Baseball Division Series schedule notes and game ties
As of press time the division series included Minnesota at Oakland and Anaheim at New York Yankees with the Yankees game tied 4-4 in the seventh. NL matchup had St Louis at Arizona. Today’s games feature San Francisco at Atlanta at 1 p.m. Minnesota at Oakland at 4 p.m. Anaheim at New York Yankees at 8 p.m. Saturday night Roanoke vs Patrick Henry at 3ranam.
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J.J
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Twins win game one as early miscues trail A's
In Oakland, the Minnesota Twins overcame three first–inning errors and a 5–1 deficit to beat the Oakland Athletics 7–5. A.J. Pierzynski collected four hits, Corey Koskie homered and drove in three, and Doug Mientkiewicz also went deep as Minnesota seized control in the sixth inning and took a 1–0 series lead despite shaky defense.
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Minnesota Twins
A.J. Pierzynski
Corey Koskie
Twins
Oakland Athletics
Minnesota
A’s
Yankees
Eric Chavez
Tim Hudson
Doug Mientkiewicz
Koskie
Ted Lilly
al Newman
Bradshaw Is Week's Top Prep Performer
Ahmad Bradshaw rushed for 308 yards, caught 59 more, and scored five touchdowns as Graham G-Men beat Richlands 34-21 at Mitchell Stadium. The junior earned the Daily Telegraph Pocahontas Coal Association Player of the Week for week five, his second honor this season.
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Daily Telegraph
Pocahontas Coal Association
Mitchell Stadium
Graham G-Men
Southwest District
Richlands
Ahmad Bradshaw
Tornado
Bradshaw
Graham High School
Jeremy Matney
Graham
Bluefield Beaver
Jose Steele
Beavers
Oak Hill
Kovach joins Virginia State Golf Association board
Dr. David A. Kovach, a Bluefield dentist, has begun a four year term as a director of the Virginia State Golf Association. He previously chaired the USGA Far West section for at least a decade and was invited to join to ensure equitable representation of all state sections.
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Virginia
Virginia State Golf Association
VSGA
David A. Kovach
Kovach
USGA
Far West
Dave Stanton
Richlands
Beavers blank Nicholas County in 6-0 win
EAST RIVER Bluefield Beavers avenge a defeat with a 6-0 victory over Nicholas County on Tuesday night. Kyle Lester opened scoring in the third minute, David Light added a second after a Snodgrass save, and Bluefield tallied four more in the third period led by Trey Farley.
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Bluefield
Doss Howell
Bobby Vaughan
Nicholas County
Trey Farley
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Beavers
East River
Bluefield Beavers
Nitro
Kyle Lester
BHS
Jeremy Snodgrass
David Light
Grizzly
Valentine Narron Join Those Headed to Unemployment Line
New York Mets and Texas Rangers fired Bobby Valentine and Jerry Narron as last place seasons ended. Five managers were dismissed since Sunday, with Bruce Kimm, Luis Pujols, and Hal McRae also leaving teams. No replacements named yet.
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NEW York
Bobby Valentine
Jerry Narron
New York Mets
Texas Rangers
Chicago Cubs
Bruce Kimm
Detroit
Luis Pujols
Tampa Bay
Hal McRae
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Patrick Henry
Roanoke
Eric DeGray
Nick Newberry
Mavericks
Summers County
J.D. Harris
Abingdon
Chad
Eric DiNovo
Valentine
Narron
Mets
Fred Wilpon
Steve Phillips