Pocahontas High opens new bleachers after decade-long effort
In Pocahontas Virginia the high school dedicated new orange and silver bleachers with 544 seats and a handicapped ramp. Principal Mike Truman credited community support and a long funding process. County officials and boosters officials spoke of teamwork and persistent effort behind the project.
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Pocahontas High School
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Tazewell County Board of Education
Robert Steele
Tazewell County School Board
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Pocahontas Athletic and Academic Boosters Club
Steele
Tazewell County
Brenda Lawson
Panoramic sports slate错
A cluttered sports brief lists multiple MLB games including Tampa Bay at Baltimore and Minnesota at Chicago White Sox, plus National League clashes and a NFL preseason note. The passage also mentions the U S Amateur Golf Tournament at Oakland Hills where Bill Hansensen earned medalist honors after two rounds, with scattered garbled text surrounding.
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Baltimore
Marshall Olympic games remove admission charges boost attendance
Marshall University will drop admission fees for Olympic sports to boost attendance and create a family friendly atmosphere at stadiums. Patrons may bring their own food and drinks, and alcoholic beverages will be prohibited. Randy Burnside, assistant sports director, announced the changes on Tuesday.
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University
Randy Burnside
Danville Braves rout Orioles 11 3 in East clash
Danville Braves beat the first place Orioles 11-3 in Danville, narrowing the Appalachian League East lead to 2 1/2 games with seven games remaining. Orioles led 2-0 in the second before Danville tied it, then scored five in the third to open a 7-2 lead. Orioles have a noon game at Burlington today.
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Danville Braves
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Orioles
Baby Birds
Burlington
Haas medalist at U.S. Amateur in Oakland Hills stroke play
Bill Haas, son of Jay Haas, shot 68 to lead the U.S. Amateur at Oakland Hills with a 5 under 135 after two rounds. The field of 312 will be cut to 64 Wednesday morning as 14 players remain under par, with Haas holding a two shot edge over several contenders.
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Jay Haas
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Haas
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Kirk Satterfield
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Tiger Woods
Phil Mickelson
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Bobby Jones
Greer
S.C
Dustin
Joseph Bramlett
Saratoga
Calif
Bramlett
U.S
Wake Forest
Michigan
Fehr says owners attempting attack on salary structure
Major League Baseball players union chief Donald Fehr warned in a memo that owners seek a wholesale attack on the salary structure through revised revenue sharing and a luxury tax. He cited proposed transfers totaling hundreds of millions, with top clubs like the Yankees and Mets facing sizable payments under the plan.
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Boston Red Sox
Seattle Mariners
Newsday
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Texas
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Cleveland
Princeton drops twinbill opener to Johnson City Cardinals 9 2
Johnson City Cardinals beat Princeton 9 2 in the first game of a doubleheader. Blake Hawksworth silenced Princeton early, Jason Pridie tied the program singles record, and Joe Mather opened the scoring with a seventh inning homer. Princeton scoring came on Bud Woodruff’s solo shot in the fifth.
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Jason Pridie
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Zack Cates
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Monette
Bud Woodruff
P-Rays
Wes Bankston
Jose Nolasco
Gabe Martinez
Simmons
Rays
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Danville Pounds Orioles
Amy
Lee Princeton
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