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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 2009
Page
10
Wimbledon results with top players, men and women, plus golf tour standings and money leaders. Includes matches from London and Santa Ana Pueblo, plus MLB, NASCAR schedules, and radio/TV listings for sports talk and games.
Appalachian League Tuesday games list Boston against Baltimore at 7 05 pm Chicago White Sox visit Cleveland at 7 05 pm Seattle plays New York Yankees at 7 05 pm Tampa Bay meets Toronto at 7 07 pm Los Angeles Angels go to Texas at 8 05 pm Minnesota visits Kansas City at 8 10 pm Detroit travels to Oakland at 10 05 pm East Division table shows W L Pet with standings reference 39 M4 534
Golf data show season figures through June 28 with top averages for scoring and driving distance. Tiger Woods leads the scoring average at 68.62, followed by David Toms 69.23 and Steve Stricker 69.46, while driving distance is led by Bubba Watson at 312.0 yards, with Robert Garrigus 308.3 and Dustin Johnson 307.2.
MLB suspended Milwaukee RHP Jeremy Jeffress for 100 games after a third drug of abuse violation. Indians activated RHP Chris Perez and optioned INF Josh Barfield to Columbus. Cubs recalled OF Sam Fuld and placed INF Aaron Miles on the 15 day DL. Darvill Blair and Whitenack signed. Nationals agreed to terms with six players including Robernus Jenkins Rosenbaum Breault King Swynenberg McCarty.
A one day basketball tournament set for Saturday July 25 at the old Elkhorn School gym seeks to reach youth in McDowell County with wholesome recreation and a safe environment. Organizers led by evangelist Sheila Smith plan seven person teams in four age groups with a halftime worship event and certificates trophies and monetary awards. Registration closes Friday with a $5 participation fee and church donations welcomed to help players without funds. Volunteers are sought to support the outreach driven event documented by Tom Bone.
At 10 39 p m London time Andy Murray clinched a five set victory over Stan Wawrinka in near record darkness and humid heat on Centre Court. Murray celebrated by kneeling and lofting a ball off the roof as the crowd roared. Wawrinka impressed early then faded as Murray surged late, the night session delivering the day’s most thrilling match amid a Wimbledon lineup dominated by Federer Djokovic and Roddick with Venus Williams also advancing before Ivanovic withdrew with a thigh injury. Melanie Oudin exited in the fourth round losing to Agnieszka Radwanska 6 4 7 5.
Gardner Billy Jack Varney struck out 14 to earn the win for Princeton as the 11 and 12 year old team defeated Hinton 12 to 4. Varney and Aaron Ferguson led offense with triples, Dan Culberto added a double, and Ryan Bayle, Austin Cordell, Jason Weitzel, and Grant Rotenberry collected hits. Princeton sits 2-0 in pool play and will face Shady Spring at 6 p.m. at GPSL fields in Gardner.
Bluefield Virginia area calendar notes an organizing meeting for the Graham Women's Football Boosters on Tuesday July 7 at 7 pm in front of Graham High School. Mothers of prospective players are urged to attend. Contact Karen Marrs or Angie Byrd with questions.
Princeton Rays beat Bristol 5-4 in 12 innings after Tomas Francisco delivered an RBI single in the 12th. The game, delayed by a thunderstorm, saw Bristol rally with a bases-loaded walk to tie in the ninth before Jairo De La Rosa got the win. Princeton starter Jason McEachern went six innings with five strikeouts.
Cody Rogers belted his first professional home run a two out shot in the Princeton fifth. Greeneville extended its lead with runs in the sixth and seventh, then held on behind Quevedo’s five innings for the win. Rodriguez took the loss as Princeton stranded runners after a fifth inning rally. Jerome Perez and Altuve led Greeneville with three hits overall.
Bluefield led 4-2 after five, but Robert Holloway allowed seven runs in the sixth and seventh as Burlington pulled away. Deybi De La Cruz earned the win in relief, while Santana collected two hits for Bluefield and Yowill Espinal went 3 for 5 for Burlington. Bluefield visits Pulaski Friday at 7 p.m. with fireworks after the game.
The 18 year old pitcher recalls a strong start in extended spring training with 11 innings and nine strikeouts, stresses staying healthy, and expresses pride in the Rays organization. He ranks 29th in Tampa Bay’s prospect list and highlights growth from Gulf Coast to Durham.
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