Baby Birds struggle in Appalachian League stand
Bluefield Orioles face rough start in 1990 Appalachian League homestand with overmatched talent. Aaron Holbert, Johnson City shortstop and first round pick, debuts with two hits and an RBI double, while wild plays and aluminum to wood bat adjustments hinder Bluefield.
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Deacon Jones
Bluefield Orioles
Ague
Johnson City
Peoria
Aaron Holbert
Bluefield College
Tazewell High School
Elizabethton
Pulaski
Dominican Republic
Tecall
Luis Mercedes
Mercedes
Superman
Jones
Bluefield
Holbert
Carlos Gordian
Manute Bol
German Paredes
Gordian
Baby Birds
Roy Hodge
Hodge
John Dempsey
Dempsey
Sean Page
Princeton
Top Gun
Bowen Field
Long Beach
Cardinals
Boston
Tony Pena
Mark DeJohn
Princeton Patriots
Hunnicutt Field
Patriots
Orioles
Jose Millares
Wiley
Francisco Tejaba
Greg Zaun
Allen Davis
Davis
Aurelio Llanos
Pats
Brito
Keith Schmidt
Jesus Garces
Steve DiMarco
Grant Miller
Miller
Millares
Bomb scare halts Wimbledon play as security tightens
A camera left at Wimbledon near the main gate prompted evacuation of three side courts and a blocked area around Centre Court for about 30 minutes. No damage found and play resumed. Ivan Lendl defeated Jakob Hlasek 6-1 6-3 6-0, with Navratilova and others advancing in advancing rounds amid a cool day.
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Wimbledon
England
Centre Court
London
Metropolitan Police
Ivan Lendl
Jakob Hlasek
Switzerland
Martina Navratilova
Anne Smith
U.S
Stefan Edberg
Miroslav Mech
Gabriela Sabatini
Argentina
Anke Huber
West Germany
Henri Leconte
Ros Fairbank
Jim Courier
Jason Stoletenberg
Australia
Michael Chang
Jim Pugh
Katerina Maleeva
Kimiko Date
Japan
Kevin Curren
South Africa
Gary Muller
Muller
Tim Mayotte
Antonitsch
Ming
Leconte
Lendl
Hlasek
Bowling league attracts diverse membership
In Chicago at Marigold Bowl, a 32-lane center near Wrigley Field hosts many leagues reflecting wide diversity. A Japanese league, Puerto Rican league, gay and lesbian leagues, hospital leagues, a tavern league, and others show a cross section of races religions and occupations. Owner Bob Fagenholz calls it a League of Nations and notes they cater to a broad clientele.
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Chicago
Marigold Bowl
North Side
Cubs
Wrigley Field
League of Nations
Bob Fagenholz
Fagenholz
Advertising Council
Marigold Straits
Fred Schmidt
Trevino leads pack at U.S. Senior Open
Lee Trevino shot eight birdies and a late bogey to finish 5 under par for the first round at Ridgewood Country Club in Paramus New Jersey, holding a one stroke lead after a dramatic finish that featured a near disaster at the 18th hole and a fist pump salute.
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Paramus
N.J
Lee Trevino
Trevino
Ridgewood Country Club
Prince joins Concord College football staff as defensive line coach
Former MU and West Virginia State assistant Gary Prince is hired by Concord College head coach Bob Mullett to coach the defensive line for the Mountain Lions. Prince, a Marsh Fork High graduate from Raleigh County, played Concord baseball and has coaching stints at WV State and Marshall. He also ran a small business and worked as a librarian.
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Athens
Marshall University
West Virginia State
Gary Prince
Concord
Bob Mullett
Prince
Mountain Lions
WVIAC
Raleigh County
East Bank Junior High
Kanawha County
Cree Banks
George Chaump
Marshall
John Tenuta
Southern Methodist
Gary
Don Christie
Marsh Fork High
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Francisco Tejada
Ivan Lend
Dale Mullins
Steve Hollins
Luis Brito
Birds
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Bowling League
Pack
New Concord
Jack Nicklaus