Miami Sol Defeat Seattle Storm In Overtime Thriller
Betty Lennox led Miami with 19 points while Pollyanna Johns Kimbrough added 10 including four in overtime as the Sol beat the Storm 65-61. Sheri Sam scored eight straight in regulation to spark an 18-8 run sealing the win, with Seattle’s Lauren Jackson posting 13 points 11 rebounds. Sue Bird struggled, finishing with six points and 11 assists.
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East Division Orioles set for rubber game at Bowen Field
The Orioles lead the three game set against the Twins as Rijo collects two doubles and three RBIs, while Sims Gomon and Felix Molina post two hits each for the Twins. First pitch is scheduled for 7 00 p m.
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Rays rally falls short as Princeton defeats Rays 7 3
Princeton beats Rays 7 to 3 at Hunnicutt Field. King earned the win for Princeton after a brief Rays appearance by King prior to illness. Herrera took the loss. Martinez led Princeton with 3 hits and an RBI, while Duncan Betemit added two hits each. O'Riordan homered for Pulaski. The finale is set for tonight at 7:00.
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The Splendid Splinter Pays Tribute to Ted Williams
Paynter recalls Theodore Samuel Williams, elected to the Hall of Fame in 1966 in his first year of eligibility. Nicknamed Thumpin’ Ted Teddy Ballgame and The Kid, Williams was celebrated as baseball’s greatest hitter and noted for his service to the country. Goodbye, Mr. Williams.
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Astros win series as bullpen shines in Pittsburgh set
Relievers Oswalt Dotel and Wagner each worked a inning as Houston outscored Pittsburgh 27-13 to take three of four. Berkman extended an RBI streak with two runs despite an RBI drought, while Milwaukee over Cincinnati and Philadelphia beat Montreal with Rolen's late homer. Perez shines for Padres in win.
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Jeter, Weaver Lead Yankees Past Blue Jays 10-6 Debut
New York routs Toronto 10-6 as Derek Jeter belts a two run homer in the sixth and drives in three. Jeff Weaver earned the win in his Yankees debut after a three way trade that brought him from Detroit, despite surrendering three run homers in his first start.
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Basketball Camp at Greater Bluefield Center Encourages All Ages
The article promotes a basketball camp led by Coach Danny Gaither and Joe Ball for ages 4 14, running 9 am to noon today through Friday. Entry is 75 for members and 100 for non members. All participants receive lunch, a free basketball, and a T shirt. The piece also markets membership at 400 per year for full center access plus various fitness facilities and holiday hours. It notes upcoming swimming lessons starting July 13 with separate skill level grouping and member rates 20 non members 30. The center emphasizes family participation and ongoing summer activities with meet results to come.
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Cardinals Rally Past Dodgers as Polanco Shines
Placido Polanco went 5-for-5 with an RBI and three runs scored, and Edgar Renteria homered as St. Louis beat Los Angeles to improve to five of seven and hold a two-game NL Central lead. Albert Pujols was 3-for-4 with an RBI double and a 21st homer as the Cardinals hit 20 homers in nine games.
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West Virginia women add eight newcomers to 2002 03 roster
WVU coach Carey unveils eight new players for the Mountaineers with six recruits and two transfers. JC graduates Michelle Carter Janell Dunlap Ramika McGee Tabitha Ruth Tehana Geist and Kate Glusko join along with Liz Holbrook and Latitia Williams. Returning five starters from last season strengthen the outlook.
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Tigers beat Red Sox as Pena drives in winner in first Detroit game
Carlos Pena went 3-for-4 and delivered the game-winning grounder in his first Detroit appearance, as the Tigers held off Boston after leading 1-0 4-2 5-4 and 8-6. Brian Daubach tied the game at 8 with his second homer. Rich Garces walked loaded bases in eighth.
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Zito earns 11th win as A's beat Royals at home
Barry Zito gave up two runs in 7 2 3 innings to improve to 11-3, marking Oakland’s first 11-win first half pitcher since Dave Stewart and Bob Welch in 1990. Eric Byrnes homered and drove in two as the A’s won their fourth in six, continuing a stretch of one-run games.
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Bluefield Community Center Announces Summer Swim Events
The Greater Bluefield Community Center invites locals to Richlands on Tuesday July 9 and Welch on Thursday July 11 to support the Blue Dolphins swim team. A bake sale and rummage sale are set for Saturday August 10 at 10 a.m. Proceeds aid the team and a winter swim program is being considered with an August 17 informational meeting at 5 30 p.m. Call (304) 325 5707 for details.
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Bus trip to Queen City for WVU UC game
Princeton Mercer County Mountaineer Athletic Club plans a bus outing to Cincinnati for the WVU vs UC football game. Depart Princeton Sept 13 return Sept 14 with hotel dinner cruise sightseeing and shopping. Price 260 per person not including game ticket. Limited to 40. contact Bob Raines or Joe Graham to sign up.
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Mariners Top Twins Behind Olerud Two Rockets
John Olerud hit two two run homers aiding Seattle's 4-1 win over Minnesota. Lefty John Halama earned the win in his fifth start of the season, while Dan Wilson contributed a two run double and a sac fly.
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Area teams advance to district play in Bluefield
In Bluefield on Saturday Sophia and Princeton American Minor League All Stars reached district play after a round robin. Sophia and Pinnacle won, but tie breakers sent Princeton American forward. Sophia pitcher James Compton worked five innings with Trevor Gray in relief for a one hit shutout frame. Belcher delivered a two run double and McKinney added a hit and RBI while Mendez had Princeton’s lone hit.
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Pinnacle Bluefield Split as Bailey Dominates Pitching
Aaron Bailey struck out 12 Bluefield batters to win for Pinnacle. Jacob Shrewsbury hit a double and single, Chris Cooper added a two run single, and Marcus Constantino an RBI single. Jake Lilly homered for Bluefield and had an RBI on a ground out. Sophia went 3-0 in the tournament as the other three teams stood 1-2. district play starts Monday in Fayetteville as area teams pursue a state bid.
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