End of season recap fuels multi-sport action
Major league baseball scores from Boston over Seattle 8 1 Oakland over Toronto 8 6 New York over Baltimore 5 Montreal thumped Philadelphia 12 10 Milwaukee beat Cincinnati San Diego at Arizona late Cleveland beat Charlotte 75 68 Detroit edged Washington 60 Connecticut down Indiana 72 at Los Angeles 67 Houston beat Sacramento at Seattle end of season totals show Kenseth 3592 Earnhardt 3241 Harvick 3128 Johnson 3063 Gordon 3060 Busch 2990 Newman 2971 Waltrip 2960 Labonte 2907 Gordon 2835. Quote from Pete Sampras on comparing eras.
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Rays finish season with 2-0 win over Burlington Indians
Princeton Devil Rays beat Burlington 2-0 to close 2003 season. Manager Jamie Nelson praised strong defense and timely hitting as Chad Cooper went 3-for-3 with two stolen bases, finishing with 25 steals in 30 attempts. Teammate Travis Beech won fan-voted most popular player.
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Blue Jays rally ends Orioles bid with grand slam
Pulaski blue Jays edge Bluefield Orioles 4-3 after Nicholas Thomas hits an eighth inning grand slam at Caffee Park. The two-hitter by Bluefield offered solid pitching but Thomas's blast erased a 1-0 lead and carried Pulaski to the season finale victory.
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Sampras retires as U S Open opens with ceremony
At the U S Open opening night in New York Pete Sampras announced his retirement to a ceremony at Arthur Ashe Stadium. Kim Clijsters won her first Grand Slam match since ranking No 1 while Lindsay Davenport and other top players faced injuries and upsets.
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Bulldogs set for road trip as tasting tour starts
Tazewell Bulldogs football travel to Carroll County on Friday for a plan that blends travel and fan hospitality. The Southwest tasting tour begins with the trip and follows a week that also features the Hillsville flea market drawing hundreds of thousands. Dr. Brown and Larry Hypes praise local eateries and school hospitality, urging fans to arrive early, enjoy the town, and then focus on the game.
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