West Virginia baseball championships pairings and results
In Charleston Watt Powell Park the West Virginia high school baseball semifinals show Class AAA Du Pont defeating Beckley 13 to 3 and Independence beating Wayne 3 to 1. In Class A Peterstown beat Guyan Valley 8 to 7 while Moorefield routed Bishop Donahue 20 to 2.
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Martinsburg Triumphs In High Scoring Playoff Clash
Martinsburg defeated DuPont 110 to 100 with Tucker scoring seven wins, Bays 5-1, and Carte earning the win. Independent Magnolia beat Independence 9-6 as Clegg 3-2 earned the win, Venable 2B for Independence. Charleston North-South All Star rosters announced for June 24 at Laidley Field with numerous players from Magnolia, Parkersburg Catholic, and other schools listed.
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Bernie Boice
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Bill Covey
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Mike Fallon
Lewis County
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Eric Goff
Ritchie County
Shane Haddox
Elkins
Danny Hebb
James Jett
Jefferson
Buffy Johnson
Mike Kellar
Ob-S
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Derek King
Fairmont
George Lamm
Roosevelt-Wilson
Steve Laren
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Nick Lasure
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Port
Rick Marshall
Parkersburg
Fred Mitchell
NASCAR qualifying at Dover shows speeds and top 20 slots
AP reports first round qualifying for the Budweiser 500 at Downs International Speedway. Rankings list Mark Martin as fastest at 144.387 mph from Batesville Arkansas in a Ford, followed by Dale Earnhardt Chevrolet and Rusty Wallace Pontiac in the top three. Next are Morgan Shepherd Pontiac and Ken Schrader Chevrolet, with multiple drivers from Carolina and New York in the top 20, speeds ranging from 143.5 to 142.3 mph. The article notes only the first 20 positions are set for the race with remaining spots to be filled by Saturday qualifying.
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Conover
Ken Schrader
Fenton
Rick Wilson
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Brett Bodine
Chemung
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Darrell Waltrip
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Jenet Madison
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Sports lineup and NASCAR and French Open results list
A dense schedule lists 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. sports on ESPN WDBJ WVVA WTBS WOAY and other channels with tennis golf baseball auto racing bowling and college baseball. Also shown are NASCAR Busch Grand National Dover qualifying speeds and draft results, Texas Long Beach State against Miami LSU scores, and Paris French Open second and third round results with seedings and player matchups.
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Long Beach State
Miami
LSU
Reds Hit for Cycle as Davis Drives Victory Over Padres
Eric Davis became the first Cincinnati Red in 30 years to cycle, driving in six runs in a 9-4 win over the San Diego Padres. He doubled in Barry Larkin, singled in Larkin, and hit a three-run homer, adding a seventh-inning triple for the cycle, a feat last achieved by Frank Robinson in 1959. Davis had six RBIs in a string of multi-hit games despite a hamstring injury.
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Walt Terrell
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Pirates edge to third on Pence hit in tournament
Chris Pence delivered a one out single through a drawn in infield on a full count to lift Peterstown Pirates to third place. Sanders, Peterstown’s cleanup hitter, lined a gap shot off Hose’s sidearm to fuel the rally as Moore scored from third.
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Johnston
Sanders
Peterstown
Hose
Moore
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Seminoles top Tar Heels in College World Series opener
Florida State improves to 53-16 by defeating North Carolina 4-2 in Omaha. Gai Finnwold recovered from a rough start, limiting UNC to four hits through 7 1 3 innings and earning the win to move the Seminoles into the winners' bracket on Sunday night. North Carolina, 41-17-1, drops to the elimination game Sunday afternoon.
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Graf Advances At Rain-Soaked French Open
Top seed Steffi Graf overwhelmed Nicole Jagerman 6-1 6-2 before a daylong rain delay at Roland Garros. Men's results saw Boris Becker 7-5 6-1 6-2 over Jeremy Bates, Tim Mayotte lose to Ronald Agenor after delays, and Jay Berger reach the fourth round by defeating Jaime Yzaga. Rain and cold affected play as several seeds had matches suspended for Saturday.
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Mary-Joe Fernandez
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Graf
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Orioles win fifth straight over Tigers in Detroit
Orioles rookie Bob Milacki allowed two hits in 8 1 3 innings as Baltimore stretched their winning streak to five with a 4-1 victory over Detroit. Milacki improved to 3-5, struck out six, and Kevin Hickey earned the save. The Orioles lead the AL East at 28-22 and have won 15 of their last 20.
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Craig Lefferts
Andres Thomas
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Bob Milacki
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Milacki
Kevin Hickey
Cleveland
Peterstown Wins State Title in Dramatic Moorefield Duel
Peterstown edges Moorefield after a 1-1 tie breaks in the fourth when Matt Mann steals home on a throwing error. Moorefield answers with four walks and a two-run single by Robert Mangold to take the lead, but Pirates ace Tony Hawks records the save. Greg Wickline's sprawling catch preserves the win as Peterstown earns its first state crown in Monroe County sports history.
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