Bowling results from Mountaineer lanes weekly league scores
The report lists Thursday through Friday and midweek summer bowling standings across multiple teams including Emanon Scissor Attack Ups & Downs and First Community Bank with high series and high game leaders such as Ruth Porter 639 and Steve Dickerson 623. Other leagues show Team No. 6 and Beavis & Fun Bunch near top, with top individuals including Harold Sparks Jr and Bonnie Werner.
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Mountaineer Bowling
Ladies Emanon
Scissor Attack
Ups & Downs
Split Decision
Miller's Gang
First Community Bank
High Roller’s
Comcast
Rowdy Gang
City Glass & Radiator
Ruth Porter
Rita Burton
Stephanie Miller
Beavis & Fun Bunch
Pin Quacker's
C.B. Bandits
Crimson Tide
Steve Dickerson
Judy Colbird
Terminators
Alcatraz
Inc
High Or
Earl Pennington
Frances Presley
Granny's Girls
Strike Force
Cut
Just Us
Team No
the Farmer's
Gutter Duster's
Lisa Farmer
Kayla Mathena
Daniel Farmer
Chris Hartwell
Granny Mills & CO
Happy Three (Inc
Golden Girls (Inc
Team No. 3
Alley Cat's
Rader's Raiders
Black Foundation
Young Guns
Bubba & the Boy's
Lucky Strikes
Warren Taylor
Robbie Webb
Eddie Neal
Pepsi Summer Happy Four
Sloppy Joe's
Joker's
Ya-Hoo's
R's & AP
Family
Rejects
Bedrock
Rudolph Wyrick
Marsha Midkiff
Roger Owensby
Jean Trapp
Agnes
Doug Carter
Janice Royer
Junior Vaught
Addie Hash
Ira Crews
Bonnie Douglas
Cal Lawson
Jeff Pike
London Harper
Patti
Brickyard 400 lineup partial with race speeds
Indiana race list shows top 22 drivers in the Brickyard 400 field with car numbers initials speeds in mph. Notables include Ernie Irvan Joe Nemechek Dale Jarrett Dale Earnhardt Sterling Marlin and Michael Waltrip among others, with hometowns and vehicle brands listed. The article notes a rookie and a former winner and that qualifying continues Friday.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Brickyard
Ernie Irvan
Salinas
Calif
Ford
Joe Nemechek
Lakeland
Fla
Chevrolet
Dale Jarrett
Mike Skinner
Ontario
Ricky Rudd
Chesapeake
Ken Schrader
Fenton
David Green
Owensboro
Rich Bickle
Edgerton
Wis
Bobby Ue
Cerritos
Canif
Bobby Hemntton
Nashville
Tenn
Pontiac
Sterling Marlin
Columbia
Wally Dallenbach Jr
Basalt
Colo
Bill Elliott
Dawsonville
Jeremy Mayfield
Rick Mast
Rockbridge Baths
Michael Waltrip
Steve Grissom
Gadsden
Ala
Johnny Benson Jr
Grand Rapids
Mich
Chad Little
Spokane
Wash
Bt Sorron
Franklin
Baseball standings and schedule for the week
The American League standings include Detroit 4 Toronto 2 and Milwaukee 2 Seattle 1 with Boston at Kansas City 8:05 p.m. and Baltimore at Oakland 10:05 p.m. Eight Friday games feature Toronto at Detroit, Minnesota at New York, Seattle at Milwaukee, Boston at Kansas City, Cleveland at Texas, White Sox at Anaheim, Baltimore at Oakland, and later matchups across the league. Saturday's slate lists Boston at Kansas City, Minnesota at New York, Baltimore at Oakland, Toronto at Detroit, Seattle at Milwaukee, Cleveland at Texas, White Sox at Anaheim, and additional games with varied start times.
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Detroit
Toronto
Milwaukee
Seattle
Boston
Kansas City
Baltimore
Oakland
Hentgen
Moehier
Minnesota
Robertson
N.Y
Yankees
Pettitte
Wolcott
Rigby
Cleveland
Texas
Chicago White Sox
Anaheim
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Florida
Philadelphia
Houston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
San Francisco
San Diego
Tennis and golf TV lineup plus MLB games today
ESPN airings include the du Maurier Open quarterfinals and Sprint International second round. WGN carries Dodgers at Cubs and White Sox at Angels. WTBS hosts Braves at Marlins. NASCAR Kroger 200 and 200 qualifying at Indianapolis Raceway Park. WNBA action features the Houston Comets at the Los Angeles Sparks.
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ESPN
WGN
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Atlanta Braves
Florida Marlins
Nash
LIFE
Houston Comets
Los Angeles Sparks
Chicago White Sox
Anaheim Angels
AJGA Virginia Scores Final Results at Homestead Clubcourse
In Hot Springs Virginia the AJGA Junior Players final scores were led by Ben Lewis 69 70 74 213 and Patrick Norris 76 71 67 214 in the Boys 15-18 division on the Lower Cascades Course at the Homestead Resort. The field included numerous players from Massachusetts Florida Georgia New York Virginia Ohio and Canada with final tallies ranging from 213 to 262 amid a large field of competitors.
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AJGA
Virginia
Hot Springs
Clubcorp
American Junior Golf Association
Homestead Resort
Lower Cascades
Ben Lewis
South Dennis
Mass
Patrick Norris
Orlando
Fla
Joshua Dawes
Jacksonville
Marlins Edge Braves 1 0 In Florida Duel
Florida pitchers shut down Atlanta as the Marlins win 1 to 0. Tucker and DWhite contributed key at bats while Chicago? none. The Braves managed limited hits and left runners stranded in the tight game.
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Marlins
Braves
Atlanta Florida
Tucker
Odaulton
Jlopez
Byrd
Cather
Atlanta
Florida
Pocahontas Golf Championship Opens With Tips From Leader
Pocahontas tees off the 54 hole Pocahontas Golf Championship at 8 a.m. today as leaders offer keys to success. Players should stay below the hole on second shots ply the fairway and be consistent on par-3s while trying to gain ground on par-5s. The event will crown a champion Sunday afternoon.
Local Sports Briefs From August 1997 Community Notes
Local school sports and activity notices list Pocahontas High School football meeting on August 4 at 9 a.m. plus cheerleading clinics at Pike View and Mount View with physical forms due early. Also softball tournaments at Rich Creek and Tazewell, booster meetings in Graham and Bluefield, Labor Day 5K run at Bluefield College, bowling class at SVCC, Montcalm football meeting, and Princeton hall of fame golf event with Jimmy Miller as speaker.
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Welch
Mount View
Graham Boosters
Bluefield
Graham Women’s Boosters
Graham High Ool
Graham Women’s Boosters P.O
Bluefield College
Bluefield Ci
Brenda Clements
PSH
Princeton
Princeton Senior High School Hall of Fame
Oeceton
University of Virginia Uate
Jimmy Miller
Princeton Senior High School
Law Office of
Burton and Kilgore
First Community Bank
One Valley Bank
Courthouse Square
Princeton a double fuels Mets lead and Berns sets record
Princeton pushes ahead as Benavidez and Hoover drive. Berns ties the all time Princeton doubles mark with 20 after a three hit night, while Perez and Copeland also post three hits. Sandberg goes 3 for 4 as Mets win and P Rays rally with three homers before Wright earns the win.
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Benavidez
Hoover
Sandberg
Robert Berns
Mets
Jersen Perez
P-Rays
Princeton
Paul Hoover
Berns
Neuberger
Chris Wright
Ronni Seberino
Toby McDermott
Durick
Druckenmiller lands $5.65M contract with 2M signing bonus
The 49ers signed Druckenmiller to a 5.65 million dollar deal with a 2 million signing bonus. He rushed to practice, watched drills, and joined the scout team as San Francisco prepared for an exhibition opener against the San Diego Chargers. Coach Mariucci said he will not rush onto the field and expects punctuality. Druckenmiller is pegged for the No 3 job behind Jeff Brohm after missing two weeks of camp.
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Los Angeles
Druckenmiller
Steve Mariucci
San Francisco
San Diego Chargers
Marty Mornhinweg
Mariucci
49Ers
Jeff Brohm
Brohm
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