Traber Sings Anthem Then Shines For Bluefield Club
Jim Traber, a six foot tall first baseman and ex quarterback, wowed about 1,800 fans at Bluefield’s bow opener versus Paintsville by singing the national anthem without a tape. The OSU alum has shown strong baseball form, posting seven doubles in five games and homers this week, while balancing football and academics and aiming for a .400 season if he stays healthy.
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Sissus
Jim Traber
Bluefield Orioles
Traber
Paintsville Yankees
Becky Burton
Paintsville
Doug Orr
Baltimore Orioles
Memorial Stadium
Baltimore
Sir Lancelot
Don Quixote
Oklahoma
Wilde Lake High School
Columbia
Oklahoma State University
Oklahoma State
OSU
Michigan
Orioles
Bluefield
Yanks
Bowen
Trader
Bowen Field
Virginias
Booming Serve Dominates Fourth Annual Tennis Championship
The Daily Telegraph notes the hard serve as a key factor in the tournament. Brian Woodward wins the title after a semifinals run by Steve Gill and Danny Wood, with Lipinski a backboard player and Lipinski lacking a major serve. The piece highlights Woodward’s 120 mph missiles, Gill’s pure serve and volley, and Lipinski’s tendency to wear down opponents through consistency.
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Tom Wall
Daily Telegraph
Steve Gill
Jeff
Brian Woodward
Danny Wood
Woodward
Gill
Wise
Ted Lipinski
Beckley
Tommy Arnett
Lipinski
Arnett
Cay
Sedgewood Tennis Club
Standings and schedule for today’s baseball games
Pittsburgh hosts Chicago at 2:35 p.m. Sarmiento 2-1 faces Filer 0-2. Houston at Atlanta 7:40 p.m. Ryan 5-8 meets Mahler 75. St Louis at Philadelphia and San Diego at Los Angeles both 10:35 p.m. Cincinnati at San Francisco follows 10:35 p.m. Also listed are New York at Montreal and Pittburgh at chcag with 2:35 p.m. and 7:35 p.m. starts respectively.
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Pittsburgh
Sarmiento
Chicago
Filer
Houston
Ryan
Atlanta
Mahler
St. Louis
Mura
Philadelphia
Dag Silage Ora
San Diego
Welsh
Los Angeles
Valenzuela
Cincinnati
Leibrandt
San Francisco
Martin
Pittburgh
New York
Montreal
Philadel
Associated Press
Boston Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
Toronto
California
Kansas City
Oakland
Texas
St.Louis
Minnesota
Boston
Bostoneer
Lamp
Williams
Seattle
Princeton Sweeps Union In Two At Five Inning Wipeout
Princeton Big League baseball routed Union 12-0 in five innings and 12-4. Cecil Hardin won game one with support from Jay Jennelle and Robert Reed homers as Jeff St. Clair scored three. Mike Vestal led game two with a 3-for-4 effort and a homer. Steve Gunter and John Meadows added two hits each. Union’s Buddy Cransfield and Rod Mohler homered in defeat. International NBA note lists seven foreign born players including Sven Nater James Donaldson Peter Gudmundsson Kiki Van De Weghe Mychal Thompson Ernie Grunfeld Rolando Blackman.
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Princeton
Union
Cecil Hardin
Jay Jennelle
Robert Reed
Jeff St. Clair
Mike Vestal
Steve Gunter
John Meadows
International Nba New York
National Basketball Association
NBA
United States
Sven Nater
Netherlands
James Donaldson
England
Peter Gudmusson
Iceland
Kiki Vandeweghe
Germany
Mychal Thompson
Bahamas
Ernie Grunfeld
Romania
Rolando Blackman
Panama
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Tom
Borrelli
Gerhart
Charley
Crumley
Ball
Scesnak
Habyan
Anderson
Pikeville
Johnson City
Tenn. Wood
Buddy Cransfield
Rod Mohler
Young Park
M.D
American Board OF Internal Medicine
Parks Clinic
Mercer Street
W.V
Jr.s
Mountaineer Bowling Lanes, Inc
Cumberland Road
Birefield
W.va
General Steel Radial
Devers
Monroe Auto Eainmant Campany
Oya
Ueum
General Tire Service
Bluefield Avenue
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