Baileysville and Magnolia sweep sectional baseball action
Thursday sectional results show Baileysville 10 over Oceana 8 and 1 inning wins for Magnolia 12 over Tyler Consolidated and 14 0 over Tyler Consolidated. Mount View dominates Laeger 11 1 and 7 1, plus Parkersburg South edges Parkersburg 7 4. High school scores span multiple districts with strong showings from Richlands, South Harrison, and Tolsia. National and major league results listed alongside local school action.
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Baileysville
Oceana
Big Creek
Braxton
Webster County
Bridgeport
South Harrison
Clay County
Braxton County
Fayetteville
Marsh Fork
Liberty Harrison
Ritchie County
Magnolia
Tyler Consolidated
Wyoming East
Mount View
Laeger
Nicholas County
Greenbrier West
Parkersburg
Parkersburg Catholic
Paden City
PikeView
Bluefield
Ravenswood
Williamstown
Richwood
South Charleston
Nitro
Grafton
Tolsia
Tug Valley
Wahama
Wirt County
Wayne
Winfield
Poca
Minnesota
Kansas City
Seattle
Toronto
Oakland
Boston
Baltimore
Cleveland
N.Y
Mount View Golden Knights sweep Jaeger in regional doubleheader
Mount View High School, led by coach Nick Shaffron, swept Jaeger 11-1 and 7-1 to reach the West Virginia regional semifinals. Senior pitcher Josh Parish worked five innings with 11 strikeouts, while Eric White collected two hits and three RBIs as Mount View opened the scoring in the third with six runs. They advance to host either Wyoming East or Man High in the next round.
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ELCH
West Virginia
Nick Shaffron
Golden Knights
Jaeger
Mount View
Wyoming East
Man High
Warriors
Hillbillies
Man
Eric White
Josh Parish
Parish
Hokies visit FCC tonight for Orange and Maroon Tour
Bluefield Hokie Club hosts the Orange and Maroon Tour at Fincastle Country Club in Bluefield Virginia tonight. A golf tournament and dinner begin with a social cash bar at 6 and dinner at 7 costing 20 dollars per person. Co chairs Ron Yost and Bill King, with Virginia Tech coaches present, and tickets at the door.
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Bluefield
Fincastle Country Club
Bluefield Hokie Ub
Ron Yost
Bill King
Virginia Tech
Yost
King
Kings
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Old school tennis guides BHS Sarver to semifinal
Bluefield senior Andy Sarver showcased old school slicing and net play in a quarterfinal win over Casey Moser of Williamstown. The defending Class AAA No. 1 seed advances to face Shane Hutton of Charleston Catholic, noting extra pressure after last year’s title and a season only blemished by one loss to Jared McKiernan.
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Harleston
Andy Sarver
Mark
Williamstown
Casey Moser
Sarver
Bluefield
Moser
Charleston Catholic
Shane Hutton
Hutton
Jared McKiernan
Parkersburg South
McKiernan
Beavers dominate in singles at state tennis meet
HARLESTON The Cesi High School boys tennis team pursues a third straight state title at Watt Powell Park as Beavers sweep singles. Bluefield seed Andy Sarver, two time defending champ, and Doss Howell reach semifinals. Parkersburg South and Huntington players win key matches. several defending champions move on while team scores are pending.
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Bluefield
Andy Sarver
Sarver
Charleston
Watt Powell Park
Harleston
Cesi High School
Beavers
Chapmanville
Seth Cyfers
Williamstown
Casey Moser
Doss Howell
Parkersburg Catholic
Brent Hardman
Matt Stonestreet
Winfield
Brian Stuck
Howell
Kelli Howell
Sissonville
Tracy Fabian
Samantha Werblin
Elizabeth Smith
PikeView pounds Beaver for semifinal berth in region tournament
PikeView remade its mound strategy as Choate rebounded from an rough start to hurl a three hitter and power the Panthers to a 10-2 win over Bluefield Beavers. The victory earns a spot in the Class AA Region III Section 3 final against James Monroe.
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Luefield
Choate
Bluefield Beavers
PikeView Panthers
Beavers
Panthers
James Monroe
PikeView
Jerry Payton
Joey Compton
Possible Major League Baseball Strike Looms Again
The article warns of a growing likelihood of a players strike as union officials cite gridlock in contract talks with owners. With no progress by Wednesday, a strike could start as early as August, risking a season halt and no postseason, echoing 1994. Fans face rising costs and uncertainty amid post Sept 11 world, while players and owners clash over losses and star contracts.
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Players Union
Major League Baseball Players Union
Gene Orza
Tough Life
Carl Everett
Bud Selig
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Huntington St. Joseph
Emily Diedrich
Keyser
John Gustafson
Huntington
Tyler Eddins
Michael Haden
Yuri Kostyaev
Florida
Beaver
JMHS
Bob Redd
Richard Sizemore
Josh Wyatt
Lee Pearson
Zach Denardo
Sean Boyd
Denardo
Andreas Wright
Adam Williams
Compton
Pearson
Jessie Roberts
Aaron Gunter
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Eric DiNovo
Rusty Coeburn
T.J. Bridgeman
Nelson
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