Danville at Bluefield and Bristol at Princeton results
Scheduled games for today include Danville at Bluefield and Bristol at Princeton with 7 p.m. starts. Bristol beat Pulaski 8 to 5 while Danville defeated Burlington 5 to 1 and Johnson City routed Bluefield 19 to 15 in the first game and 10 to 5 in the second. Martinsville topped Elizabethton 6 to 3 with Bluefield beating Johnson City 3 to 1 and a later completion of suspended game Johnson City 8 Bluefield 5. Monday schedules list Kingsport at Pulaski, Elizabethton at Martinsville, and Johnson City at Burlington.
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Raese Lauded As WVU Basketball Pioneer After Death
MICKEY FORFARI profiles Dyke Raese former WVU coach who died at 91. He built four consecutive WVU seasons 55-29 from 1939 to 1942, led 1942 NIT champions Cinderella Mountaineers with a 16-3 regular season and key upsets, and boosted Morgantown’s hoops fame with five starters from within 75 miles.
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Cavaliers name Isabelle captain for 2000 season
Virginia linebacker Yubrenal Isabelle, a senior and Bluefield High School product, is selected as one of four defensive captains for the Cavaliers. He led Virginia in tackles across four games last season and will anchor the defense as the team opens Sept. 2 vs Brigham Young.
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Woods captures PGA in dramatic playoff win over May
Tiger Woods endured a tense three hole playoff at Valhalla to beat Bob May and claim the PGA Championship. Woods birdied the final two holes in regulation and bounced back with clutch par saves and a late birdie on 18 to seal a memorable victory, his fourth major in five, and the first to repeat as PGA champion since 1937.
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Wallace wins Pepsi 400 third of season at Michigan
Winston Cup veteran Bes Wallace drove a Penske Ford with four fresh tires to lead the final 15 laps and capture his third win of the year at Michigan Speedway. He beat Ricky Rudd by 2.971 seconds as Dale Jarrett stood fourth and Johnny Benson fifth. The race featured a recurring incident between Jeff Gordon and Tony Stewart, with Stewart crashing into Gordon after a loosened car caused a spin near turn two. Stewart apologized, saying he lost control and did not intend to crash Gordon.
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Tabor pushes to win starting spot at Marshall
Marshall University nose tackle Judd Tabor, a 6 foot 2 inch 260 pound senior from Princeton Greasy Ridge Road, aims to return to the starting lineup after missing most of 1999 with a hand injury. He eyes sacks and tackles while hoping the team can repeat its 12-0 season and Motor City Bowl win with leadership from seniors.
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Hingis Retains Du Maurier Open Title In Toronto
Martina Hingis, ranked No. 1, wins the Du Maurier Open as Serena Williams retires in the third set with a foot injury after trailing 0-6 6-3 3-0. Williams had treatment for a blister, Hingis secures her 31st career title and $166,000. Williams earns $80,000.
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Devil Rays rally past White Sox 12 11 in Chicago
Tampa Bay erased a four run deficit to beat the Chicago White Sox 12 11. Jason Tyner delivered an RBI double in the ninth after Bobby Smith homered to tie the game. Greg Vaughn and Steve Cox drove in three runs each for the Rays while Magglio Ordonez and Roberto Hernandez closed out the win for Chicago.
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