Tuesday Baseball Scores in American League and More
In the American League Kansas City defeated Detroit five to three while Minnesota crushed Tampa Bay sixteen to four. Texas visits Cleveland with the game listed as late. Tampa Bay at Minnesota and Toronto at Seattle are also late games. In the National League Cincinnati edged Florida seven six and St Louis routed Pittsburgh eight one. New York Mets defeated Philadelphia four to one, Atlanta beat Montreal seven six, with Houston at Chicago Cubs, San Francisco at Arizona, Colorado at San Diego, and Milwaukee at Los Angeles all listed as late games. High School Virginia Group AA Region IV Playoffs saw Well defeat Dan River eight to four.
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Lakers tie series with 96 90 win over Timberwolves
In a Monday playoff matchup the Los Angeles Lakers defeated Minnesota 96 to 90, evening the series at 2 2 as momentum shifts toward a decisive stretch of games. LeBron James led LA with strong all around play and key late defense sealed the win for the Lakers.
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Deer hunts resume at National Radio Astronomy Observatory
A controlled deer hunt on the National Radio Astronomy Observatory grounds in Pocahontas County will resume this fall after a one year hiatus. Applications are being accepted for hunts on October 2 7 8 9 14 and 15 in four areas from 132 to 1000 acres. Two antlerless deer per hunter per season with five lottery picks may hunt either gender.
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National Radio Astronomy Observatory
Pocahontas County
State Division of Natural Resources
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Williams sisters fall as Capriati Myskina reach semifinals
At Roland Garros Venus Williams loses to Anastasia Myskina 6-3 6-4 in the quarterfinals while Serena drops 6-3 2-6 6-3 to Jennifer Capriati. The pair exit in the same round for the first time since 2001, setting up Capriati versus Myskina in Thursday’s semifinals.
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TAZEWELL Bulldogs top Dan River in 8 4 playoff win
Casey Herald starred for Tazewell, driving in two runs with a first swing in the fourth to turn a 5 4 lead into a 7 4 cushion. He relieved on the mound for three innings, fanning five as Dan River committed five errors. Wildcats coach Sam McCormick noted a near homer that fell short with bases loaded.
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J Men edge Tunstall in shootout for quarterfinal win
Graham G-Men beat Tunstall Trojans 3 2 after two overtimes and two sudden death periods at East River Soccer Complex. Graham led 1 0 early as Thomas Belcher struck, but Jonathan Settle equalized for Tunstall in the second half. Graham prevailed 4 2 in penalty kicks to advance in Virginia Group AA Region IV.
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Mountain Festival 3on3 Tourney Draws Bluefield Crowd
Dozens of street basketball players lined Lotito Park for the Mountain Festival 3-on-3 tournament in Bluefield. Thirteen adult teams and six youth squads competed in brackets amid sunlit play and onlookers. Mount View won the school-age title as players and fans celebrated in a carnival atmosphere.
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