Reuters Sports Schedule at 0600 GMT on Tuesday, Sept 11

Reuters sports schedule at 0600 on Tuesday (times GMT):

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TENNIS

U.S. Open

NEW YORK - Andy Murray fought off Novak Djokovic to win an

epic U.S. Open final and become the first British man in 76

years to win a grand slam singles title. (TENNIS-OPEN/, moved,

pix, TV, by Julian Linden and Larry Fine, 700 words)

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NFL

The Baltimore Ravens unleashed a new-look, wide-open offense

on the visiting Cincinnati Bengals on Monday and powered to a

44-13 blowout victory in their National League Football opener.

(NFL-MONDAY/, moved, pix, 350 words)

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BASEBALL

The Oakland Athletics drew first blood in a pivotal series

against the Los Angeles Angels with a 3-1 victory on Monday as

two of the hottest teams in baseball resumed their battle for a

playoff berth. (BASEBALL/ANGELS, moved, 250 words)

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SOCCER

2014 World Cup qualifying

LONDON - World and European champions Spain begin their 2014

World Cup qualifying campaign away to Georgia as Europe's big

guns also seek to put wins on the board. (SOCCER-WORLD/, expect

by 2000, pix, by Martyn Herman, 800 words)

We will also have individual match reports from the European

qualifiers as well as from other regions.

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WELLINGTON - Rain and cold winds are likely to favour New

Zealand in their Oceania World Cup qualifying clash against the

Solomon Islands in Auckland while Oceania champions Tahiti host

New Caledonia in Papeete with both sides in need of a win to

stay in contention for Brazil 2014. (SOCCER-WORLD/OCEANIA,

expect by 1000, 400 words)

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SINGAPORE - Australia will be hoping to kickstart their

campaign for a third successive finals appearance with a victory

over Jordan in Amman. Japan, South Korea and Iran are also in

action in the fourth round of Asian qualifiers for the 2014

tournament. (SOCCER-WORLD/ASIA, expect around 1600, 500 words)

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TOKYO - Japan face Iraq, led by their former coach Zico,

looking for a home win to take a giant step towards qualifying

for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil. (SOCCER-WORLD/JAPAN, expect by

1300, pix, by Alastair Himmer, 400 words)

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RUGBY

Rugby Championship

Argentina coach Santiago Phelan, mindful his side are riding

on a high after pushing the world champion All Blacks so close

in Wellington, names his side to face Australia for their Rugby

Championship clash on the Gold Coast on Saturday.

(RUGBY-CHAMPIONSHIP/ARGENTINA, expect by 2000, 400 words)

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CRICKET

India v New Zealand, second Twenty20, Chennai

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(Asia Duty Editor: Peter Rutherford)

Source: http://news.yahoo.com/reuters-sports-schedule-0001-gmt-tuesday-sept-11-000257855--spt.html

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