Ubaldo Jimenez Tops Majors With 10th Win In Shutout
Ubaldo Jimenez moved into a league leading 0.78 ERA and stretched his scoreless streak to 26 innings as he pitched Colorado to a 4-0 win over the San Francisco Giants. He became the majors first 10 game winner this year.
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Nadal advances as Open wins in straight sets
Rafael Nadal defeated Thomaz Bellucci 6-2 7-5 6-4 at the French Open as he kept a no set dropped mark this year. Justine Henin, another four time French Open champion, lost to Sam Stosur 2-6 6-1 6-4, while Serena Williams recovered from a rough start to beat Shahar Peer 6-2 6-2.
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Thomaz Bellucci
Nadal
Justine Henin
Sam Stosur
Serena Williams
Shahar Peer
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Virginia and Region D Region IV tournament schedule notes
Tuesday game slate lists Region D Baseball Haysi at St Paul 5 p m Coeburn at Honaker 7 p m Region D Softball Haysi at Coeburn 5 p m Rye Cave at Honaker 5 p m Region IV Baseball Tazewell at Hidden Valley 5 p m Region IV Softball Richlands at Bassett 5 p m Cave Spring or Hidden Valley at Tazewel Region IV Girls Soccer Graham at Bassett 5 30 p m Region IV Girls Tennis at Hidden Valley H S Roanoke Singles Danielle Gabe Graham vs Hillary Mazurek Martinsville Doubles Chelsea Asbury and Junneta Nuckles Graham Region C Girls Tennis at Grayson County H S Independence Singles Grace Sarver Bland Co Carly Frye George Wythe 9 am Doubles Sarver and Kirby Mustard Bland Co vs Frye and Nikki Withlow George Wythe noon Region C Boys Tennis at Radford Singles Jonathan Romano Bland Co vs Rhodes Cline George Wythe 9 am
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St. Paul
Coeburn
Honaker
Rye Cave
Tazewell
Hidden Valley
Richlands
Bassett
Cave Spring
Tazewel
Graham
Hidden Valley H.S
Roanoke
Danielle Gabe
Grayson County
Grace Sarver
Bland Co
Carly Frye
George Wythe
Sarver
Kirby Mustard
Frye
Nikki Withlow
Radford
Jonathan Romano
Rhodes Cline
Tazewell high school football interest meeting tonight
A meeting for all students and parents interested in playing football this fall at Tazewell High School and Middle School takes place today at 6 p.m. in the THS gymnasium.
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Blacksburg blank Richlands in Region IV girls soccer
Blacksburg won 11-0 over Richlands in the Region IV Girls Soccer Tournament at Blacksburg on Monday night. No additional details were available.
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Mike Conway to miss months after Indy 500 crash
IndyCar driver Mike Conway, 26, will be sidelined for at least three months after a lap 199 crash in the Indianapolis 500. He had surgery for multiple fractures in his lower left leg and a compression fracture in his back. Dario Franchitti praised the severity of the crash and Conway's luck.
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Braves take over NL East lead with 9-3 win over Phillies
Troy Glaus hit a three run homer in the seventh as Atlanta beat Philadelphia 9-3 to move one and a half games ahead in the NL East. Tommy Hanson improved to 5-3 with two outs in the seventh, aided by double plays that squelched early threats.
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Philadelphia
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Eric Hinske
Hinske
Yunel Escobar
Glaus
Herd enthused for Marshall as new coaches tour area
The Big Green Four Seasons Club plans a Manning event at Chuck Mathena Center in Princeton to showcase Marshall University’s new athletic leadership. Doc Holliday brings 31 years coaching experience from WVU, Tom Herrion arrives with 21 years at College of Charleston, and Mike Hamrick heads the athletics department. Fans express optimism as Royce Chadwick discusses women’s basketball and spring drills boost enthusiasm.
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Marshall University
Big Green
Chuck Mathena
Princeton
Marshall
Roger Topping
Doc Holliday
West Virginia University
Tom Herrion
College of Charleston
S.C
Huntington
Pitt
Mike Hamrick
Topping
Thundering Herd
Royce Chadwick
Sparkles of Diamonds at Bowen Field Highlight Youth Baseball Play
The piece recalls a brilliant second baseman play in a youth tournament at Bowen Field, contrasts it with pro games, and praises Bluefield Baseball Club for hosting the event. It notes Princeton and James Monroe matches, Concord and Bluefield College athletic milestones, and local figures H. E. Comer Jr. and Garland Bowman, with Jim Holland and Jim Pettus awaiting the Appy League season.
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Justin Lightfoot
Bluefield Red Sox
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Norris Kantor
Bland County
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James Monroe
H.E. Comer Jr
Monroe County
Garland
Bo” Bowman
Concord University
Greyson Schram
Bluefield College
National Christian College Athletic Association
Virginia
Virginia Tech
Hunnicutt Field
Bowen
Jim Holland
Jim Pettus
Cavaliers and Hokies Reach NCAA Baseball Field
Virginia earned the No. 5 seed and hosts Virginia Commonwealth in the Charlottesville Regional at Davenport Field. Virginia Tech also made the NCAA tournament for the first time since 2000, with Mississippi and St John’s set for the other regional series Friday night as double elimination begins.
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