West Virginia Amateur third round pairings at Old White
Pairings for the third round of the West Virginia Amateur golf tournament at Old White Course list players with clubs and start times from 8 am to 10 am. Nearby schedule items include numerous golf events from January to December, with many named players and venues, plus a long list of upcoming events and Championships marked unofficial.
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West Virginia
White
Erik Tedder
Charles Town
Bud Tate
Vienna
Ed Morrison Jr
Huntington
Jay Kaufman
Steve Downs
Fairmont
Jack Forbes
Morgantown
Jonathan Burnside
Adam Cyrus
Jay Robinson
Ripley
Robert Jones
Red House
David Lane
Coal City
Marty Creed
Hurricane
Rod Riffe
Princeton
Drew Whitten
Michael Mays
Beckley
Kirk Satterfield
Bluefield
Jason Robinson
Grafton
Greig Paetzold
Wheeling
Brian Hass
Joe Zimmerman
Ryan Stewart
Barboursville
Patrick Kiesel
Parkersburg
Hop White
Scott Depot
Steve Ross
Steve Fox
Jamie Whitt
Jared Jones
Kenova
Bob Ramsey
David Bradshaw
Harpers Ferry
Sam O'Dell
Bradley Tweet
Philip Realer
Glenville
Pat Carter
Senior PGA Stats Through Aug 11 Era Leaders and Games
Senior PGA statistics show Hale Irwin leading scoring average at 69.02 with R W Eaks close behind. Driving distance leaders include RW Eaks at 294.0 yards and tie for second. Driving accuracy leaders list Doug Tewell atop at 84.0 percent. Thursday games include Cleveland at Tampa Bay and Baltimore at Minnesota, plus Yankees at Kansas City and Boston at Seattle. National League.
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Hale Irwin
R.W. Eaks
Tom Kite
Molly Tewell
Morris Hatalsky
Bruce Fleisher
Tom Watson
Allen Doyle
Larry Nelson
Bobby Wadkins
RW. Eaks
Clyde Hughey
John Jacobs
Jim Ahern
Rodger Davis
Tom Purtzer
Sammy Rachels
Terry Dill
Cleveland
Tampa Bay
Baltimore
Minnesota
N.Y
Yankees
Kansas City
Boston
Seattle
Baseball glance from major league games today
Summary of listed MLB games includes New York Yankees at Kansas City Chicago White Sox at Texas Boston at Seattle Detroit at Anaheim Toronto at Oakland with Walker Baez Pettitte Byrd Lowe and other lineups. Key matchups feature San Francisco Atlanta Colorado Florida Houston Chicago Cubs Montreal and more with multiple 7 05 pm 2 20 pm and 12 10 pm start times noted.
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N.Y
Yankees
Pettitte
Byrd
Chicago White Sox
Buehrle Parque
Texas
Valdes
Boston
Lowe
Seattle
Detroit
Marath
Anaheim
San Francisco
Atlanta
Colorado
Florida
Houston
Miller
Chicago Cubs
C. Zambrano
Neagle
Penny
Los Angeles
Ishii
Montreal
Colon
St. Louis
Benes
Pittsburgh
K.wells
Arizona
B.anderson
Cincinnati
Fernandez
San Diego
Mets
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Karros
Lo Duca
Barrett
Wilkerson
Vidro
Toronto
Dan
Tampa Bay
Minnesota
Chicago
Gage
Cleveland
Kansas City
D Smith
Ieee
Umpitee
Mark Mirchhbeck
Phillies
Brewers
PHILA
Pet
Asnehr Cf
Ginvilie Cf
Dreher
Adams
Santos
ToPerz
E—A Sanchez
Eau Haa
Eyoung
Lieberthalee
Ia Colorado
Sb—Rollins
Cs— San Diego
SFR ER
Rusch L
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Padilla
Mesa S
Rusch
Rollins
Loretta
Brian Gorman
Phil Cuzzi
Jerry Crawford
Lance Barksdale
Pirates
Cairo
Srbeck P
Rolen
Rilnson
Riosrt
Morris
Reese
Ofelice
Dutt
Osikph
Villone
Nunez
Joseph P
Isinghs
Lincoln
Bajmin
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St Louis
Marrero
Matheny
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S—Morris
Rios
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Duff
M Matthews
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Villone Lincoln
Sauerbeck
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Bahom Be
Janderson
Rick Reed
Tim Tschida
Mark Wegner
Bill T
Highlights from Today's Sports and Radio Schedule
Radio highlights include WABY Princeton at Johnson City at 6:50 p.m. and ESPN2 coverage of the Little League World Series final in Portland. Major League Baseball findings list Cubs at 2:15 p.m. and regional games on ESPN and ESPN2 in the evening. Golf leaderboards show Tom Kite atop driving and All-Around ranking with Hale Irwin and Doug Tewell among leaders.
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WABY
Princeton
Johnson City
Portland
Ore
ESPN
Houston
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
Atlanta
Arizona
Cincinnati
Tom Kite
Tom Watson
Doug Tewell
Bobby Wadkins
Hale Irwin
Tom Purtzer
David Eger
Wayne Levi
Bruce Fleisher
Jay Sigel
Jim Ahern
Bruce Lietzke
Ed Dougherty
Sammy Rachels
Jim Thorpe
Mike Hill
Ben Crenshaw
Morris Hatalsky
Dana Quigley
Larry Nelson
Bob Gilder
Mike McCullough
Walter Hall
Don Pooley
Eagles
R.W. Eaks
Gil Morgan
Mike Smith
Jerry McGee
Tor Kite
Ortiz leads Orioles past Twins in nine inning loss
In Baltimore at Memorial Stadium the Orioles fall 6-0 to the Minnesota Twins. Ortiz hits a home run in the seventh inning while Mientkiewicz belts two homers for Minnesota. Pitcher Erickson lasted five innings before leaving with 11 hits and seven runs charged. Umpires were Home Tim McClelland First Chuck Meriwether Second Ted Barrett Third Brian Runge. Time two twenty. Attendance twenty thousand two hundred sixty eight.
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Tim McClelland
Chuck Meriwether
Ted Barrett
Brian Runge
Cleveland
Tampa Bay
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Lawton If
Crwird If
Burks
Huffdh
Thome
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Kgarca Cf
Hall
Isao Aoki
Wayne Levi
Tam E—Vizquel
John Mahaffey
Tom Wargo
Huff
Gomez
Tom Purtzer
K Garcia
Jose M. Canizares
S—Ediaz
Conti
J.C. Snead
B. Summerhays
Gary McCord
Sabathia
V. Fernandez
Cradler
Elder
James Mason
Wohlers
John Bland
Graham Marsh
Backe
Gutierrez
Dick Mast
Dana DeMuth
Lanny Wadkins
Kerwin Dan
Jim Wolf
Ted Goin
Marvin Hudson
John Schroeder
L. Thompson
REDS
Cincinnati
Wmack
McClin
Boone
Gri
Arizon
Arizona
Barajas
Aboone
Casey
Durazo
Sfinley
Cs—Dunn
SO Helling W
Fetters
Koplove J Haynes L
Hamilton M Myers
Brian O'Nora
Gary Cederstrom
Mike Fichter
Alfonso Mai
TWINS
Orioles
Baltimore
Jones
Sngiton
Koskie
Graham JV golf edges into Farmers and Miners tourney
Graham G-Men JV golf team faced 14 schools in the Farmers and Miners Golf Tournament in Jonesville Virginia. Science Hill dominated with 297, Dobbins Bennett 305, Tennessee High 313, Abingdon 320, Marion 328, Virginia High 330, Lee High 353, Graham JV 377. Graham freshmen Jonathan Pennington 88, Matt Whitt 89, Jason Brown and Anthony Catron 100 each. In Class A Powell Valley 305, Gate City 325, J.J. Kelly 333, Coeburn 345, Pound 395, Twin Springs 417. Graham varsity hosts Southwest District meet at Wolf Creek today.
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Jonesville
Graham G-Men
Big Dogs
Farmers and Miners
Gmen
Science Hill
Johnson City
Tenn
Dobbins-Bennett
Kingsport
Tennessee High
Abingdon
Marion
Virginia High
Lee High
Graham
Jonathan Pennington
Matt Whitt
Jason Brown
Anthony Catron
Powell Valley
Gate City
J.J. Kelly
Coeburn
Twin Springs
Wolf Creek Golf Club
WVU clears three players after rules violations
Athletic department spokesman Bryan Messerly would not discuss Hargett status or confirm his removal. WVU says Hargett is not listed as a player on the official site while identifying three other players involved and noting NCAA privacy rules. The NCAA could respond in up to two months as Beilein and staff push a fresh start.
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Athletic Department
Bryan Messerly
Hargett
Messerly
NCAA
WVU
John Beilein
Bluefield tops Princeton to take Appy League lead in late rally
Bluefield rallied past Princeton 9 4 in Bluefield scoring the tying run on a misplayed ball in right field before Erik Smallwood belted a sixth inning homer and a late slam by Jimenez delivered the game winner. Salazar earned the win while Moreno took the loss as Bluefield moved to 11-1 in the season series.
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Bluefield
Jimenez
Quincy Asencion
Princeton
Bankston
Gabe Martinez
Chase Nash
Richard Salazar
Arhart
Baby Bird
Arko
Rays
Erik Smallwood
Alvarez
Moreno
Danwill Samuel
Robinson
Samuel
Pinch
Tom Joyce
Lopez
Joyce
Orioles
Jeff Montani
Salazar
Martinsville Astros
Bowen Field
Danville Braves
Hunnicutt Field
WP - Salazar
LP - Moreno
Carter Leads After Turbulent Second Round at Greenbrier
Phillip Reale and Burke Spensky tie for low round with 69 as Carter struggles with accuracy and short game. Spensky dominates par fives with three eagles while Carter, seeking a seven stroke cushion, fights to hole more putts on the Greenbrier course amid slow-play fatigue over a 5 1/2 hour final threesome session.
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W.va
White Sulphur Springs
West Virginia
Greenbrier
Tim Fisher
Statts Mills
Ryan Whalen
Bluefield
Jeff Whitman
St. Albans
Philip Reale
Glenville
Pat Carter
Huntington
Burke Spensky
D. Bradshaw
Harpers Ferry
Sam O'Dell
Hurricane
Bradley Tweed
Jamie Whitt
Jared Jones
Kenova
Bob Ramsey
Hop White
Scott Depot
Steve Ross
Steve Fox
J. Zimmerman
Morgantown
Ryan Stewart
Barboursville
Patrick Kiesel
Parkersburg
Jason Robinson
Grafton
Greig Paetzold
Wheeling
Brian Hass
Drew Whitten
Michael Mays
Beckley
Kirk Satterfield
David Lane
Coal City
Marty Creed
Rod Riffe
Princton
Adam Cyrus
Jay Robinson
Ripley
Robert Jones
Red House
Steve Downs
Fairmont
Jack Forbes
Jonathan Burnside
Ed Morrison Jr
Jay Kaufman
Vienna
Erik Tedder
Charles Town
Bud Tate
Phillip Reale
Carter
Spensky
Michael Swiger
Williams credits mentors in rise of martial artist
Williams credits spiritual guidance and mentors for his success. He recalls Pastor Dr. Tom McKnight guiding his life and urging God first. Lawrence Carter trained him 17 years in Hapkido and methods. He notes Yong Soo Kim and the late Mr Son shaped a new aggressive Hapkido style. He treasures meeting Richard Bastillo, Bruce Lee’s associate who earned the Living Legend Award.
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Williams
Princeton
Jack Pack
Tom McKnight
God
Ence
Carter
Yong Soo Kim
Korea
Son
Bruce Lee
Richard Bastillo
Mr. Bastille
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Beltre
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Southwest Virginia Community College
McKnight
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