Sunday high school and pro baseball scores and schedules
Summary of multiple games across leagues and regions. High school results include Danville 3 Bluefield 2 and Elizabethton 6 Burlington 2 with Burlington winning 7-1 in the first game and a doubleheader noting Johnson City at Kingsport and Pulaski at Martinsville and Princeton at Elizabethton. Pro MLB scores list Cleveland 5 Tampa Bay 4 in 12, Yankees 8 Baltimore 0, Kansas City 5 Minnesota 4, Seattle 3 Boston 1, Anaheim 11 Detroit 6, Oakland 7 Toronto 3, plus Chicago White Sox at Texas late. NL scores feature Arizona 2 Atlanta 0, Montreal 4 San Francisco 2, Mets 6 Colorado 4, Cincinnati 4 Houston 3, Florida 11 San Diego 7, Pittsburgh 5 Milwaukee 2, Los Angeles 3 Chicago Cubs 0, St Louis at Philadelphia late. NFL Preseason Tampa Bay at St Louis 8 pm. Monday schedule notes include Huntington at Princeton noon and New York 71 Cleveland 54 Detroit at Seattle 9 pm.
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Danville
Bluefield
Elizabethton
Burlington
Johnson City
Kingsport
Iain Martinsville
Bristol
Iain Pulaski
Princeton
Pulaski
Martinsville
Cleveland
Tampa Bay
N.Y. Yankees
Baltimore
Kansas City
Minnesota
Seattle
Boston
Anaheim
Detroit
Oakland
Toronto
Chicago White Sox
Texas
Arizona
Atlanta
Montreal
San Francisco
N.Y. Mets
Colorado
Cincinnati
Houston
Florida
San Diego
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Philadelphia
We Pet
Astros
Braves
Indians
Orioles
Devil Rays
Pet
Twins
Blue Jays
White Sox
Cardinals
Mets
Pride and competitiveness define Princeton Devil Rays toward season end
Jamie Nelson, manager of the Princeton Devil Rays, emphasizes that pride and competitiveness drive the team as the season winds down. He underlines the goals of finishing strong and maintaining consistency in performance.
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Jamie Nelson
Princeton Devil Rays
Micheel Wins PGA Championship With Stunning 7 Iron Shot
Shaun Micheel, a virtually unknown golfer, wins the PGA Championship at Oak Hill with a birdie from the rough and a final score of 4 under 276. The win follows Ben Curtis at the British Open and includes Weir, Furyk, and other major firsts, marking a wild summer in golf.
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Micheel
Mike Weir
Lefty
Jim Furyk
Shaun Micheel
Woods falters in PGA final round after late charge
Tiger Woods, world No. 1, birdied two of his last three holes but shot 73 in the final round to finish at 12 over 292, well off the leaders in the PGA Championship. It marked his first major miss in a year and extended a six major win drought.
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Cchester
N.Y
Tiger Woods
Woods
Pulaski completes three game sweep of Rays at home
Pulaski Blue Jays defeated the Princeton Rays 8-1 at Hunnicutt Field to sweep the series. Chris Neylan earned the win with five innings of two-hit baseball and Joey Wolfe hit a three-run homer while Michael Rider closed with four near perfect innings for his second save. Vince Esposito collected three hits, two RBIs and two runs as Robinson Diaz added two RBIs, with Princeton coach Jamie Nelson noting Pulaski's defensive and offensive improvements since early meetings.
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Princeton
Chris Neylan
Michael Rider
Joey Wolfe
Pulaski Blue Jays
Princeton Rays
Hunnicutt Field
Neylan
Rider
Wolfe
Jays
Vince Esposito
Robinson Diaz
Sutphin tops IPA Worlds in 220 Master class at Camp Hill
Bluefield native Sutphin, 49, now to teach at Montcalm High, won the 2003 International Powerlifting Association World Championship in Camp Hill Pa. He lifted 720 squat 400 bench and 580 dead lift for 1,700 pounds to set Masters Amateur Elite records. He aims for 1,825 total and seeks a third elite five-class total.
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Bluefield
Paul Sutphin
Bluefield High
Sutphin
Bluefield High School
Montcalm High School
Camp Hill
Pa Sutphin
IPA
Ed Cone
Ohio
Princeton Teams Set For Soccer And Football Exhibitions
Princeton prepares exhibitions for both boys and girls soccer and the high school football team at their respective fields weather permitting. The events offer sport fans a Monday diversion with senior high school squads showcasing skills.
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Princeton
Rodriguez urges WVU seniors to lead as 2003 camp opens
Rich Rodriguez discusses leadership standards with WVU Mountaineer seniors as two-week camp ends. He cites 2002 seniors who guided a 9-4 season and Big East runner up finish, notes key leaders on offense and defense, and plans meetings to set expectations for the upcoming year.
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Rodriguez
Mountaineer
West Virginia University
Rich Rodriguez
Avon Cobourne
WVU
Lance Nimmo
David Upchurch
James Davis
Quincy Wilson
Cobourne
Grant Wiley
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