Weekend Sports Results Across High School to Pro Football
Saturday and Sunday results span Montcalm over Marsh Fork and Wyoming East over James Monroe in high school, plus college games including Iowa homa over North Carolina and Georgia Tech edging Syracuse. NFL preseason scores feature Jets and Giants, Steelers and Buccaneers, and a Mexico City Dallas-Oakland matchup. Baseball notes include MLB scores, league standings, and a dated recap of notable milestones from 1897 to 1999.
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Conference finals and finals schedule mixed results
Eastern Conference playoff action has Charlotte beating New York 67 to 53 to tie the series at 1-1. The Warriors? No, Sacramento at Los Angeles. Tigers Woods after NEC Invitational playoff remark.
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Astros trip P-Rays 6-1 in Martinsville
The Houston Astros defeated the Princeton Devil Rays 6-1 as Greg Nash doubled in Johny Gomes in the first inning. Fernando Nieve pitched seven strong innings for the win, with Tim King taking the loss after five innings and nine hits allowed. Reinaldo Ruiz and Ryan Kochen led Astros hitters with multi hit games. The Rays host the next game at 7 p.m.
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Gomes named Player of the Year in Appalachian League
Jonny Gomes of Princeton, a 20 year old member of the Bluefield Orioles, was named Player of the Year after leading the Appalachian League in home runs and slugging percentage. He shares RBIs led with 44 and is near the top in runs and on base. Teammates Ryan Keefer and Chase Phillips also shine in pitching.
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Bluefield Rally Beats Cardinals 7-6 In Small-Town Battle
Bluefield Orioles overcame a 3-0 deficit to beat Johnson City 7-6 on Sunday. Ryan Keefer earned his 15th save by retiring the final four hitters. Bluefield sits atop the Appy League East with two games left, aiming to edge closer to a playoff duel with Elizabethton.
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Woods Wins NEC Invitational In 7th Playoff Hole
Tiger Woods defeats Jim Furyk in a dramatic 13 hole finale at Akron. After six pars between, Woods birdies No. 18 from 2 feet to cap the longest playoff on the PGA Tour in a decade and end a winless summer. Furyk hoisted a bunker save but Woods’s 90 yard bump and run sealed it.
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Reds crush Expos as Griffey homers and drives in four
Ken Griffey Jr collects his 19th homer and four RBIs leading Cincinnati to a 17-4 demolition of Montreal. He adds an 11th homer of August, reaching 457 career long balls, with Adam Dunn driving in three and Juan Castro D.T. Cramer also homering as Cincinnati chalks up 13 extra base hits. Juan Acevedo allows three runs in seven innings for the Expos.
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Adam Dunn
Juan Castro
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Japan wins Little League World Series title in ninth-inning rally
Tokyo Kitasuna edged Apopka 2-1 as Nobuhisa Baba lined a two-run hit in the bottom of the sixth. Masayuki Itoh and Yuusuke Nomura reached on errors, then Baba's drive scored two after a left field throw cut off near the mound. Mochizuki earned the win, LaFavers took the loss. Andrew Cobb opened scoring with Jeff Lovejoy RBI.
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Nobuhisa Baba
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Atsushi Mochizuki
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Mochizuki
Justin LaFavers
Andrew Cobb
Jeff Lovejoy
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