Hokies Dominate ASU In 63–7 Season Opener
Virginia Tech overwhelmed Arkansas State 63 to 7 in Lane Stadium. Beamer Ball produced a balanced attack as Tech built a 56 point lead by halftime, with DeAngelo Hall returning a punt for 69 yards and grabbing a 49 yard interception. Lee Suggs and Kevin Jones contributed early scores while Marcus Vick redshirt talk lingered.
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Baseball score roundup from Saturday games
American League results include Anaheim 8 Boston 3 and Seattle 12 Cleveland 4. Baltimore 5 Toronto 2, Oakland 10 Detroit 7, Kansas City 4 Minnesota 2. Chicago White Sox 8 Tampa Bay 3. National League notes Pittsburgh 3 Milwaukee 2 and Philadelphia 5 St Louis 3. Also Atlanta at Los Angeles and NCAA Arkansas State 7.
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Fishing at first grounds Rays game postponed by rain
Members of the Princeton Devil Rays and support staff cast a line at first base as rain halted the game with Pulaski in the second inning. Play will resume at 5:30 tomorrow, followed by a nine inning affair.
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Parry Wins NEC Invitational In Sammamish
Australian Craig Parry closes with a 6 under 65 to finish 16 under 268 and win the NEC Invitational by four strokes over Robert Allenby and Fred Funk at Sahalee Country Club. Tiger Woods finishes fourth as he pursues a fourth consecutive NEC title.
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Done Wins as Birds Rally in 13th at Bowen Field
Bluefield improves to 6-0 in extra inning games after a walk off by Gerado Alvarez in the bottom of the 13th. Mike Done earns his first professional victory after starting the day at third base as Bluefield clinches the Appalachian League East. Arturo Rivas and Done opened the first inning with hits, Dustin Yount drove in a run with a sacrifice fly, and Jeff Francoeur flashed an exceptional catch in center field.
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Gordon Wins Bristol Race Ending 32-Race Winless Streak
Jeff Gordon in the No. 24 DuPont car edged Rusty Wallace in the final two laps at Bristol to secure his first win of the season. The victory, Gordon's first in 32 races, closes the gap to points leader Sterling Marlin to 111 and ends a six-race streak without leading a lap.
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