Baby Birds Triumph In Home Opener 13-7
Bluefield Orioles defend Appalachian League title with a 13 to 7 home win over Pikeville Cubs at Bowen Field. Nelson Orman and George Page drive key hits as Orman has three RBIs and Page three, while Nick Piazza doubles and scores. Ninneman picks up the win after relieving, as Bluefield overturns a 6-3 deficit with two big five-run innings and nine doubles. Attendance reaches 1,001 as the Baby Birds start 1-2 and prepare for a split doubleheader against Pikeville and Elizabethton.
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Wimbledon Womens and Mens Third Round Highlights
Kathy Jordan defeats Chris Evert Lloyd while Andrea Jaeger and Wendy Turnbull advance. In men’s singles, top seed Jimmy Connors beats Henrik Sundstrom as Tim Mayotte and Mel Purcell win, with doubles and mixed doubles also charting progress across Australia and the United States.
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Lincolnshire
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Australia
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Saline
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Sausalito
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Los Angeles
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Quakertown
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Soviet Union
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Torrance
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Dayton
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John Fitzgerald
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Craig Miller
Tony Giammalva
Houston
Steve Meister
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Kiawah Island
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India
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Morris Strode
el Cajon
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Driscoll
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John McCurdy
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Buster Mottram
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Sherwood Stewart
Woodlands
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Boca West
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Ross Case
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Mel Purcell
Murray
Mike DePalmer
Knoxville
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Bernie Mitton
Ray Moore
Wojtek Fibak
Poland
Mark Dickson
Tampa
Tigers crush Orioles 9-0 behind Perry strong outing
Detroit rapped 14 hits with homers by Lemon and Cabell as Dan Perry won his fifth. Lemon hit his ninth homer after a leadoff single by Wilson. Cabell added a three-run first inning homer. The Tigers pulled away with two more in the fourth and a final run in the seventh. Orioles managed few hits and errors aided Detroit’s scoring.
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Baseball Standings and Today’s Evening Games
Major league schedule lists New York at Boston at 2 15 p.m. Detroit visiting Baltimore at 7 35 p.m. Cleveland at Milwaukee at 8 30 p.m. Minnesota at Chicago at 8 30 p.m. California at Kansas City at 8 35 p.m. Oakland at Texas at 8 35 p.m. Toronto at Seattle at 10 35 p.m. Standings and pitcher details accompany each matchup.
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Post 9, Bluefield Drops Doubleheader to Williamson Post 49
Williamson Post 49 defeated Post 9 by scores of 10-1 and 15-5 in a Friday doubleheader. Brian Janutolo went 2 for 2 with two RBIs, Darrell Howell had a two run single, and Todd Baker stole four bases. Post 9 hosts Beckley Sunday at Bowen Field in a 1:30 doubleheader.
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Cage Camp At Concord Cage Camp At Concord
A small fry basketball camp for ages 8 to 13 will run July 29 through August 2 at Concord College in Athens under Mountain Lions head coach Don Christie. Camp focuses on age and experience appropriate instruction with Concord players as counselors residing with the coaching staff. brochures available at 384-3115.
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Beck extends lead in Memphis golf classic with 68
Chip Beck shot a 68 in the second round to stretch his margin to two strokes at the Danny Thomas-Memphis Golf Classic in Memphis. Larry Nelson, after a 71, fell four back at 137, while leaders and other contenders posted scores including Mize 65-70-135 and Zoeller 68-68-136.
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