Appalchian League Monday schedule list of games
Multi city slate includes Bluefield at Princeton Burlington at Danville Elizabethton at Bristol Johnson City at Kingsport Pulaski at Martinsville. Major League Baseball interleague results show Toronto over Chicago 5 4 in 10 innings and many other scores including Arizona 12 Minnesota 8 and Seattle 2 Atlanta 1. National League notes Cincinnati rainout ppd.
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Princeton
Burlington
Danville
Elizabethton
Bristol
Johnson City
Kingsport
Pulaski
Martinsville
Toronto
Chicago Cubs
Colorado
Detroit
Los Angeles
Cleveland
N.Y. Yankees
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Tampa Bay
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Boston
Houston
Arizona
Minnesota
Kansas City
San Francisco
San Diego
Chicago White Sox
N.Y. Mets
Anaheim
Oakland
Montreal
Seattle
Atlanta
Florida
Texas
Cincinnati
Tiger Woods Reflects After 2003 U.S. Open Tie
Tiger Woods described his tough finish at the 2003 U.S. Open, calling the day lonely after finishing tied for 20th. The remark captures his frustration as he faced a challenging round and cooling swing.
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Tiger Woods
Marshall to name Ron Jirsa as new men’s basketball coach
AP reports former Georgia coach Ron Jirsa is poised to become Marshall’s new men’s basketball coach, filling the final Division I opening. WSAZ-TV said he interviewed with athletic director Bob Marcum and would be introduced Monday, with a news conference planned.
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Huntington
Georgia
Ron Jirsa
Marshall
Wsaz-Tv
Charleston- Huntington
Jirsa
Bob Marcum
Herald-Dispatch
Marcum
North Carolina State
Larry Hunter
Tulane
Shawn Finney
West Virginia
Furyk sets record as U S Open low 72-hole score
Jim Furyk wins the U S Open at Olympia Fields with a 2 over 72 final round to finish 272, the lowest 72-hole total in Open history. He leads by three most of the way, misses a par final, but secures the major and ties Tiger Woods, Jack Nicklaus, and Lee Janzen for the event record. Stephen Leaney finishes strong, three behind at 272.
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Furyk
Olympia Fields
Ill
Jim Furyk
Tiger Woods
Jack Nicklaus
Lee Janzen
Woods
Pebble Beach
Stephen Leaney
Australia
Spurs claim NBA title as Duncan posts triple double
Tim Duncan capped a dominant performance with 21 points 20 rebounds 10 assists and eight blocks guiding the San Antonio Spurs to an 88 77 win over the New Jersey Nets in game six. Stephen Jackson added key threes after Duncan sparked a 19 0 fourth quarter run to seal the championship and retire David Robinson with the title.
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Tim Duncan
Stephen Jackson
Spurs
Jackson
Duncan
San Antonio Spurs
New Jersey Nets
David Robinson
Robinson
Onds
Nets
Byron Scott
Kenyon Martin
New Jersey
Patrick Ewing
Richard Jefferson
Busch Tinker Wins Sirius Satellite 400 at Michigan
Kurt Busch swept pit adjustments on his No. 97 Roush Ford and seized the lead from Jeff Gordon with 24 laps to go to become a three time Winston Cup winner this season at Michigan International Speedway.
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Brooklyn
Mich
Kurt Busch
Michigan International Speedway
Roush Racing
Ford
Busch
Jeff Gordon
P-Rays host Orioles to launch Appy season
The 2003 Appalachian League season opens with Mercer Cup round one as the Bluefield Orioles face the Princeton Devil Rays at 7 p.m. in Princeton. Upcoming games shift to Bowen Field in Bluefield Tuesday through Thursday if weather holds. New coaches lead both teams. Don Buford runs Princeton and Len Johnston returns for Bluefield with Bam Bam Meulens and Andre Rabouin as assistants. Jamie Nelson leads Bluefield after stints in Princeton and Charleston.
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Hunnicutt
Princeton
Bluefield Orioles
Princeton Devil Rays
Bowen
Bluefield
Brad Woodall
Len Johnston
Baby Birds
Baltimore Orioles
Don Buford
Johnston
Bam Bam Meulens
Andre Rabouin
Rays
Jamie Nelson
Tampa Bay
Charleston
S.C
RiverDogs
Manny Castillo
Mountaineers Vow to Reload Defense Behind Wiley and King
West Virginia University aims to match or exceed last season's defensive output despite losing seven starters. Grant Wiley returns as the tackles leader, while Brian King and Jahmile Addae guide a reloading secondary. Coach Bill Kirelawich takes over the line as Ernest Hunter anchors the nose, with front contenders stepping up in fall camp.
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Morgantown
West Virginia University
Brian King
WVU
Grant Wiley
Rich Rodriguez
King
Lance Frazier
Jahmile Addae
Bill) Kirelawich
Ernest Hunter
Ben Lynch
Fred Blueford
Pat Liebig
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Lee Marshall
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Orioles
Appy
Wiley and
David Upchurch
Jason Davis
Tim Love
Ben Collins
James Davis
Angel Estrada
Jermaine Thaxton
Mountaineers
Damascus
Lee Furfari
Mickey
Furfari
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