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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 2000
Page
9
AL starter David Wells will face Randy Johnson in the All-Star Game. Torre and Cox reshuffled rosters as many stars are injured, with Derek Jeter Bernie Williams and Jason Giambi among key selections. Wells 15-2 3.44 era tops AL wins. Johnson 14-2 1.80 era leads NL.
Atlanta AP stacks Tuesday night’s All-Star game with AL leaders Roberto Alomar from Cleveland at second base Derek Jeter of the Yankees at short Bernie Williams and Jason Giambi headline the lineup for Oakland at first base Carl Everett of Boston is listed in left field Ivan Rodriguez of Texas catches Jermaine Dye of Kansas City starts in right field Travis Fryman of Cleveland is slated at third base David Wells of Toronto on the mound Jim Edmonds of St. Louis at first base Jason Kendall Johnson and Randy Ang are noted among lineup entries in Atlanta
Bluefield Orioles rout Princeton Devil Rays 10 to 3 to grab a one game lead in the Mercer Cup series. Seven early Princeton errors helped Bluefield surge with a five run third inning and key hits from Del Rosario Wilken and Martin.
Summers County star Jon Rahal signs with Bluefield College in Virginia after considering WVU. The catcher helped Summers County reach its first state tournament, hit .500 with six homers and 30 RBIs, and earned Class AA second team all state while posting a 3.7 GPA and planning to study accounting.
Princeton High’s John Whitt, a standout pitcher and shortstop with a .462 senior average, signed a letter of intent to play at Bluefield College. Whitt will join fellow Beckley recruit John Rahall while coach Bill Barr touts his arm strength, versatility, and local roots in the Rams’ infield and pitching plans.
Venus and Serena Williams became the first sisters to win Wimbledon women's doubles, defeating Ai Sugiyama and Julie Halard-Decugis 6-3 6-2 after a rain-suspended final. The pair have now claimed their third Grand Slam doubles title, with mixed doubles titles and singles success boosting their bid for No. 1 ranking. Venus, 20, also sealed the singles title, becoming the first black Wimbledon champion since Althea Gibson, while Serena, 18, recovers from injuries and eyes more majors this year.
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