Bowling League Scores and Tournaments From Various Groups
The column lists Friday night summer mixed results with teams and high series leaders Rick Keener and Judy Colbird, early Sunday mixed standings, and Monday night ladies results. It covers Bluefield City and Mountaineer leagues with high series leaders Ray Frog and John Hicks, plus details of Ruth and Steve Voreh’s senior citizen No Tap tournament and Saturday singles handicap winners with prize money.
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Beavis & Fun Bunch
Pin Quackers
C.B. Bandits
Crimson Tide
Rick Keener
Judy Colbird
Right Connection
Little Rascals
Earl Feathers, Jr
Lisa Farmer
Sue Long
Almost
Little Indians
Happy Hooker
Girlfriends
Cook's
Cook
Lucky Striker
Team No. 5
Guardian Angels
Gutter Gussies
Bad Girls
the Screw Ups
Team No
Athens Strikettes
Cathy Adams
Teresa Christian
Terry Weiss
Bluefield City Southside Pharmacy
Mixed Bag
Bluefield Rent
Bluefield Moose
Builder's Showcase
The
Bear Family
Eimco
Young Guns
Princeton Moose
Wolfe's Gang (Inc
Icemen (Inc
Ray Frog
Gary Adkins
Stan Perkins
Gene Thornton
Ladies Wannabee
Jolly Dolls
le Sister's
Manent On the Bell
S Senet Butler
Nadine Taylor
Reba Burkett
Simone Brooks
Pin Kracker
Family Affair
Mater Heads
Tate Comer
Close Enounters
the Burner
Bedock
Blue Flash
Taz's Devils
Goof Troop
It's Magic
Deuces Wild
WKA
Double Trouble
Tazewell Moose
Sterling Grocery
Acken
Denny Lash
Jonas Frost
Wayne Marion
Gladys Sumner
Chris Redman
Willie Morgan
Janet Atkins
Jason Conner
Eric Martin
George East
Baseball standings and coaching moves from scattered notes
The roundup lists yesterday's AL results with Toronto over Chicago White Sox and late games. It also covers Friday's schedule, assorted MLB matchups, and a batch of college and university coaching appointments and resignations across Albany, Binghamton, Caldwell, California, Campbell, Centenary, Chowan, Clarkson, Fordham, Keene State, Mississippi, Pittsburgh, San Diego State, Susquehanna, UNLV, and Washington, naming interim executives, assistants, and staff changes.
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Toronto
Chicago White Sox
Oakland
Los Angeles
Texas
San Francisco
Atlanta
Smoltz
Boston
Sele
Philadelphia
Green
Detroit
Blair
Chicago Cubs
Gonzalez
Cleveland
Hershiser
Haynes
Valdes
Anaheim
Hill
San Diego
Smith
Brad Childress
Centenary
Scott Stapler
Chowan
Diane M. More
Clarkson
Geoff Brown
Department of
Fordham
Rob Senderoff
Keene State
Phil Herbert
Mike Romp
Mississippi
Lisa Cole
Sue Walton
Pittsburgh
Kevin Willard
Boston Celtics
SAN Diego State
Kathy van Wyk
Susquehanna
Randi Kunkel
UNLV
Grace Golden
Pamela Graves
Olympic
Matt Maldon
Rob Nelson
U S Open Second Round and Baseball Broadcasts Today
TV listings cover pro tennis at the U S Open second round at 11 a m and 7 30 p m on different networks plus Cubs Indians Braves Red Sox MLB games. Radio schedules include Ned Jarrett racing and high school football on multiple stations. Evening NFL and college schedules appear for Sunday and Monday games with kickoffs and times.
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USA
WGN
Chicago Cubs
Cleveland Indians
Atlanta Braves
Boston Red Sox
Highwaey 95
Ned Jarrett
Nascar Today
Highwaey
Greenbrier East
Princeton
Bluefield
Graham
Virginia High
Tazewell
U S Open Tennis Results From Flushing Meadow
The second round at the U S Open saw notable results including Daniel Vacek beating Mike Sell 6-1 6-2 and Pete Sampras defeating Patrick Baur 7-5 6-4 6-3. Arantxa Sanchez Vicario defeated Meilen Tu 6-2 5-7 6-2 and Hingis routed Denisa Chiadkova 6-1 6-2.
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New York
National Tennis Center
Flushing Meadow
Daniel Vacek
Czech Republic
Mike Sell
Moorestown
N.J
Alex Corretja
Spain
Bohdan Ulinach
Alex Radulescu
Germany
Richard Fromberg
Australia
Pete Sampras
Tampa
Fla
Patrick Baur
John van Lottum
Netherlands
Johan van Herck
Belgium
Felix Mantilla
Javier Sanchez
Brian MacPhie
San Jose
Calif
Jeff Laizenstein
Englewood
Colo
Brent Haygarth
South Africa
Greg van Emburgh
Naples
Mary Joe Fernandez
Key Biscayne
Rita Grande
Italy
Arantxa Sanchez Vicario
Meilen Tu
Porter Ranch
Olga Barabanschikova
Belarus
Brenda Schultz-McCarthy
Baseball and hockey signings and trades across leagues
Baseball and hockey activity dominates the list with multiple teams announcing signings, trades, and staff changes. Magglio Ordonez path from Nashville to Chicago, Bryant Young gets a six year deal with San Francisco, and Luc Robitaille moves from New York Rangers to Los Angeles Kings amid other league activity.
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Pet GB
Baltimore
New York
Toronto
Detroit
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Chicago
Kansas City
Minnesota
Vision West di Pet GB
Seattle
Anaheim
Texas
Atlanta
Florida
Montreal
Philadelphia
Houston
Pittsby
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
San Francisco
San Diego
Chicago White Sox
Magglio Ordonez
Nashville
LOS Angeles Dodgers
Nial Hughes
Green Bay Packers
Steve Lee
NEW York Jets
Brian Hansen
Todd Kurz
Scott
Pittsburgh Steelers
Chris Oldham
SAN Francisco 49Ers
Bryant Young
Joe
Carolina Hurricanes
Steve Martins
Ethan Philpott
Florida Panthers
Fort Wayne
NEW York Rangers
Luc Robitaille
Los Angeles Kings
Kevin Stevens
Cincinnati Mighty Ducks
Gary Lindquist
Bill Yanowsky
International Hockey League
Fort Wayne Komets
Steffon Walby
Dave Froh
Manitoba Moose
Dean Moore
Eric Montreuil
Lance Leslie
Louis Dumont
Orlando Solar Bears
Scott LaGrand
Pensacola Ice Pilots
John Rowe
Orioles rally as 17-year-old pitcher dominates series
The 17-year-old struck out 11 in six innings, with eight punchouts in four frames, as the Orioles battled Pulaski. Hoover praised his squad's character after a back-and-forth series, noting the need for low scoring games to win the title. Montoya urged steady play and one extra run to clinch the championship at Bowen Field.
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Stephens
Hoover
Pulaski
Bowen Field
Dickerson
Montoya
Birds
Asa Rro
Baltimore
Jeff King
Larry Sutton
Kansas City Royals
Dean Palmer
King
Mike Mussina
Mussina
Palmer
Jose Rosado
Rosado
Bluefield beats Princeton in nine hole golf match
Bluefield High School golf team defeated Princeton at Fincastle Country Club. The Beavers posted 155 on the par 70 course with Ryan Whalen earning medalist honors at 36. Kirk Satterfield 37 and Jeff Meade and Matt Smith tied at 38. Princeton's Mike Waller and Justin Clark each shot 45. Bluefield advances to play Tuesday at Glade Springs.
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Bluefield
Bluefield High School
Princeton
Fincastle Country Club
Beavers
Ryan Whalen
Kirk Satterfield
Jeff Meade
Matt Smith
Mike Waller
Justin Clark
Glade Springs
Princeton opens season with 13 1 win over PikeView
Princeton Senior High Pission soccer storms to a 13 1 victory at home over PikeView. Jason Pritchett nets three first period goals, Robbie Wade scores twice, Erik Testone adds two. Princeton outshoots 28 to 7, Matt Freeman makes four saves, and Princeton improves to 1 0. They travel to East River Complex Tuesday to face Bluefield at 5 p.m.
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Princeton Boots
PikeView
Rinceton
Princeton Senior High
Pission
Princeton
Jason Pritchett
Robbie Wade
Erik Testone
Tigers
Daniel Morris
Matt Pauley
Jeff Richards
Wade
Andy Sarles
Ryan Lambert
Tommy Swim
Pike View
Richard Stinson
Panthers
Nolan Woodring
Matt Freeman
Adam Himes
Woodring
Stinson
Testa
Adam Roland
Morrison
East River Complex
Bluefield
Toronto nips Sox as Clemens loses bid for 21st win
The Toronto Blue Jays beat the Chicago White Sox 3-2 on Darwin's wild pitch in the 11th inning. Roger Clemens allowed seven hits over nine innings, struck out seven, and lowered his ERA to 1.73 while chasing a 21-win season.
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Roger Clemens
Toronto Blue Jays
Chicago White Sox
Darwin
Clemens
Toronto
Jack Morris
Dave Martinez
Ty Snearned
SAN Diego
Paul Menhart
John Flaherty
Ken Caminiti
San Diego Padres
Anaheim Angels
Philadelphia Phillies
Padres
Angels
Menhart
Bluefield Beats Pulaski Three To None In Serial Showdown
The analysis weighs Bluefield edging Pulaski in most facets. Bluefield’s depth, starting rotation led by Bauer Achilles Spurgeon, and clutch instincts from Mastrolonardo give the Birds the edge. Pulaski counters with top starters Poland Bond and a hotter lineup at times but lacks bullpen depth. Prediction favors Bluefield in three games.
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Rivera
Pulaski
Jose Pena
Martires Castro
Tony Fisher
Rangers
Bluefield
Andy Utting
Chris Paxton
Tom McGee
Ricky VanAsselberg
Baltimore
Jason Grabowski
Birds
Franky Figueroa
Ranger
John Ellis
EDGE
Paxton
George Carrion
Trey Poland
Aaron Bond
Poland
Appy
Bond
Orioles
Richard Bauer
Matt Achilles
Jay Spurgeon
David Mastrolonardo
ESPN
Bobby Dickerson
Julio Cruz
Dickerson
Cruz
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