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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 2006
Page
15
Schedule shows 2006 Bluefield Orioles games from June 21 to July 17 with multiple rain forced postponements. Entries include at Elizabethton Princeton Bristol Danville Princeton Kingston Greeneville and Princeton DH designations, plus days off and doubleheaders.
Princeton Devils Rays schedule through July eleven lists results against Pulaski Danville Bluefield Burlington Greeneville and Bristol with rain post po d and double headers noted including DH at Danville and Bluefield OH OK and OK and July off. Draft order teams are shown from Toronto to Boston with round two teams listed.
ESPN2 airs Dominick Guinn vs Tony Thompson in a heavyweight bout from San Jose California at 10 p.m. Also MLB games Yankees at Braves Mets at Red Sox White Sox at Pirates plus Wimbledon results from London and NBA draft prospects list with early entries from colleges and international players.
A schedule roundup lists Tuesday results and Wednesday night games across the Majors. Key matchups include Mets at Yankees, Astros at Tigers, Dodgers at Twins, Phillies at Orioles, and Cubs hosting Milwaukee with a full slate of late games involving Braves, Mariners, Reds, Indians, and more. Standout pitchers noted include Smoltz, Pettitte, Santana, Hamels, Beckett, and Lilly along with several afternoon and evening starts across multiple venues.
Recap of Monday games in the Appalachian League includes Bristol at Burlington 15 1, Bristol 3 Burlington 1. Danville 4 Greeneville 3 in 10 innings. Elizabethton at Pulaski ppd by rain with first game also ppd. Kingsport 9 Johnson City 6, comp of susp game Johnson City 2 Kingsport 1 in 8 innings. Princeton at Bluefield ppd by rain with both games ppd.
AJ Burnett pitched six shutout innings in his second start back from the disabled list to lift the Toronto Blue Jays 6-0 over the Washington Nationals. Burnett improved to 1-1, M Hill homered and drove in three, Lyle Overbay also went deep, while Washington dropped to 1-6 on a rough nine game road trip.
Gilliard plans to join the Bluefield Barons after leaving Pitt as a captain and seeking both on field success and personal growth. He switched from Arena football to outdoor play, motivated by grass and a longer field, while coach Dudley praises his talent and character as a potential catalyst for victories.
Area calendar item notes Princeton Middle School hosting football skills clinics June 29-30 with 25 dollar fee. Grades 3-6 attend 9 am to noon while grades 7-8 run 9 am to 2 pm. Contact Randy Peak at 425-7517 or 7518 for details.
Brazil defeated Ghana 3-0 in Dortmund as Ronaldo scored in the fifth minute to become the World Cup all time scoring leader with 15 goals. Adriano and Ze Roberto added goals as Brazil solidified its triumph. In Hanover, Zidane provided the crucial free kick for France, leading to Vieira's header and Zidane's later goal.
Andre Agassi, cheered by fans, survives a rough opening in a 2-6 6-2 6-4 6-3 win over Boris Pashanski at Wimbledon Day 2. The reigning star, who announced his retirement after the U S Open, drew extra attention as rain limited play and many fans glimpsed top players across the grounds.
Toronto Raptors face decisions on second year players Charlie Villanueva and Joey Graham through the 2008 09 season with options due by October 31. President Colangelo aims to build around Villanueva Graham and Chris Bosh as core. Villanueva averaged 13.0 points and 6.4 rebounds in 81 games, set a team rookie scoring mark of 48, and earned All Rookie first team honors.
The CU board notes Desso DLW synthetic turf will be installed at the 50 year stadium with ambitious plans. Quick aims for top regional status and possible future NCAA playoff games, while construction starts after the Fourth of July and may share space with women's soccer in August.
Rodney Hughey and Concord University leaders praise the artificial surface project led by Hogg and Quick. Beasley notes the field will serve football soccer baseball and intramurals, while staff expect durability in all weather. Local contractor involvement and the shift from Concord College to Concord University are highlighted.
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