Traber's Bat And Voice Highlight Bluefield Opener
Jim Traber, 6-0 196, star first baseman and former quarterback, sang the national anthem at Bluefield Orioles home opener versus Paintsville Yankees before about 1,800 fans. Traber, who has played at Oklahoma State, hit seven doubles in five games, aims for a .400 season, and plans to keep belting the anthem across Bowen Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sissus
Jim Traber
Bluefield Orioles
Traber
Paintsville Yankees
Becky Burton
Paintsville
Doug Orr
Baltimore Orioles
Memorial Stadium
Baltimore
Oklahoma State University
Cowboys
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma
NCAA
OSU
Michigan
Orioles
Bluefield
Yanks
Bowen
Bowen Field
Virginias
Booming Serve Drives Daily Telegraph Tennis Winners
The article analyzes the hard serve as pivotal in the Fourth Annual Daily Telegraph Tennis Championship. Brian Woodward and Steve Gill showcase dominant serves, while Danny Wood and Ted Lipinski illustrate diverse strategies. Arnett notes the serve's decisive edge at club level and pro tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Wall
Daily Telegraph
Ayoy Gill
Jeff Lipinski
Brian Woodward
Danny Wood
Steve Gill
Woodward
Gill
Wise
Ted Lipinski
Beckley
Tommy Arnett
Lipinski
Arnett
Cay
Sedgewood Tennis Club
Baseball standings and schedule snippets from Monday to Tuesday
Standings show Milwaukee and Chicago records with forthcoming games listed. Tuesday schedules include Seattle at Toronto and Milwaukee at New York among others, with multiple 8:35 and 10:35 p.m. starts. Today's slate features Pittsburgh, Houston, St. Louis, San Diego, Cincinnati, and more games across East and West stadiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Vuckovich
Natiese
Chicago
Lamp
M .Williams
Seattle
Toronto
Baltimore
New York
Cotereens
Oakland
Kansas City
Minnesota
Boston
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Sarmiento
Filer
Houston
Ryan
Atla
St. Louis
Mura
Carlton
San Diego
Welsh
Valenzuela
Cincinnati
Leibrandt
Cisco
Martin
Montreal
Philadel
Atlanta
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Cleveland
California
Wepre Tose
Texas
St Luis
Cage
San
Princeton Wins Big League doubleheader 12-0 and 12-4
Princeton Big League swept Union in five innings and four, 12-0 and 12-4. Cecil Hardin earned the first game win with help from Jay Jennelle and Robert Reed homers. Jeff St. Clair scored three times. Mike Vestal led the second game with a 3-for-4 effort, a homer, and the win. Steve Gunter and John Meadows added two hits each. Union’s Buddy Cransfield and Rod Mohler each homered in defeat. International NBA flavor grows as seven players are born outside the United States including Sven Nater James Donaldson Peter Gudmundsson Kiki Van deweghe Mychal Thompson Ernie Grunfeld and Rolando Blackman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tom
Borrelli
Gerhart
Trader
Charley
Crumley
Ball
Scesnak
Habyan
Anderson
Pikeville
Johnson City
Tenn. Wood
P.m
IN Young Park
M.D
American Board OF Internal Medicine
Parks Clinic
Internal Medicine
Mercer Street
W.V
Buddy Cransfield
Rod Mohler
Jr.s
Mountaineer Bowling Lanes, Inc
Cumberland Road
W.va
General Steel Radial
Monroe Auto Equipment Company
Fon Bonaire
New
Wee Motors
General Tire Service
Bluefield Avenue
Ucks
Adu
Mada Io
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!