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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 2009

Page

11

Appalachian League schedule and major league listings

The notice lists Appalachian League games for Tuesday through Thursday including Elizabethton at Bluefield, Burlington at Princeton, Danville at Pulaski, Johnson City at Kingsport, and Greeneville at Bristol all at 7 p.m. It also includes player rankings for various positions, radio and TV schedules, and numerous MLB games with teams, times, and venues for the day and upcoming events.

Elizabethton Bluefield Burlington Princeton Danville Pulaski Johnson City Kingsport Greeneville Bristol

Sprint Cup Leaders and Money Totals Through June 21

AP list shows Tony Stewart leading the points with 2,364, followed by Jeff Gordon 2,280 and Jimmie Johnson 2,207. Kurt Busch 2,084, Carl Edwards 2,051, and Ryan Newman 2,046 round out the top six. earnings show Matt Kenseth at $4,110,907 and Stewart at $3,780,141 among the top money leaders.

Associated Press Tony Stewart Jeff Gordon Jimmie Johnson Kurt Busch Carl Edwards Ryan Newman Denny Hamlin Greg Biffle Kyle Busch Matt Kenseth Mark Martin Juan Pablo Montoya Kasey Kahne David Reutimann Jeff Burton Clint Bowyer Brian Vickers Marcos Ambrose Jamie McMurray Dale Earnhardt Jr Kevin Harvick Martin Truex Jr Reed Sorenson

Wimbledon First Round Seeds Advance In Straight Sets

Wimbledon seeds dominated the opening round with Federer Djokovic Verdasco Tsonga and Soderling among winners. Notable results include top men’s seed Federer defeating Lu and Djokovic stunning Benneteau while Serena Williams and Sharapova led a strong women’s slate with multiple clean wins.

Associated Press Wimbledon Roger Federer Switzerland Yen-hsun Lu Taiwan Novak Djokovic Serbia Julien Benneteau France Fernando Verdasco Spain James Ward Britain

Federer Tops Opening Wimbledon Match in Straight Sets

Federer dominated the first round at Wimbledon, saying it was a solid performance as he pursues a sixth title. He drew Centre Court duties after Nadal withdrew with knee soreness and moved to 41 wins in 42 matches at the All England Club. Women’s action saw Serena Williams, Maria Sharapova, and others advance, while James Blake was upset and Novak Djokovic won.

Marin Citic Croatia Alberto Martin Spain Robin Soderling Sweden Gilles Muller Luxembourg Tommy Robredo Luka Gregore Slovenia Andreas Seppi Italy James Blake United States Rainer Schuettler Germany Xavier Malisse Belgium Karol Beck Slovakia Feliciano Lopez Ivo Kariovic Lukas Lacko Philipp Kohlschreiber Florent Serra France Mardy Fish Sergio Roitman Argentina Elena Dementieva Russia Alla Kudryavtseva Victoria Azarenka Belarus Severine Bremond Beltrame Nadia Petrova Anastasiya Yakimova Marion Bartoli Chan Yungjan Taiwan Dominika Cibulkova Julie Coin Zheng Jie China Kristina Barrois Ai Sugiyama Japan Patty Schnyder Switzerland Francesca Schiavone Aleksandra Woaniak Canada Maria Sharapova Viktoriya Kutuzova Ukraine Virginie Razzano Tamira Paszek Austria Alisa Kleybanova Sesil Karatantcheva Kazakhstan Sorana Cirstea Romania Edina Gallovits Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova Petra Cetkovska Czech Republic Federer All England Club Rafael Nadal Pete Sampras Serena Williams Vince Spadea Novak Djokovic Nadal Rafa Nenza Silva Williams Venus Sharapova Blake

U S Open Scores From Bethpage Final Results

Final results from the U S Open at Bethpage Black Farm ingdale N Y with purses totals and final scores. Lucas Glover won with 276 two strokes ahead of Phil Mickelson and David Duval tied at 278 while many veterans and contenders shared prize money across a largely international field.

Princeton Nationals throw no hitter to win 12 0 over Trap Hill

In Rondeverte Princeton Nationals opened the Little League 9 10 year old division championship series with a 12 to 0 win over Trap Hill. Jacob Harman struck out 13 in 4 1 3 innings before Ben Boggess finished the no hitter. Harman Boggess Meadows Fix Nash Hill Taylor were among the Princeton hitters. The Nationals reached district finals last summer. Tonight at the Greater Princeton Little League complex Gardner hosts Princeton Americans vs Bluefield at 6 p.m. At 8 p.m. Princeton Nationals meet Oak Hill, the other unbeatens.

Rondeverte Princeton Nationals Trap Hill Jacob Harman Ben Boggess Princeton Harman Boggess Seth Meadows Coltin Fix Levi Nash Hunter Hill Eric Taylor Nationals Greater Princeton Gardner Princeton Americans Bluefield Oak Hill

Glover Wins U S Open After Dramatic Finish

Glover, 29, from South Carolina, claimed his first major with a 4 under 276 total after a rain-delayed week. Mickelson, dueling to the end, finished tied for second along with Duval and Barnes, while Woods fell short four strokes back after a 69 final round.

Mickelson Duval Ricky Barnes Bethpage Black Barnes Tesy Glover Tiger Woods

Princeton aims for future Rays stars in 2009 season

Tim Beckham, the No. 1 pick, progressed from Princeton to Hudson Valley and Bowling Green as part of Rays farm moves. Princeton's 13-man position group features eight newcomers, with two ex-infielders transitioning to pitching. High school players may move to the Gulf Coast League to compete at an appropriate level as the Rays’ system expands. A 6:45 p.m. pre game ceremony promises free magnet schedules for fans.

Ence Bowling Green Hot Rods Ohio Rays Sandberg Tim Beckham Princeton Hudson Valley Tampa Bay Bowling Green Tomas Francisco Joey Callender Jairo Delarosa Gulf Coast

Beal Embraces Dream With Orioles Bluefield Debut

Beal, a Virginia high school standout who chose the Orioles over college, heads to Bluefield after signing last summer. He celebrated extended spring training, prepared for the Appalachian League opener, and praised a diverse young roster while aiming to log innings and win games.

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