Новости за 02.09.2017

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Arkansas senior forward Arlando Cook has been arrested on accusations of first-degree assault, public intoxication and disorderly conduct. Cook was booked into the Washington County Detention Center at 2:48 a.m. Saturday and was released just before noon on a $1,250 bond. Jail records do not indicate if Cook has an attorney. A

MADRID — Spain ended Italy’s 11-year unbeaten run in qualifiers with a 3-0 win on Saturday and moved closer to securing a World Cup spot. The Italians hadn’t lost a qualifier — World Cup or European Championship — in 56 games, since September 2006. Two first-half strikes by Francisco “Isco” Alarcon and a late goal

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Former Ohio State player Ryan Armour shot a 6-under 65 on Saturday to take the third-round lead in the Web.com Tour Finals-opening Nationwide Children’s Hospital Championship. Armour had a 12-under 201 total on Ohio State’s Scarlet Course for a one-stroke lead over Keith Mitchell, the leader after each of the first two

CLEVELAND — Needing help, the Browns turned to an unlikely — and unfriendly — source to get it. Cleveland addressed its biggest necessity by acquiring wide receiver Sammie Coates on Saturday in a trade with the Pittsburgh Steelers, its long-time rival and a team it very rarely does business with. The Browns sent a 2018

WATKINS GLEN, N.Y. — A day after Andretti Autosport announced that Alexander Rossi would be back in the fold next year, he celebrated by winning his first IndyCar pole. Rossi bested the Fast Six on Saturday at Watkins Glen International with a track-record time of 1 minute, 22.4639 seconds at 147.119 mph on his final

PITTSBURGH — Pitt coach Pat Narduzzi joked, kind of, about his team being as vanilla as possible in its season opener against Youngstown State just to make sure the Panthers didn’t give away too much with a trip to rival Penn State looming. Narduzzi stressed Pitt would do what it took to win, just maybe

THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. — Linebacker Josh Forrest, receiver Nelson Spruce, guard Cody Wichmann and tight end Cory Harkey are among the players let go by the Los Angeles Rams in their final roster cutdown. The Rams announced the moves Saturday. Spruce was kept on the Rams’ roster last year as an undrafted free agent even

HOUSTON — Houston Rockets point guard James Harden says he will donate $1 million to the city of Houston to aid in Harvey recovery. Harden made the announcement Saturday with Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner. They spoke at a news conference at the NRG Center, which has housed evacuees since Harvey swamped the Houston area more

ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — The Buffalo Bills have reached an injury settlement with wide receiver Rod Streater and placed linebacker Sam Barrington on injured reserve. Buffalo also waived injured offensive tackle Michael Ola (ankle) and wide receiver Jeremy Butler (concussion) and reached an injury settlement with safety Shamiel Gray (undisclosed) as part of 30 moves

COSTA MESA, Calif. — The Los Angeles Chargers have released backup quarterback Kellen Clemens and waived kicker Josh Lambo during their final roster cutdowns for the regular season. The Chargers also released running back Kenjon Barner on Saturday. Undrafted free agent Younghoe Koo has won the Chargers’ kicking job over Lambo, the former soccer goalkeeper

CERNOBBIO, Italy — U.S. Senator John McCain, who has spent the summer undergoing treatment for brain cancer, has attended an international forum in an Italian resort town. McCain’s participation at the Ambrosetti Forum in northern Italy on Saturday was his first overseas trip during the congressional recess. The forum is an annual gathering of high-profile

SANTA CLARA, Calif. — The San Francisco 49ers cut last season’s leading receiver Jeremy Kerley and veteran defensive lineman Quinton Dial on Saturday as they remained committed to youth in the first year of a rebuilding plan under coach Kyle Shanahan and general manager John Lynch. Kerley and Dial were the most notable cuts as

AUSTIN, Texas — With a new head coach and the promise that the program is already on the rebound with its $10 million locker room, big wins in recruiting for the future and some good looking talent for the present, all eyes were on Texas and Tom Herman. Then Maryland spoiled the Longhorns unveiling —

COLUMBIA, Mo. — The gold standard of quarterbacks at Missouri is Chase Daniel, who holds most of the school’s passing records. Drew Lock grabbed a few of his own Saturday, setting single-game marks for touchdown passes and passing yards as the Tigers beat Missouri State 72-43 in the season opener. Lock threw for 521 yards

NEW YORK — Matt Holliday once again became a bruising designated hitter against his former designated sitter. Holliday made a smashing return to the Yankees’ lineup after being sidelined a month, launching a three-run homer that led Masahiro Tanaka and New York over the AL East-leading Boston Red Sox 5-1 Saturday. “We’ve missed that,” Yankees

MONZA, Italy — Red Bull driver Daniel Ricciardo chose an unusual way to occupy his time while waiting for qualifying to resume at the Italian Grand Prix on Saturday. During the rain delay, Mercedes teammates Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas played a video game, while Ricciardo took over a live TV camera from the official

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The Jacksonville Jaguars have parted with 20 players and placed receiver Rashad Greene on injured reserve. Those moves helped Jacksonville reduce the roster to the NFL-mandated, 53-man limit Saturday. The Jaguars kept three quarterbacks: Blake Bortles, Chad Henne and Brandon Allen. Jacksonville released three veterans: linebacker Andrew Gachkar, defensive end Malliciah Goodman

CLEMSON, S.C. — Clemson coaches insist the Tigers success is about more than just a few individual stars. Just because they sent their quarterback, leading receiver and leading rusher to the NFL after winning the national championship does not mean Clemson cannot get back to the playoff for a third straight season. New Tigers starting

SANTA FE, N.M. — High anxiety about White House politics, hurricane flooding and even the threat of nuclear war with North Korea is adding an extra spark to the annual burning of a giant, ghostly marionette that serves as an effigy to gloom and doom. The ritual burning of Zozobra attracted tens of thousands of

PHNOM PENH, Cambodia — Police arrested the leader of Cambodia’s main opposition party in a surprise raid on his home in the capital early Sunday, and the government issued a statement accusing him of treason. The arrest of Kem Sokha dealt a major blow to the opposition ahead of elections due next year and was

SAN DIEGO — Officials in San Diego County have declared a public health emergency due to the spread of the liver disease hepatitis A. Infections have killed 15 people and hospitalized nearly 400 more, with the homeless population hit hardest since the outbreak started last November. The Union-Tribune reports (https://tinyurl.com/y9qnaw65 ) that Friday’s emergency declaration

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The Baltimore Ravens have made another trade in hopes of shoring up their offensive line. A day after obtaining offensive lineman Tony Bergstrom from Arizona, the Ravens traded an undisclosed draft pick to Jacksonville in exchange for guard/center Luke Bowanko. Baltimore gave up a conditional seventh-round pick for Bergstrom, who spent four

TAMPERE, Finland — Finland handed an upset 1-0 defeat to Iceland on Saturday to win its first match in the 2018 World Cup qualifying campaign. Finland earned just a single point from the previous six qualifiers — a draw against Kosovo — while Iceland kept momentum from its inspiring run to the Euro 2016 quarterfinals

SCOTTSBURG, Ind. — The mayor of a southern Indiana city is defending a rental inspection ordinance that’s resulted in thousands of dollars in fines against property owners and is the subject of a lawsuit. Charlestown Mayor Bob Hall testified during Friday’s daylong hearing in Scott County Circuit Court that the ordinance is needed to ensure

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — The Denver Broncos have broken up the “No Fly Zone,” releasing three-time Pro Bowl strong safety T.J. Ward with a year left on his contract. General manager John Elway said cutting the eighth-year pro was a difficult decision “after everything he’s done for our football team.” “He was a respected teammate whose