Jaeger Pounds Pineville in Second Half to Win 42 12
Jaeger Cubs overpower Pineville 42-12 after a slow first half. Mitchell Hatfield runs for 172 yards on 34 carries with four touchdowns including two one-yard runs. Obie McLemore adds 22-yard TD reception and a 52-yard interception return. Pineville’s Doug Dillion scores on a 34-yard run.
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Neal Shelton
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Eddie O'Connor
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Rebels Edge Garden In Dickenson County Shootout
Ervin ton's Earn McCoy scored twice including a 36 yard second quarter run as Rebels beat Garden 14 to 9 in Oakwood Virginia. Garden led early after Joey Worley kicked a 25 yard field goal, Todd Jewell added a 49 yard third quarter score, but Garden failed to complete a pass and could not add points. Ervin ton rolled up 237 rushing yards to Garden's 119.
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Joey Worley
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Gar. Ero
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Tony Robinson
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Joe Hunter
Greg James
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Joe Lard
Steve Sauls
Joe Hedrick
Ricky Dye
Hurley Rebels blank Crum 20 to 0 in season opener
Hurley Va. Hurley Rebels opened football season with a 20-0 win over Crum Friday night. David Davis scored on a two yard run in the second quarter to provided the margin. Greg Rexroad and Davis starred on defense and Davis totaled yards rushing.
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David Davis
Tommy Blankenship
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Pirates ride Wickline to 20 6 win over Shady Spring
Peterstown Pirates, led by Jim Wickline with 108 rushing yards and a five yard TD, defeated Shady Spring 20 6 on Friday. Todd Mann connected with Paul Wills on a 49 yard pass for a second score, a safety by Kevin Johnson, and Ashley Pack added a five yard TD. Bruce Bates gained 67 yards as Peterstown piled up 299 total offense.
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Kevin Johnson
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Bruce Bates
Don Jackson
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Giles Spurs Split Lose Tie With Parry McCluer Blue Streaks
Giles Spartans and Parry Mc Cluer played to a scoreless tie in Pearisburg as Giles coughed up four turnovers. The defending Group AA Spartans were unable to break through against the Blue Streaks.
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Giles Spartans
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West Coast and Eastern Baseball and High School Football Scores
Today’s record lists major league games at 4:05 and 6:35 p.m. and late games in Los Angeles and New York, with West Virginia high school football results across multiple counties, highlighting Pocahontas, Kanawha, and Greenbrier area matchups, plus Parkersburg and Huntington outcomes. Strong entity: teams include Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Houston, Cincinnati, New York, Atlanta, Montreal, St. Louis, San Diego, Los Angeles, West Virginia counties, and various high schools.
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Ruhle
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Parry McCluer
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James Monroe
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D. Martinez
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Marion Nets Victory In Southwest District Battle
Marion Scarlett Hurricane rallied for three scores in the second half to defeat Richlands 12 to 6 in a Southwest District game. Richlands pulled ahead with a one yard TD after a fumble, but Marion answered with two late field goals by Guy to seal the win.
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Indians Stop Union In Ground Fest 12-0 Victory
Pocahontas rushed for 266 yards in a 12-0 win over Union Friday night. Tommy French scored on a one yard plunge, PAT failed. Bobby Dillion returned an 80 yard interception for a second touchdown. Herbie Asbury hurt a shoulder. Frank Creasy filled in. Coach Jerry Harman praised Nathan Scott and Melvin Keeling for defense.
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UNION
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Tommy French
Indians
Bobby Dillion
Herbie
Asbury
Frank Creasy
Jerry Harman
Nathan Scott
Melvin Keeling
Irwin takes sole lead in World Series of Golf with 68
Hale Irwin birdied the 18th for a 2-under 68 to seize solo lead at 136 after two rounds at Firestone. Larry Nelson is two strokes back at 137 after a 66, while Bill Rogers and Bernhard Langer tied for second after 69s. Jack Nicklaus shot 67 to sit at 138 as the field narrows toward the $100,000 first prize.
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Mark McNulty
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Billl Rogers
Ray Floyd
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John Milner
Claudell Washington
Chris Speier
Yankees manager vents at Steinbrenner amid turmoil
Michael says he is tired of George Steinbrenner's interference and told the owner to fire him if that is required. He criticizes threats and insists he can endure personal hardships, urging a decisive move if necessary. The remarks come before the Yankees versus White Sox game.
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George Steinbrenner
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Owls Roll Over Independence In 54 7 Class AA Clash
Owls win decisively as Big Creek runs away from Independence 54 to 7. Mark Muncey scores three times to pace 381 yards total offense, 363 on the ground, with Danny Abercrombie adding two TDs, while Dave Crouch returns a kickoff 85 yards for Independence’s lone score and Chris Poletti helps with a scoring pass and a safety.
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Danny Abercrombie
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Chris Polette
Charlie Oat
Jimmy McReynolds
Coe Breaks Mile World Record in Brussels Race
Britain's Sebastian Coe shattered the mile world mark with 3 minutes 47.33 seconds at a Brussels meet. Kenya's Mike Boit, second in 3 49.45, joined Americans Steve Scott and Sydney Maree in sub four minutes. Thomas Wessinghage followed in the order of finish.
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