Hilton Head Vacation Turns Golf Obsessed Family Trap
John Carson recalls a Hilton Head trip that morphed from a relaxing beach week into a golf heavy endurance test. The writer details non stop beach mall and dolphin cruises while the family diverged on activities, leaving him longing for greens and a final U S Open finish back home.
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Baby Birds rally to win first Bluefield doubleheader game
Bluefield Orioles erased a 2-0 and 6-2 deficit to beat Kingsport 16-9 in game one. Key moments included Scott Metcalf and Matt Riemer driving in runs, a four-run third, and an 11-6 lead after four innings aided by four Kingsport errors. Garrett Stephenson earned the win. Ervin Collier took the loss.
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Johnston to take bigger on field role with Orioles farm team
Len Johnston, long time Orioles minor league coordinator, will be more visible this season with the Baby Birds. With only a manager and pitching coach on site, Johnston will assist with first base coaching and practice instruction while also helping rookie manager Mike O Berry acclimate players to professional baseball and the Oriole way.
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Burlington bats erupt as Indians sweep Princeton doubleheader
Burlington Indians exploded for season highs in runs and hits to beat Princeton Reds 13-9 in the opener at Hunnicutt Field. In game two, Craig Sides no-hit Princeton for 42-3 innings as Burlington won 5-2 to complete the doubleheader sweep. Reds travel to Bowen Field for a 6 p.m. game with the Bluefield Orioles.
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No Grand Slam bid ends as Olhovskiy shocks Courier at Wimbledon
Jim Courier the world’s No 1 player saw his Grand Slam hopes end in the 4th round with a 6 4 4 6 6 4 loss to Russian qualifier Andrei Olhovskiy. Olhovskiy became the first qualifier to beat the top seed in Wimbledon history and move to the round of 16 to face John McEnroe. McEnroe defeated David Wheaton 6 3 4 6 4 6 4 to reach the quarterfinals.
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