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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 2006
Page
10
Oregon State Beavers snap 0-5 World Series skid by beating Georgia 5-3. Jonah Nickerson allowed seven strong innings in the 60th game, while Chris Kunda drove in two runs amid the win.
NASCAR will test unleaded fuel in a July 29 Busch Series race and aims to use it across all series by early 2007. A Cup Series decision is not expected this season. The sport has long relied on leaded fuel, seeking a long‑term alternative. The sport is exempt from the 1970 Clean Air Act requiring unleaded fuel.
Pulaski faces Princeton while Bluefield visits Elizabethton. Burlington plays Danville as Greeneville meets Kingsport and Johnson City challenges Bristol in Wednesday action.
The Princeton Devil Rays announce free entry for the opening game at Hunnicutt Field on Wednesday. First Community Bank covers fan access and gives away a softee baseball to the first 500 attendees. Papa John’s sponsors a full color schedule magnet for the first 700 fans.
The Bluefield Orioles road games resume on Wednesday with broadcasts on WKEZ 1240 AM and Fox Sports Radio 1190 AM in Bluefield at 6:50 p.m. Away games feature Buford Early and are aired on WKEZ 1240 AM. Princeton Devil Rays road contests will be carried on WAEY 1490 AM with Rich Bogard announcing.
Tom Beasley, Northfork native and former Virginia Tech and Pittsburgh Steelers lineman, will speak at 7 30 PM at First United Methodist Church in downtown Princeton. The public is invited to attend.
Steelers coach Bill Cowher speaking on ESPN Radio Monday said Roethlisberger’s motorcycle accident offered life lessons as a man must get knocked down to get back up. Pittsburgh police later said the quarterback faces 388 dollars in fines for riding without a license and without a helmet.
Giants manager Felipe Alou said he lacks details on Mitchell’s probe into steroids in baseball. The Associated Press reports that several players were expected to speak, and Harvey Shields, Barry Bonds’ personal trainer employed by the Giants, was also sought by Mitchell.
LUEFIELD Va Beagles were flying at Fincastle Country Club on day one of the 2006 National Amateur Championship of the Women s Western Golf Association with Stacy Lewis of Arkansas posting a 68 to lead. Six golfers made eagles as Kristin Ingram and Carol Semple Thompson trailed by one and even par placed them among the top contenders among 86 players. Defending champion Jennifer Hong opened with 75 as Lewis, coming in with a plus 3 9 handicap, reflected on the deep field and high level of play.
Princeton hosts Pulaski Blue Jays to kick off the 68 game Appalachian League season as Andrew Lopez and Jamie Nelson return for Premier League action. Manager Jamie Nelson enters his fourth straight season, with Jim Holland organizing fan events like Meet the Devil Rays night and free admission for opening night. Lopez, an eighth round pick, embraces the fun atmosphere as the team aims to build on last season’s momentum.
The Dallas Mavericks arrive in Dallas after a rough road trip with three losses to the Miami Heat, facing elimination risks but buoyed by home court support and a crowd ready to lift the team. Led by a resilient fan base, the Mavs aim to leverage local pressure to reverse the series.
Gary Allenson watched the Bluefield Orioles join with local youths to bowl pins at Mountaineer Lanes on Monday. He said meetups with the community break the wall between players and fans, noting signs of growing fan interest when autographs draw crowds.
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