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OAKLAND, Calif. -- Chad Pinder hit a tie-breaking solo home run in the bottom of the seventh inning and a three-run blast in the eighth, powering the Oakland Athletics to an 11-4 victory against the Houston Astros and a sweep of their doubleheader on ...
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  1. Oakland Athletics: Chad Pinder helps power doubleheader sweep of Houston Astros
  2. Oklahoma Sooners: Baker Mayfield tosses three TDs to help stun Ohio State Buckeyes
  3. Jose Abreu hits for cycle, Chicago White Sox maul San Francisco Giants
  4. Top 25: Georgia Bulldogs snare win over Notre Dame Fighting Irish
  5. Milwaukee Brewers: Jimmy Nelson's injury shows why NL needs DH
  6. Top 25: Defense steps up for Clemson in win over Auburn
  7. Top 25: Washington Huskies overwhelm Montana Grizzlies
  8. Milwaukee Brewers: Hernan Perez, Chase Anderson propel rout of Chicago Cubs
  9. Top 25: Tennessee Volunteers start fast in rout of Indiana State Sycamores
  10. Boston Red Sox: Chris Sale returns to form in rout of Tampa Bay Rays
  11. NASCAR: Kyle Larson sprints to win at Federated Auto Parts 400
  12. Los Angeles Rams: Aaron Donald ends holdout
  13. U.S. Open: Sloane Stephens breezes by Madison Keys to claim first Grand Slam
  14. Top 25: Danny Etling powers LSU Tigers past Chattanooga Mocs
  15. Georgia's Terry Godwin makes incredible catch against Notre Dame
  16. Florida State-Miami game rescheduled for Oct. 7
  17. Top 25: TCU Horned Frogs wear down Arkansas Razorbacks
  18. Akiem Hicks: Chicago Bears sign defensive lineman to four-year extension
  19. Top 25: Penn State Nittany Lions avenge loss to Pitt Panthers
  20. Top 25: Virginia Tech Hokies stymie Delaware Blue Hens
  21. Top 25 roundup: Lamar Jackson, No. 17 Louisville topple UNC
  22. Penn State Nittany Lions: Joe Paterno confessed knowledge of Jerry Sandusky behavior, former assistant says
  23. Top 25: Freshman key in Wisconsin Badgers victory
  24. Cleveland Indians: Streak reaches 17 with win over Baltimore Orioles

Oakland Athletics: Chad Pinder helps power doubleheader sweep of Houston Astros

OAKLAND, Calif. -- Chad Pinder hit a tie-breaking solo home run in the bottom of the seventh inning and a three-run blast in the eighth, powering the Oakland Athletics to an 11-4 victory against the Houston Astros and a sweep of their doubleheader on Saturday
    

Oklahoma Sooners: Baker Mayfield tosses three TDs to help stun Ohio State Buckeyes

COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Oklahoma was humbled by Ohio State on its home field a year ago and had to wait nearly 365 days before doing the same to the Buckeyes.
    

Jose Abreu hits for cycle, Chicago White Sox maul San Francisco Giants

CHICAGO -- Jose Abreu hit for the cycle and joined five teammates in hitting a home run to power the Chicago White Sox to a 13-1 victory over the San Francisco Giants on Saturday night.
    

Top 25: Georgia Bulldogs snare win over Notre Dame Fighting Irish

SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- Freshman quarterback Jake Fromm passed for a touchdown and directed two other drives that resulted in Rodrigo Blankenship field goals as No. 15 Georgia edged No. 24 Notre Dame 20-19 on Saturday.
    

Milwaukee Brewers: Jimmy Nelson's injury shows why NL needs DH

It sure looked like a good day for the Milwaukee Brewers, even though it really wasn't.
    

Top 25: Defense steps up for Clemson in win over Auburn

CLEMSON, S.C. -- Quarterback Kelly Bryant ran for two touchdowns and Clemson's defense took care of the rest as the third-ranked Tigers held off No. 13 Auburn 14-6 Saturday night.
    

Top 25: Washington Huskies overwhelm Montana Grizzlies

Jake Browning threw for 259 yards and two touchdowns as seventh-ranked Washington stifled Montana 63-7 in its home opener Saturday night at Husky Stadium in Seattle.
    

Milwaukee Brewers: Hernan Perez, Chase Anderson propel rout of Chicago Cubs

CHICAGO -- Hernan Perez homered and drove in five runs and Chase Anderson threw five scoreless innings and drove in a pair of runs as the Milwaukee Brewers routed the Chicago Cubs 15-2 on Saturday.
    

Top 25: Tennessee Volunteers start fast in rout of Indiana State Sycamores

Freshman running back Ty Chandler returned the opening kickoff 91 yards for a touchdown and sophomore running back Carlin Fils-aime scored two touchdowns, leading No. 25 Tennessee to a 42-7 rout of Indiana State on Saturday at Neyland Stadium in Knoxville, Tenn.
    

Boston Red Sox: Chris Sale returns to form in rout of Tampa Bay Rays

BOSTON -- Chris Sale snapped back into form with six scoreless innings and eight strikeouts, Andrew Benintendi and Mitch Moreland drove in three runs apiece and the Boston Red Sox crushed the Tampa Bay Rays 9-0 on Saturday night at Fenway Park.
    

NASCAR: Kyle Larson sprints to win at Federated Auto Parts 400

RICHMOND, Va. -- Kyle Larson got off pit road ahead of Martin Truex Jr. during a late-race caution at Richmond Raceway on Saturday night that sent the Federated Auto Parts 400 into overtime. Larson then held on to the lead for his fourth win of the season in the 2017 regular-season finale.
    

Los Angeles Rams: Aaron Donald ends holdout

Los Angeles Rams defensive tackle Aaron Donald ended his holdout on Saturday by reporting to the team and passing a physical, the team announced.
    

U.S. Open: Sloane Stephens breezes by Madison Keys to claim first Grand Slam

NEW YORK -- Just weeks after her return from a layoff because of foot surgery, Sloane Stephens defeated friend and fellow American Madison Keys 6-3, 6-0 on Saturday to become the third consecutive unseeded player to win the U.S. Open women's title.
    

Top 25: Danny Etling powers LSU Tigers past Chattanooga Mocs

BATON ROUGE, La. -- Quarterback Danny Etling completed four passes of at least 36 yards, accounting for 227 passing yards and one touchdown, and tailback Derrius Guice gained 102 yards and scored twice to power No. 12 LSU to a 45-10 victory over the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga on Saturday night in Tiger Stadium.
    

Georgia's Terry Godwin makes incredible catch against Notre Dame

Wide receiver Terry Godwin tied the Georgia Notre and Notre Dame game with a crazy one-handed catch in the second quarter.
    

Florida State-Miami game rescheduled for Oct. 7

The Atlantic Coast Conference announced Saturday that the Miami-Florida State game will be rescheduled to Oct. 7 because of the potential impact from Hurricane Irma.
    

Top 25: TCU Horned Frogs wear down Arkansas Razorbacks

No. 23 TCU relied on its defense and running game to wear down Arkansas 28-7 Saturday afternoon at Reynolds Razorback Stadium in Fayetteville, Ark.
    

Akiem Hicks: Chicago Bears sign defensive lineman to four-year extension

Akiem Hicks has signed a four-year contract extension with the Chicago Bears.
    

Top 25: Penn State Nittany Lions avenge loss to Pitt Panthers

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. -- Marcus Allen thought a lot about his late grandmother in the hours leading up to No. 4 Penn State's showdown with Pittsburgh on Saturday.
    

Top 25: Virginia Tech Hokies stymie Delaware Blue Hens

BLACKSBURG, Va. -- Defense and special teams have long been Virginia Tech's calling cards. That tradition continued Saturday, as the 18th-ranked Hokies dispatched lower-division opponent Delaware 27-0 at Lane Stadium.
    

Top 25 roundup: Lamar Jackson, No. 17 Louisville topple UNC

CHAPEL HILL, N.C. -- Lamar Jackson threw for three touchdowns and rushed for three more as No. 17 Louisville defeated North Carolina 47-35 on Saturday.
    

Penn State Nittany Lions: Joe Paterno confessed knowledge of Jerry Sandusky behavior, former assistant says

Former Penn State football coach Joe Paterno reportedly told former assistant Mike McQueary in 2001 that it wasn't the first time Paterno was hearing Jerry Sandusky had sexually abused children, per a 2011 Pennsylvania State Police report.
    

Top 25: Freshman key in Wisconsin Badgers victory

MADISON, Wis. -- Freshman running back Jonathan Taylor rushed for three touchdowns to pace No. 9 Wisconsin to a 31-14 victory over Florida Atlantic on Saturday in front of an announced crowd of 77,542 at Camp Randall Stadium.
    

Cleveland Indians: Streak reaches 17 with win over Baltimore Orioles

CLEVELAND -- Francisco Lindor homered and Carlos Santana belted two doubles, driving in one run and scoring another, as the Cleveland Indians won their 17th game in a row with a 4-2 victory over the Baltimore Orioles on Saturday at Progressive Field.
    
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Cubans Are Fleeing Irma's Wrath by Going Underground

Families and children waited out the worst of the storm in underground caverns, huddling on blankets and eating donated food in the dimly lit bunkers.

    

Jose Pulls Away From Irma-Ravaged Caribbean Islands

The storm-ravaged islands of Barbuda, St. Martin and Anguilla were spared a direct blow Saturday from Hurricane Jose, as its eye passed north of the chain.

    

This Rare Bird Is Lucky to Have Encountered a Syrian Rebel Commander

"They had to check that the vulture was not booby-trapped."

    

Australian Court Dismisses Challenge to Gay Marriage Survey

Australia's highest court cleared the way for the government to conduct a public survey on whether gay marriage should be legalized.

    

Florida Gov. on Irma Storm Surge: 'You're Not Going to Survive'

Florida's governor on Saturday warned that time was running out for people in evacuation zones on Florida's west coast to get to safety.

    

Mexico Quake Toll Climbs as Dozens Sleep on Streets

The death toll from one of the most powerful earthquakes ever recorded in Mexico rose to at least 61 early Saturday — just as Hurricane Katia struck.

    

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Irma’s Fearsome Winds Reach Florida Shores, With Full Strike Yet to Come

Florida opened dozens more shelters as the first wind and rain bands reached the state Saturday; more than 100,000 people were already without power.

    

Hurricane Irma: What’s Happened and What’s Next

The hurricane is bearing down on Florida as hundreds of thousands of people flee or take shelter, in one of the largest evacuations in U.S. history.

    

As Irma Swings West, Officials Scramble to Open Shelters

As thousands of people on the west coast of Florida have been forced to evacuate at the last minute, makeshift shelters have opened — and rapidly filled.

    

Irma Will Test Florida’s Infrastructure, From Dikes to Sewage Plants

The state has deferred costly maintenance, raising fears that the storm could overrun its waterworks, flood systems and other facilities.

    

Airlines Face Criticism Amid Irma Price-Gouging Complaints

A tweet that went viral earlier this week sparked outrage over suspected price-gouging by airlines of Hurricane Irma evacuees.
    

Death Toll Climbs, and Relief Efforts Stall, as Caribbean Braces for Hurricane Jose

Aid workers responding to devastation from Hurricane Irma have been stalled by the next dangerous storm: Hurricane Jose.

    

Trump Monitors Hurricane as His Cabinet Descends on Camp David

Aides said President Trump would receive hurricane briefings throughout the day as the powerful storm marches toward the southern tip of Florida.

    

Hurricane Irma in Pictures

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The Prayer Circle: Texans Rebuild After Harvey as a Practice of Faith

After the storm, 17 people joined in prayer before clearing out the flooded house of an aging widow. God, they insisted, was also there.

    

Leveled Mexican Town Digs for Survivors. ‘Can You Tell Me if My Dad’s O.K.?’

Rescue workers in Juchitán de Zaragoza searched desperately in the ruins of town hall for the policeman who guarded the building at night.

    

Apocalyptic Thoughts Amid Nature’s Chaos? You Could Be Forgiven

Americans were excited about the eclipse, but hurricanes, wildfires, and an earthquake have some — and not just deeply religious people — thinking dark thoughts.

    

Data Breach Victims Talk of Initial Terror, Then Vigilance

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News Analysis: Bound to No Party, Trump Upends 150 Years of Two-Party Rule

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For Iraq’s Long-Suffering Kurds, Independence Beckons

A referendum on Kurdish independence is favored by Kurds and opposed by every major power in the region.

    

Legal Marijuana Is Almost Here. If Only Pot Farmers Were on Board.

The black market for marijuana in California is thriving as growers shun the legalized system that comes into effect in January.

    

Sloane Stephens Beats Madison Keys to Claim U.S. Open Title

Stephens, 24 and ranked 83rd, won her first Grand Slam championship with a 6-3, 6-0 victory against Keys, her American contemporary.

    

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Malaysian Leader, Under Corruption Cloud, Will Meet With Trump

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