Elizabethton at Princeton in Appalachian League action
Appalachian League schedule features Elizabethton traveling to Princeton and Bluefield visiting Pulaski. Expected to showcase minor league prospects in a doubleheader style slate with regional clubs competing for league standings.
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Princeton
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Pulaski
WVU's Davis could be a big leaguer says Nehlen
WVU coach Don Nehlen hails Jason Davis a big leaguer as the 6-5 290-pound Fort Lauderdale native starts at defensive end. The former true freshman letterman played seven games last year and now aims for a prominent season role. Davis, clocked at 4.69 in the 40, says he will pressure the quarterback and improve with the strength program under Al Johnson as the defensive front solidifies.
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Jason Davis
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Davis
al Johnson
Bill Kirelawich
Morgantown
West Miles recruits face ineligibility at WVU mix
Two West Miles University football recruits Yalkeith Brown and Isaac Irby have ineligible high school records, flagged by the NCAA clearinghouse. Irby, edgewater Park New Jersey standout with 154 receptions and 3,127 yards, may enroll as a partial qualifier. Brown, Miami Florida product, earned 13 interceptions in three years and was Class 6A all state first team.
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West Miles University
Yalkeith Brown
Isaac Irby
NCAA
WVU
Shelly Poe
Irby
Edgewater Park
N.J
Holy Cross High School
Avon Cobourne
Ken Sandor
Matt Taffoni
Brown
Northwestern High
Miami
Fla
Braves Top Rockies As Maddux Earns Win In Braves Rally
Atlanta defeated Colorado 5-2 behind Greg Maddux seven strong innings and Brian Jordan's three run homer. Todd Helton ended his 14 game hitting streak as his average slipped to .393. Rockies pitcher Brian Rose allowed four runs in seven innings.
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Brian Jordan
Atlanta Braves
Colorado Rockies
Todd Helton
Maddux
Rockies
Brent Mayne
Atlanta
Brian
Catcher Mayne Becomes First Position Player To Win Since 1968
ENVER AP Brent Mayne, resting hurt wrist, agreed to pitch in relief in Colorado's 7-6 win over Atlanta. He became the first position player to win a major league game in 32 years, following Rockies teammate Rocky Colavito’s 1968 triumph. Mayne retired Chipper Jones to end the 12th and earned the win as Colorado seized the victory.
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Colorado
Buddy Bell
Brent Mayne
Rockies
Mayne
Bell
Atlanta Braves
Rafael Furcal
Andruw Jones
Chipper Jones
Rocky Colavito
New York Yankees
Detroit
Atlanta
Bobby Cox
Yankees
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Cox
Mayner
New York Mets
Derek Bell
San Diego
Princeton P-Rays edge Bristol 2 1 on late sac fly
Kevin Princeton P-Rays beat Bristol White Sox 2 1 at Hunnicutt Field as Dan DeMent scores on a sixth inning sacrifice fly. Julius vai Anderson allowed five hits in seven innings with Evan Rush earning the save. Edgar Gonzalez fueled Princeton with a 3 for 4 night and praised by manager Edward Rodriguez for solid, balanced outings.
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Tigers
Martinez
Mike Cameron
Oakland
Detroit
Rinceton
Kevin Ponies
Dan DeMent
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Bristol White Sox
Hunnicutt Field
P-Rays
Bristol
Gerard McCall
Dave Dorner
Amaury Pena
Felix Nunez
O’brien
McCall
Amado German
Princeton
Julius
Anderson
P-Ray
Evan Rush
Evan P-Rays
Edward Rodriguez
Edgar Gonzalez
Gonzalez
Hudson Valley
Rodriguez
Julius Anderson
Murder warrant issued for wife of Fred Lane
The widow Deidra Lane surrendered to authorities early Wednesday after police issued a murder warrant. Lane, 25, is charged with killing NFL running back Fred Lane, 24, during a July 6 domestic dispute shortly after the couple’s newborn daughter. Lane had been staying with relatives in Tennessee after training with Indianapolis. Fred Lane Sr. expressed shock and said someone must answer for the death.
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Tenn
Lane
Tennessee
Indianapolis
Carolina Panthers
Fred Lane Sr
Charlotte Observer
Beavers among state elite on gridiron this season
Bluefield High School football aims for at least a 6-4 record behind a larger offensive line and returning quarterback and fullback from a 12-2 state AA runner up team. Historic 1980s-1990s success includes a 133-88 record since 1980 with multiple winning seasons and a 1984 Class AAA state title under coach John Chmara.
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Bluefield
Donald Amaker
Charlie Tynes
Beavers
Bessy
John Chmara
Chmara
Barboursville Pirates
Freddie Simon
Virginia Power
Graham
Princeton
Greenbrier East
Mount View
Logan
Pulaski County Cougars
Woodrow Wilson Beckley Flying Eagles
Pulaski County
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