Wednesday scoreboard highlights various leagues and high scores
The BGC era scoreboard lists standings across multiple leagues from Wednesday through Friday. Notable high series include Loretta Hammond 573 and Ruth Porter 582. Gary Adkins 269. Jim Macomber 671. Ronnie Craey 763. Teams such as Misfits and Pin Busters appear with varied records, while leagues span Bluefield, Mountaineer, and intramural divisions.
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Teresa Christian-Daiores Vira
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Lorna Phillips
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Good Sports
Ups & Downs
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Jims Gang
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Rosemary Warman
Paul Perry
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Bernice Lucado
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Newberry Ford
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Dwayne Tiller
Frank Colobro
Carol Fortner
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Its Your Birthday
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Chicago at Dallas in ESPN2 coverage notes
Chicago at Dallas scheduled for 9 p.m. as part of a split-squad MLB exhibition slate. The listing clarifies that split-squad games count in standings while games against non major league teams do not.
NHL Glance Eastern and Western Conference Standings
A compact roundup shows the Eastern Conference leaders across divisions with New Jersey atop the Atlantic at 38 16 6 4 and 86 points while New York Islanders and Rangers trail. In the Central Indiana leads with 64 wins, and in the Midwest Dallas dominates the West with 45 14 and 76.3 percent winning pace. Monday games include Boston edging Memphis 111 110 and Sacramento beating Philadelphia 107 99 with a slate of late games across the league.
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Virginia Tech Beats St John’s 69 53 in College Basketball
Virginia Tech defeated St John’s 69 to 53. George Mason? (note: actual article lists various scores. focus on readable items) The slate includes Georgia St 64 Samford 52 and Miami 73 Georgetown 71 with other midwest results and conference playoff scores noted.
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Midwest
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E. Michigan
Ohio
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Baseball and NFL and NHL player moves across major leagues
Baseball notes include Alfonso Soriano renewal with the Yankees and Joaquin Benoit one year with the Rangers, Reds signing Adam Dunn, Mets minor league assignments, and Jays, Canaries, and other team trades. In basketball and football, Cowboys, Texans, Dolphins, Vikings, Giants, Jets personnel changes. Raiders extend Rice and Brown. numerous CFL, NHL shifts across teams.
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Associated Press
NEW York Yankees
Alfonso Soriano
Texas Rangers
Joaquin Benoit
Toronto Blue Jays
Jason Arnold
John Ford Griffin
Cincinnati Reds
Adam Dunn
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Brett Kay
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Joe Hietpas
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Roger Kalinowski
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Doug Dreher
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Trey Beamon
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National Basketball Association
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Pepe Sanchez
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Jay Foreman
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Jason Garrett
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Lawrence Tynes
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National Lacrosse League rosters and college hires listed
Philadelphia Wings place Tom Ryan on injured reserve and sign forward Brian Tower. Bluffton names Phil Talavinia athletic director and Sara Wakefield associate athletic director for 2003-04. Marshall names Shaine Miles assistant football coach. Purdue names David Mitchell running backs coach. AP Sportlight notes Frank Carauna bowled two perfect games in a row. Ernest Terrell wins heavyweight title in 1965 over Eddie Machen. Bob Seagren indoor pole vault record at 17 feet 1/4 inch in 1966.
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Marshall
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Associated Press
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Eddie Machen
Chicago
Bob Seagren
Albuquerque
UConn 2001-02 Win Streak Game-by-Game Summary
UConn opened with dominant wins through the 2001-02 season, including notable 93-50 over Fairfield and 101-44 against CS Northridge. The streak extended into ACC and Big East battles, ending with postseason notes in the NCAA Tournament.
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Longest Women’s Division Winning Streaks Through March 4 2003
The list ranks top NCAA women’s Division I winning streaks led by Connecticut 2001 to present at 68 games, followed by Louisiana Tech 1980 82 with 54 and Tennessee 1996 98 with 45. It also notes UCLA men’s 88 game NCAA record and provides current team notes, upcoming tournament games, and rankings through early March 2003.
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Connecticut
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Area Sports Briefs Pinnacle registration moves forward in Bluewell
Pinnacle Little League continues signups for ages 5 to 16 in Bluewell Bramwell Brushfork and Montcalm for football softball and baseball. Forms mailed or available at Athlete's Closet and Kroger's. Deadline March 7. Tryouts March 9 at 2 p.m. Montcalm High. Coaching meeting March 6 7 p.m. Webster's Bluewell. Call Mike 589-3188 for details.
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Mercer County Youth Soccer League
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Princeton Rec Center
Marshall reveals 2003 football schedule highlights
Marshall will play two nationally televised road games on consecutive Wednesdays in November, at Miami Ohio on November 12 and at Central Florida on November 19, with a September 12 home game against Toledo also televised. The schedule includes five home games and an 11-game slate, with Tennessee as a non conference foe in 2003 and LSU off the schedule.
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Marshall
Thundering Herd
Miami
Ohio
Central Florida
Toledo
ESPN
ESPN2
Tennessee
Hofstra
Kent State
Akron
Ballard Christian Falls to Oak Hill Red Team 67 53
Ballard Christian School ends the 2002-03 basketball season with a 67 53 loss to Oak Hill Academy Red Team at Ballard. Justin Spencer led Ballard with 26 points. Jesse Spencer added 16. Oak Hill's Torres scored 18 and Robinson 17. Ballard previously won Saturday’s West Virginia Christian Schools championship at Appalachian Bible College.
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Justin Spencer
Jesse Spencer
Eagles
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Torres
Robinson
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Appalachian Bible College
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