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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 2005

Page

9

P-Rays Rally Past Astros in Greeneville Thriller

Princeton Devil Rays overcome a five-run first inning deficit to beat the Greeneville Astros 9-7 in Greeneville. Eppi Deleon hit his fifth homer, Ryan Royster added key two-run hits, and Brian Baker earned the win with Robert Findlay notching the 12th save. Clemens homered for Greeneville while Pedro Espinoza had two hits for the Astros. The P-Rays finished with 18 hits, and Princeton heads to Hunnicutt Field for a homestand after a league off day.

Greeneville Tenn Princeton Devil Rays Greeneville Astros Koby Clemens Princeton Eppi Deleon Matt Fields P-Rays Ryan Morse Ralph Henriquez Astros Deleon Ryan Royster Royster Thomas Lagreidh Devil Rays Brian Baker Robert Findlay Clemens Roger Clemens Pedro Espinoza Hunnicutt Field Danville Braves

Concord University names Gene Davis golf head coach

Davis, longtime Concord assistant in football and women's basketball, becomes head coach of the Concord University golf team replacing Kevin O'Sullivan this fall. Athletic director Greg Quick touts a bright future and strong institutional support as Davis inherits a program that has won the last two conference championships. O'Sullivan will aid the transition after 2004 WVIAC Coach of the Year duties.

Athens Concord University Gene Davis Davis Princeton Kevin O’sullivan Concord Greg Quick Quick West Virginia Letic Conference WVIAC O’sullivan

Singh wins Buick Open at Grand Blanc in record 24 under

Vijay Singh won the Buick Open with a final round 70 to finish 24 under and four strokes ahead of Tiger Woods. Woods surged late tied for second with an eagle and six birdies in nine holes, then bogeyed the last as Singh clinched his third Buick Open title, a first since 1965 to repeat.

Vijay Singh Grand Blanc Mich Singh Tiger Woods Woods Zach Johnson Robert Allenby Tony Lema Phil Mickelson

Yankee Angels go extra innings in 11 as Yankees win

Major League Baseball results from Sunday show the Yankees rally to beat the Angels 8 to 7 in 11 innings. Other AL games include Toronto 5 Texas 1, Boston 4 Minnesota 3, Tampa Bay 6 Kansas City 2, Oakland 5 Detroit 2, Seattle 9 Cleveland 7, and Chicago White Sox at Baltimore. NL scores feature Atlanta 5 Pittsburgh 4, Washington 4 Florida 2, Mets 9 Houston 4, Milwaukee 5 San Francisco 1, Arizona 13 Chicago Cubs 6, Colorado 9 Philadelphia 2, Cincinnati 7 San Diego 1, and St. Louis 7 Los Angeles Dodgers 5 in 11 innings.

N.Y. Yankees L.A. Angels Toronto Texas Boston Minnesota Tampa Bay Kansas City Oakland Detroit Seattle Cleveland Chicago White Sox Atlanta Pittsburgh Washington Florida N.Y. Mets Houston Milwaukee San Francisco Arizona Chicago Cubs Colorado Philadelphia Cincinnati San Diego St. Louis L.A. Dodgers

Tazewell High football opens practice with staff on site

Equipment time as Tazewell High begins official practice. From left Eric McDaniel Justin Wilson head coach Bobby Wyatt and Shannon Graham check gear at the fieldhouse. Players report to the fieldhouse at 7 30 a.m. for the start of the season.

Tazewell Eric McDaniel Justin Wilson Bobby Wyatt Shannon Graham

Rays complete four game sweep over Royals 6 2

In St. Petersburg Mark Hendrickson carried a one hitter into the eighth inning and Travis Lee drove in runs as the Devil Rays beat Kansas City 6-2. Lou Piniella earned win No. 1,492, moving into 18th on the all time list as Tampa Bay improved to 12-5 after the All star break.

ST. Petersburg Fla Mark Hendrickson Travis Lee Tampa Bay Kansas City Royals Lou Piniella

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