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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 2006
Page
13
Andre Agassi started slow then defeated 71st ranked Boris Pashanski of Serbia 2-6 6-2 6-4 6-3 on Tuesday. The match featured Agassi overcoming nerves as he found form late to win.
Ronaldo netted his 15th World Cup goal with a clever stepover to beat Ghana keeper Richard Kingson in the fifth minute, breaking the tie with Gerd Mueller as Brazil defeated Germany 3-0 on Tuesday.
The Appalachian League reports rainouts for Tuesdays games Danville at Princeton and Bluefield at Elizabethton, with Wednesday and future makeup doubleheaders announced. Bluefield and Princeton will resume play with DHs at 6 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. respectively, including PRays giveaways and Orioles magnets.
Bluefield Virginia town registration opens for a summer softball league beginning July 10 at Graham Recreation Park. Entry fee is 285 dollars per team. A coaches meeting is today at 6 15 p m. Call 276 322 4626 for details.
After a rain delayed Booz Allen Classic, Ben Curtis celebrated his first win since the 2003 British Open. He praised the course setup by the superintendents and called the victory a relief he had awaited for three years.
ESPN analyst Peter Gammons, 61, suffered a brain aneurysm Tuesday morning and had surgery at a Boston hospital. He is expected to remain in intensive care for 10 to 12 days, per the Boston Globe. Switzerland was eliminated from the World Cup after a 3-0 penalty shootout loss to Ukraine following a scoreless draw.
Concord University announces a 700000 dollar contract to install artificial turf at Callaghan Stadium. The field will be named June O. Shott Field due to a gift from Bluefield donor June O. Shott. Turf, described as football grass, will be ready for the September 9 home opener.
Tyrone Gilliard joins the 2006 Bluefield Barons as a defensive back, praised by coach Bill Dudley for boosting a previously weak unit. A former all state running back at Princeton High School and three year Pitt starter, he returned to football after a one year hiatus seeking to play again. Dudley hinted at undisclosed efforts to recruit him to the Barons.
Andre Agassi began his final Wimbledon campaign with a shaved head and a sponsor cap, replacing his 1992 trophy look. A homemade necklace reading Daddy Rocks drew attention as fans offered a standing ovation during his first match back at the All England Club.
Toronto general manager Bryan Colangelo said the Raptors appear locked into the No 1 selection and will use the pick. He noted several teams inquired but none offered a deal strong enough to justify trading the top pick, with Andrea Bargnani and LaMarcus Aldridge among considerations.
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