Baseball score roundup with AL and NL results
Summary of recent Major League Baseball scores including Kansas City over Boston 10 3. Minnesota 5 over New York 4. Baltimore 13 over Oakland 3. Detroit 8 over Toronto 7. Seattle 13 over Milwaukee 2. Cleveland 6 over Texas 3. Chicago White Sox late game at Anaheim. NL entries include Cincinnati 5 over San Francisco 1. Pittsburgh 6 over Colorado 5. St Louis 2 over Philadelphia 1. Houston 6 over New York Mets 0. Chicago Cubs 5 over Los Angeles 1. Atlanta 4 over Florida 2. Montreal 6 over San Diego 0.
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Havens Leads Pocahontas Golf Championship After 2nd Round
Havens shot a two under par 68 to take a one stroke lead over Todd Satterfield, with Furman coach Satterfield back at 139 after 36 holes. Richwood's Mike Krulich posted 69 to sit three back at 141 as contenders eye the final round. Havens praised his improved putting and adjusted to fast greens while aiming for a steady final round.
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Tad Tomblin
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Brandon Vernon
Bob
Wheel) Thomas
Mitch Roush
Joe Hart
Ronnie Law
Charlie Love
Perry McKinney
al Estepp
George
Chip Tabor
Will Johnson
Tom Brittain
Mike Meade
Larry Turner
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Rick Fricke
Buck Brittain
John Trujillo
Charles Green
Evans Harbour
Joe McCall
Kenny Richardson
Keith H. Murphy
Gregory McGin
Jack Forbes
Kevin Law
Kelly Shumate
Rod Riffe
David Kovach
Brian Love
Lee Fisher
Scott Whitt
Kirk Satterfield
Andy Canterbury
Corky Layman
Vandyke
Bob Thomas
Baseball Standings and Weekend Scores Involving Pulaski and Rivals
In PIU West Division Pulaski leads with 28 16 .636 after 3 due to 3 games. Kingsport 25 19 .668 with 3. Elizabethton 25 19 .568 three, Bristol 21 22 .489 six and a half, Johnson City 17 26 .395 ten and half. Friday results include Kingsport 6 Princeton 5, Bluefield 7 Martinsville 2, Elizabethton 19 Johnson City Pulaski 9, Danville 1, Bristol 8 Burlington 3. Saturday Princeton 7 Kingsport 3, Martinsville 3 Bluefield 0, Pulaski 2 Danville 0, Bristol 1 Burlington 0, Johnson City 10 Elizabethton 6. Sunday Elizabethton at Kingsport, Johnson City at Bristol, Bluefield at Danville, Princeton at Martinsville, 2 Pulaski at Burlington.
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WVU football loses longtime announcer Jack Fleming
Jack Fleming, the 44 year voice of the Mountaineers, has been replaced this week by Tony Caridi. Fleming, Morgantown native and WVU graduate, agreed to a new role with the Mountaineer Sports Network after medical clearance followed by a string of mini strokes last August. He will host a statewide show and contribute to MSNsportsNET. Woody O'Hara will continue as color commentator.
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Richlands hosts Iowa style wrestling camp in Virginia
Richlands High School hosts an Iowa style wrestling camp at Richlands Recreational Park from Thursday through Monday for high school and middle school wrestlers. Coach Craig Barber cites Iowa dominance and costs avoided by bringing Iowa to Richlands. rising senior Joe Williams of Iowa helps with the camp, praising its impact and approach.
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P-Rays crush Kingsport 7-3 in home win
Princeton manager Diocraric Montoya watched his P-Rays defeat Kingsport 7-3 at Hunscutt Field. Delvin James pitched five innings with four strikeouts, while back-to-back solo homers by Brandon Copeland and Robert Stratton sparked a big output. Jared Sandberg hit his 15th homer to lead Appalachian League, and the P-Rays built a 5-2 lead by the fourth as Benavidez and Berns supplied key hits.
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Toby McDermott
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Martinsville
Jared Sandberg
Martin Guzman
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Paul Hoover
Robert Berns
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Nehlen Says 18th WVU Season More Significant Than Earlier Ones
West Virginia coach Don Nehlen calls his 18th season more meaningful, citing renewed rivalry with Marshall and addition of Notre Dame. He notes a challenging schedule with three opponents in the top 12 and questions whether the road slate may be WVU’s toughest ever. He holds a 176-107-8 career mark and stresses the drive to succeed.
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