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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 2002

Page

7

Major Baseball Scores From Tuesday Night Action

Milwaukee 12 Prebar Mets 12 Houston 6 Cincinnati 5 in 10 innings Montreal 5 Atlanta 2 Florida 9 Chicago Cubs 7 San Diego at St Louis with San Francisco at Colorado and Los Angeles at Arizona noted. Boston 2 6 Toronto 1 4 Detroit at Chicago White Sox and Baltimore at Anaheim Kansas City at Seattle Minnesota at Oakland. Quote of the Day: I’ll be great to play for my dad one more time. Jordan Compton discusses the chance. West a’s star coach eyes helping coach dad.

Milwaukee N.Y. Mets Houston Cincinnati Montreal Atlanta Florida Chicago Cubs San Diego St. Louis San Francisco Colorado Los Angeles Arizona Boston Toronto Detroit Chicago

Compton among top prep stars

AVSI Virginia The Walters Pfs Tn Senators benefited from Jordan Compton turning down an Orioles contract to attend junior college. He will join the VHSCA East West All Star game July 11 at War Memorial Stadium Hampton as west pitching staff. Compton will play for Mack Shupe, the west head coach, with his father Ronnie Compton as a west assistant. He will be joined by Chad Longworth Robbie Stinson Jack Addington Nathan Kiser and Josh Lee Compton from southwest Virginia in the roster.

Avsi Walters Pfs Senators Jordan Compton Baltimore Orioles O’s Baltimore Haysi War Memorial Stadium Hampton Compton Virginia J.J. Kelly Mack Shupe Jordan Ronnie Compton Shupe Southwest Virginia Chad Longworth Robbie Stinson West Richlands Jack Addington Nathan Kiser Lebanon Tazewell Josh

Astros Rally Beats Reds In Extra Inning Win

Lance Berkman homered twice driving in five as the Astros toppled the Reds 6-5 in 10 innings. Craig Biggio opened the 10th with a double, Berkman was walked, Richard Hidalgo walked loaded the bases, and Gregg Zaun hit a sacrifice fly for the winner.

Cincinnati Lance Berkman Gregg Zaun Astros Cincinnati Reds Berkman Austin Kearns Adam Dunn Reds Craig Biggio Danny Graves Richard Hidalgo Zaun

Astros rout P-Rays in series finale

In Princeton at Hunnicutt Field the Astros defeated the Princeton Devil Rays 11-3 to close a three game set. Martinsville struck early with Torres and Melendez singles, a Martinez error plated a run, and the Rays stranded three over two innings. The Astros pulled away in the fifth and added three more in the sixth as Miller exited for Moreno, sealing the win.

Richard Betemit P-Rays Martinsville Saul Torres Hunnicutt Field Rinceton Prrissins Astros Princeton Devil Rays Rays Princeton German Melendez Freddy Acededo Gabriel Martinez Torres Melendez Osvaldo Fernando Eric Miller Wes Bankston Josh Arhart Richard Escobar Trae Duncan Escobar Duncan Arhart Justin Humphies Fernando Miller Adam Moreno Benjamin Ally Moreno Danwill

Williams advances into Wimbledon semifinals

Venus Williams beat Elena Likhovtseva 6 2, 6 0 in 47 minutes to reach the Wimbledon semifinals as Justine Henin edged Monica Seles to join Williams. Henin and Williams set up a meeting with Serena Williams and Daniela Hantuchova also advancing. Capriati completed a rain delayed win to reach the last eight.

Imbledon England Venus Williams Williams Elena Likhovtseva Justine Henin Monica Seles Henin Venus Serena Daniela Hantuchova Jennifer Capriati Amelie Mauresmo Capriati Eleni Daniilidou

Nicklaus records may stand. could Tiger break them?

The speaker recalls Jack Nicklaus as one of the greatest, notes Tiger Woods’ rise, and asks if anyone can surpass Nicklaus’s records. Tiger has eight majors versus Nicklaus’s eighteen, with Woods needing ten more to tie and eleven to surpass, amid reflections on cycles of sport greatness.

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