Bowling with the Baby Birds welcomes Bluefield Orioles
More than 50 area children, many from local little league, interacted with the newly-arrived Bluefield Orioles during the annual Bowling with the Baby Birds at Mountaineer Lanes on Monday.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 2010
Page
9
More than 50 area children, many from local little league, interacted with the newly-arrived Bluefield Orioles during the annual Bowling with the Baby Birds at Mountaineer Lanes on Monday.
Roger Federer trailed 2 sets to none against 60th ranked Alejandro Falla at Wimbledon before winning 5-7 4-6 6-4 7-6 6-0. He credited luck and acknowledged the improbable comeback as part of tennis.
The ranking shows Tiger Woods at number one with 10.64 points followed by Ernie Els, Phil Mickelson, Luke Donald, Lee Westwood, Paul Casey, Steve Stricker, Ian Poulter, Jim Furyk, and Rory McIlroy in the top ten. Names include Woods, Els, Mickelson, Donald, Westwood, Casey, Stricker, Poulter, Furyk, and McIlroy.
The 2010 Princeton Rays host the Danville Braves tonight at 7 p.m. at home with free admission for all fans. The first 1,000 fans receive magnet schedules, and Enny Romero faces Carlos Perez in a lefty matchup. Danville visits Princeton again midweek for two more games.
All Princeton games will be broadcast on The Ticket 102.3 FM and webcast through princetonrays.net with Kyle Cooper describing the action. Rays road games also air on WAEY 1490 AM. Bluefield Orioles road games are webcast only via bluefieldorioles.net. Buford Early will provide the play by play.
Portugal thrashed North Korea 7-0 in a World Cup match in Cape Town. Cristiano Ronaldo scored as rain dampened proceedings. North Korea, in its first World Cup since 1966, saw the game aired live.
Switzerland set a World Cup record by 551 minutes without conceding a goal before Chile broke through six minutes later to win 1 0. The Swiss had not allowed a goal since July 2 1994, in a remarkable defensive run.
Florida State utility player Mike McGee delivered a tie breaking three run homer in the third inning and then moved from left field to earn the save as the Seminoles beat Florida 8 to 5 in the College World Series.
Panthers receiver Steve Smith will miss the start of training camp after breaking his left forearm while playing flag football on Sunday. The injury is to the same arm he broke last season, but in a different spot, according to his agent.
On Sunday at Fountain Springs Golf Course Karen Norris, a Bluefield resident, aced the 17th hole using a 5 wood from the red tees for 139 yards. Her playing partners were Mike Norris, Joe Jacobs, and Inga Jacobs, all of Bluefield.
The 2010 Appalachian League season opens with Bluefield Orioles starter Jarret Martin throwing the first pitch in Pulaski. He hopes to last longer than a single toss and carry the team into a strong start.
Princeton Rays fans packed Hunnicutt Field for the Appalachian League opener against the Danville Braves. Rain forced two shelter breaks yet fans stayed upbeat, collecting autographs as the new Rays met supporters including sisters Sydney and Anna Estep with bat boy Christian Estep awaiting duties.
In LUEFIELD Virginia staff report the Blue Ridge Junior Golf Tour benefited from Fincastle Country Club hospitality and well kept course.|Age group champions named Tanner Carbaugh Eggleston Virginia 16 18 Andrew Simonson Johnson City Tennessee 14 15 Rory Wilson Pearisburg Virginia 12 13 Joseph Clark Pearisburg 10 12 Patrick Fincastle B 2
Pitcher Enny Pines, 19, makes starting debut for the Princeton Rays in the Appalachian League opener. The left hander embraces the responsibility of a lead role as the season begins.
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