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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 2010

Page

9

Big 12 stays intact as Texas and others pledge to remain

The University of Texas said on Monday it would stay in the Big 12 amid fading plans of a breakaway, followed by pledges from Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, and Texas A&M to remain in a league that appeared to crumble last week.

University of Texas Oklahoma Oklahoma State Texas A&m

Sprint Cup Top 12 Points And Prize Money Leaders

Kevin Harvick leads the Sprint Cup standings with 2169 points followed by Kyle Busch 2147 and Denny Hamlin 2122. Kurt Busch sits fourth, Matt Kenseth fifth, with Jimmie Johnson, Jeff Gordon, Jeff Burton, Greg Biffle, Carl Edwards, Tony Stewart, and Mark Martin completing the Top 12. Money list ranks Kurt Busch first at 3,829,581 dollars, with Jamie McMurray second and Jimmie Johnson third, then Kevin Harvick, Kyle Busch, Denny Hamlin, Jeff Gordon, D Earnhardt Jr, Matt Kenseth, Kasey Kahne, Jeff Burton, and Greg Biffle.

Kevin Harvick Kyle Busch Denny Hamlin Kurt Busch Matt Kenseth Jimmie Johnson Jeff Gordon Jeff Burton Greg Biffle Carl Edwards Tony Stewart Mark Martin Jamie McMurray D. Earnhardt Jr

Celtics Move Within 1 Win Of 18th Title

Kevin Garnett and the Boston Celtics surged ahead of the Los Angeles Lakers on Sunday night and could clinch the franchise’s 18th NBA championship at Staples Center. Coach Doc Rivers warned against any complacency while Kobe Bryant urged his Lakers to respond with renewed effort as they aim to force a game seven or force a decisive finale.

Kevin Garnett Boston Celtics Los Angeles Lakers Lakers Staples Center Celtics Doc Rivers Kobe Bryant

Sooners advance to College World Series with 11-0 win

Oklahoma blanked Virginia 11-0 in Charlottesville as Bobby Shore pitched four-hit ball through eight innings. Cody Reine hit two three-run homers, Revie homer twice, and Cameron Seitzer with Tyler Ogle added solo shots. Sooners improve to 49-16 and reach Omaha for first time since 1995.

Charlottesville Bobby Shore Cody Reine Oklahoma Virginia Revie Sooners Cameron Seitzer Tyler Ogle Shore Cavaliers Omaha Texas TCU Coastal Carolina South Carolina

Meet the Rays and Orioles Fans Weekend at Two Fields

The 2010 Princeton Rays arrive at Hunnicutt Field Friday around 8:30 to 9 p.m. with weekend practices Saturday at 6 p.m. Sunday 5 p.m. and Monday 6 p.m. A public Meet the Rays is Monday 5:15 to 6 p.m. The 2010 Bluefield Orioles meet fans Saturday June 19 at 6 p.m. for a Bowen Field cookout with practices Sunday 6 p.m. and Monday 7 p.m. Youth bowling with the Orioles is Monday noon to 2 p.m. at Mountaineer Lanes.

Princeton Rays Hunnicutt Field Bluefield Orioles Bowen Field Orioles Mountaineer

West Virginia Class A all-state honorees named

Three area players earned honorable mention in the WVSSWA Class A all-state baseball ballots released Monday. Honorees include Donnie Robbins of Montcalm as infielder Cody Underwood of Big Creek as outfielder and Austin Walker of Laeger as utility.

West Virginia W.va. Sports Writers Association Donnie Robbins Montcalm Cody Underwood Big Creek Austin Walker Laeger

Graham High names SWD players of the year in two sports

Jessica Woodie earned Southwest District player of the year honors in girls soccer and Danielle Gabe was named player of the year in tennis. Three Tazewell Bulldogs landed on the SWD first team in baseball.

Graham High School Jessica Woodie Danielle Gabe Tazewell Bulldogs

Titans QB Vince Young Cited for Misdemeanor After Club Fight

Vince Young, Titans quarterback, received a misdemeanor assault citation after a scuffle at Club Onyx in Dallas early Sunday. Coach Jeff Fisher said Young is walking on his own and will have his lawyers handle the matter.

Vince Young Tennessee Titans Onyx Dallas Titans Jeff Fisher

Dutch Nets Goalie Own Goal Spark, Denmark Involved

England’s goalkeeping woes echoed as Denmark’s Simon Poulsen inadvertently headed the ball into his own net off teammate Daniel Agger. The Dutch led 1-0 after the miscue and extended to a 2-0 victory, Poulsen noting the ball practically hit him in the face as he reacted in disbelief.

England Denmark Simon Poulsen Daniel Agger Netherlands Poulsen

Luck takes over WVU athletics amid realignment talk

James P Clements introduced Oliver Luck as West Virginia University athletic director designating a Mountaineer era. Luck warned changes loom as conference realignment accelerates with Colorado and Nebraska leaving the Big 12 and Texas and Oklahoma weighing options. He and ED Pastilong coordinate calls as WVU weighs contingencies while positions on network TV popularity and merchandising bolster prospects. The NCAA probe into excess football coaches at WVU and connections to Rich Rodriguez is noted.

Organtown West Virginia James P Clements Oliver Luck Clements Luck Colorado Nebraska Texas NFL Oklahoma Ed Pastilong Clement Mountaineers WVU ESPN2 Espn 360 NCAA Michigan Rich Rodriguez

Cardinals Pound Mariners 9-3 Behind Pujols and Ludwick

Albert Pujols collected three hits and two walks while Ryan Ludwick drove in four runs as the St. Louis Cardinals routed the Seattle Mariners 9-3. Pujols remained in the game after a pitch glanced off his helmet and Ludwick homered, with Adam Wainwright earning the win after pitching into the eighth.

T. Louis Alberto Pujols Ryan Ludwick St. Louis Cardinals Seattle Mariners Pujols Cardinals Ludwick Adam Wainwright St. Louis Albert Pujols Matt Holliday

Holliday feeds Herd's hunger at rally

Before taking the podium, Marshall University football coach Dec Holliday received a standing ovation from many attendees at a campus rally in Rinceton. The event highlighted Holliday's impact on the Herd as fans cheered the new coach.

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