West Virginia high school baseball state tourney pairings
WV high school tournament brackets set at Watt Powell Park. Class AAA semifinals feature Mount View against South Charleston and Ripley against Jefferson, with Class A games Pineville versus Wayne and Ravenswood versus Bridgeport. Friday finals schedule with Van, Williamson, Bishop Donahue, and East Hardy, plus semifinal winners.
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Basketball scoreline from Chicago at Kansas City game
A concise box score notes Chicago Fernandez W three to five Kansas City Boddicker L zero to four with 5238 attendance. Gordon credited with 313.00 WP Boddicker and Macfarlane as PB. Umpires Home Rose First Ford Second Clark Third Barnett. Time two minutes thirty four seconds. A 25,297 attendance.
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Mayne
Grbeck
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Esnrich
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Pasqua
Joyner
Ljohnson
Brett
Wilkerson
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First round picks NEW YORK 1992 amateur draft list
First round selections listed by team with player, position and school. Notables include Houston Phil Nevin third baseman from Cal State Fullerton and Derek Jeter shortstop from Central High School Kalamazoo, Michigan. Other picks feature Paul Shuey, Jeffrey Hammonds, Chad Mattola, B.J. Wallace, Pete Janicki, Preston Wilson, and more across MLB franchises.
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Houston
Phil Nevin
Cal State Fullerton
Cleveland
Paul Shuey
North Carolina
Montreal
B.J. Wallace
Mississippi State
Baltimore
Jeffrey Hammonds
Stanford
Cincinnati
Chad Mattola
Central Florida
New York Yankees
Derek Jeter
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Mich
San Francisco
Calvin Murray
Texas
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Pete Janicki
UCLA
New York Mets
Preston Wilson
Bamberg
Ehrhardt
S.C
Kansas City
Michael Tucker
Longwood College
Chicago Cubs
Derek Wallace
Pepperdine
Milwaukee
Kenny Fe
Florida State
Toronto
Los Angeles
Shannon Stewart
Southridge
Fia
Os Salaes
Benji Grigsby
San Diego
Atlanta
Jamie Arnold
Osceola
Fla
Rick Helling
Pittsburgh
Jason Kendall
Torrance
Cali
Chicago White Sox
Eddie Pearson
Bishop State
Ala
Todd Steverson
Arizona State
Minnesota
Daniel Serafini
Serra HS
San Mateo
Calif
Colorado
John Burke
Florida
Charles Johnson
Miami
Major league standings and late games summary
Sunday results show Toronto defeated Chicago 3-2 and Minnesota beat Detroit 4-1. Milwaukee topped New York 2-1, Kansas City won 7-6 over Texas, Baltimore prevailed 4-2 against Oakland, Cleveland beat California 4-3, and Boston defeated Seattle 7-1. Late schedule includes Milwaukee at Detroit and Chicago at Kansas City among others with several late games listed.
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Hanson
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Robinson
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Pressley wins GM Goodwrench 200 at Dover in 200 mph dash
Racing results from Dover list Robert Pressley of Asheville North Carolina driving an Oldsmobile winning with 200 laps and 89 463 miles per hour average. Jeff Burton Terry Labonte and Bill Elliott follow in order with top payouts and a late caution filled race lasting 2 hours 14 minutes 8 seconds and a 1 second margin of victory.
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Rober Pressley
Asheville
N.C
Oldsmobile
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Terry Labonte
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Bill Elion
Dawsonville
Ford
Joe Nemechek
Mooresville
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Ward Burton
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Butch Miller
Abingdon
Todd Bodine
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Clifford Allison
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Multiple Team Moves Highlight Pro Sports Roster Shuffles
Pro and college teams announce a flurry of signings trades and coaching changes across MLB NBA WBL NFL AFL and college programs. Notable moves include the Expos signing B J Wallace and the Timberwolves naming Jack McCloskey as GM while several teams promote taxi squad players and add new coaches.
Local sports lineup notes region IV and college action
In Tazewell Gate City meet Bowen Field at 7. Also ESPN covers Florida State against Cal Fullerton at 4 p.m. and a College World Series game at 7:30 p.m. Baseball features Phillies at Braves on TBS and Orioles at Angels on ESPN at 10:30 p.m.
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Glavine earns eighth win as Braves edge Phillies 7-6
Tom Glavine improves to 8-3 becoming the NL's first eight-game winner. He drives in two runs during a six-run third inning to lift Atlanta over Philadelphia 7-6. Glavine allowed five hits and four runs in 5 2 3 innings, walks five, strikes out two, and Mark Wohlers earns the save.
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Ryan leaves mound with hamstring strain in Arlington
Nolan Ryan exited after 10 pitches against the Yankees in Arlington Texas with a strained left hamstring diagnosed by Dr John Conway. The 45 year old lefty had not won this year and maps shows a 0 1 mark in his last 10 starts. Reliever Jeff Robinson finished the inning after Ryan walked Don Mattingly and Andy Stankiewicz scoring the error by the starter.
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Fletcher Keyed Brewers Rally for 6-2 Win Over Tigers
AP report notes Scott Fletcher sparked a four-run seventh inning with a two-out RBI single as the Milwaukee Brewers defeated the Detroit Tigers 6-2 on Monday night.
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Scott Fletcher
Milwaukee Brewers
Detroit Tigers
White Sox Rally Past Royals In Rainy 5-3 Win
B J Surhoff doubled and scored on Fletcher’s delayed drop as the White Sox beat the Royals 5-3 in Kansas City. Matt Merullo singled home the go ahead run while Alex Fernandez steadied after a rough start in a rain soaked Monday night game.
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Matt Merullo
Alex Fernandez
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marquee Open clashes set for Sampras Agassi Capriati
Pete Sampras and Andre Agassi advanced to an all American quarterfinal at Roland Garros with straight-sets wins over Carl Uwe Steele and Emilio Sanchez while Jenni Capriati reached a women's quarterfinal against Monica Seles after beating Mary Pierce 6-4 6-3. Capriati voiced high motivation for the next match as Sampras and Agassi predicted strong runs on the clay.
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