3M Performance 400 results from International St race
Kurt Busch won the 3M Performance 400 at International Speedway in Brooklyn Michigan after 203 laps. Matt Kenseth Jimmie Johnson and Jeff Gordon also finished top 4 with lead changes totaling 18 and a time of 2 hours 37 minutes 49 seconds.
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Broad sports schedule features baseball, basketball and tennis
On Wednesday August 22 a full slate airs across FOX Sports Speed ESPN2 and ESPN networks. Highlights include Bluefield at Princeton in minor league baseball, NASCAR qualifying and race from Bristol, Americas Championship basketball, World Series pool play, Major League Baseball, FIFA U 17 World Cup and Pilot Pen tennis rounds in New Haven with delayed tapes.
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Prep Schedules Boys Soccer Wednesday August 22
James Monroe travels to Shady Spring while Riverside visits Princeton and Nicholas County plays Pike View at 7 p.m. Mountain Mission hosts Bluefield at 7:30 p.m. Girls squads feature Princeton at Riverside and Oak Hill at Bluefield with Pike View and Nicholas County on varying 5 p.m. starts.
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Tuesday and Wednesday Major League Baseball Schedule Highlights
Listing of games and matchups across MLB venues for Tuesday and Wednesday. Includes results Detroit 2 Cleveland 1 and Baltimore 6 Texas 2, plus schedules for Oakland Toronto Seattle Minnesota Kansas City Chicago White Sox Texas Baltimore Cleveland Detroit Boston Tampa Bay New York Yankees Los Angeles Angels with pitchers noted for several games.
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Calendar notes from San Diego to San Francisco sports slate
A dense sports calendar lists Tuesday baseball results and late games across the National and American Leagues. It includes standings glimpses for Seattle New York Philadelphia San Diego and Atlanta with player notes and box scores, plus minor league results from Danville Burlington Bluefield Princeton Elizabethton and Kingsport.
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Baseball and NBA/NFL Team Transactions and Leaders
A mixed recap highlights batting leaders Mordonez and Rodriguez with high averages and homers, plus RBI leaders Howard and Fielder. It lists several roster moves across MLB teams including callups, DL activations, and trades, followed by NBA contract choices and NFL signings and releases from multiple franchises.
Appy League 2006 season recap highlights and leaders
Danville claimed the Appy League title in a three game series over Elizabethton. Bluefield finished fourth with a 31 37 record while Princeton placed fifth at 28 36. Jamie Richmond posted a 1 21 ERA ranking fourth in league history. Desmond Jennings led Princeton with 48 runs and 32 steals. Isais Garcia of Johnson City topped the league with a .339 batting average and Mark Shorey of the Cardinals hit 13 homers. All Star teams and postseason awards were not released.
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Biell Leads P-Rays Past Mets In Tuesday Win
Dustin Biell went 3 for 5 with a double and two runs as Princeton beat Kingsport 6-2. Tyree Hayes earned the win with five innings of two-run ball. Kingsport’s Jorge Rodriguez took the loss, and John Holdzkom allowed three runs in two innings.
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Orioles rally ends in 11th with Monaghan homer
In a high scoring extra inning affair Bluefield loses to Danville 8 5 as Monaghan hits a game turning three run shot in the 11th to cap a late Orioles rally. Parker earned the win for Bluefield while Beck took the loss.
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Graham G-Men Face Bluefield In High Stakes Showdown
Bluefield and Graham prepare for a pivotal clash at Mitchell Stadium with senior leaders Joe Stone and Will Cole highlighting a deep roster. Marrs emphasizes tight execution as practice heats up. David Marrs and Eric McClanahan are among capable QB options as both teams chase a state run.
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Woodrow Wilson Eagles topple Princeton 4 0 in home opener
In a tense first half the Flying Eagles recovered a disallowed goal to level 1-1 before halftime. Derrick Law scored late in the half, and Woodrow Wilson dominated the second with Chandler Denese, Joseph Gramling, and Jared Morgan finding the net as Jared Morgan added a penalty. Princeton struggled with defense and distribution as Woodrow Wilson outshot 29 to 9 and earned a 4-0 victory behind three saves from William Turner.
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Tigers win nine hole golf match at Pipestem
Princeton Tigers finish 175 to 183 and 185 at Pipestem Resort State Park led by medalists Chandler Beavers and Pat Haye at 42 each. Greenbrier West and Bluefield close behind as wind affects scores. next meet at Glade Springs with Woodrow Wilson High School.
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Lightning delay cannot stop Woodrow Wilsons 3-0 win
Woodrow Wilson Eagles beat Princeton Tigers 3-0 after an hour lightning delay at Princeton High School. Kately Carte scored once and assisted twice with Dyke and Bibb also scoring before halftime. Tigers pressured in second half but could not find net.
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