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Wednesday results include Cleveland edging Minnesota in 10 innings and Chicago Cubs beating Colorado 2 1. Astros downed by Braves 2 1 in 12 innings. Baseball birthday list and daily historical notes appear. WNBA results show Miami 42 vs Washington 3 and Cleveland 73 over Detroit 66. Weekend heat of games spans Bristol, Elizabethton, Bluefield, Princeton, Burlington, Martinsville, Danville, Kingsport, Pulaski, Johnson City, and Bristol Bristol.
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Mercer Cup Stays with Bluefield After Won Opening Game At Princeton
Bluefield Orioles win 15-8 over Princeton Devil Rays to retain the Mercer Cup in the first game of a twinbill at Hunnicutt Field. Jairo Soriano drives in five, including a bases loaded triple, while Princeton’s Pedro Victorino and Martin Berube suffer a rough frame.
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Carter opens slight lead in West Virginia Amateur final
Pat Carter surged to a 3-under 69 on Wednesday at The Greenbrier to hold a five shot edge over Sam O'Dell and Kirk Satterfield, moving to 5-under 207 as the final round approaches. O'Dell and Jared Jones matched Carter's 67 on the Old White course, with Satterfield battling back from early deficits.
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Marshall unveils new logo for athletic teams
Marshall University reveals a bold block M with a buffalo head on a black field. The athletics department plans a 12 month phased rollout across stationery uniforms travel gear and the website. Players debate helmet branding while the football program rides a decade of success.
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Mountain Lions set to rebuild under Coach Pottmeyer
Concords Mountain Lions began practice with high hopes to improve on last year’s 3 8 record and return to respectability in the West Virginia Intercollegiate Conference. Head coach Ollie Pottmeyer must replace 1999 yard passer Tyler Hull and 918 yard rusher Hubert Fuller while integrating up to 70 players, many freshmen or sophomores, into starting roles.
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