Local sports briefs mix camps and tournaments in Bluefield area
Sports items list multiple events across Bluefield and nearby towns. Lady Blues run a July basketball skills camp for grades 3-6 and 7-12 with a pool party, priced at 40 dollars. Other items include Bluefield State golf classic July 28, Bland County softball tourney July 1-2, Richlands tennis clinic through Aug 16, Bluefield College cheer camp Aug 2-5, and various races, clinics, and fundraisers with dates, locations, and contact numbers.
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Bluefield
Ned Shott
Lady Blues
Tom Jessee
Fincastle Country
BSC Alumni Association
Sue Ye Sa
Bland
Bland County
Bland County Fairgrounds
Tyke
Nancy
Richlands
Richlands Recreation Center
Jeff Tartar
Bluefield College
ECA
P.O
South Hill
Bastian
Wolf Creek Golf Club
Tracy Roberts
Wolf Creek
Steve Sarver
USPTA
Princeton
Sarver
Bramwell
Lillian Pierce
Alma Anello
Green Valley
Minutemen
Ceres
Karen Thompson
Princeton Senior High School
Spanishburg
Spanishburg Field
Tazewell
Farmers Livestock Market
Farmer’s Livestock Market
Athens - Concord College
Steve Cox
Concord
Centennial Hall
Cox
Bluefield Parks and Recreation
Bluefield State College
Day Standly lead at FedEx St Jude Classic in Memphis
Glen Day and Mike Standly shot 9-under 62 to share first round lead at the FedEx St Jude Classic in Memphis. Dennis Paulson followed at 64. several players on 66, Day and Standly both near the top amid strong play and weather conditions on the TPC at Southwind.
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Memphis
Tenn
Glen Day
Mike Standly
Day
Standly
Dennis Paulson
Scott Simpson
John Cook
Southwind
Cero
Eagle
Ringer Ties Snead for Open Senior Lead After 68
Bethesda MD AP Larry Ringer shot a 4-under 68 to share the lead with J C Snead after the opening round of the U S Senior Open. Arnold Palmer joined in as Ringer recalled playing with the legend and declared he felt like a king after a bogey-free round.
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Bethesda, Md
Arnold Palmer
Larry Ringer
Ringer
J.C. Snead
Naval Academy
Palmer
Snead
Bob Murphy
Tom Weiskopf
Greater Princeton Minor League champs Cardinals finish 15-1
The 1995 Greater Princeton Little League minor division champions, the Cardinals, ended the season with a 15-1 record. Players include Carlos Duncan, Jason Hilling, Erich Myers, Leslie Perdue, Stephen Cook, David Whittaker, Dwayne Mitchem, Brad Heartd, Justin Cline, Doug Winn, Zach Struble, Justin Nunnery. staff: Les Perdue, Jim Hilling, Chris Myers.
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Greater Princeton
Black Oak Mining
Brandon Dotson
Chris Whitt
Bobby Benfield
John Whitt
Jonathan Bailey
Rod Whitt
Dustin Whitt
Mark Wright
Randy Sparks
Justin Belcher
Maitland Bailey
Phillip Desgrande
Aaron Howell
Derrick Bailey
Cardinals
Straley Elementary School
Carlos Duncan
Jason Hilling
Erich Myers
Leslie Perdue
Stephen Cook
David Whittaker
Dwayne Mitchem
Brad Heartd
Justin Cline
Doug Winn
Zach Struble
Justin Nunnery
Les Perdue
Jim Hilling
Chris Myers
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Mark James
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Jarmo Sandelin
Mark McNulty
Zimbabwe
Andrew Sherborne
St. Burach
Bernhard Langer
Langer
Bluefield Regional Medical Center
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Brandon Matson
Greg Dempsey
Matt James
Lucas Mill
Josh Dempsey
Geof Dempsey
Daniel Wells
Harry T. Hanley
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Zach Romano
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Jonnie Wysong
Misty Smith
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Lisa Melton
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