Major League Baseball Saturday results in the American and National Leagues
In the American League Cleveland defeated the Yankees 13 to 4, Baltimore beat Toronto 5 to 2, Chicago White Sox won 5 to 3 over Minnesota, Kansas City at Milwaukee postponed, Boston at Detroit and Seattle at Texas were late, Oakland at Anaheim late. In the National League Montreal edged Florida 4 to 3, Houston beat Chicago Cubs 7 to 3, Los Angeles 11, San Francisco 0, New York Mets 3, Pittsburgh 2, Atlanta 9, Philadelphia 8, Cincinnati at St. Louis late, Colorado at San Diego late.
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N.Y Yankees
Baltimore
Toronto
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Iain Boston
Detroit
Seattle
Texas
Oakland
Anaheim
Montreal
Florida
Houston
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles
San Francisco
N.Y. Mets
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Colorado
San Diego
Friday and Saturday baseball results from local leagues
Friday scores include Johnson City 4 Kingsport 2, Elizabethton 17 Bristol 9, Pulaski 9 Princeton 6, Martinsville 13 Danville 6, Burlington 9 Bluefield 5. Saturday totals show Kingsport 6 Johnson City 5, Bristol 15 Elizabethton 6, Princeton 5 Pulaski 4 in 10 innings, Martinsville 7 Danville 4, Burlington 7 Bluefield 6. Sunday schedule lists Johnson City at Kingsport and Bristol at Elizabethton plus Pulaski at Princeton Martinsville at Danville and Bluefield at Burlington.
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Johnson City
Kingsport
Elizabethton
Bristol
Pulaski
Princeton
Martinsville
Danville
Burlington
Bluefield
Indians
Orioles
Phillies
Knceton
Devil Rays
Rangers
Twins
Cards
White Sox
Mets
Tom Sergio
Sandberg
Eric Benavidez
RBI
Piggott
Doug Johnson
Arias
Miguel Suriel
Hoover
Chris Reynolds
P-Rays
Ed Kofler
Hunnicutt Field
Hunnicutt
Bristol White Sox
Bowen Field
Virtual sanctions halt WP Reynolds and others in game
Attendance 1264 as Pulaski faces Princeton at 6 p.m. Next up: Pulaski at Princeton after stop by Viiutal sani nas.
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WP - Reynolds
C. LP - Smith
R. HR - Lamb
Pul
Johnson
Prin
Pul - Bond
Fleming
Deyoung
Smith
Prin - Phelps
Pulaski
Princeton
Mt View players land all state baseball honors
East Fairmont senior catcher Dwayne Smith earns first team captain on the 1997 Class AAA all state list after hitting .567 with 13 home runs and 50 RBIs guiding Wirz to sectional finals. Also on the lineup: Cabell Midland pitcher Shannon Cabell Jefferson pitcher John Sechler South Charleston pitcher Chad Campbell Parkersburg first baseman Nick Swisher Ripley infielders Shane Casto J.R. Parsons Jefferson's Josh Cenate Parkersburg outfielders Matt Kimes Bridgeport’s Jeremy Richard Fairmont Senior's Andy Wilfong Elkins' Ernie Gooding Mount View's Jimmy Redmond and Terrence Hayes on second team. honorable mention to Mount View's Kevin Goodson and Princeton's Craig Johnson.
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Heeling
East Fairmont
Dwayne Smith
Smith
Vic Securro
Shannon Cabell
Cabell Midland
John Sechler
Jefferson
Chad Campbell
South Charleston
Nick Swisher
Parkersburg
Shane Casto
J.R. Parsons
Ripley
Josh Cenate
Enior
Matt Kimes
Jeremy Richard
Bridgeport
Andy Wilfong
Fairmont
Ernie Gooding
Elkins
Mount View
Jimmy Redmond
Terrence Hayes
Kevin Goodson
Princeton
Craig Johnson
Princeton P Rays win first Appy League game 5 4 delay
Princeton Devil Rays secure their first Appy League victory 5 4 over Pulaski Rangers in ten innings. Tony Piggott delivered the game winning hit in the bottom of the 10th scoring Jason Arias after a fielding error and balks.
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Rinceton
Princeton Devil Rays
Pulaski Rangers
Tony Piggot
Prays
Jason Arias
Arias
Rangers
Princeton
Pulaski
P-Rays
Paul Hoover
Doug Johnson
Dinger
Jared Sandberg
Paul Wilder
Knot
Tribe beats Baby Birds in ninth inning thriller
Burlington rally stuns Bluefield 7-6 at Burlington Athletic Field. Eddy Garabito homered and drove in tying run, Jonathan Hamilton and Frankie Traveris had key hits, with Kelly BB pamper delivering the game winning RBI in the bottom of the ninth to move Burlington into first in the Eastern Division. Bluefield’s Franky Figueroa grounded into a double play to end the ninth.
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Urlington
N.C
Kelly
Pamper
Burlington
Bluefield
Burlington Athletic Field
Indians
Baby Birds
Jonathan Hamilton
Frankie Traveris
Eddy Garabito
Domingo Morales
Garabito
Franky Figueroa
Kenny Sims
Orioles
Mercer County
Princeton
Toler hits historic 11-foot jumper in first WNBA game
Penny Toler opened the inaugural WNBA contest with an 11-foot jumper for the Los Angeles Sparks against the New York Liberty. Kym Hampton scored the Liberty’s first basket, and Rhonda Blades added the first 3-pointer for Vanderbilt alum Lobo assisted plays as fans packed Farnum J. But final 67-57 Liberty win mattered less than the historic day.
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Penny Toler
Toler
Los Angeles Sparks
New York Liberty
Farnum J
T Calif
Sparks
Lindsey Mahoney
Brentwood High
New York
Teresa Weatherspoon
WNBA
U.S
Lisa Leslie
Inglewood
Stanford
Jamila Wideman
Leslie
Olympic
Rebecca Lobo
Lobo
United States
Mwadi Mabika
Kym Hampton
Rhonda Blades
Vanderbilt
Hermie Sadler solid in Busch Grand National talk
Hermie Sadler the 1993 Busch Series Rookie of the Year rises as a leading figure in Emporia Virginia, marking his fifth Busch season in 1997. He owns the No 1 DeWalt car and Sadler Motorsports with mother Bell Sadler, while his brother Elliott also races, keeping family competition intense on and off track.
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Mporia
Emporia
Hermie Sadler
Sadler
Milwaukee Mile
Sadler Motorsports
Bell Sadler
Hermie
DeWalt Industrial Tools
Elliott
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Berns
Pena
Rf Arias
If Parra
Sf Suriel
Mc Nunez
J of
Mt. View
Redmond
Hayes
AIRCO
Eric DiNovo
Robert Berns
First Base
Tribe
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Fourth Street
Wytheville
Earl Keen
Baptist Valley
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