Orioles Rally Lifts Bluefield Over Burlington in Appalachian League
The Bluefield Orioles beat the Burlington Indians 8 to 6 Tuesday night at Burlington Athletic Stadium in a game that featured 20 total hits. B J Littleton and Alex Gordon homered for Burlington, while Octavio Martinez and Henry Pichardo provided key hits for the Indians. Bluefield starter Brad Rogers earned the win, and Tony Mack made a crucial defensive play to seal the victory. Martinez led the Appalachian League with a .400 average, going 3-for-5 with an RBI.
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WVU Coliseum set for next season with asbestos abatement near done
WVU officials say the Coliseum will be ready for mid October basketball practice after completing asbestos removal in the arena and concourse. Crews will reinstall the hardwood floor from Aug 23, rehang the scoreboard Aug 14, and finish minor mechanical work and lighting in remaining spaces.
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Cardinals clip P Rays in 10 as rain suspends game finale
Princeton Devil Rays led 5-1 before St. Louis Cardinals stormed back in the resumed game at Hunnicutt Field to post a 9-6 extra inning victory. Kelly Eddleman added his 17th double and ninth homer. Aaron scored twice with a triple. Oginga Aaron and Felix Nunez each had multi hit nights for Princeton. new Cardinals pitcher Adam Lee steadied the late innings. Johnson City improves by scoring in the 10th on walks and singles with timely errors.
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Marlins Top Cardinals 5 3 as Sire's Three-Run HR Caps Rally
Mike Sire hit a three-run homer to cap a four-run eighth inning lifting the Florida Marlins over the St. Louis Cardinals 5-3. Lowell added a 17th homer on a 3-2 pitch, Almanza earned the win in relief, and Alfonseca secured his 34th save as Preston Wilson's sac fly provided first runs. J D Drew homered for St Louis while Placido Polanco went 3-for-4 with an RBI. Later action noted Rockies-Pirates and Giants sweep Milwaukee with Kent grand slam for San Francisco.
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Miller Re-signs with Pacers to chase another title
Reggie Miller stays with the Indiana Pacers on a reported three year, 36 million dollar deal. The six time All Star aims to add a championship after 13 years with the franchise. Miller led Pacers in games and points and helped Indiana reach its first NBA Finals last season, where they lost to the Lakers in six games.
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WVU Football Notebook Highlights Transfers and Camp Week
WVU notes show Potomac State transfer Arthur Harrison ready to push veterans at safety. Dunlap cites his versatility, summer presence, and athletic testing. Other newcomers Angel Estrada and several veterans are described, along with camp injuries, academics, and position changes. Harrison’s prep at Potomac State and WVU’s defensive schemes give him an edge.
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