Interleague Scores From A Busy Baseball Night
Yankees edge Mets 3 2 in 10 innings while Detroit tops Florida 6 2 Minnesota wins 8 2 Montreal 1 Baltimore 0 Colorado 10 Texas 9 San Francisco 4 Seattle 2 White Sox 3 Cubs 0 Toronto 5 Atlanta 3 Kansas City 6 Houston 2 Cincinnati 5 Cleveland 2 Boston 4 Philadelphia 2 Milwaukee 8 St Louis 4 Anaheim at Los Angeles late Oakland at San Diego late
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Muster and Capriati Withdraw From Wimbledon
Wiomas Muster and Jennifer Capriati pulled out of Wimbledon with injuries, the second consecutive year both exited on short notice. Muster, seeded sixth, cited a hip injury after a 6-4 6-2 loss to Karim Alami in Rosmalen. Capriati has not played since May due to an ankle injury. Jonas Bjorkman becomes the 17th seed with Muster out.
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Penalty levied against Dennis Connor in Craftsman Truck Series
NASCAR officials fined Dennis Connor twelve thousand five hundred dollars after unapproved cylinder heads were found during the Texas Motor Speedway pre race inspection. The No. 24 Hendrick Motorsports crew chief violated NASCAR rules by using non conforming parts in the Craftsman Truck Series.
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Bluefield tops Princeton 15-10 in Appy League opener
Bluefield built a 15-2 lead and held on as Princeton rallied for eight runs in the eighth. Starting pitcher Matt Achilles went six innings for Bluefield, with Darren Murphy Simieon Theodile and Jordan Romano allowing the late damage. Princeton ace Ed Kofler took the loss as Bluefield pounded out six extra base hits. The two Mercer County teams meet again at Hunnicutt Field with a free gate offer.
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P Rays Travel To Bluefield At Princeton Tonight
P Rays visit Bluefield at Princeton for a 7 pm showdown at Hunnicutt Field. Free gate night offers fans free admission to the ball park.
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Appy League Comes Back to Bluefield in Big Victory
Seven year old Cory Copolo watches as Andy Utting belts the first of three home runs for the Orioles in Bluefield’s 15 to 10 win over Princeton’s Devil Rays at Bowen Field. Utting celebrates with Joel Stephens. Princeton seeks revenge tonight at Hunnicutt Field. admission is free. game time 7 p.m.
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Weir star Jason Whatson Colson captains Class AA baseball team
West Virginia sports writers announced the 1997 Class AA all state baseball squad led by Weir star Jason Whatson Colson, a slugger and pitcher who hit .511 with 15 homers and 44 RBIs, and accepted a Winthrop University scholarship. Colson powered Weir to the state tournament with a 16 strikeout Region One finale win over Liberty Harrison. The squad includes repeat picks Tommy Mace from Sissonville and Mark Walker of Winfield, plus pitchers Dingess, Watts, and others from Oceana, Chapmanville, and Ravenswood. Special honors go to Vance of PikeView and honorable mentions to Bluefield and James Monroe players.
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Expos edge Orioles 1-0 on Obando homer off Key
Montreal Expos defeated Baltimore 1-0 as Sherman Obando broke up Jimmy Key perfect game with a sixth inning homer. Carlos Perez pitched eight efficient hits allowed with no walks and two strikeouts to earn his eighth win.
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Orioles Blanked In Three-Game Set At Camden Yards
The Orioles were shut out for the second time this season as they were defeated in a series finale at Camden Yards. Cal Ripken went 3 for 4 while Lenny Webster added two hits. Roberto Alomar was cut down at the plate in the sixth trying to advance on a groundout. Attendance for the three games totaled 142,798, a Camden Yards record for a three-game series in six years. Webster has hit 9 for 14 over his last seven games.
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Reds Take Ohio Series With 5-2 Win Over Indians
Cincinnati Reds win the first regular-season all Ohio series finale 5-2 at Jacobs Field. Mike Remlinger limits Cleveland to two hits over six innings, earning bragging rights as the Reds take two of three to finish 3-3 in interleague play. Matt Williams slumps 0-for-3 as Indians total four hits in the series with runners in scoring position. The park sold out 163 straight games across the three games.
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