Schilling Dominates as Dbacks Top Braves in 12 Inning Duel
In Atlanta, Curt Schilling worked eight one hit innings with 12 strikeouts but Arizona won 2-0 over the Braves. Alex Cintron homered off Greg Maddux in the seventh and later scored the insurance run on a ninth inning double. Marcus Giles’ first inning double was Atlanta’s lone hit off Schilling.
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Pulaski tops Princeton in comeback thriller at Hunnicutt Field
Esposito drives in six runs including a homer as Pulaski rallies from early deficit. King takes loss after five innings. Diaz and Reiman contribute key doubles and RBI. Pulaski plates four in eighth to seal 8-7 win over Princeton. Att 533.
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Micheel Clinches PGA Championship First Major Victory
Micheel wins the PGA Championship to claim his first major title, becoming the first first time major winner since John Daly in 1991. He hugs his pregnant wife Stephanie after the final putt as Chad Campbell falters on the last holes. Tim Clark finishes three back after a 69 and Alex Cejka shoots 79 to finish at even par 280.
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Princeton PSHS Kick-A Rama features elite girls and boys teams
The second annual PSHS Kick-A Rama at Princeton field brings Elkins Buckhannon-Upshur Linsly Wheeling Woodrow Wilson and St Albans boys teams plus Buckhannon-Upshur and St Albans out for 40 minute exhibitions with concessions and $3 admission. The Tigers host Huntington High at noon in Hunnicutt Stadium with a rain postponement risking a Huntington venue if field conditions fail.
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Newman roars to fifth win at Michigan
Ryan Newman drives the No. 12 Dodge to his fifth victory of the year in the GFS Marketplace 400 at Michigan International Speedway. He stretched his final fuel for 52 laps as Kurt Busch ran out of gas, finishing 18th. Busch led early, Jarrett battled back, and crew chief Matt Borland credited Newman’s fuel-saving and late surge.
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