Regional basketball game results from Richlands area
At Richlands Middle School group AA region four quarter scores show Carroll County defeating Fachlands 63 to 56 with top scorers Sarah Puckett and India Easter. Richlands beat Baileyville Big Creek 63 to 52 led by Laura Burress and Nora Stalier. Bluefield Jaeger and Finland also posted totals in a sprawling scoreboard.
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Richlands
Carrol County
Fachlands
Carroll County
Sarah Puckett
India Easter
Talisha Clontz
Jennifer Watkins
Dencan Jessup
Bethany Hill
Nikki Hawks
Mane Martin
Angie Farmer
Laura Burress
Martha Phipps
Kasti Bennett
Elisha Perkins
Kerri Bennett
Tara Mitchell
Crystal Armes
Princeton Girls Basketball at PikeView Ned Short Gym
Local high school girls basketball features Princeton against PikeView at Ned Short Gym at 7 30 p m Also on television ATP World Championships on TBS 6 05 p m Preseason NIT games George Washington at Syracuse and New Mexico State at Southern Cal on ESPN with boxing bout of the week at 9 30 p m Olympic basketball and pro games listed for Los Angeles and New York markets
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Princeton
PikeView
Ned Short
Don Nehlen
WXEE
TBS
George Washington
Syracuse
ESPN
New Mexico State
Baseball and other league personnel changes across MLB minor leagues
The report lists multiple front office, coaching, and staff moves across American Association leagues. Highlights include Oakland Athletics appointing Ted Polakowski and David Salow to Arizona operations, Rockies adding several pitchers and infielders to the 40-man, Giants releasing Kent Bottenfield and assigning Tony Menendez, and numerous manager and coach appointments in the Pacific Coast, Southern, Texas, California, Midwest, and Northwest Leagues. NFL and NCAA moves accompany NBA and NHL tweaks, with Miami signing, Patriots adding, Saints signing, Nets roster moves, Islanders ownership shift, and college appointments at Abilene Christian, Sacred Heart, Trinity, and Wisconsin disciplinary actions.
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Oakland Athletics
Ted Polakowski
Arizona
David Salow
Texas Rangers
Mike Paul
Perry Hill
Jim Lentine
Bump Wills
Colorado Rockies
Juan Acevedo
Garvin Alston
Roger Bailey
John Burke
Lloyd Peever
Mark Voisard
Jason Bates
Craig Counsell
Tom Schmidt
Quinton McCraken
SAN Francisco Giants
Kent Bottenfield
Tony Menendez
Phoenix
Phoenix Firebirds
Keith Bodie
Steve Cline
Billy Carpine
Bowling areas and church league standings summary
Bowling leagues across multiple days report current records for GVBC Pin Pals WVVA-TV and more. Notable teams include Miracle Valley New Life Ladies Johnston Chapel Flint Church of God and Mountaineer 5 with various win loss tallies, plus top scorers such as Roger Owensby and Don Blackwell.
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Monday Night Ladies
GVBC
Pin Pals
Wvva-Tv
Bowling Buddies
Princeton Dragway
Monday Night Church League
Miracle Valley
New Life Ladies
Johnston Chapel
Lilly Grove Baptist
Flint Church of God
the Good Samaritans
Miracle By Faith
Tuesday Night Men's Mountaineer
Glen Lyn
Flintstones
Boomerangs
Man's World
Joe Thompson
Rocky Crabtree
Harold Sparks Jr
Dennis Kirby
Brian Bragg
Wild Cats
Slow & Easy
Good Sports
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King Pins
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Thunderbolts
Last One
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Eager Beavers
Hardly Able
Lucky Strikes
the Juniors
Power House
the Spinners
Powder
Ackee Brakees
Pin Busters
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Big Dogs
Bowling Stones
the Family
Shining Stars
Davis Demons
Holy Cows
Holy Rollers
Angels
the Faithful Few
Temptations
Heavenly Saints
Ladies Shirt Tales
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All Thumbs
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Mercer County
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Gutterbalis
Becker Nets Narrow Win At World Championship
In Frankfurt on the World Championship tour, Boris Becker of Germany defeated Goran Ivanisevic of Croatia 6 3 3 6 7 6 7 5. Sergi Bruguera beat Michael Chang 7 6 5 7 1 5. Andre Agassi routed Alberto Berasategui 6 2 6 0. In New York, Jana Novotna edged Iva Majoli 6 2 3 6 6 1 while Gabriela Sabatini outplayed Martina Navratilova 6 4 6 2.
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Boris Becker
Goran Ivanisevic
Croatia
Sergi Bruguera
Spain
Michael Chang
Henderson
Nev
Andre Agassi
Las Vegas
Alberto Berasategui
New York
Madison Square Garden
Jana Novotna
Czech Republic
Iva Majoli
Gabriela Sabatini
Argentina
Martina Navratilova
Aspen
Colo
Cavs edge Hornets on Mills buzzer 3 in regulation
Chris Mills hit a desperation three at the buzzer to force overtime where Tyronn Lue Hill hit the go ahead shot as the Cleveland Cavaliers beat the Charlotte Hornets 89-86. Hornets have lost all 14 road games in Cleveland.
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Chris Mills
Tyrone Hill
Cleveland Cavaliers
Charlotte Hornets
Hornets
Richfield Coliseum
Gund Arena
Magic
Bullets
Williamson, Smith top preseason team
Corliss Williamson headlines the AP preseason All-America team with the Razorbacks star missing unanimous status by one vote. Joe Smith of Maryland Michael Finley of Wisconsin Damon Stoudamire of Arizona Shawn Respert of Michigan State also named. Mon-tross, Hill, and Robinson noted in voting gaps.
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Corliss Williamson
Arkansas
Williamson
Joe Smith
Maryland
Nolan Richardson
Smith
Terrapins
Michigan
Eric Montross
North Carolina
Grant Hill
Duke
Glenn Robinson
Purdue
Slow start sinks Bluefield Lady Rams in home opener
Bluefield College Lady Rams trailed early, losing 76-54 to Kentucky Christian. Sara English and Leslie Simpson led with 19 points each, Simpson grabbing seven rebounds and four steals. Tabitha Hannan led Kentucky Christian with 20 points. The team returns Nov. 21 against Bluefield State at Ned Nottage Gym.
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Bluefield
Bluefield College
Lady Rams
Kentucky Christian
Sara English
Leslie Simpson
Simpson
Bridget Begley
Mary Bartley
Lady Knights
Tabitha Hannan
WVU Beats Turkish National Team in 1994 Exhibition
West Virginia opens the 1994-95 season with an 80-52 victory over the Turkish National team. Freshman Brent Solheim scored 17, Iain Shaw 14, and David Liguori 10 as WVU outshot 45% to 36% but were outrebounded 41-35. Turks' Toiga Tekinalo led with 14, Levent Turk 11. Center Leon Agnew sat out part of the game due to an indefinite suspension.
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Sharpe
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West Virginia
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David Liguori
Mountaineers
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Levent Turk
Leon Agnew
Gale Catlett
Court Authority
Bettman flags possible NHL season cancellation over labor dispute
NHL commissioner Gary Bettman warned owners may cancel the season if a labor deal fails to salvage a 50 game schedule. He avoided a deadline, noted the time is short, and said the league has cut salaries and laid off staff. Hall of Fame inductees included Lionel Conacher, Harry Watson, and Brian O’Neill.
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Toronto
NHL
Gary Bettman
Bettman
Hockey Hall of Fame
Lionel Conacher
Harry Watson
Brian O'Neill
O'Neill
Bluefield Beavers Hold Off Jaeger In Sectional Thriller
Bluefield 58 Jaeger 46 in Class AA sectional opener as Blevins 17 and Clements 14 pace Bluefield. Jaeger led 29-26 after three quarters before Bluefield surged late for the win. Big Creek faces Bluefield for the sectional title after a 52-35 win by the Lady Owls over Baileysville. Noel Allen led the nightcap with 12 points.
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Bluefield
Misty Blevins
Natasha Clements
Ericka Smalls
Rhonshea Hanley
Danielle Taylor
L'Tonya Sims
Terri Gore
Jaeger
Kelly Lockhart
Amy Proffitt
Cindy Owens
Jessica Daugherty
Angie Temy
Totals
Stanza
Big Creek
Lady Owls
Baileysville
Lady Beavers
Ron Ball
Blevins
Clements
Noel Allen
Big Creek Lady Owls
April Hughes
Heather Russell
Nora Staller
Michelle Boyd
April Mobery
Laurinda Litteral
Terri Lester
Muffy Cameron
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Montcalm
Mercer Christian
Sarrah Wilkerson
Sharon Wilkerson
Donna Keaton
Jane Caffee
Angie Thornton
Jessica Porterfield
Kenny Bolton
Kristy Setzer
Kristy Canterbury
Cove
Ky.christian
Amy Gray
Wendy Sisk
Jenny Nichol
Shelley Russell
Jen Fisher
Sarah Essick
Angie Shimen
Tasme Herness
Missy Burgess
Nicole Cheely
Shelia Bunn
Kristi Rasnick
Sarah English
Carroll
B'ville
Misty Osbourne
Larissa Hatfield
Chrystal Osbourne
Maria Lambert
Nora Stalier
April Moberg
Laurinda
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Bluefield St. Box
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Hanno Mottola
Marcus Sjoman
Peter Muhonen
Pasi Riiheld
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Sami Laakesman
Timo Verio
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J.T. Bradley
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Todd Oakes
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Burlington Bees
Mike Hart
Keith Comstock
Mickey Brantley
Bellingham Giants
Glenn Tufts
Elias Sosa
Juan Lopez
Basketball National Basketball Association
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Eric Floyd
Yinka Dare
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Miami Dolphins
Mark Higgs
Running
Tmery van
NEW England Patriots
Elbert Ellis
Pittsburgh Steelers
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