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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 2013

Page

11

Concord Athletes Lead WVIAC Honor Roll Honors 27

The West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference named 27 Concord University student athletes to its 2012-13 Commissioner's Honor Roll the most for Concord in three years. Evan Muscari and Tiffany Robordo earned Scholar-Athlete titles for top GPAs among CU men and women. Eleven of Concord's 14 programs had honorees, led by the women's track cross country team with six. Across the league 565 student athletes made the honor roll.

West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Concord University Concord Evan Muscari Tiffany Robordo WVIAC Boltonline.com

Appy League Tonight Offers Several 7 P.M. Games

Burlington Royals visit Princeton Rays at 7:05 p.m. with a T shirt Tuesday giveaway for the first 500 fans. Probable starters Andres Machado and Jorge Rodriguez. Bluefield at Pulaski and Danville at Johnson City also on schedule at 7 p.m. Elizabethton at Greeneville and Kingsport at Bristol follow.

Burlington Royals Princeton Rays Andres Machado Royals Jorge Rodriguez Rays Bluefield Blue Jays Pulaski

Miami Heat celebrate title with downtown parade

An estimated 400000 people lined downtown Miami streets Monday as the NBA champion Heat held their victory parade. Chris Bosh holds the championship trophy as he indicates the Heat's second straight title.

Miami Heat Chris Bosh Story

Appy League alumnus delivers in Rays win over Jays

Appy League alumnus Jeremy Hellickson, Princeton native in 2005, pitched seven shutout innings for the Rays. The right hander, 6 3, allowed one hit and only one base runner past first as Tampa Bay defeated Toronto 4 1 on Monday.

Jeremy Hellickson Princeton Toronto Hellickson Rays Jays

Britton dazzles early as Indians beat Orioles 5-2 at Camden Yards

Appy hurler Zach Britton, a 2006 Bluefield Orioles alumnus, held the Indians to two hits through five innings at Camden Yards. He carried a 2-0 lead into the sixth, but Baltimore faltered and Cleveland pulled away for a 5-2 victory.

Zach Britton Bluefield Orioles Camden Yards Indians Tribe Story

UCLA Makes Leaping Catch In CWS Finals Game 1

UCLA right fielder Eric Filia leaps to snag a fly ball hit by Mississippi State’s Nick Ammirati in the fifth inning of Game 1 of the College World Series finals. UCLA holds a 3-1 lead in the seventh as the best-of-three series continues tonight.

UCLA Eric Filia Mississippi State Nick Ammirati

Television sports slate features college baseball world series game two

ESPN airs Mississippi State versus UCLA at 8 p.m. in Game 2 of the College Baseball World Series. Golf coverage shows the Professional National Championship third round at Corvallis Oregon at 4 p.m. MLB options include Texas at the Yankees or Indians at Orioles at 7 p.m. Wimbledon early rounds begin in London at 7 a.m.

ESPN Mississippi State UCLA TGC PGA of America Corvallis Ore MLB Texas N.Y. Yankees Cleveland Baltimore London

Nadal stunned at Wimbledon by 135th-ranked Darcis

Rafael Nadal, the two time Wimbledon champion, falls in the first round to Steve Darcis 7 6 7 6 4 at the All England Club. Nadal limps at times, but avoids blaming his old knee. The upset marks a rare early exit for a star who had returned to form after a French Open title.

Ondon Rafael Nadal Steve Darcis Belgium All England Nadal Wimbledon Lukas Rosol

Burlington Royals top Princeton Rays 4-1 in App League clash

Burlington Royals scored once in the first and three in the fifth to defeat Princeton Rays 4-1 at Hunnicutt Field. Ramon Torres singled and Mauricio Ramos doubled for the Royals early run, while Princeton struggled to mount a comeback as German Marquez lasted six innings and the Rays managed limited offense despite a late double from Yoel Araujo.

Princeton Burlington Royals Princeton Rays Hunnicutt Field Danny Sheaffer Royals Ramon Torres Mauricio Ramos German Marquez Burlington Luis Santos Rays Travis Flores Johnny Eierman Santos Spencer Edwards Bralin Jackson Yoel Araujo

Silviano’s bat lifts Jays over Mariners in Appalachian League

In Pulaski at Caffee Park Bluefield Blue Jays beat the Pulaski Mariners 4-2 as Silviano drives in three runs including the deciding ninth inning score. He added a second solo homer in two games while Derrick Loveless opened the fourth with a triple to put Bluefield ahead 2-1. Jose Flores pitched six strong innings for Pulaski with seven strikeouts.

Pulaski John Silviano Bluefield Blue Jays Caffee Park Bluefield Silviano Zach Shank Isaiah Yates RBI Derrick Loveless Jose Flores

Athletics runs in pitcher's family Speer follows baseball into Rays debut

Stone Speer, 22, a left handed pitcher from New Orleans, makes his first professional season with the Princeton Rays after pitching for the University of New Orleans Privateers. He has a pro inning to date, allowing a hit and a run with one strikeout in Danville against the Braves, while his father Oscar and brother Colt have NFL backgrounds with the Cowboys and Saints respectively. Speer credits friends from college and summer ball for pushing him toward baseball and says his family remains supportive despite ribbing about football.

Rinceton New Orleans Princeton Stone Speer Speer Big Easy University of New Orleans Privateers Princeton Rays Rays Danville Braves Oscar Dallas Cowboys Colt New Orleans Saints Nicholls State Mason Katz LSU Nate Ferry Tommy Mullins Burlington UNO

Tampa Bay Rays end Blue Jays' 11 game win streak

Jeremy Hellickson pitched seven shutout innings allowing one hit while Wil Myers homered in his home debut as the Rays defeated Toronto 4-1. Myers hit the second in a trio of Rays homers at Tropicana Field, earning a standing ovation from 11,407 fans after the offseason trade that brought him to Tampa Bay.

ST. Petersburg Fla Jeremy Hellickson Wil Myers Tampa Bay Rays Blue Jays Toronto Myers Tampa Bay Tropicana Field James Shields Wade Davis Kansas City

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