Miller chooses UVA in high-stakes Princeton recruit saga
Princeton All-American Jimmy Miller signs a non-binding letter of intent with the Virginia Cavaliers. His pickup follows UVA’s history of late recruiting wins, aided by Ralph Sampson's decision to return and the Cavaliers' rise to the Final Four. Miller led Princeton to the AAA state title.
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Jimmy Miller decision delays end in Charlottesville
Daily Telegraph reports on Princeton High School standout Jimmy Miller and his mother Brenda negotiating amid a flurry of NCAA signing suspense. Miller considers Virginia as the likely winner, with other options including West Virginia Wake Forest Virginia Tech Kentucky.
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NAIA Playoffs Open With Rain Delays at Bowen Field
NAIA Area baseball playoffs at Bowen Field begin today after rain. At 1:00 p.m. Winthrop faces Wingate, 4:00 p.m. Cumberland meets Charleston, and 7:00 p.m. features the first losers. Sunday games follow at 1:00 and 4:00 p.m. with a potential Monday title game at 4:00. Tickets cost 1 for adults and 50 cents for children at the gate.
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Rain Delays Second Round At Colonial National Invitation
At Fort Worth Texas a thunderstorm halted play in the second round of the Colonial National Invitation after nine players completed their rounds. Jerry Heard led with 139 after 36 holes, one under par, amid 7,190 yard layout flooding. The round will be finished Saturday with the field cut to low 60 for a 36 hole finale Sunday.
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Montcalm Girls Reach WV Final Four Softball
Millie Flanigan reports Montcalm Lady Generals will face Martinsburg in the West Virginia final four at East End Field in Moundsville Friday at 1:00 p.m. Bishop Donahue vs John Marshall opens the semifinal at 11:00 a.m. Consolation at 3:00 p.m., final 4:30 p.m. Other items note Williamsport or local events and regional baseball results.
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Barker Delivers Major League’s First Perfect Game Since 1968
Len Barker of the Cleveland Indians pitched the majors first perfect game since 1968, beating the Toronto Blue Jays 3 0 at Municipal Stadium. He struck out 11, issued no walks, and received stellar infield support from Tom Veryzer Duane Kuiper and Toby Harrah as the game remained scoreless through nine innings.
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Big Creek sweeps Region VI AA track at Concord College
Big Creek Owls won both boys and girls Region VI Class AA track meets at Concord College. Randy Jamison and Tywanda Abercrombie led the winners with multiple top marks, including Jamison’s 21-1 long jump and Abercrombie’s 15-9 long jump and 13.1 100 meters. Athens, Bramwell, Hinton, and others trailed in both standings as BC dominated with high point totals in a day of strong performances.
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