Friday Baseball Results Across Leagues
American League Toronto beat Texas 5 to 4 while Cleveland topped Oakland 1 to 0 New York Yankees defeated Tampa Bay 7 to 5 Seattle played Boston and Baltimore faced Detroit Anaheim met Chicago White Sox Minnesota faced Kansas City in late games In the National League Pittsburgh defeated Chicago Cubs 9 to 5 Cincinnati beat Montreal 7 to 1 Philadelphia won 3 to 2 over Atlanta Florida 2, New York Mets 1 San Diego at Milwaukee and St Louis at Houston and Arizona at Los Angeles and Colorado at San Francisco all listed as late NBA playoffs Lakers beat Timberwolves 92 to 85 and hold a 3 1 series lead Friday game in Detroit listed as late.
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Graham tops on All-SWD tennis team
Graham High School dominated the All-SWD tennis selections for 2004 with first team picks across boys and girls. Key honorees include Zain Qazi Ben Rash Mozi Dawood Sarah Akers Sarah Schwarz Anna Munsey and coaches Mark Sarver Roscoe Warner. Sarah Akers and Ryan Harvey earned player of the year honors.
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Graham High School
Graham
Zain Qazi
Ben Rash
Mozi Dawood
Soph
Sarah Akers
Sarah Schwarz
Anna Munsey
SWC
Tazewell
Jason Hayes
Carroll County
Ryan Harvey
Carlos Ruiz
Richlands
Ryan Richardson
Heather Rinehart
Christy Mabe
Natasha Ascue
Simy Kabaria
Mark Sarver
Roscoe Warner
SWD
Walter Crickmer
Drew Marrs
Josh _ Cline
Jamison Jones
James Pruitt
Brad Easter
Chris Hale
Amy Shaffron
Adrienne Graham
Southwest District Baseball Honors Highlight Tazewell Trio
The 2004 All-Southwest District baseball team reflects strong showings from Tazewell and Carroll County. Pitcher Casey Herald and shortstop Timmy Brown share Player of the Year honors, with Brandon Horton also earning top nods. First team includes Brown Horton Elswick Herald Alvis Tester Wolfe Brintle Keene Tatum Smith. second team features six Tazewell players and other district standouts.
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Casey Herald
Brandon Horton
Carroll County
Richlands
Timmy Brown
Brown
Horton
Graham High School
Colin Elswick
Ti Sa
Southwest District
Carroll County Cavaliers
Graham
Herald
Michael Alvis
Zack Tester
Zeb Wolfe
Josh Brintle
Jeremy Keene
Travis Tatum
Adam Smith
Elswick
Alvis
Jason Williams
Tazewell Bulldogs
Richlands Blue Tornado
Cchs Cavaliers
Belcher
Skidmore
Safin's cheeky stunt shakes up French Open crowd
Marat Safin kept his French Open run lively by dropping his shorts during a fifth set point and mooning the crowd after a drop shot. He earned a one-point penalty for the act amid a tense match against Felix Mantilla that stretched to five sets, ending 6-4 2-6 6-2 6-7 11-9.
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Carlos Bernardes Jr
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Mike Morrissey
Belcher Skidmore top Class of 2004 at Graham High
Liz Skidmore and Nathan Belcher, multi sport stars at Graham High School, were named top academic achievers in the Class of 2004. Skidmore shares co valedictorian honors with Tess Sell, while Belcher is the salutatorian.
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Liz Skidmore
Nathan Belcher
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Tess” Sell
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Belcher earns VHSL top AA male athlete honor
Nathan Belcher of Graham High School capped a three sport career by being named one of Virginia's 10 top athletes in Group AA. He won the 2004 Farm Bureau Insurance VHSL Achievement Award and will receive a $1,000 scholarship. Belcher, salutatorian and future William and Mary student, praised coaches and teammates.
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Farm Bureau
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College of William & Mary
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Bottonline
East River
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