Area calendar highlights winter sports camps and leagues
Marshall University hosts a winter baseball hitting camp December 21 in Cam Henderson Center Auxiliary Gym with lunch provided. Other area camps include Beckley’s Seth McClung Holiday Baseball Academy December 23 at Woodrow Wilson High School. WVU indoor winter camp runs December 29-30 and January 10-11. Various local basketball leagues accept registrations with deadlines from December 14 to December 19, plus multiple tournaments and shoots across towns in January 2009.
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NFL Glan-ce Game Times From Chicago Slated List
The NFL Glance lists Sunday late afternoon and evening matchups. Buffalo visits the Jets at 1 p.m. and Tennessee travels to Houston also at 1 p.m. Multiple 1 p.m. games include St. Louis at Tampa Bay, San Francisco at Miami, Calgoi at Indianapolis, San Diego at Kansas City, Washington at Cincinnati, Green Bay at Jacksonville, and Minnesota at Arizona. Evening games feature Denver at Carolina, New England at Oakland, Pittsburgh at Baltimore, and the New York Giants at Dallas in primetime, with Philadelphia hosting a late game.
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Broad sports and sports schedule across radio and TV events
A detailed broadcast slate lists Friday’s and upcoming schedules across radio ESPN 1050 AM, ESPN2, ESPN, and TGC for golf, NBA, rodeo, and college football. Includes NCAA FCS semifinal, Alfred Dunhill, Merrill Lynch Shootout, Dubai Ladies Masters, and NBA game matchups with times and channels. Also cites college soccer College Cup semifinals and NBA results from recent games.
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Deals and signings hit across American League rosters
Major moves reshape several AL teams with Rule 5 Draft picks and signings. Boston adds Miguel Gonzalez Jason Rice and Miguel Marquez while Kansas City claims Jose Lugo and flips him to Seattle. Seattle adds Reggie Corona via Rule 5 and Minnesota inks Nick Punto. Texas lands Beau Vaughan as Brian Gordon and Joe Torres sign for minor league deals. Cubs receive David Patton from Cincinnati. Marlins release Matt Treanor and Draft picks include Zach Kroenke. Sioux Falls Canaries sign Ryan Ford JD Reininger and Travis Kane.
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Eastern Montgomery edges Narrows in overtime 64 63
Narrows led by Corey Lowe 27 but Eastern Montgomery rallied. Khalil hit a key free throw with 11 seconds left and Eastern Montgomery held Narrows on the final stop for a 64-63 win. Shawn Christian and Brad Wooten each scored 19 for Eastern Montgomery. Lowe 27 for Narrows. Hall added 12 for Eastern Montgomery.
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Cavaliers win Jaeger tournament opener in tight win
Mercer Christian defeats Williamson 52 43 in the Jaeger Tip Off as Morgan Hobbs nets 11 and Miranda Sexton adds 9 for the Cavaliers while Jessica Fields scores 21 for Williamson. Championship set for Mercer Christian against Jaeger at 8 p.m. and consolation for Williamson versus Big Creek at 6 30 p.m.
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Jaeger Cubs top Big Creek in season opener 62 42
Jaeger beats Big Creek 62 to 42 as Ashley Gibson and Danielle McClanahan lead with 18 points each. Gibson adds 10 rebounds and 5 steals while McClanahan collects 18 points 10 rebounds 5 steals and 3 blocks. Bethany Justus adds 16 points 7 steals and 3 blocks. Big Creek starts 0-1.
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G-Girls fall short as free throws doom Bluefield
Tenika Jackson led with 29 points as Graham defeated Bluefield 63-59 amid struggles at the line. Bluefield squandered late chances missing four free throws in the final minute while Tolliver fouled out early, limiting Beavers' offense and leaving the door open for Graham's finish.
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Graham G-Girls top Bluefield in road basketball duel
Graham Middle School beat Bluefield 53 to 49 as Kelli Landreth led with 11 points and 10 rebounds. Maggie Jones added six points and eight boards, while Gallinger scored 18 for the G-Girls. Bluefield’s Tolliver fouled out, and Graham aims to avenge a loss at Christiansburg next.
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