Whited wins third straight Varmint race at Burke's Garden
Nick Whited of Bluefield Virginia captured first place in the annual Varmint road race in Burke's Garden Saturday morning. The victory marked his third consecutive Varmint win and fifth overall, with a winning time of 1 hour 20 minutes 31 seconds.
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Miller inks a deal with Roswell Invaders
Former Concord University student athlete Joey Miller signs with the Roswell Invaders of the Pecos League to begin his professional baseball career. He started 108 games over two seasons at Concord, batting .366 with 101 runs 28 home runs 141 RBI and 134 hits. He capped his senior year as a consensus All America and All Region selection.
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Meet the Blue Jays Tonight at Bowen Field
Blue Jays season ticket holders and sponsors are invited to a Meet the Blue Jays event tonight at 6:00 at Bowen Field.
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Meet the Rays at Hunnicutt Field in Princeton
Fans are invited to a brief Meet the Rays session on Tuesday from 5 to 5 30 p.m. at Hunnicutt Field in Princeton. The event offers a chance to interact with players and staff and learn about upcoming games and team happenings.
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Michigan 400 Favors Earnhardt Jr. Keselowski In Brooklyn
Inside Sports notes the Sprint Cup race at Brooklyn Michigan where Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Brad Keselowski are top favorites. Analysts weigh strengths, track conditions and prior results ahead of the Michigan 400.
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Kaymer Holds Lead at U S Open on Pinehurst Course
Martin Kaymer remained atop the U S Open standings in Pinehurst North Carolina as the final round approached. Despite facing the dreaded bogey man multiple times Saturday Kaymer maintained his advantage heading into Sunday action.
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Noll dies at 82. Hall of Fame Steelers coach
Former Pittsburgh Steelers coach Chuck Noll, best known for steering the team to four Super Bowl titles in the 1970s, has died at age 82. Major leagues and college sports schedule follow with multiple broadcasts across ESPN and ABC networks.
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Warriors prevail at home 2-0 over SC United Bantams
EAST RIVER The Southern West Virginia King's Warriors remain unbeaten at home after a 2-0 victory over SC United Bantams at the East River Soccer Complex. Bennie Bardales and Gideon Asante scored, goalie Alex Guyer earned the first shutout, and Lewis Grant assisted on the opener as the hosts held to the end with a late insurance goal in the 89th minute.
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Bitter end to season for Honaker Tigers
Honaker High School’s standout season ended with a 9-3 loss to Northumberland in the Group 1A finals at Radford University after starting 25-0. Seniors Jacob Mitchell Makenzie Phillips Chandler Miller Tyler Hale Shey Bunn and Hunter Meade saw their careers end amid a painful finish and Hale injured in the sixth inning.
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Northumberland Wins First State Baseball Title Over Honaker
Northumberland claimed its first state baseball championship with a 9-3 victory over Honaker at Radford University. Honaker struggled throughout the game with pitching, defense, and base running errors, while Northumberland exploited miscues to seize the title.
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Menard Wins Nationwide Race After Logano Mishap
Paul Menard capitalized on Joey Logano’s tire failure with about five laps left to win the NASCAR Nationwide Series race at Michigan International Speedway. Menard held off Sam Hornish Jr. by 0.468 seconds for his first Nationwide win of the season, in car No. 33 Chevrolet, with Dale Earnhardt Jr. finishing third and Kyle Busch fifth. Regan Smith remained atop the points list after finishing sixth.
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