Clemens Improves Record to 8 0 at Wrigley Field
Roger Clemens improved to 8 0 with seven innings of one run on five hits as the Astros defeated the Cubs 5 1 at Wrigley Field. The 41 year old Rocket tied Phil Niekro for 14th on the all time list with 318th victory and extended his regular season win streak to 12. Adam Everett and Brad Ausmus had three hits each off Matt Clement who took the loss. Chicago has dropped seven of nine.
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Region D semifinal postponed by storm in Virginia
Haysi Tigers postponement to 6 p.m. today due to a major storm in the area. Tuesday night saw J.J. Kelly edge Honaker 8-7 in a Region D quarterfinal, while Rye Cove’s Jesse McDavid no-hit Haysi but lost 1-0.
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West Virginia spring gobbler season yields 10,461 turkeys
The West Virginia DNR reports 10,461 turkeys killed in the recent two week spring season, 16.5 percent fewer than last year. Cold wet weather reduced populations across the state, with Mason, Preston, Summers, Raleigh and Roane counties posting the best results.
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Big Blues player reflects on tough schedule and goal to finish degree
Schloeter recalls key moments with bases loaded and demanding five games in three days. After ending athletic eligibility in 2004, he will return to BSC in the fall to complete degree requirements and plans to stay in the States to explore career options.
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Postseason talk highlights Bulldog spirit and prep for key games
Henderson notes split schedule complicates Thursday’s postseason schedule as Bulldog spirit remains strong. Peery reflects on a tough year across football volleyball basketball and wrestling and says the team aims to finish better than it started. He mentions the Diamondmen never faced the Falcons due to postponed games and praises coach McConnell while acknowledging the bye can cause rust but prefers waiting than rushing in.
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