Appalachian League Scoreboard and Results Summary
East Division standings show Bluefield and Martinsville tied for first with 2 0 records, Burlington and Danville at 1 1, Princeton 0 2, West Division leaders Johnson City and Kingsport at 1 1, Elizabethton and Pulaski 1 1, Bristol 0 2. Tuesday rain and 6 inning games followed by Wednesday blowouts including Bluefield 15 Princeton 1 and Elizabethton 17 Johnson City 10. Tonight features Bluefield at Princeton and other key matchups.
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Tiller Discovers Pitching Pathway With Bluefield Orioles
Bluefield Orioles pitcher James Tiller, an 18 year old from Elysian Georgia, moved from catcher to pitcher in high school, then to the Gulf Coast League, and now the Appy League. He was a 17th round pick last year and is adjusting to extended spring training under Larry McCall. He calls pitching learning and a dream come true.
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Orioles Rout Rays In Bluefield Warrens 15-1 Victory
Bluefield’s Pirates Orioles exploded for 10 runs in the second inning to beat the Princeton Devil Rays 15-1 at Hunnicutt. Key hits came from Arko and Rijo with multiple RBIs, while pitcher staff locked down the Rays after early trouble. James Tiller praised the offense as the team showed power, speed, and solid defense.
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Top players stay in championship hunt at WWGA event
Meredith Duncan of Shreveport advanced to the field of 32 with a 5 and 4 win over Jennifer Karr as the Women's Western Golf Association's 102nd National Amateur Championship opened match play at Fincastle Country Club in Virginia. Carol Green, Mandy Tedder, Carol Semple Thompson, Heather Suhr and Laura Myerscough also won to move into the next round amid a strong early showing by favorites.
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Tazewells Green set to challenge for title
Tazewell's Carol Green, a WWGA National Amateur standout from a golfing family, earned a spot in the championship flight at Fincastle Country Club after two days of qualifying. The James Madison University sophomore said the event felt like a college tournament and planned to focus on the rest of the week.
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Hall of Fame broadcaster Buck dies at 77
ST LOUIS AP Buck the St. Louis institution and former Caray sidekick died after a long hospital stay at Barnes Jewish. He began Cardinals radio in 1954 and later called Super Bowls World Series and other major events. Joe Buck praised his father's life and impact, noting his battle with illness.
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