Pocahontas Coal Champions Schedule Highlight Friday Card
A two day slate lists Aug 17 events at Mitchell Stadium with Mount View Graham Bluefield and Richmonds Martinsburg matchups and gate price. Also includes NFL preseason games Aug 16 17 18 19 20 with teams Miami Kansas City Atlanta Buffalo Carolina Philadelphia and others plus East Division standings showing Danville Burlington Bluefield in order with records and games back.
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Baseball scores and schedule from regional league update
Radio and TV listings for Wednesday August 15 include Fox Radio, ESPN2, ESPN and WGN coverage of games across minor leagues and major leagues. Baseball matchups feature Detroit at Cleveland and Cincinnati at Chicago Cubs, with regional standings and results for Bristol, Bluefield, Elizabethton, Kingsport, Greeneville, Johnson City and Danville. Wednesday games include Bristol at Bluefield and Greeneville at Johnson City among others.
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White Sox at Oakland clash on late-night slate
Baseball schedule highlights Chicago White Sox with Mark Buehrle facing Dallas Braden at Oakland in a late game. The slate lists multiple interleague matchups and continued action across Major League Baseball including Mets, Pirates, and Dodgers games with numerous evening starts and late affairs.
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Major Baseball Stat Leaders From 2007 Season
Highlights include ARodriguez leading home runs with 39 and RBI with 114 for New York. Mordonez leads Detroit with 104 RBIs. Morneau tops runs batted in for Minnesota at 89 and 28 homers. Pitching leaders show Haven and Beckett with strong 12 and 15 win totals, respectively, plus solid 0.714–0.765 winning percentages.
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Bristol Sox vs Bluefield Orioles Down Bluefield 7 6
Kent Gerst went 3-for-4 with two RBIs and a run as Bristol built a five run second inning and held on to beat Bluefield 7-6. Hancer Vargas added a 3-for-4 day with an RBI and Nick Mahin hit his seventh homer.
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Adam Tollefson
Hall earns Appalachian League Pitcher of the Week honor
Princeton’s Jeremy Hall, a East Tennessee State signee, has a 3 1 record and 1.46 ERA in 10 starts for the Devil Rays. He struck out 14 in 13 innings over two starts last week, walking one, and earned Pitcher of the Week as he helps fill a void for Princeton.
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Appalachian League Notebook Highlights Prospects and Leaders
The article notes a pitcher still learning to expand the strike zone and chase, with optimism for improvement. It spotlights Ozzie Lewis of Elizabethton as Offensive Player of the Week after a .424 line with 3 homers and 13 RBIs. It covers Princeton vs Burlington two game set and a bobblehead promotion for John Stearns. Boog Powell to appear at Bowen Field, team playoff races, and leads in batting, pitching, and fielding stats across the league.
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Halladay Staves Off Loss as Reyes Closes in on Win
Pitcher Al Reyes delivered a 2-0 save in the eighth inning, preserving a relief appearance for Halladay and denying Kazmir his 10th win after one out. The save prevents Lester from a third straight defeat in eight starts.
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Benners Seeks Early Win as Princeton Faces Rebuild
Princeton coach Benners notes a major turnover after losing a dozen seniors from last season. He stresses coming back as a united team with talent, while Wilborn emphasizes hard work, positivity, and teamwork for the season ahead. Washington starter Shawn Hill hurled six innings, 80 pitches, fanning a career-best seven. Kyle Lohse, in his third start since the Cincinnati trade, yielded two hits.
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Mets rally past Pirates in Pittsburgh for rare win
Moises Alou delivered a go ahead two run single in the eighth as the Mets beat the Pirates 5 4 at PNC Park. Carlos Beltran added a solo homer and two RBIs while Billy Wagner earned his 27th save. Orlando Hernandez went 130 pitches and held off late Pirates scoring.
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Nate McLouth
Orlando Hernandez
On Your Side Golf Classic supports United Way of the Virginias
The fifth annual On Your Side Golf Classic is set for August 17 at Fountain Springs Golf Course. Four-person captain’s choice scramble starts 9:30 a.m. with 8:30 a.m. registration. Entry is 300 per team or 100 for hole sponsorship, 350 with team and hole sponsorship.
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Appy League Title Goes To Bluefield After Finals Sweep
Bluefield finished 33-33 yet won the East Division and swept Elizabethton 3-0 to capture the Appy League title. Princeton ended 28-39, placing fifth. Notable stars: Omar Rogers, Ruben Francisco, and Ryan Keefer for Bluefield. Jonny Gomes for Princeton. Rick Ankiel led Johnson City with a 1.33 ERA and 158 strikeouts. Brayan Pena topped Danville with a .370 average. Rudy Hernandez earned manager of the year.
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Jorge Orta
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Kingsport
Graham High shines at Fincastle in district golf race
Graham High School and Hunter O Neal led a Tuesday match at Fincastle Country Club where Blacksburg won with a 305. Graham posted 329 and Dayspring Christian withdrew after nine holes. O Neals 73 included an eagle on the third hole as coach Ed Shaffrey praised the performance.
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Ejection marks end of Cox’s quick exit from dugout
In a 3-0 game with runners on second and third, Jones flung his helmet and bat after a strike, while Braves manager Bobby Cox was ejected by umpire Barrett. Cox argued animatedly from the dugout and was tossed, with the incident largely unacknowledged by fans and media. Cox later called the moment embarrassing as he neared a Hall of Fame milestone.
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