Baseball slate features mixed results across leagues
American League scores include Baltimore defeating Tampa Bay 4-2 in one game and 8-2 in another, Texas beating Cleveland 8-5, and Yankees sweeping Detroit 10-3. Tuesday offerings show Tampa Bay over Baltimore 3-1 and Boston routing Oakland 11-0, with Cleveland beating Texas 4-1. Wednesday matchups list multiple interleague and intra league contests with slated times for Detroit at the Yankees and Seattle at Toronto among others.
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Tour de France Stage 4 Leads Wednesday Highlights
Television highlights list cycling at 9 a.m. OLN covers Tour de France stage 4 at various French sites. MLB action includes Detroit at the Yankees at 1 p.m. ESPN. Regional MLB games air 7 p.m. ESPN and 10 p.m. ESPN2 with matchups Oakland at Boston or Tampa Bay at Baltimore and Houston at San Diego or Colorado at San Francisco.
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Tazewell native named Carson-Newman volleyball coach
Carson-Newman Athletic Director David Barger announced Shannon Mincey, a Tazewell Va. native, as the new head coach of the Lady Eagles volleyball program. Mincey has prior stops at East Tennessee State University and Tazewell High School, and holds degrees from King College and ETSU. She and her husband Michael have two children, Cameron and Cy.
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Sports Roundup Delivers Baseball NBA and NHL Moves
Major league: Yankees protest denied after Sunday Mets game. Orioles claim Ken Huckaby off waivers. White Sox extend Freddy Garcia. Indians activate Wickman. Jimenez DFA. Rangers place Perry on DL. Manny Alexander contract. Jays activate Delgado. Peterson to Syracuse. Marlins call Willingham. sign Vargas and others to minor leagues. Expos place Day on DL. Bentz recalled. Phillies assign Keene to Scranton. Smokies call Ehrnsberger up. Senators trade Tyson Boston. Busenitz signs. Raptors, Sparks, Nets, Hornets, and other teams announce coaches, signings, and management moves. Football, hockey and college notes cover signings, promotions, and suspensions.
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Coach resignations and promotions across multiple universities
A digest of personnel moves: TUSCULUM announced Jamie Reed resigning as assistant football coach to take an offensive coordinator post at Morehouse. Western Carolina promotes Mike Craft to men's assistant head basketball coach. Wittenberg names Natalie Koukis as men's and women's swimming and diving coach. Other notes list staff titles at Washington, Syracuse, Texas A&M, Virginia Tech, Saint Peter's, South Alabama, Syracuse, and more.
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Koubek, Ferrero Lead Gstaad Open Results Upset Pace
Stefan Koubek of Austria defeated Juan Carlos Ferrero of Spain 7 6 4 6 4 in the first round at the Allianz Suisse Open Gstaad on clay. David Ferrer beat Tomas Berdych 2 6 6 3 6 4, while others including Schuettler Mantilla Mayer Rosset and Federer won their matches. Doubles featured Cermak Fried and Novak Stepanek prevailing in straight sets.
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Austria
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Tomas Berdych
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Rainer Schuettler
Germany
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Ivo Karlovic
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Orioles eye Appy League East lead against Pulaski
Bluefield hosts Pulaski at Bowen Field for a three game set with the East division race tight after a July 4 slip and a narrow advantage flip the following night. Pitching decision notes Wimner Mendez credited with the win in a 7-4 series victory while Brad James took the loss.
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Rays Return Home for Three-Game Set with Danville Braves
Rays triple by Indians Brandy DeLeon caps scoring in eighth as Princeton’s Touchstone and Jake Ritchie go 2-for-4 each raising averages to .345 and .333 with a pair of doubles. Rays host Danville at Burlington Athletic Stadium for a 7 p.m. game. win goes to Josh Kite with Gedder charged.
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Fireworks at Bowen Field After Orioles Game
The Friday night sky over Bowen Field will illuminate after the Bluefield Orioles face the Pulaski Blue Jays. Sponsored by Bluefield Baseball Club Bluefield Daily Telegraph city of Bluefield W Va Community Connections and First Century Bank, the event promises a festive finale.
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Brownie Clark Memorial Golf Tournament at Fincastle
Women golfers from Nicholas County West Virginia and Botetourt Virginia competed in the second Brownie Clark Memorial at Fincastle Country Club hosted by the Fincastle ladies. Grass Division winners were Linda Taylor Sue King Susan Rieger and Eleanor Shaffrey with 61. Net Division winners were Betsy Ely Pat Milgrim Sherry Dix and Margie Peel of Wytheville CC with 51.40. Closest to the flag went to Mimi Tilley.
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McEwen grabs yellow after tough Tour de France stage
Jean-Patrick Nazon wins the stage from Waterloo Belgium to Wasquehal France beating Erik Zabel and Robbie McEwen who takes the overall lead with time bonuses. Lance Armstrong suffers setback from cobblestones as Mayo breaks collarbone and Velo exits.
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Up to the Line. Continuation echoes in newsroom drive
The line continues from B-1 with renewed vigor as writers push through pressures. A cheeky note about critics of yoga practitioners calls for firsthand experience before judgment in a moment of newsroom resolve.
Tom Bone Bluefield Daily Telegraph Sports Writer
Tom Bone is a sports writer and editorial cartoonist for the Bluefield Daily Telegraph. Contact him at tbone bdtonline.com.
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