Baseball Scores and Upcoming Games Across Leagues
Major and minor league style box features show Seattle beating Toronto in 10 innings 5-4 and Oakland topping Boston 3-2, with Texas 7-2 over Detroit and Baltimore 6-4 over Minnesota. Yankees win twice, White Sox edge Anaheim 7-6, and full schedules list daily doubleheaders and tonight matchups.
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Highlights From Friday Aug 9 2002 Sports Schedule
Radio Appalchian League baseball and television auto racing from speed to FIA rally. Boxing matches in Atlantic City. Golf action from Celtic Manor Wales Open to Buick Open in Michigan. Tennis masters and WNBA games listed for ESPN networks.
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Soccer schedule highlights for weekend matchups
A compact listing of MLS games featuring Chicago at Dallas at 4 p.m. Kansas City at D C United at 7 30 p.m. Columbus at Colorado at 9 p.m. New England at Los Angeles at 10 p.m. on Saturday. The following Wednesday Los Angeles hosts Columbus at 7 30 p.m. and Kansas City visits Chicago at 8 30 p.m. Saturday Aug 17 DC United travels to San Jose at 4 p.m. Dallas visits MetroStars at 7 30 p.m. Colorado plays at Los Angeles at 10 p.m. Sunday Aug 18 Chicago meets New England at 7 p.m. Columbus faces Kansas City at 8 p.m.
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Marshall announces 2002 03 men basketball schedule
Marshall University reveals its 2002 03 men’s basketball schedule with many dates unlisted and times to be determined. The slate features non conference games against Niagara Rutgers UMass and Ohio and MAC matchups including West Virginia Kent State Akron Bowling Green Miami and others culminating in the MAC tournament at Gund Arena and on campus sites.
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Gort Leads Buick Open at Turnberry in Scotland
JL Gort tees off at Turnberry Golf Club in Scotland for the Buick Open with a $1.5 million purse. Turnberry's Allen course measures 6,479 yards and par 72.
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Players and owners set baseball minimum salary rise
The agreement increases the minimum salary to 300000 starting next year and boosts benefits for veterans, with pensions around 160000 annually for many players who began after 1970. It also shortens the funding period for deferred salaries as labor talks move toward a potential strike vote in Chicago.
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Graham linksters win again in Southwest District match
Graham G-Men golf team topped the field at Blue Ridge Golf Club Carroll County Va posting 316 to Carroll County 318 Richlands 350 Tazewell 354 and Grundy 457 Medalist was Brad Hiatt of Carroll County with 73 Graham led by Jared Taylor 74 followed by Matt Blevins 79 Jeremy Jones 80 and David Buchanan 83 Low scorers for the rest included Brad Yacenda 76 Ryan Richardson 83 and Robert Minton 92 Grundy. Graham JV heads to Jonesville for Farmers and Miners Tournament hosted by Lee High on Tuesday.
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Orioles rally as Pulaski and Bluefield win in minors
The Orioles game summary notes Pulaski players Vasquez 2-for-3 with a run and an RBI while an Orioles 0-1 start is mentioned. Bluefield pitcher Paul Henry earned the win with two relief innings, allowing one hit and one run, and striking out three Rangers. Jeff Montani recorded his 12th save as Pulaski-Bluefield split the series with a 7 p.m. game slated for tonight.
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Rays Edge Martinsville In Extra Innings At Hooker Field
In a tense game at Hooker Field the Rays beat Martinsville 4 3 in 11 innings. Bankston and Melendez homered for the Rays while Mendez delivered the game winner with a wall doubles. Freeman started, Billingham and umpires kept peace, and Bankston added two hits with two RBIs.
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Virginia Tech schedules two Thursdays and a Wednesday game
Night Football notes that college teams now schedule to maximize network air time. Virginia Tech will play on two Thursdays and a Wednesday this fall, raising concerns about early week classes and student absences. Tom Bone, Daily Telegraph sports writer.
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West Virginia eyes Team West Virginia NASCAR center
Team West Virginia leader David Barker cites a state poll finding WV has the most avid NASCAR fans per capita. The proposal seeks a 45,000 square foot HQ with shop and restaurant near Princeton, plus a $2.7 million grant for an I-77 access road. Barker aims to recruit a WV driver and 12 local crew members while offering college internships in sports medicine.
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