Mountaineer Bowling Lanes League Standings and Highs
In Bluefield and Mountaineer lanes standings list Team No. 11 through Salvage with records 8-0 to 0-8 and high series leaders Paco Colabro 653 Roger Swartz 617, high game Charies Goode 256. Early Sunday Mixed shows Team No 8 14-2 and Mike Schulte 677 Theresa Brown 566 with highs 258 and 208. Monday Ladies and Monday Night Leagues post team records, top series Melva Adkins 520 Yolanda Page 516 Gerri Hunt 512 and Stan Perkins 639 Tina Reed 257. City totals include Mountaineer Sports Lounge 14-2 and Dwayne Tiller 710 299. Tuesday Morning Ladies Wannabees 8-0 and Tuesday Night Mixed with Stan Perkins 639 257. Church League standings list Eugene Nesbitt 635 Debbie Kitts 524 with 234. Wednesday Morning Ladies Awesome Four 8-0 and Pepsi Classic Survivors 8-0. Mountaineer Men lead Sterling Grocery 16-0 and Devon Hicks 708 Ron White 704.
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East River Automotive
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New Crew
Terminators (Inc
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Faith
Good Sports, Inc
Tony & the Tigers, Inc
Mike Schulte
Theresa Brown
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Gypsy’s Girls
Good Girls
Screw Ups
Cook's Packing
First Community Bank
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Yolanda Page
Gerri Hunt
Regina Burkett
Early League County Boys
Last Chance
Randy's, Inc
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Dr. Britton
Best Tec
Mad Dogs
Himes Cpa
Top Guns
Charlie Barton
Roger Owensby
Rocky Crabtree
Bluefield City Mountaineer Sports Lounge
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Reba Burkett
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CPA
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Storm, Inc
Rick Keener
Marsha Midkiff
Caro Fortner
Mountaineer
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Newberry Ford
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Andy Clark
Silver Bullets
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Hammer Time
Tazewell Moose
Pocahontas- Rodriguez
Brewers (Inc
Juniors Five
Devon Hicks
Ron White
Randy Nicewonder
MLB Leaders Show Mixed Totals Across Leagues
The listings detail top players by batting, runs, RBI, hits, doubles, triples, and home runs across the National and American Leagues. Notable names include Helton, Pujols, Sheffield, Bonds, and Renteria, with leaders in steals and pitching wins also highlighted.
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Helton
Colorado
Lowell
Florida
Sheffield
Atlanta
Thame
Philadelphia
Sexson
Milwaukee
Hiits—Helton
Pujols
Renteria
Pierre
Lcastillo
Furcal Atlanta
ShGreen
Los Angeles
Miles
Pr Wilson
Rolen
Lgonzalez
Arizona
Biggio
Houston
Bonds
San Francisco
Thome
Jo Lopez
Edmonds
Roberts
Podsednik
Lofton
Chicago
E Young
Furcal
Au Ortiz
Reitsma
Cincinnati
Willis
Prior
Schmidt
Hampton
WwWilliams
Wood
Jazquez
Montreal
Schilling
Nomo
Worrell
McWilliams
Looper
Philadelphia Holds Off Montreal In Low-Scoring Tilt
Philadelphia and Montreal produced a tight contest with Philadelphia securing a 1 run edge. VGuerrero hit his 18th homer, while CSilva and Wilkerson added two base hits apiece. Montreal stranded nine runners to nine for Philadelphia as pitching kept the game close.
Baseball results and schedules round up for week
Summary of Sunday and Monday scores across the majors including Oakland and Toronto upsets, Cleveland and Boston action, and Yankees shutout of Baltimore. Tuesday and Wednesday slates feature multiple interleague and division games with numerous pitching matchups and late-evening begins across the National and American Leagues.
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Toronto
Detroit
Anaheim
N.Y. Yankees
Baltimore
Cleveland
Tampa Bay
Minnesota
Kansas City
Texas
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Seattle
Hendrickson
Wakefield
Cornejo
Trader
Loaiza
N.Y
Yankees
Clemens
Dickey
B.anderson
Radke
Lackey
Tampa
Evening Sports Highlights From August Twenty Sixth Tuesday
Boxing features Lamar Murphy against Alex Trujillo in Albuquerque at 3 p.m. Major League Baseball has White Sox at Yankees and Mets at Braves later. U S Open tennis first round in New York with 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. sessions. World championships track and field in Paris includes top sprinters and field names like Celgado Mamirez Wells Raimeiro and Beltran among others. Stolen bases list features Crawford A Sanchez Suzuki Beltran and Damon with high totals. Pitching leaders include Halladay Hudson Hawkins Partinez and Moyer with strong ERAs and win totals. Strikeout leaders Mussina Clemens Partinez and Wakefield among top relievers.
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ESPN2
Lamar Murphy
Alex Trujillo
Albuquerque
N.M
WGN
Chicago White Sox
N.Y
Yankees
TBS
N.Y Mets
Atlanta
New York
Paris
Celgado
Toronto
Mamirez
Boston
Bboone
Seattle
Wells
Raimeiro
Texas
Crawford
Tampa Bay
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Detroit
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Beltran
Kansas City
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Hawkins
Minnesota
Partinez
Dwells
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Chicago
Moyer
Mussina
Clemens
Wakefield
Colon
Foulke
Julio
Baltimore
Guardado
Mrivera
Percival
Anaheim
MacDougal
Urbina
PGA Tour Winners Schedule List From Associated Press
A compiled list of PGA Tour events with winners from January through early October, naming tournaments, dates, and champion players including Ernie Els Vijay Singh Tiger Woods Davis Love III Mike Weir Jim Furyk Davis Love II Ben Crane Steve Flesch Vijay Singh Rory Sabbatini and others across venues such as Pebble Beach Bay Hill Masters and Colonial.
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Associated Press
Davis Love III
Tiger Woods
Vijay Singh
Jim Furyk
Mike Weir
Kenny Perry
David Toms
Ernie Els
Chad Campbell
Jay Haas
Justin Leonard
Nick Price
Chris DiMarco
Jonathan Kaye
Kirk Triplett
Fred Funk
Shaun Michael
Retief Goosen
Charles Howell III
Jerry Kelly
Fred Couples
Steve Flesch
Robert Allenby
Scott Verplank
Bob Estes
Briny Baird
Chris Riley
Tim Herron
Phil Mickelson
John Rollins
Brad Faxon
Rory Sabbatini
Ben Curtis
Jeff Sluman
Robert Gomez
Woody Austin
Stewart Cink
Ben Crane
Bob Tway
Choi
Scott Hoch
Lee Janzen
Peter Jacobsen
Alex Cejka
Tim Petrovic
Len Mattiace
Mark Cascavecchia
Stuart Appleby
Geoff Ogilvy
Rod Pampling
Craig Stadler
Davis Lover
Shaun Micheel
Darren Clarke
Deutsche Bank
TPC
Boston
Norton
Mass
Hamilton
Deere Run
Silvis
Ill
Pennsylvania
Woodlands Resort
Feseingen
la Cantera
San Antonio
Capital City Club
Woodstock
Golf schedule for Fall PGA Tour events compiled
The list outlines key tournaments from October to November including the Southern Farm Bureau Classic at Annandale Golf Club in Madison Mississippi, Las Vegas Invitational across three courses, and the Chrysler Championship at Innisbrook Palm Harbor along with events in Greensboro Lake Buena Vista Houston and a Tour Championship at Champions Golf Club.
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the Canyons
Southern Highlands
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Greensboro
Forest Oaks CC
N.C
Walt Disney World Resort
Magnolia
Palm
Lake Buena Vista
Fla
Westin Innisbrook Resort
Palm Harbor
Houston
LPGA Schedule Highlights 2003 Season Fixtures
The schedule lists multiple tournaments from January to November across venues in the United States, Europe, and Asia. Notable events include the Kraft Nabisco Championship, U S Women's Open, Solheim Cup, Evian Masters, and the Mizuno Classic with key players like Annika Sorenstam Se Ri Pak Juli Inkster Hee Won Han and Patricia Meunier Lebouc.
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Associated Press
Annika Sorenstam
Se Ri Pak
Grace Park
Juli Inkster
Hee-Won Han
Lorena Ochoa
Rosie Jones
Patricia Meunier-Lebouc
Candie King
Rachel Teske
Beth Daniel
Hilary Lunke
Angela Stanford
Lorie Kane
Karrie Webb
Meg Mallon
Cristie Kerr
Becky Morgan
Michele Redman
Wendy Ward
Mi-Hyun Kim
Catriona Matthew
Jeong Jang
Kelly Robbins
Heather Bowie
Laura Diaz
Jennifer Rosales
Suzann Pettersen
Pat Hurst
Soo-Yun Kang
Sophie Gustafson
Mhairi McKay
Danielle Ammaccapane
Dorothy Delasin
Karen Stupples
Natalie Gulbis
Laura Davies
Wendy Doolan
Kim Saiki
Young Kim
Donna Andrews
Christina Kim
Vicki Goetze-Ackerman
Kelli Kuehne
Janice Moodie
Shaui Waugh
Leta Lindley
Gloria Park
Brandie Burton
Kate Golden
Conagra Foods
Welch's
Fry’s
Ping Banner Health
Kraft Nabisco
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Sports Today
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Major League Baseball suspends DiFelice for two games
Baseball actions include Kansas City Royals trading and waivers. DiFelice receives a two game suspension and fines for an Aug 16 incident. Royals acquire Brian Anderson from Cleveland for Trey Dyson Kieran Mattison and cash. Yankees claim Felix Heredia off waivers from Cincinnati. Rays option Jason Tyner and recall Doug Waechter. Jays activate Cory Lidle. Reds recall Stephen Smitherman and sign Danny Serafini. Minor moves across leagues. Wizards sign Chris Whitney. Detroit Shock place Cheryl Ford on injured list. Ushetyi activated. Ravens, Bills, Panthers, Bengals make multiple roster changes.
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Kansas City Royals
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NEW York Yankees
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Jason Tyner
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Doug Waechter
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Cincinnati Reds
Stephen Smitherman
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Danny Serafini
Kane County Cougars
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National Basketball Association
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Javin Hunter
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Tony Driver
Ahmad Brooks
Richard Seals
Ray Thomas
Gary Byrd
Carolina Panthers
Emmanual McDaniel
Skip Hicks
Butler
Lawrence Flugence
Brad Franklin
Eric Manning
Ben Nowland
Francis St. Paul
Tim Stuber
Cincinnati Bengals
Marquise Walker
Arizona Cardinals
Alex Sulfsted
Ron Smith
Kwazeon Leverette
Tito Rodriguez
Chesley Borders
Tommy Jones
Maurice Tucker
Graham G-Men Triumph In Tri Match At Bluefield
Graham G-Men win a tri match at Fincastle Country Club with a 169 led by Jeremy Jones 37 and Tyler Perry 42. Tazewell 175 paced by Garland Greene 39 and Drew Cecil 43. Bluefield 178. Jay Moten 40 and Dexter Moore 44 led their scores. Next contest Wednesday at Blue Ridge Country Club.
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Graham
Tazewell
Fincastle Country Club
Jeremy Jones
Tyler Perry
Garland Greene
Drew Cecil
The
Beavers
Jay Moten
Dexter Moore
Bulldog
Carroll County
Blue Ridge Country Club
WVU's Wilson Named to Doak Walker Preseason List
West Virginia senior running back Quincy Wilson, from Weirton, is among 39 preseason Doak Walker Award candidates for 2003. Wilson rushed for 901 yards last season at 69.3 yards per game. Other contenders include Michael Turner of Northern Illinois with 1,915 rushing yards, Steven Jackson of Oregon State, and Iowa's Fred Russell.
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Morgantown
West Virginia
S. Quincy Wilson
Wilson
Weirton
Northern Illinois
Michael Turner
Turner
Open continues with top players facing injuries and upsets
Clijsters becomes top seed amid Grand Slam drought as Amber Liu shocks her 6-2 6-3. Davenport dominates Eli Callens 6-1 6-0 in 46 minutes while Williams recovers from knee surgery. Rubin and others struggle with injuries as Grosjean misses chances. Ferrero and other stars win, but several seeds fall including Majoli and Daniilidou.
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Amber Liu
Davenport
Eli Callens
Venus
Rubin
Maria Vento-Rabchi
Grosjean
Ramon Delgado
Juan Carlos Ferrero
Todd Martin
Guillermo Coria
Daniela Hantuchova
Vera Zvonareva
Nadia Petrova Ang
Lisa Raymond
Eleni Daniilidou
Lina Krasnoroutskaya
Majoli
Orioles Thrive as Penn Dominates in Shutout Win
Orioles blank Bluefield as Hayden Penn fires six scoreless innings on one hit. Tim Thurman belts a two run homer while Travis Brown goes 2-for-4 with a run. Matthew Dalton earns the win with two relief frames and Joaquin Ci records the save despite two ninth inning runs.
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Hayden Penn
Tim Thurman
Bluefield
Travis Brown
Matthew Dalton
Joaquin Ci
Pulaski tops Bluefield in low scoring game at Calfee Park
Pulaski improves to 38-29 after defeating Bluefield 3-2 at Calfee Park. Matthew Dalton earned the win, Joaquin Canizal notched his second save, while Doug Bru took the loss. Bluefield slid to 23-40.
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Bluefield
Pulaski
Matthew Dalton
Joaquin Canizal
Doug Bru
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