Graham Beavers Clash With Bluefield In Mitchell Stadium Showdown
Bluefield High School travels to Mitchell Stadium to face Graham in a high stakes rivalry billed as the area game of the year. Beavers, led by Mark Keesling at quarterback, carry the edge after a 29 8 win in Grid O Rama while Graham counters with Eddie Hall run and Eddie Neel at QB. Kickoff is 8 00 p m and tickets have sold briskly amid talk of a sellout crowd.
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Mitchell Stadium
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Jeff Beckett
Joey Lee
Eddie Buford
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Orama
Greenbrier East
Pulaski County
Eddie Hall
Eddie Neel
Mark Cundiff
Reds Pitcher Bonham May Quit Reds
Reds pitcher Bill Bonham, sidelined for over a year, may retire after discussions with Reds president Dick Wagner. Once with the Cubs, Bonham tried rehab with Tampa and Indianapolis but showed no improvement. His 75-83 career mark and season on the disabled list frame a potential exit before his contract ends. Dan Driessen, Washington? No, Cincinnati Reds first baseman, off Monday night, batting .195, says the slump hides a good swing in batting practice and that a game off might help.
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Dan Driessen
Cincinnati Reds
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Piggy Is Back For Grid Picks
AP Sports Writer Alan Robinson previews West Virginia prep football with Piggy the pig predicting Week 1 results. Upstart upsets and tight scores highlight early games across Morgantown, Clarksburg Notre Dame, Parkersburg, Princeton, Paden City and more with numerous small-college and regional matchups listed.
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Philip Barbour
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Hampshire County
Berkeley Springs
Keyser
Hedgesville
Huntington East
Milton
Nitro
Hurricane
Byrd wins 1981 West Virginia PGA title at Glade Springs
Tom Byrd of Bluefield shot a two over 74 to capture the state PGA title by two strokes at Glade Springs resort. He earned 800 dollars for a 54 hole total of 219 on the 6,841 yard course, with 18 hole scores of 71 74 74. Beckley’s Billy Capps finished second at 221, followed by Keith Parker at 225 and defending champion Fletcher White tied for 10th at 234.
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White Oak Country Club
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Bill Robertson
Pipestein State Park
Chuck Furbee
Green Hills Country Club
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Edgewood Country Club
Charleston
Pat Weaver
Pines Country Club
Morgantown
Linden Meade
Riverview Country Club
Madison
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