Appalachian League Scores and Schedule Summary
Bluefield beat Danville 7 4 and Princeton 3 Pulaski 1 Bristol at Elizabethton postponed Kigupor at Jofwieot day postponed Burlington 10 Greeneville 1 Princeton 1 Pulaski 0 10 innings Monday Pulaski 3 Princeton 2 second game Bluefield 9 Danville 1 Elizabethton 3 Bristol 0 first game Elizabethton 3 Bristol 2 second game inson City 5 Kingsport 3 first game Kingsport at Johnson City second game postponed Burlington 7 Greeneville 3 son City 5 Kingsport 3 Tuesday Bluefield at Danville 11 a.m Kingsport at Johnson City 7 p.m Princeton at Pulaski 7 p.m Elizabethton at Bristol 7 p.m Greeneville at Burlington 7 p.m
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Broadcasting Schedule Highlights Major League, Little League Events
Tuesday’s lineup features radio coverage of Bluefield Blue Jays at Danville Braves and Princeton Rays at Pulaski Yankees. ESPN televises Little League World Series games from Williamsport and regional elimination matchups. MLB viewers get Yankees at Seattle or Washington at Baltimore, while UEFA Champions League action includes Roma versus Porto and Monaco against Villarreal.
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Late MLB Night Slate Highlights Interleague Showdowns
Sunday and Wednesday games feature Mets, Dodgers, Cubs, and several NL and AL clashes. Notable matchups include Houston at Pittsburgh, Mets at St Louis, and Dodgers at San Francisco with key pitchers Musgrove Gausman and Maeda.
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NASCAR Points Leaders Through August 21
NASCAR Sprint Cup leaders list Kevin Harvick top with 762 points followed by Brad Keselowski Kurt Busch and Carl Edwards. Chase Elliott Jamie McMurray Ryan Newman Trevor Bayne Kyle Larson Kasey Kahne AJ Allmendinger Ricky Stenhouse Jr. also appear in the top 20 with points totals. Xfinity Series standings noted through August 19.
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Stock Car Driver Standings Snapshot of Top 20
A list of NASCAR Xfinity drivers with points tallies, led by Eliott Sadler at 737 and Daniel Suarez at 686. Ranks include Justin Allgaier 685, Ty Dillon 684, Brendan Gaughan 667, Erik Jones 657, Brennan Poole 631, Brandon Jones 627, Darrell Wallace Jr 574, Ryan Reed 532, Blake Koch 499, Ryan Sieg 487, Ross Chastain 472, Dakoda Armstrong 471, Jeremy Clements 465, JJ Yeley 419, Garrett Smithley 379, Ryan Preece 377, Ray Black Jr 332, and BJ McLeod 319.
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Ryan Sieg
Ross Chastain
PGA Tour Statistics and Rankings Highlights
Summary of FedEx Cup Season points top players led by Jason Day and Dustin Johnson, plus scoring averages, driving distance, greens in regulation, total driving, birdie average, eagles per holes, and all around ranking. Lists include Johnson, Day, Scott, Spieth, Mickelson and others with multiple metric leaders.
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Galax defeats Graham in season volleyball opener
Galax beat Graham 25-19 25-15 25-10 to start the G-Girls season at BLUEFIELD, Va. Graham standout McKenzie Riffe totaled four aces 11 kills and a block while Caroline Kammer posted 18 digs and 19 assists. Galax leaders Savannah Stoneman and Halee Bryant combined for strong serving and attacking, as Graham hosts Fort Chiswell tonight.
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Appy baseball wrap: Espinal struggles as Pulaski tops Princeton
In game one Princeton 0 0 0 1 4 0 0 Pulaski 0 0 0 0 1 5 0 Espinal (1-3) takes the loss for Pulaski while Estrella earns the win. Sanchez homered for Princeton after joining the Appalachian League and going 4 for 14. In game two Oswaldo Cabrera sparked Princeton with a run and a baserunning highlight before Wilkerman Garcia delivered the decisive hit for Pulaski. Will Jones pitched 1 1/3 perfect innings to earn the win for Pulaski as the Rays and Yankees look to finish the series.
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Graham Middle School Grabs 14-12 Road Win at Marion
Marion hosts Graham Middle School in Marion as the G-Men open the season with a 14-12 victory. Ja'vonta Reed scored on a 6-yard run and Justin Fritz added a 25-yard TD dash. Cade Roberts sealed the win with an interception late in the game. Graham improves to 1-0 and will host Richlands at Mitchell Stadium next Monday.
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ASEP coaching class at South Charleston High School
ASEP coaching class scheduled for September 11 18 and 25 at South Charleston High School for those seeking to coach a secondary sport. Register at www WVSSAC org. Forza Wrestling Club in Bluefield meets Thursday evenings 6:30 to 8:30 led by David Trigg 304 960 5405.
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Diomartich, Letkeman, Pinto Shine In Tight Duel
Long Diomartich five, Letkeman six, Pinto score as Keller Jones six and Argomaniz sustain. W Jones two two, L Letkeman one three, HR none. Att 1,419.
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Bluefield routs Danville as Jones hits 11th homer in win
Bradley Jones belted his 11th homer of the season and 12th double as Bluefield (33 24) routed Danville (27 29) 9 1. Jose Espada allowed two hits in 5 2 3 innings to earn the win. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. drove in three, Lance Jones added a double and a triple, and Juandy Mendoza went 3 for 5 as the Blue Jays prepared for an 11 am game in Danville and a six game home stand starting Wednesday.
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Collier ready to lead Golden Knights in opener at River View
Aaric Collier, a 6-7 to 6-8 receiver, emphasizes quick strikes when open and staying ready on defense if needed. He stays in shape with basketball and weights, saying discipline and team unity could lift the program from last season’s 1-9 start as River View looms Friday.
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Asbury Sets Sights on Another Richlands Title Run
Richlands quarterback Asbury, 6-2 southpaw, aims for a repeat strong season after earning 2A Offensive Player of the Year and Pocahontas Coal Association/Bluefield Daily Telegraph Player of the Year honors. He led an 11-2 team, backed by coach Mance, with West Virginia and Marshall camps, 7-on-7s, and a spread attack featuring receivers Howie Ball Booker Horn Lowe. He vows to improve on 47 TDs, seven picks, 68 percent, seeking a state title for his town and teammates.
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