WVU Officials Face $650,000 Budget Error
WVU comptroller Ben Tuchi says a $650,000 budgeting miscalculation in the athletic department was an error not a fraud. Board of Regents officials note delayed disclosure amid leadership changes as the issue involved duplicate entries tied to pre July 1 1980 football ticket revenues.
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Red Sox rally falls short as Schmidt wins it in 11th
Boston tops Minnesota 9-7 after squandering early lead. Schmidt belts first major league homer leadoff in 11th off Don Cooper, Bill Campbell gets win. Angels crush Brewers 9-1 as Hobson’s bases loaded triple keys four-run second. Padres beat Mets 10-6 on Perkins 13-game streak and RBI double.
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Tazewell Girls Take Regional Bid in Tennis History
Tazewell High girls tennis seeks regional advancement after finishing 9 2 in the regular season and placing third in the Southwest District behind Richlands and Marion. The undefeated Andes Foster doubles duo holds 11 straight wins and would reach the State Tennis Tournament if they prevail. Coach Julia Fox lauds the squad for teamwork and sportmanship. Sarah Waites earns most improved honors as a senior first-year player. Marsha Lockhart cited for consistency.
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Sports schedule and results from multiple leagues
Tonight's baseball slate lists Cincinnati at Pittsburgh and St Louis at Atlanta among 7:35 PM starts, plus Chicago at Houston 8:35 and New York at Los Angeles 10:05. NHL and college results include Narrows defeating Christiansburg 14-3 in Virginia and doubles matches Ayers Kiser over Addington Belcher 2-0. Also golf and hockey schedules with Montreal at San Francisco and New York Islanders at Minnesota on tap across days including Sunday and Tuesday fixtures.
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All Area Meeting sets 1981 All Area Baseball Team picks
Bluefield Daily Telegraph will host an All Area meeting Sunday at 2 30 PM at Frankies La Salute Bluewell to select the 1981 All Area Baseball Team. The board includes six permanent members plus five coaches with voting by panel including editors Foley and Borrelli and other Telegraph staff. Ballots must be mailed back by May 15 for tabulation.
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Montcalm Generals inch toward second state crown
Montcalm girls sit one win from a second straight state title after a 17 11 regional softball win over Pineville. Robin Belcher won pitcher with four hits including three triples as Montcalm rapped 40 hits and scored 10 runs in the final three innings.
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