Interleague Baseball and Notable Sports Moments Compiled
Interleague games include Arizona 3 Toronto 2 and Detroit 8 Florida 4 with other scores listed. several late games postponed or rain delayed. Women’s NBL results show Detroit 74 Washington 60 and New York 88 Indiana 72. Connecticut at Seattle and Charlotte at Phoenix late. Historical highlights cover 1930 Schmeling KO, 1939 Nelson U.S. Open, 1948 Belmont and U.S. Open, 1977 Higuchi LPGA, 1981 Holmes Spinks, 1983 Patty Sheehan, 1990 World Cup tie, 1991 Bulls title, and 1999 Cal Ripken multi hit 22-1 Orioles.
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New York
Indiana
Connecticut
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Phoenix
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Princeton SummerFest Road Race Promises Fun Pace
Organizer Lynne Krulich says the annual Princeton SummerFest road race features runners joggers and walkers and will be held today in Princeton. The event emphasizes a good time for all participants with a casual, inclusive vibe.
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Lynne Krulich
Princeton
Princeton Summerfest offers multi events at city venues
From dawn to night, Princeton hosts Summerfest events led by the Health & Fitness Center 5K at 8 a.m. on 12th Street Extension, softball round robin at 10 a.m. through Sunday, a skateboarding contest at 11 a.m. behind the Recreation Center, and a 1:30 p.m. limbo contest in City Park as part of the Best Darn Chili Around Cook-off.
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Princeton
Princeton Health & Fitness Center
Center
12Th Street
Princeton Recreation Center
Cheerleaders and races mark City Park Summerfest
City Park hosts a 3 pm cheerleader stage show and a 2 pm horseshoe competition near the park stage. A footrace expects 50 to 70 entrants, per Lynne Krulich of the Health & Fitness Center. Runners will circle City Park twice before returning to the center. Summerfest, B-4.
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Lynne Krulich
Health & Fitness Center
Krulich
City Park
Couples takes Buick Classic lead with bogey-free 65
Fred Couples shoots 6-under 65 to seize a one stroke lead at 10 under over Vijay Singh Fredrik Jacobson and Luke Donald after a double-bogey setback by Jacobson. Acupuncture back treatment helped him play pain free as he eyes the U S Open next week at Shinnecock Hills.
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Harrison
N.Y
Dr. Snowball
Shinnecock Hills
Fred Couples
Halina Snowball
Greenwich
Conn
Couples
Westchester Country Club
Vijay Singh
Fredrik Jacobson
Young
Luke Donald
Thais
Jacobson
Donald
Singh
Marshall eyes tough MAC road dismissals in final trek
Marshall players expect hostile receptions as they exit the Mid-American Conference for Conference USA in 2005. Quarterback Stan Hill says foes aim to beat the Herd, while coach Bob Pruett emphasizes silencing crowds by winning. The Herd seek a sixth MAC title but missed a bowl last season, ending a string of six straight trips.
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Marshall
Virginia Tech
Miami
Fla
Boston College
MAC
Central Florida
Stan Hill
Kent State
Laing Kennedy
UCF
Rick Chryst
Willie Smith
Bob Pruett
Thundering Herd
Smith
Hayes headlines 2003 Princeton Tigers as All-State back
South Cardinals Anthony Hayes rushed for over 1000 yards in 2003 for Princeton High School under Ted Spadaro, excelling on defense from safety and as a kick returner. A Bluefield Daily Telegraph Pocahontas Coal Association Player of the Week in 2002 and 2003, he was a 2003 Play one the Year finalist and earned Class AAA All-State honors after his 2002 junior season. He will continue at Marshall University, with the West Virginia North South game set for June 19 at Laidley Field in Charleston.
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Princeton High School
Ted Spadaro
Hayes
Tigers
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Pocahontas Coal Association
Secbe
Marshall University
W.va
Charleston
Laidley Field
Locals to play in North-South grid contest
Seven foot ball players from Four Seasons Country are invited to the annual North-South game sponsored by the West Virginia Schools Athletic Coaches Association. Camp opens at West Virginia State College with the South Cardinals coached by Stevie Edwards and the North Bears led by John Stender. Local players include Anthony Hayes, Adam Hughes, William Jackson, Aaron Lowe, and Kelly North-South.
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Bluefield
West Virginia Schools Athletic Coaches Association
West Virginia State College
South Cardinals
George
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