Princeton Grid-O-Rama features 11 teams at Hunnicutt Field
Eleven teams will kick off the season with a preseason Grid-O-Rama at Anne S. Hunnicutt Field in Princeton. Host Princeton faces Winfield in a night game after several afternoon scrimmages, with Fauquier County and other Virginia teams also on the slate. Tickets are five dollars.
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Anne S. Hunnicutt
Gime
Graeson Mount View
Joe Trabucco
Winfield
Bluefield Beavers
Fauquier County
Beaver
John Chmara
Tazewell
Gundarama
Athens
Hinton
Graham
Oak Hill
Beckley
Virginia
West Virginia
Chmara
Casey O’neal
Bart Zopp
Anne S. Hunnicutt Field
Fauquier
Pocahontas High to Host Foot Jam and Softball Event
Pocahontas High School hosts a Foot Jam on August 20 with three basketball games at 6:30, 7:30 and 8:30 p.m. featuring Pocahontas against New Castle and Fort Chiswell, plus a Princeton Moose sponsored slow pitch softball tournament August 27–28 with $65 entry, shirts and trophies for top places. Call Kenny Crotty or Larry Jessee for details. Mercer County Soccer League fall registrations due by September 14, 1988.
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New Castle
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Princeton Moose
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Larry Jessee
Mercer County Soccer League
Art Rooney Sr. in critical condition after stroke
Pittsburgh Steelers founder Art Rooney Sr., 87, remained in the intensive care unit at Mercy Hospital Friday as doctors assessed brain damage after a stroke. Cardiologist Theodore Gelet said cerebral swelling hindered evaluation while Rooney’s condition stayed critical. In other news, a Hillsborough suit alleges wrongful death after a teen’s death in a collision involving an Olympic diver.
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Theodore Gelet
Mercy Hospital
Bruce Kimball
Hillsborough County
Robert E. Bedell
Theresa
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Fisk Sets AL Record in Catches for White Sox
Carlton Fisk, 40, tied and then broke the American League record for games caught with his 1,807th, surpassing Rick Ferrell. He started vs the Detroit Tigers and sits fourth on the all time list behind Bob Boone Al Lopez and Jim Sundberg. Edward Bennett Williams leaves Orioles ownership to widow Agnes. attorney Sheldon Cohen notes future ownership rests with Mrs. Williams. In a separate case, three men including college athletes face life terms for raiding a drug dealer’s apartment and kidnapping the dealer’s girlfriend. two football players from Southern Oregon State and a Class AAA Pittsburgh Pirates draftee convicted by Sacramento jury.
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Rick Ferrell
Detroit Tigers
Bob Boone
al Lopez
Jim Sundberg
Baltimore Orioles
Edward Bennett Williams
Agnes
Williams
Orioles
Sheldon S. Cohen
Washington
Pierre
Craig F. Henderson
Compton
Calif
Mervyn Brook
Sacramento
Southern Oregon State
Parnell D. Perry
Pittsburgh Pirates
Satterfield Builds Five Stroke Lead In Bluefield Golf
Satterfield led the second round at Fincastle Country Club with a three under par 69, five strokes ahead of rivals Richardson and Fricke while Greenell held the first round lead. He credited a talk with his father Ron about intensity and aggression for his improved score, though he noted concerns with a cooling short game and putter.
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Satterfield
Fincastle
Wilkinson nears repeat ace on same hole at Bluefield tourney
In Bluefield Va Wilkinson aces the 204 yard No 8 hole at Fincastle Country Club with a five iron in the opening round of the 19th annual Bluefield Daily Telegraph Area Golf Tournament. He followed with a 74 after a 73 first round for a two day total of 147, six back of leader Todd Satterfield.
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Jim Powers
John Chmara II
Joe Rudzinski
Burl Rose
Charlie Green
Bauer
Bauer trails as final round looms in Bluefield golf meet
Hobe Bauer, last year’sDaily Telegraph champion, trails leader Todd Satterfield by 10 strokes entering the final round at Fincastle Country Club. Bauer cites Todd’s 67 as the key difference while lamenting his own inconsistent iron play and a 77 in Friday’s second round amid gusty winds and approaching storms. Benny Bowen improved to 84, Ray Bailey cut to 93, and rain may reshape today’s outcome with softer greens or tougher conditions.
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Kevin Leatherwood
Benny Bowen
Dawson's two homers lift Cubs past Braves 8 7 in ninth
An dre Dawson powered the Chicago Cubs with two homers and five RBIs including a ninth inning game winner as they beat the Atlanta Braves 8-7. Manager Don Zimmer praised Dawson while lam blasting Rich Gosage after his rough relief outing.
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Chicago Cubs
Don Zimmer
Dawson
Atlanta Braves
Zimmer
Rich Gos
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