Baseball scores and scheduling for Wednesday games
Pulaski beat Bluefield 18 to 6 while Montreal defeated St. Louis in 12 innings. Mets lost to Milwaukee 12–3 as Chicago Cubs edged Colorado 5–3. Pittsburgh routed Francisco 11–0. Cincinnati blanked San Diego 0–2. Other results include Atlanta 5 Houston 4 and Mets at Milwaukee later. Evening and late games list matchups with Zambrano Prior Burnett Harang Rueter and Cormier among starters.
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Baseball Glance: Schedule for Tuesday and Friday Games
The notice lists multiple MLB matchups with times and teams across American and National Leagues. Pairings include Texas at Detroit, Oakland at New York, Anaheim at Minnesota, Seattle at Tampa Bay, Chicago White Sox at Kansas City, and others with evening and afternoon slots. Also notes Friday and Tuesday games with city matchups such as Toronto at New York and Cleveland at Chicago White Sox.
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Boxing card tops Aug 5 TV highlights in Hollywood
Heavyweights Samuel Peter Jovo Pudar and Juan Urango Michail Arnaoutis chase the vacant NABO junior welterweight title in Hollywood Florida. Other programs include ESPN X Games day one in Los Angeles golf in Hilversum and Houston and Castle Rock. MLB actions feature Yankees Cubs and Astros. Tennis and WNBA exhibitions also listed.
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West Virginia Amateur Scores and Major League Schedule
Image-level sports digest lists multiple baseball games with times and matchups. Notable nods include Atlanta Hampton to Houston Oliver, Montreal Patterson against St. Louis Carpenter, and Mets at St. Louis with 8:05 p.m. start as part of a crowded evening slate across MLB venues.
West Virginia Amateur final round pairings at Greenbrier
The 2004 West Virginia Amateur final round at The Greenbrier lists morning tee times from 8 a.m. with players such as Aaron Kemrock Ira Lee Hop White John Duty Sr Drew Whitten Travis Woodford Larry Spotlee Jared Jones Sam O’Dell Trent Schambach Philip Beale Nathan Kinker Tim Fisher Pat Carter and Tim Tomblin among others. The schedule includes a string of adjacent starts and follows a long list of race and motor event standings and sponsor notes.
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2004 NASCAR Nextel Cup schedule and standings
The 2004 Nextel Cup season lists races from Daytona to Homestead with winners noted for each event. Points leaders include Jimmie Johnson first with 3,040, Jeff Gordon second with 2,808, and Dale Earnhardt Jr. third with 2,773 among top 20 standings.
2004 NASCAR Busch schedule highlights and standings
The 2004 Busch Series schedule lists races from February through August at tracks in Daytona Beach Rockingham Las Vegas Darlington Bristol Fort Worth Gladeville Talladega Fontana Richmond Nazareth Concord Dover Dover Sparta Milwaukee Daytona Chicago Loudon etc. Notable drivers mentioned include Dale Earnhardt Jr Jamie McMurray Kevin Harvick Greg Biffle Martin Truex Jr Kyle May Justin Labonte Matt Kenseth Mike Wallace Ron Hornaday Jr.
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Sports Transactions Overview From Major Leagues This Week
Transactions across baseball basketball football and hockey show roster moves including signings recalls waivers and trades. Notable items include Angels adding Andres Galarraga and Yankees activating Justin Miller while Bowie awaits farm movements and draft picks.
Tech football practices tighten quarterback competition
Virginia Tech notes show Beamer evaluating Cory Holt and Glennon as redshirt considerations shift after Marcus Vick's suspension. Both quarterbacks are described as talented and even in early scrimmage, with Holt stressing learning from Bryan and preparing to improve. Tech plans another practice Thursday with full pads next week.
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Brignac leads Rays in debut with five RBIs
Reid Brignac drove in five runs as the Princeton Rays defeated the Greeneville Astros 9 7 at Pioneer Park. Brignac went 2 for 3 with a home run and a sacrifice fly, helping Princeton erase an early 6 2 lead and seal the victory with a seventh inning two run rally. Cole Smith earned the win in relief while Christopher Sotro took the loss after three innings.
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Pulaski routs Bluefield Orioles in 15-0 thrashing
Pulaski hammered Bluefield 15 to 0 at Caffee Park lifting to 23-16 while Bluefield fell to 20-23. Tim Land homered with three RBIs and Anthony Garibaldi added two homers and three RBIs as Jordan Timm earned the win. Bluefield starter Ryan Schwabe took the loss.
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Tennis team set for October Arizona tournament trip
The Mid-Atlantic section ships a squad to regionals with singles players Sara Cales of Beckley and Marybeth Eckley of Bluefield and doubles: Cathy Bailey, Alice Ann Brady, Cori Brodnik, Donna Dunford, Meilia Gabe, Judie Marcum Holley and Alisa Tolliver. Tolliver, team captain, aims for a fun road trip and team harmony as Steve Sarver notes improved strokes and Tolliver’s strong captaincy.
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