Baseball Scores From Night Schedule Include Several NLE Matches
In a mixed slate the American League results show Milwaukee Brewers 7 Detroit 2, with late games Boston at Seattle. National League highlights include Cincinnati 7 Colorado 6, Los Angeles 8 Pittsburgh 2, Philadelphia 10 San Diego 1, Montreal 2 St. Louis 1, San Francisco 7 New York Mets 1, Chicago Cubs 3 Miami 1, plus Cincinnati at Colorado in a second game late night.
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Pruett Aims for Even Keel Ahead of WVU Showdown
Marshall coach Bob Pruett urged keeping players on an even keel after a demanding week of media focus and fan expectations. He stressed not letting one game define the season, while acknowledging the WVU matchup will feel like an I AA title game with more fans. Pruett praised West Virginia’s defense as elite, noting their front seven as a major challenge for Marshall’s offense.
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P-Rays close in on Orioles in Appy League race
The P-Rays beat Pulaski 8-4 at Hunnicutt Field for their 10th win in 11 games. The Orioles fell 12-2 at Danville ending an 11 game streak. With two games left, Princeton sits one behind Baltimore in the pennant chase as fans doubted them four days earlier. Manager Charlie Montoya joked he never stopped believing in the team.
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Rangers Cruise To Early Lead In Bluefield Rout
Montoya praised the early offense as his team built a four game streak with all runs coming by the third inning. He noted that scoring early makes it easy to focus on monitoring the Bluefield score.
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Pocahontas Indians down Garden 69 64 in season opener
Pocahontas girls, 1-0, built a nine point third period lead and held on for a 69-64 win over Garden. Pam Nunley scored 25, Krista Jennings 16, Carrie Nunley 12 as Garden faded late. Tina Stanley led Garden with 21. Coach Mike Truman praised his team's confidence and balanced scoring as key to the victory. Pocahontas hosts Tazewell and Graham next in non district play.
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Reds Hang On In Seven Run Rally To Beat Rockies
Cincinnati built a seven run lead after homers by Bret Boone and Reggie Sanders and held on to defeat Frank Castillo and the Colorado Rockies 7-6 in Denver. Todd Helton and Larry Walker homered for Colorado, while Kevin Lieberthal contributed four RBIs as the Phillies routed the Padres 10-1 in the first game of a doubleheader.
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WVU football loses two players Quesenberry and Borosky
West Virginia University confirms that Quesenberry and John Borosky have quit the football squad. Quesenberry, a walk on from University High Morgantown, saw limited action and may quit football. Borosky, a redshirt freshman moved from quarterback toward linebacker, reportedly planned to switch but did not report for practice and may transfer.
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