West Virginia Amateur scores two rounds at Greenbrier
Second round results from the West Virginia Amateur golf tournament played on the Greenbrier par 72 course after an opening round at Old White. Notable totals include Pat C&Pier 140, Kirk Satterfield 140, Burke Spensky 141, Scott George 142, Stephen Fox 143, with many players posting 144 to 167 as leaders and contenders progress toward the final rounds.
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Mark Reed
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Jared Joines
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Michael Veres
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Jamison Conrad
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Edward Morrison
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Anthony Beale
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Bill Sharpe
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Natha Kinker
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Erik Tadder
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Chad Westfall
Joe Zimmerman
Jonathan Burnside
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Tim Fisher
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Robert Ramsey
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Brad Tweel
Ryan Whalen
Jamie Whitt
James Wood
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Lannie Clincbell
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Terry Staubs
Danny Warren
John Dawson
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Phillip Holley
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Baseball glance shows mixed MLB results and schedule notes
The page lists several MLB games with scores from Cincinnati San Diego Milwaukee and New York. It includes upcoming matchups such as Toronto at Seattle Boston at Oakland Chicago at Anaheim and several Wednesday and Thursday games with lineups and pitcher records.
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Major TV sports slate and pro rosters highlight Aug 8 2001
ESPN coverage notes a full schedule across baseball tennis track and field and basketball. Updates include NBA Lakers promote scout Ronnie Lester to assistant GM and NFL suspensions and acquisitions such as Darrell Russell and Bobby Collins. Various college and pro moves span hockey basketball and football with multiple coaching and staff changes.
Basketball schedule and results from October flare
The Associated Press lists a dense slate of NBA matchups from Oct. 5 to Oct. 26, detailing games across cities including Toronto, Minnesota, Golden State, L.A., Chicago, Philadelphia, and more. It also notes a few late score line results such as Sacramento 76, Minnesota 59 and Utah 76, Detroit 69, with several overtime and prime time slots across venues like Honolulu Grand Rapids and Las Vegas.
Basketball travel schedule with scattered NBA and international games
A dense list of basketball matchups and venues spans several days and cities. It includes Dallas at Philadelphia and Portland at Memphis among U.S. games, plus international dates in Italy Germany and Japan. The text ends with box score style details: St. Louis Kile W,127 Montreal erl.10-119682110 T-2:16. A-7,760 (46,620). E tha.
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Dodgers Beat Pirates as Adams Wins 8th Inning Showing
Dodgers defeated Pirates 2-1 with Adams earning the win in relief and Trombley closing for his 34th save. Pittsburgh barely produced offense with Lemag driving in a run as Teeas A posted a 20,079 attendance.
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Football results and weekend schedule preview
St. Louis defeated Miami 17 to 10 in Friday action. The upcoming slate includes Carolina at Jacksonville and Cincinnati at Detroit at 7:30 p.m. Giants visit New England at 8 p.m. Saturday features Atlanta at the Jets and Chicago at Tennessee, plus games in Green Bay, Minnesota, Seattle, and more across the slate.
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Baseball moves sweep across leagues with recalls and rehab
The report lists multiple transactions across leagues including Texas Rangers recalling Joaquin Benoit from Oklahoma City and Florida Marlins optioning Gary Knotts to Calgary. Phillies place lefty Cook on the 15 day disabled list while recalling Eddie O from Scranton. Other notes include Dan Serafini signing with Indianapolis and Harrisburg activating Terraip Sledge from the DL.
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Kile fires four-hitter as Cardinals top Expos in Montreal
Darryl Kile pitched a four-hitter for his 28th career complete game, giving St. Louis a 3-1 win over Montreal. Albert Pujols and Jim Edmonds homered, Vazquez struck out 10 in a complete game for the Expos, as Jose Vidro added an RBI single in the sixth.
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Appy. Manley Homers As Rays Rally Past Birds
Adam Manley opened with a blast to right and Woody Cliffords scored on Pete Shier’s single. Ryan Riley tied it with a centerfield homer for the Rays in the fourth as Princeton’s Juan Sanchez shined with three hitless innings and a win, while German hit a two run shot and Nash drove in two.
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Amateur. Carded 2 over 74 in Amateur standings at Greenbrier
Amateurs exposed the Greenbrier layout with Birdie chances on driving heavy courses. Steve Fox sits fifth at 1 over while Mark Reed and Scott Miller are 2 over after a 70. Thirty eight players made the cut at 151, lowest in 82-year history. Brad Tweet withdrew with illness as play heads to Old White then finishes Thursday on The Greenbrier.
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Mark Reed
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Princeton tops Bluefield in game two 10-4 at Hunnicutt
Princeton built a 7-4 lead after four and pulled away with three more in the sixth. Nash and Riley each had two hits and Riley drove in three as Princeton evened the Mercer Cup series at 1 1 with a 10-4 win over Bluefield. The teams set a doubleheader for today at 5 p.m. with free admission.
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West Virginia Amateur leader Satterfield to play Cardinal then U S Amateur
The long hitting Satterfield led the WV Amateur at The Greenbrier and will enter The Cardinal after the 72-hole event before heading to Atlanta for the U S Amateur in two weeks. Area fans can watch Princeton Tigers football in a scrimmage against Buckhannon Upshur at Hunnicutt Stadium this Saturday.
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