Danville Braves lead Appalachian League standings with 5–0 start
The Danville Braves sit atop the Eastern Division at 5–0, followed by Princeton 3–2, Burlington 2–3, Bluefield 2–4, and Martinsville 0–5. Western Division shows Bristol 5–0, Pulaski 3–3, Elizabethton 2–3, Johnson City 2–3, Kingsport 2–3. Sundays listed results include Kingsport 6 Elizabethton 4 and Johnson City 14 Bluefield 11.
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Bluefield Orioles Routed By Pulaski Rangers 7-1
Bluefield fell to 2-4 as Sean Douglass took the loss after six innings and eight hits. Pulaski hit 13 times, mounting pressure through the game. O's lone run came in the third on Mike Kirkpatrick and Regina Nolasco singles followed by Shannon Carter RBI.
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Griffey walks out on Reds for a day
Cincinnati Reds batting coach Ken Griffey left the team amid rising tension during a rebuilding season. Griffey was granted permission to miss Monday night’s game against Kansas City for personal reasons and was told to return Tuesday. No fine was imposed.
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Phil Jackson Leaves Bulls After Nine Life-Changing Years
Phil Jackson ends his Bulls tenure after nine seasons and six NBA titles. He departs on his Harley at the team facility with memories and signatures from players, saying it is the right time. Bulls chairman Jerry Reinsdorf praises him as one of the game’s greatest coaches while speculation swirls about his successor and possible replacements.
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Bluefield stars shine in North-South Classic
Bluefield high school athletes Charlie Tynes and Rick Disibbio stood out at the North-South Football Classic at Laidley Field Charleston. The South won 26 0 as Tynes scored on a fumble return and Disibbio played linebacker. Both eyed Fork Union prep after tryouts watched by college scouts from 15 programs.
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White Sox edge Pirates after four first-inning runs
Chicago White Sox take a 5-4 win over Pittsburgh as Ray Durham hits a go-ahead homer in the sixth. Tom Fordham struggles, leaving without retiring a batter, while Chicago avoids dropping deeper under .500 and wins for just the second time in seven games.
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