All Star Results and Recap from Appalachian and Major Leagues
A wide set of scores from the Appalachian League and Major League Baseball includes Bluefield beating Burlington 5 4 Martinsville 14 13 in 13 innings Danville 8 Pulaski Kingsport 2 Elizabethton 11 Princeton 1 4 with Danville Martinsville Elizabethton Burlington Johnson City Bristol Kingsport Princeton Pulaski at Bluefield games at Princeton MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL results: American League Kansas City 8 Texas 6 Detroit 4 Boston 3 in 11 Toronto 8 N Y Yankees 5 Baltimore 6 Seattle 5 Texas at Kansas City National League Philadelphia 11 Montreal 8 N Y Mets 8 Florida 3 Chicago Cubs 3 Atlanta 2 Cincinnati 2 Milwaukee 0 at Houston Colorado at San Diego St Louis at Los Angeles Arizona at San Francisco Women’s NBA West All-Stars 81 East All-Stars 76 Today no games scheduled quote Galen Godbey former Richlands baseball standout on Tusculum College recruitment
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Bristol
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Bluefield Orioles rally to edge Burlington Indians 5 4
Bluefield Orioles comeback over three innings secures a 5 4 win at Burlington Athletic Stadium in the finale of a three game set. Indians grab early 2 0 lead on Hodge and Whitney, but Bluefield answers with timely hits and solid defense to clinch the tight victory.
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Burlington
N.C
Bluefield Orioles
Burlington Indians
Burlington Athletic Stadium
Indians
Luis Hodge
Matt Whitney
Domingo Vasquez
Carlos Pena
Hodge
Whitney
Mike Done
Baby Birds
Tom Arko
Carlos Rijo
Daniel Cabrera
Orioles
Juan Lara
Bluefield
Oriole
Vasquez
Whiteney
Carlos Parra
Twins sweep Princeton in two part minor league win
In Elizabethton Tennessee the Elizabethton Twins built a big lead before a transformer outage paused play at Joe O’Brien Field The game split after Sunday and Monday with Doug Deeds and Justin Sims starting key rallies and Daniel Marin issuing bases loaded walks to force in runs Peter Martinez and Inocencio Hiraldo delivered RBI hits to push ahead as the Twins plated seven runs in the late stretch before the delay and resumed action.
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Elizabethton
Tenn
Joe O’brien
Elizabethton Twins
Doug Deeds
Justin Sims
Daniel Marin
Princeton
Felix Rodriguez
Peter Martinez
Inocencio Hiraldo
Twins
Trent Oeltjen
Garrett Guzman
A's edge Rays 4-0 as Lilly debuts in Oakland
Ted Lilly blanked Tampa Bay through 5 2 3 innings in his Oakland debut before John Flaherty broke the drought. Lilly (4-6) yielded a second hit in the sixth and left after six. Rays starter Ryan Rupe struggled in his return from knee injury as Oakland won 4-0 in St. Petersburg.
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Tampa Bay
Ryan Rupe
Oakland
Mark Ellis
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Ted Lilly
Athletics
Tampa Bay Devil Rays
Lilly
New York Yankees
New York Mets
Yankees
John Flaherty
Leslie anchors West in All Star win over East
In Washington, Leslie led the West with 18 points and 13 second half points as the West beat the East 81 76. Tina Thompson scored 20 points to give the West a late 77 76 advantage, while Swoopes added two late free throws to seal the win.
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Washington
Lisa Leslie
Leslie
Tina Thompson
Sheryl Swoopes
Houston Comets
Tamika Catchings
Thompson
Los Angeles Sparks
Catchings
Indiana Fever
Chamique Holdsclaw
Lauren Jackson
Seattle
Swoopes
Godbey Chooses Tusculum Over Richlands For Baseball
Galen Godbey, standout Richlands High shortstop with a high school career batting average near .450, commits to Tusculum College Pioneers. He cites proximity to Greeneville Tennessee, academic and athletic scholarship offers, and immediate infield opportunities with the junior varsity as key factors.
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Richlands
Galen Godbey
Richlands High School
Tusculum College Pioneers
Godbey
Tusculum
Greeneville
Tenn
Pioneers
Major League Baseball at risk of fans losing patience again
Baseball faces a likely players strike as the All-Star game ended in a 7 7 tie symbolizing a no decision. Salaries exceed 2 million for players while owners spend huge sums on stars. Barry Bonds predicts fans will return after a strike. Bud Selig’s leadership and the players union clash amid debates over contraction and attendance drops despite Sosa McGwire and Bonds drawing fans back.
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Sosa
McGwire
Bonds
Barry Bonds
Red Sox
Yankees
Atlanta Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Darryl Kyle
Jack Buck
Bud Selig
Minnesota
Montreal
Milwaukee
Bud’s
Brewers
Sosa-McGwire
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