Pulaski Braves sweep Bluefield with 6 3 victory
Pulaski roared to a 6 3 win over the Bluefield Orioles to complete a two game sweep at Bowen Field. Center fielder Brian Kowitz doubled to spark the early burst as Armando Rodriguez homered in the second inning. Bluefield starter Bob Chouinard left after two outs in the second with an arm twinge.
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Alstead
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German Paredes
Jose Millares
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Baby Birds opener subject of article in Appalachian magazine
ARC officials and Appalachian Regional Commission staff joined fans at Saturdays Appalachian League opener. Dr. Jack Russell editor of Appalachia magazine and photographer Ann Hawthorne discussed plans for a feature on baseball economic benefits to small towns, while recalling past teams and players connected to the event. Russell, a Rural Retreat native, plans a piece highlighting baseball impact for ARC readers and government policymakers.
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Durham
Mike Judge Tees Up Telegraph Sports Copy Desk
Mike Judge serves as a Daily Telegraph sports writer and copy editor, shaping game reports, features, and editing copy for accuracy, tone, and style across the sports desk. He coordinates with editors and contributors to ensure timely, polished coverage.
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Daily Telegraph
Earnhardt Triumphs In Narrow Miller 400 Win
Dale Earnhardt overtakes Ernie Irvan to win the Miller 400 at Michigan International Speedway by 0.14 seconds after Bill Elliott leads 102 laps but retires with engine trouble. Elliott, seeking his first win of the year, finishes second as Irvan settles for a strong show. Earnhardt claims his fourth win of the season and 43rd of his career, clawing back from a big points deficit.
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Martin
Patriots rally past Huntington in 8-7 opener thriller
Princeton Patriots erased a two-run deficit to beat Huntington Cubs 8-7 at St. Cloud Commons. Ron Lockett drove in the winning run in the ninth after Aurelio Llanos and a Sehorn error, Troy Rusk hit a two-run homer, and Princeton improved to 3-1 as they host Pulaski at Hunnicutt Field.
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Jim Wolff
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Wimbledon Opens Amid Youth And Old Guard Clash
Wimbledon starts with youth rising and veterans fading, as Boris Becker opens against Luis Herrera on Centre Court while Ivan Lendl faces Christian Miniussi on Court 1. Steffi Graf, No. 1 seed, battles Claudia Parwik as Monica Seles looms in the field.
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Luis Herrera
Mexico
Lendl
Argentina
Christian Miniussi
Connecticut
Graf
Monica Seles
Irwin wins two in a row at Buick Gleneagles
Hale Irwin captures his second victory in six days at Gleneagles after back to back wins in a tense week ending with a 269 total. The US Open champion said he will skip next week's tournament to go home to his family. Paul Azinger, two strokes back, praised Irwin's performance after four rounds in the 60s and a bogey free final 66.
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Allen Bimbo Seen As Possible First Round NBA Pick
BECKLEY AP Former West Virginia high school player of the year Bimbo Coles could be a first round selection in Wednesday's NBA draft, said his college coach Frankie Allen. Coles, a Lewisburg native who played on the 1988 U.S. team, visited the Lakers and Celtics amid speculation.
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