Marshall coach Jack Cook honored as he retires
About 90 former players and colleagues joined to honor Marshall baseball coach Jack Cook, the winningest coach in Marshall history with a 422-344-3 record after 24 seasons. Howard McCann succeeds him, aiming to keep the program on course.
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Fans rally behind Rose amid judge halting Giamatti hearing
Cincinnati fans outside Riverfront Stadium voiced support for Reds manager Pete Rose hours after Hamilton County Judge Norbert Nadel halted a Baseball Commissioner hearing on Rose gambling allegations. The judge ruled Giamatti had prejudged the case, prompting varied legal and sports reaction as Rose relays due process concerns.
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Judge grants Rose temporary restraining order in Cincinnati
Hamilton County Judge Norbert Nadel ruled that Peter Edward Rose would suffer irreparable harm if a hearing occurred before the baseball commissioner. The order suspends action for 14 days, allowing Rose to appear in New York while the proceedings continue.
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Pete Rose betting probe timeline documented in 1980s case
Chronology traces key events from February meetings in New York with Pete Rose and officials through June hearings. It covers statements by Ueberroth Gia matti and Durso, Rubin quotes, grand jury tax probes, Dowd reports, witness lists, postponements, and a temporary restraining order delaying the hearing.
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Baby Birds comeback falls to Bluefield in foggy finish
Bluefield edged Burlington 8-7 in the Appalachian League as the Orioles rallied for four runs in the seventh. Bob Wheatcroft worked the final three innings to blunt Burlington’s bid after a broken bus delay and late start. Cesar Devarez drove in two for Burlington, but defensive miscues and tired pitching doomed the visitors.
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Bristol
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Dettore recalls summers in Charleston baseball glory
Princeton pitching coach Tom Dettore looks back to 1973 Charleston charlies a Triple A Pittsburgh Pirates affiliate that won the International League regular season and swept Rochester to claim the Governors Cup. He recalls a star-studded, gas-throwing staff and a close knit clubhouse that focused on team wins over individual glory.
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Dooley Buck Wins as Princeton Survives Bristol Rally
Princeton Pirates edge Bristol 4-3 at Hunnicutt Field after Dooley blanks the Tigers for 8 innings. Dooley (1-0) followed a five inning previous start and Princeton remains 1/2 game behind Pulaski in the Appalachian League Northern Division. Austin Manahan hits a double for the Baby Bucs in the two-run second. game concludes homestand with a 7:30 p.m. start.
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Elliott wins Miller 400 at Michigan in NASCAR action
Bill Elliott captured his first win of the season in the Miller 400 at Michigan International Speedway, beating Rusty Wallace by 1.99 seconds. Elliott led 44 of 200 laps, averaging 139.023 mph for the victory worth 71,450 dollars, his seventh career win at the two mile track.
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