Baseball scoreboard and notable anniversaries from past decades
Tuesday and Wednesday baseball schedules show Bluefield at Johnson City and several other matchups, plus 1906 to 1998 milestone notes. Highlights include McIntire’s no hit bid with a late Pirates win, Ripken’s 2000th game, Blyleven 3000th strikeout, Stargell multi hit game, and Clark homering from both sides for Detroit. Birthdays note Shigetoshna Bohanon turning 33.
NBA Scores and Nascar Money Leaders Snapshot
WBNA basketball results show Charlotte 63 over Miami 45. NBA schedules list Portland at Orlando 7 30 p.m. Detroit at New York 7 30 p.m. Washington at Indiana 8 p.m. Minnesota at Phoenix 10 p.m. Utah at Houston 8 30 p.m. Through July 29 top money leaders highlight Jeff Gordon 4 422 014 dollars and Dale Jarrett 3 018 939 dollars with Dale Earnhardt Jr and Rusty Wallace also in the top ranks.
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Lions coach ends practice and rides away on Harley
Marty Mornhinweg, head coach of the Detroit Lions, abruptly ended Monday's practice and rode from camp on a Harley Davidson motorcycle. The public relations department said nothing about the incident. Players and staff remained focused on the schedule ahead.
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Bluefield Orioles blank Twins to open twin bill 11 2
Bluefield Orioles pitcher Scott Rice no hit the Elizabethton Twins through six innings en route to an 11 2 win at Bowen Field. Woody Cliffords cleared the bases with a third inning double, Pete Shier and Omar Rogers drove in runs in the fifth, and Rogers added two doubles. Rice improved to the win. Travis Bowyer took the loss. In the nightcap Elizabethton led 1-0 after Barry Quickstad’s second inning home run.
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Princeton Devil Rays end nine game losing streak
The Princeton Devil Rays snapped a nine game skid with a 4-2 loss to the Danville Braves in Danville on Tuesday night, as Brayan Pena singled and scored after a balk moved him to second, followed by Garrett Jones driving in a run before a stretch of Braves retired in order.
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Rays edge slumping Orioles in tough July for Baltimore
Ben Grieve and the Tampa Bay Devil Rays defeated the Baltimore Orioles 5-4 as Grieve went 2-for-4 with two RBIs. Baltimore also saw Cal Ripken extend his hitting streak and Robin Yount's career list record change. Paul Wilson took the loss for the Orioles while Esteban Yan earned his 13th save.
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Astacio to Astros and Urbina to Red Sox in deadline deals
Multiple players changed teams as trade deadline loomed with eight deals. Pedro Astacio to the Astros for Scott Blarton and a player to be named, Ugneth Urbina to the White Sox, and relievers Mike Williams Mike Trombley and Terry Mulholland moved, while Rey Sanchez joined Atlanta.
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Hall of Fame class of 2001 inducts seven in Canton
Seven men are inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame on a Saturday in Canton Ohio marking a new chapter in football history.
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Appy League's sound wizard Craig revs up Princeton games
David Craig, a Princeton Middle School math teacher, handles stadium sound at Hunnicutt Field for the Princeton Devil Rays since 1997. He crafts batter snippets, programs the new message board, and spends long hours in the press box from June to August and beyond. He and his wife Samantha travel to other Appy League ballparks for inspiration.
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