoyte (neck), CB Terence Newman (foot)

TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS at CAROLINA PANTHERS — BUCCANEERS: LIMITED: WR Joey Galloway (team decision), CB Brian Kelly (groin), T Luke Petitgout (team decision), DE Greg Spires (ankle). FULL: DE Patrick Chukwurah (knee), WR Ike Hilliard (ankle). PANTHERS: DNP: G Jeremy Bridges (toe), QB Jake Delhomme (right elbow), LB Dan Morgan (ankle), LB Adam Seward (calf). LIMITED: DE Mike Rucker (toe), T Travelle Wharton (toe).

PHILADELPHIA EAGLES at NEW YORK GIANTS — EAGLES: OUT: TE L.J. Smith (groin). DNP: S Brian Dawkins (neck), CB Lito Sheppard (knee), T Tra Thomas (knee), RB Brian Westbrook (abdomen). FULL: K David Akers (left quadricep), LB Stewart Bradley (hand), RB Correll Buckhalter (ankle), S Sean Considine (knee), QB A.J. Feeley (left hand), DE Jevon Kearse (shoulder). GIANTS : OUT: WR Steve Smith (shoulder). DNP: WR Plaxico Burress (ankle), RB Robert Douglas (knee), RB Brandon Jacobs (knee), RB Derrick Ward (ankle). LIMITED: QB Jared Lorenzen (ankle).

Monday

NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS at CINCINNATI BENGALS — PATRIOTS: LIMITED: LB Rosevelt Colvin (ankle), CB Randall Gay (thigh), RB Laurence Maroney (groin), G Steve Neal (shoulder), WR Donte’ Stallworth (knee), WR Kelley Washington (hamstring), DT Vince Wilfork (shoulder), S Eugene Wilson (ankle), G Billy Yates (shoulder). FULL: QB Tom Brady (right shoulder). BENGALS: Team did not practice.

CFL

All Times PDT

Friday’s Game

Toronto at Edmonton, 6p.m.

High school

Greater Spokane League

League Leaders

Hockey

NHL Preseason

All Times PDT

Wednesday’s Results

New Jersey 6, N.Y. Islanders 1

Philadelphia 2, Washington 1

Buffalo 7, Toronto 2

Atlanta 4, Florida 1

Minnesota 7, St. Louis 0

Edmonton 2, Calgary 1

San Jose 2, Vancouver 1, SO

Thursday’s Games

Carolina at Columbus, 4 p.m.

Boston at Montreal, 4:30 p.m.

Tampa Bay at Detroit, 4:30 p.m.

Phoenix at Dallas, 5:30 p.m.

WHL

EASTERN CONFERENCE

WESTERN CONFERENCE

Two points for a win, one point for overtime loss or shootout loss.

Wednesday Results

Saskatoon 5 Moose Jaw 4

Swift Current at Prince Albert N

Vancouver 2 Kelowna 1

Today’s Games

No games scheduled.

Friday’s Games

Calgary at Brandon

Red Deer at Regina

Kootenay at Lethbridge

Saskatoon at Medicine Hat

Kelowna at Everett

Saturday’s Games

Spokane at Kootenay, 7 p.m.

Regina at Brandon

Calgary at Moose Jaw

Red Deer at Prince Albert

Saskatoon at Lethbridge

Swift Current at Medicine Hat

Kelowna at Vancouver

Prince George at Chilliwack

Tri City at Portland

Everett at Seattle

Sunday’s Games

Calgary at Regina

Lethbridge at Edmonton

Vancouver at Chilliwack

Saskatoon at Kootenay

Portland at Kamloops

Auto Racing

This weeks events

All Times PDT

NASCAR NEXTEL CUP

LifeLock 400

Site: Kansas City, Kan. Schedule: Friday, qualifying (ESPN2, 1 p.m.); Sunday, race (ABC, 10 a.m.). Track: Kansas Speedway (tri-oval, 1.5 miles, 15 degrees banking in turns). Race distance: 400 miles, 267 laps. Last race: Carl Edwards’ victory at Dover was marred by a failed post-race inspection that cost him 25 points in the standings. The penalty drops Edwards from third in the Chase for the championship standings to sixth. He’s now 28 points behind series leader Jeff Gordon. Last year: Tony Stewart gambled on fuel mileage and barely crawled across the finish line to win the Banquet 400 race at Kansas Speedway. Meanwhile, Jimmie Johnson tried to play it safe to remain in championship contention, giving up the race lead to pit for an extra splash of fuel with four laps to go. But he was penalized for speeding on pit road and finished 14th. Gordon was running eighth when his car developed an apparent fuel-pressure problem with 29 laps remaining. He finished 39th. Fast facts: Gordon leads Stewart by two points in the standings and Johnson by four. … Edwards’ win was the 100th for owner Jack Roush, who was also docked 25 points for the failed inspection. Roush, who started with Ford Racing in 1988, won his first career race with Mark Martin on Oct. 22, 1989. … Denny Hamlin, who won the Busch race last weekend, placed 38th at Dover — the worst of all Chase drivers — and is stuck in 12th place in the standings, effectively ending his bid for a championship. … Gordon is the only driver with multiple wins at Kansas (2001-02), but he finished 39th in last year’s race. … Juan Pablo Montoya has a 13-point lead over David Ragan in the Rookie of the Year race. Next race: UAW-Ford 500, Oct. 7, Talladega, Ala.

NASCAR BUSCH

Yellow Transportation 300

Site: Kansas City, Kan. Schedule: Saturday, qualifying (Speed Channel, 8 a.m.), race (ESPN2, 12:30 p.m.). Track: Kansas Speedway (tri-oval, 1.5 miles, 15 degrees banking in turns). Race distance: 300 miles, 200 laps. Last race: Denny Hamlin shook off an illness and found the energy to dominate and win the caution-filled race at Dover International Speedway, his third victory of the season. Last year: Kevin Harvick held off Matt Kenseth in a green-white-checkered shootout at Kansas Speedway. Harvick’s victory in a caution-filled Yellow Transportation 300 also made him the first Busch driver to win seven races in a season since Dale Earnhardt Jr. did it en route to the 1998 title. Harvick had five victories when he won the title in 2001. Fast facts: Carl Edwards upped his lead in the standings to 754 points over David Reutimann after finishing sixth at Dover. … Jason Keller will try to qualify for his 417th career race, which would tie the career record set by Tommy Houston. … Tony Raines was fined $15,000 and docked 25 points on Tuesday for throwing his helmet at Robby Gordon. Raines was angry that Gordon had knocked him out of last weekend’s race, and he waited on the track for Gordon to pass by under caution. He then hurled his helmet at Gordon. … There have been six different winners in as many Busch races at Kansas. Next race: Dollar General 300, Oct. 12, Concord, N.C.

FORMULA ONE

Japanese Grand Prix

Site: Suzuka Schedule: Saturday, qualifying (Speed Channel, 10 a.m.); Sunday, race (Speed Channel, 9 p.m.). Track: Fuji Speedway (2.856 miles, 13 turns). Race distance: 190 miles, 67 laps. Last race: Kimi Raikkonen dominated from start to finish to win the Belgian Grand Prix on Sept. 16 for the third straight time, beating Ferrari teammate Felipe Massa. World champion Fernando Alonso took third ahead of McLaren teammate Lewis Hamilton to reduce the rookie’s lead in the standings to two points with three races remaining. Last year: Alonso won the Japanese Grand Prix, while Michael Schumacher dropped out on the 37th lap with a blown engine. Fast facts: Accused of using leaked secret data from its main rival Ferrari, the McLaren team was hit with a record $100 million fine on Sept. 13 by the World Motor Sport Council in the biggest scandal to hit auto racing’s premier circuit. Although McLaren drivers Hamilton and Alonso escaped punishment, the team was stripped of its constructors’ points. McLaren decided against appealing the sanctions. … Raikkonen, who won the 2005 event, is third in the standings with 84 points, while and Massa sits fourth with 77. … Next race: Chinese Grand Prix, Oct. 7, Shanghai

NASCAR CRAFTSMAN TRUCKS

Last race: Polesitter Travis Kvapil broke away from a tight pack with four laps to go and held on to win the Smith’s Las Vegas 350, while former Formula One champion Jacques Villeneuve was 21st in his truck debut. Mike Skinner finished 13th to take over the season points lead from Ron Hornaday Jr., who placed 22nd. Next race: Talladega 250, Oct. 6, Alabama.

NHRA

Last event: Peggy Llewellyn raced to her first national event victory, topping the Pro Stock Motorcycle field at Texas Motorplex in the competition marred by a wreck that seriously injured Funny Car star John Force. The 58-year-old broke his left ankle and his left wrist and suffered a severe abrasion to his right knee in a wreck with Kenny Bernstein during the Funny Car eliminations, which was won by Tony Pedregon. Larry Dixon (Top Fuel) and Dave Connolly (Pro Stock) also won. Next event: Torco Racing Fuels Nationals, Oct. 7, Richmond, Va.

CHAMP CAR WORLD SERIES

Last race: Justin Wilson won the Dutch Grand Prix on Sept. 2, holding off Jan Heylen of Belgium to clinch his first race of the season. Sebastien Bourdais’ hopes of clinching a fourth straight title were hampered after a poor start forced him to drop from the pole position. It was the Frenchman’s first loss in four races in Europe. Bourdais, who finished seventh, has a 58-point lead over Wilson. Next race: Lexmark Indy 300, Oct. 21, Surfers Paradise, Australia.

Cross Country

High School

Washington Coaches Poll

Boys

4A: 1, Central Valley. 2, Gig Harbor. 3, Snohomish. 4, Mead. 5, Eisenhower. 6, Tahoma. 7, Ferris. 8, North Kitsap. 9, Lake Stevens. 10, Lewis and Clark. Also: Redmond, Shadle Park, and Jackson.

3A: 1, North Central. 2, Seattle Prep. 3, Mt. Spokane. 4, Bellevue. 5, Issaquah. 6, Camas. 7, Liberty. 8, Skyline. 9, Southridge. 10, Kamiakin. Also: Bishop Blanchet, Lindbergh, and Auburn.

2A: 1, Sehome. 2, Burlington-Edison. 3, Lakewood. 4, Colville. 5, West Valley (Spokane). 6, Cheney. 7, Bellingham. 8, Selah. 9, Ellensburg. 10, Riverside. Also: Ridgefield, and Sequim.

1A: Nooksack Valley. 2, Royal. 3, Lakeside (Nine Mile). 4, Onalaska. 5, Charles Wright. 6, La Center. 7, Bellevue Christian. 8, Chewelah. 9, Bush School. 10, King’s. Also: Lynden Christian, Tenino, and Kiona Benton.

2B/1B: 1, St. George’s. 2, Northwest Christian (Lacey). 3, White Pass. 4, Rearden. 5, Bear Creek. Also: St. John Endicott, and Mt. Rainier Lutheran.

Girls:

4A: 1, Gig Harbor. 2, Snohomish. 3, Thomas Jefferson. 4, Redmond. 5, Eastlake. 6, Bellarmine Prep. 7, Richland. 8, Mead. 9, Marysville-Pilchuck. 10, Davis. Also: North Kitsap, Tahoma, Central Valley, and Wenatchee.

3A: 1, Squalicum. 2, Newport-Bellevue. 3, Columbia River. 4, Capital. 5, Mercer Island. 6, West Valley- Yakima. 7, Seattle Prep. 8, Holy Names. 9, Hanford. 10, Auburn Riverside. Also: Kamiakin, Bishop Blanchet, and Southridge.

2A: 1, Sehome. 2, Bellingham. 3, Cheney. 4, Riverside. 5, South Whidbey. 6, West Valley (Spokane). 7, Ephrata. 8, Selah. 9, Toppenish. 10, Lakewood. Also: Sequim, Ellensburg, and Klahowya.

1A: 1, King’s. 2, Chelan. 3, Lakeside (Nine Mile). 4, Bush School. 5, LaCenter. 6, Lynden Christian. 7, Charles Wright. 8, Nooksack Valley. 9, Kiona-Benton. 10, Cedar Park Christian. Also: Omak, Zillah, and Cashmere.

2B/1B: 1, Northwest Christian (Lacey). 2, Saint George’s. 3, White Pass. 4, Rearden. 5, Asotin. Also: Bear Creek, King’s West, and Pomeroy.

Greater Spokane League

At Mead

Boys

Mead 22, Mt. Spokane 39. Mead 15, Gonzaga Prep 50. Mt. Spokane 18, Gonzaga Prep 43.

1, Kelly Lynch (Mea) 16:07. 2, Allen Schroeder (Mt.S) 16:10. 3, Jordan Baker (Mea) 16:33. 4, Trevin Goodrick (Mt.S) 16:42. 5, Marcus Budig (Mea) 16:49. 6, Jordan Curnutt (Mea) 16:53. 7, Steven Kutch (Mea) 16:59. 8, Matt Dionne (Mea) 17:11. 9, Thomas Wolfe (Mea) 17:15. 10, Caleb Deitz (Mt.S) 17:22.

Girls

Mead 22, Mt. Spokane 33. Mead 17, Gonzaga Prep 38. Mt. Spokane 21, Mead 34.

1, Baylee Mires (Mea) 19:36. 2, Sara Stenersen (Mea) 19:41. 3, Courtney Zalud (Mt.S) 19:58. 4, Sarah Craig (Mt.S), 20:28. 5, Cailyn Torpie (Mea) 20:34. 6, Alicia Doohan (GP) 20:51. 7, Armarose Bailey (Mea) 20:52. 8, Amy Pomante (MtS) 21:06. 9, Alessa Midtlyng (Mea) 21:17. 10, Tanna DeRuyter (GP) 21:29.

At Liberty Lake

Boys

Ferris 18, University 43. Unversity 20, East Valley 41. Ferris 18, East Valley 45.

1, Adam Thorne (Fer) 16:49. 2, Paul Hawkins (Fer) 16:50. 3, Tyler Sullivan (EV) 17:25. 4, Steve Bissell (Fer) 17:29. 5, Brian Borden (U-Hi) 17:30. 6, Peter Nielsen (Fer) 17:36. 7, Nathan Hutchens (U-Hi) 17:38. 8, Justin Zimmerman (Fer) 17:48. 9, Sean Maloney (Fer) 17:50. 10, Jeremy Gavalin (Fer) 17:52.

Girls

University 22, Ferris 23. University 25, East Valley 30. East Valley 24, Ferris 31.

1, Lauren Bergam (EV) 20:23. 2, Stevie Gildehaus (U-hi) 20:40. 3, Maddie Fuchs (U-Hi) 21:10. 4, Lauren Earthman (Fer) 21:23. 5, Lori Bourgeous (U-Hi), 21:31. 6, McCall Minarik (U-Hi) 21:44. 7, Devon Borja (EV) 21:44. 8, Becky Harris (Fer) 21:58. 9, Kirsten Griffin (Fer) 22:02. 10, Lauren Baird (U-Hi) 22:09.

At Audubon

Boys

North Central 15, Shadle Park 48. North Central 15, Rogers 49. Shadle Park 26, Rogers 30.

1, Leon Dean (NC) 16:13. 2, Andrew Kimpel (NC) 16:14. 3, Jeff Howard (NC) 16:20. 4, Adam Tyler (NC) 16:35. 5, Steven Hicks (NC) 16:42. 6, Alexander Avila (NC) 16:50. 7, Derek Slaughter (SP) 17:23. 8, Demetrius McKinney (Rog) 17:30. 9, C.J. Stockman (SP) 17:45. 10, Adam Reid (NC) 17:56.

Girls

Shadle Park 23, North Central 33. North Central 18, Rogers 45. Shadle Park 16, Rogers 47.

1, Andrea Nelson (SP) 18:41. 2, Rachel Ballard (NC) 19:35. 3, Elizabeth FAll (NC) 20:06. 4, Jordan Carlson (SP) 20:56. 5, Megan Inman (SP), 21:03. 6, Tristan Pumphrey (SP) 21:05. 7, Brittanie Vargo (Rog) 21:07. 8, Meghan Walker (SP) 21:08. 9, Joy Clark (NC) 21:25. 10, Rachel Casto (NC) 21:26.

At Central Valley

Boys

Central Valley 24, Lewis and Clark 35.

1, Bryce Aguilar (CV) 16:22. 2, Andrew Cesal (CV) 16:27. 3, Kaleb Fergin (LC) 16:31. 4, Chris Ennis (LC) 16:32. 5, Derek Alcon (LC) 16:34. 6, Brandon Heintz (CV) 16:48. 7, Bryan Aguilar (CV) 16:51. 8, Kyle Staples (CV) 16:52. 9, Justin Hoff (CV) 16:58. 10, Will Richards (CV) 17:08.

Girls

Central Valley 20, Lewis and Clark 40.

1, Eden Lake (CV) 19:31. 2, Madi Barnes (CV) 19:34. 3, Ellie Siler (LC) 19:49. 4, Josie Warner (CV) 20:14. 5, Richelle Signer (LC) 20:14. 6, Breanna Barsten (CV) 20:43. 7, Kimi Thatcher (CV) 20:58. 8, Brittany Carter (CV) 21:04. 9, Taylor Yost (LC) 21:07. 10, Ashley Renz (CV) 21:14.

Sept. 20 Results

At Kettle Falls

Boys

Colfax 24, Kettle Falls 31. Lakeside 17, Kettle Falls 46. Lakeside 15, Colfax 50.

1, Kyle Johnson (Lak) 15:12. 2, Tim Welch (Lak) 15:20. 3, Austin Stuchell (Lak) 15:51. 4, Kevin Schernitzki (KF) 16:02. 5, Kyle McMillen (Lak) 16:15.

Girls

No Team Scores

1, Kaloni Jones (Lak) 17:56. 2, Evangelina Rehwaldt (Lak) 19:27. 3, Danielle Zidack (Lak) 20:10. 4, Gina Sprint (Lak) 21:08. 5, Hailee Ramsey (Lak) 21:13.

Golf

Hole-in-one

DEER PARK GOLF COURSE–Ron Roberts, No. 8, 108 yards, 9-iron.

BLACK ROCK GOLF COURSE– David Bertsch, No. 9, 172 yards, 9-iron

Soccer

MLS

All Times PDT

Today’s Game

Los Angeles at Kansas City, 5 p.m.

Saturday’s Games

Toronto FC at D.C. United, 4:30 p.m.

Colorado at New England, 4:30 p.m.

Real Salt Lake at New York, 4:30 p.m.

Chicago at CD Chivas USA, 7:30 p.m.

Sunday’s Games

Houston at FC Dallas, 12 p.m.

Los Angeles at Columbus, 3 p.m.

High school girls

Greater Spokane League

Ferris 3, Central Valley 1

First half — 1, Fer, Byxbee (N. Barber), 7:11. 2, Fer, C. Barber (N. Barber), 20:00. Second half — 3, Fer, Bray (N. Barber), 57:00. 4, CV, Unknown, 67:00.

Shots on goal — Central Valley 6, Ferris 9.Saves — Ferris, Boyden 5.

Lewis and Clark 1, University 0

First half — None. Second half — 1, LC, Pokorny (Bech), 61:00.

Shots on goal — University 3, Lewis and Clark 11.Saves — University, Percival 4, Pannell 5. Lewis and Clark, Bekken 2.

Mt. Spokane 7, Shadle Park 0

First half — 1, MtS, Zalud (Hallman), 20:00. 2, MtS, Floyd (Hallman), 38:00. 3, MtS, Hallman (Pittman), 39:00. Second half — 4, MtS, Zalud (Floyd), 44:00. 5, MtS, Floyd (Berto), 70:00. 6, MtS, Urso (Pittman), 77:00. 7, MtS, Jones, 80:00.

Shots on goal — Shadle Park 7, Mt. Spokane 20.Saves — Shadle Park, Schwartz 7. Mt. Spokane, Bergstrom 5.

Mead 5, Rogers 0

First half — 1, Mea, Hirsch (Stime), 12:21. 2, Mea, Hormel (Nemec), 19:35. 3, Mea, Banaugh, 26:00. 4, Mea, Butz, 32:00. Second half — 5, Mea, Pangborn, 76:00.

Shots on goal — Mead 25, Rogers 4.Saves — Mead, Johnstone 1, Terrif 2. Rogers, Lybecker 17.

Kelsey Hirsch, Britta Stime, Kaitlin Hormel, Behka Nemec, Alexa Banaugh, Nicole Butz, Lindsey Pangborn, Kaisha Lybecker …

East Valley 5, North Central 0

First half — 1, EV, Mott (Plumb), 36:00. 2, EV, Plumb (Killingsworth), 39:00. Second half — 3, EV, Abramson (Meyer), 51:00. 4, EV, B.Manchester (M.Manchester), 56:00. 5, EV, White, 70:00.

Shots on goal — East Valley 16, North Central 2.Saves — East Valley, Myre 1. North Central, Porter 11.

Volleyball

College

NWAACC

Columbia Basin def. CC Spokane 27-30, 30-20, 20-30, 30-27, 15-8. Kills- Lupfer (CCS) 15, Weitz (CB) 18. Assists- Gouin (CCS) 59, Williamson (CB) 29. Aces- Jacobson (CCS) 5. Digs- Lupfer (CCS) 22, Guenther (CB) 22. Blocks- Steinbach (CCS) 3, Harston (CB) 5.

High school

Non-league

Cusick def. Columbia 25-12, 25-9, 25-15.

Complete stats not available

Fish counts

The upstream movement of Chinook, steelhead and shad at Columbia and Snake River Dams on 9/25/2007 and year-to-date totals:

Moves

BASEBALL

Major League Baseball

MLS—Suspended Mike Winters, umpire, for the remainder of the regular season because of his confrontation with San Diego OF Milton Bradley during a Sept. 23 game.

National League

CINCINNATI REDS—Activated INF Jerry Gil from the 60-day DL. Transferred OF Ryan Freel from the 15- to the 60-day DL.

FLORIDA MARLINS—Named Jim Beattie bullpen coach for the rest of the season.

Can-Am League

NORTH SHORE SPIRIT—Sold the contracts of RHP Matt Bishop, RHP Dennis Robinson, RHP Gary Galvez and OF Chad Gabriel to Sussex

BROCKTON ROX—Released OF Chris Scarola, RHP Luis Carreras, RHP Jon Koch and RHP Brian Tanguy.

BASKETBALL

National Basketball Association

NBA—Named Bernie Fryer assistant director of officials and crew chief coordinator. Announced the retirement of F Corliss Williamson to become men’s assistant basketball coach at Arkansas Baptist College.

MINNESOTA TIMBERWOLVES—Signed C John Edwards.

FOOTBALL

National Football League

BUFFALO BILLS—Placed OL Jason Whittle on injured reserve. Signed LB Kevin Harrison. Signed DE Orien Harris and QB Gibran Hamdan to the practice squad. Released QB Kevin Eakin and OL Nevin McCaskill from the preactice squad.

CAROLINA PANTHERS—Signed QB Quinton Porter to the practice squad. Released RB Alex Haynes from the practice squad.

CINCINNATI BENGALS—Signed CB Blue Adams to a two-year contract. Waived CB Keiwan Ratliff.

TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS—Placed S Sabby Piscitelli on injured reserve. Signed WR Chad Lucas from the practice squad. Signed OT Jason Capizzi and WR Michael Spurlock to the practice squad. Released OL Enoka Lucas from the practice squad.

TENNESSEE TITANS—Signed WR Biren Ealy and TE Jamie Petrowski to the practice squad. Waived P Glenn Pakulak and RB Quinton Ganther from the practice squad.

Canadian Football League

CFL—Fined Eric Tillman, Saskatchewan Roughriders general manager and vice president of football operations, $1,000 for publicly making comments disparaging to the B.C. Lions.

HOCKEY

National Hockey League

BOSTON BRUINS—Assigned D Matt Lashoff to Providence (AHL).

NEW YORK RANGERS—Assigned G Miika Wiikman, D Michael Sauer, F Dane Byers, F Francis Lessard and F Lauri Korpikoski to Hartford (AHL).

American Hockey League

ALBANY RIVER RATS—Announced Carolina (NHL) assigned F Trevor Gillies and G Michael Leighton to the team and F Brandon Sutter to Red Deer (WHL).

CHICAGO WOLVES—Announced Atlanta (NHL) assigned D Karel Pilar to the team.

ECHL

COLUMBIA INFERNO—Signed W Anthony Battaglia.

Mid-Atlantic Hockey League

JAMESTOWN VIKINGS—Signed Brian Smith, player/assistant coach.

LACROSSE

National Lacrosse League

CALGARY ROUGHNECKS—Signed G Geoff Rainsford to a one-year contract.

COLORADO MAMMOTH—Named Bob McMahon coach.

SOCCER

Major Indoor Soccer League

PHILADELPHIA KIXX—Agreed to terms with F Aaron Susi and MF Angel Rivillo.

COLLEGE

PRINCETON—Named Scott Greenman men’s volunteer assistant coach.

TEMPLE—Named Joe Thomas assistant baseball coach.

Today’s odds

America’s Line

CIRCULAR REPORT: On the NFL board, the Raiders - Dolphins circle is for Oakland QB Josh McCown (questionable); the Vikings - Packers circle is for Minnesota QB Tarvaris Jackson (questionable); the Eagles - Giants circle is for Philadelphia RB Brian Westbrook (questionable); the Vikings – Packers circle is for Minnesota QB Tarvaris Jackson (questionable).

NFL

College football

Home teams in capital letters.