Weekend High School Football Schedule Wide Reach
The Charleston AP lists a regional slate for weekend grid action from the Secondary School Activities Commission. Thursday games feature Coolidge at John Marshall plus Elkins at East Fairmont among others. Friday includes Bishop Walsh versus Clay-Battelle and many matchups across West Virginia and neighboring states with diverse local rivals.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Mixed Across Leagues
American League results show Baltimore 5 over Minnesota 1 and Milwaukee 6 over Detroit 0, with Toronto 11 Kansas City 8 in 13 innings. Yankees beat Oakland 3 while Chicago White Sox and Texas split. Martinez schedule lists multiple late games and tomorrow matchups including Boston at Seattle and New York at Oakland. National League notes Sunday results Cincinnati 6 Atlanta 4 in 10 innings, Pittsburgh 9 San Francisco 6, and Los Angeles 5 Philadelphia 1, plus Tuesday’s slate and tennis results from Henrieta Nagyova and others.
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U.S. Open Tennis Opens with Televised Action
Television and radio highlights cover opening round U S Open tennis with morning, plus MLB matchups Houston at Atlanta and Florida at Chicago. Auto racing shows Ned Jarrett program and NASCAR Today and NASCAR Live scheduled across the day on Highway 95.
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All Stars and Voting Totals Include Total Points
The list shows First Team and Second Team players with points by city and position across forward center and guard roles. It notes others receiving votes and includes team affiliations such as Houston Cleveland Los Angeles New York Utah Sacramento Phoenix and Charlotte with point tallies. Also mention of Pocahontas Va and NASCAR Winston Cup standings following the Goody's Headache Powder 500 at Daytona Beach.
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Penny Toler
Bridgette Gordon
Rhonda Mapp
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U S Open results show first round upsets and clear winners
In New York at Flushing Meadows the men’s and women’s singles open with wins by Marzio Martelli over Hendrik Dreekman, Felix Mantilla over Jason Stoltenberg, Mark Philippoussis over Karim Alami, and Johan Van Herck over Filip Dewulf. Women include Tamarine Tanasugarn beating Chanda Rubin and Venus Williams defeating Larisa Neiland among other matches.
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Felix Mantilla
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Phillies Dominate Padres 10-1 in opener and other MLB notes
Phillies beat Padres 10 to 1 after a 7 run third inning highlighted by a Lieberthal homer and key hits from McCummings, Sefcik, and Sweeney. Cunnane started for San Diego while Leiter earned the win for Philadelphia as the game moved through late innings with strong bullpen work and an 62,363 attendance. Separately, Dodgers rout Pirates 8-2 behind Gagne and Womack, with Ward and Kendall driving offense, while the Reds and Rockies square off in a separate game.
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Multiple MLB, NBA and NFL rosters reshaped in contract moves
In a broad summary of transactions, Will Clark and Warren Newson hit the Rangers 15 day list while Eric Moody and Mike Simms were recalled. Cubs, Reds, Marlins, Padres, Giants, Cardinals and others made call ups, recalls and minor league assignments. In basketball and football, retirements, signings, waivers and practice squad moves swept across the NBA, USBL and NFL with new contracts and staff appointments.
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Jacob Cruz
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Rich Ankiel
Brian Jordan
Parish ends 21 year NBA career
Robert Parish, a 7-foot-1 forward center who played 1,611 NBA games over 21 seasons, retires after a career highlighted by three Celtics titles and a final season with the Bulls. He turns 44 this weekend and says it's time to walk away citing fatigue and health, with coaching or broadcasting as future options.
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Dodgers rough up Schmidt to take first game of doubleheader
Ramon Martinez earned his first official start in over two months as the Los Angeles Dodgers slugged past the Pittsburgh Pirates 8-2. The Dodgers, riding a five-game win streak, jumped early with a four-run third inning and a two-run shot by Raul Mondesi added to the offense. Martinez improved to 1-0, while Jason Schmidt struggled through 41 2/3 innings of work in the loss.
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P-Rays Alive As Bluefield Closes Season At Hunnicutt Field
Public address at Hunnicutt Field echoes P-Rays scores while Bluefield fights to clinch the division. Montoya says towns’ support fuels the team as the P-Rays face Burlington with season outcomes hinging on wins and potential playoff scenarios.
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