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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 2000

Page

11

Local High School Football Schedule Highlights

South Charleston faces Princeton while Pike View hosts Idle Baileysville in a slate of Friday night games. Bluefield, Shady Spring, Oak Hill, Graham, Richlands, Pocahontas, Jaeger, Liberty Raleigh, and several other schools play at home or away, with key matchups shaping the week.

Bluefield Shady Spring South Charleston Princeton Pike View Oak Hill Grundy Graham Clintwood Richlands Northwood Pocahontas Mount View Jaeger Liberty Raleigh Big Creek Sherman James Monroe Narrows Bland County Radford Giles Summers County Independence Hurley Rye Cove PikeView Hurricane Carroll County Tazewell Craig County Gate City Jaeger Oceana Greenbrier West Summers County Midland Trail James Monroe Wayne Wyoming East Montcalm Honaker

West Liberty State at Concord awaits 1 p.m. tipoff

The WVIAC schedule lists West Liberty State visiting Concord for a 1 p.m. game this week. The matchup profiles two conference teams, with standings and implications for postseason position depending on the result.

West Liberty State Concord Shepherd College Adeeee ERAN EOP Rennoteheeeees Wvu-Techst Beveseesseens Glenville State Concord College Fairmont State West Virginia State West Virginia Wesleya

Pitching duo foils bank robbery with quick action

Former Princeton Devil Rays pitchers Delvin James and Marquis Roberts, with teammate Jesse Colome, helped stop a bank robbery after spotting a man in a mall parking lot. Roberts knocked the bag away, containing 7600 dollars. They chased and helped police catch the suspect. the bank rewarded them with 100 dollars each and life free checking.

Delvin James Marquis Roberts Princeton Devil Rays D-Rays Jesse Colome James Roberts Jim Holland P-Rays Princeton

Amaker cited for standout play in Tusculum win

Bluefield high school graduate and Tusculum College freshman Donald Amaker earned special teams player of the game honors after a dramatic one handed 22 yard catch on fourth and seven kept a drive alive for a field goal that sealed Tusculum College’s 10 to 9 victory over Lenoir Rhyne College. The Pioneers host Catawba next.

Reeneville Tenn Bluefield High School Tusculum College Donald Amaker Tusculum Lenoir- Rhyne College Amaker Pioneers Catawba

Beavers Triumph In Bluefield Pristine Soccer Clash

Bluefield Beavers defeated Princeton Tigers 3-1 at East River Soccer Complex to even their season at 5-5-1 under coach Kevin Goforth. The intense match featured frequent tackles and heated exchanges but ended with cordial midfield reconciliation after the final whistle.

Luefield Mercer County Bluefield Beavers Kevin Goforth Bluefield Princeton Tigers East River Princeton Tigers Goforth Tom Swanner Matthew Stonestreet Bluefield High Mohammed Parvaiz

Mariners Top White Sox In 10th In AL Playoff Opener

Seattle pitcher Jose Mesa earned the win and Kazuhiro Sasaki notched the save as Edgar Martinez and John Olerud hit back-to-back 10th inning homers after Mike Cameron sparked a Seattle rally with a stolen base and a key single. The Mariners beat Chicago 7-4 to take a 1-0 lead in the AL division series. Cameron, traded from the White Sox two years earlier, set the stage with a speed threat that unsettled Chicago. Martinez drove in two runs with his 37th homer and led the AL with 145 RBIs, while Olerud added a long two-run shot. Keith Foulke took the loss after allowing the decisive blows. Game 2 is set for Wednesday in Chicago.

Hicago Mike Cameron Edgar Martinez John Olerud Seattle Mariners Martinez Cameron Olerud Seattle Chicago White Sox Chicago Keith Foulke White Sox Cincinnati Mariners Ken Griffey Jr Alex Rodriguez Lou Piniella Jose Mesa Kazuhiro Sasaki Foulke David Bell Ordonez Ray Durham Chris Singleton RBI Durham Freddy Garcia Garcia Brett Tomko Jose Valentin

Virginia Tech loses Austin for season with ACL tear

Virginia Tech cornerback Larry Austin will miss the rest of the season after MRI confirms ACL tear in left knee from last week's Boston College game. Beamer adjusts with Ronyell Whitaker moving to boundary corner and freshman Eric Green to start at field corner against Temple. Reserve tight end Seth Noonkester also tore his ACL and sits out the season.

Lacksburg Bbiege Tech Larry Austin Boston College Austin Virginia Tech Hokies Frank Beamer Beamer Ronyell Whitaker Eric Green Whitaker Temple Owls Lane Stadium Billy Hardee Garnell Wilds Green Rutgers Akron Clewiston Fla Seth Noonkester

Cardinals Rally Past Braves Behind Wild Ankiel Start

St Louis opened the playoffs with a 7 5 win over Atlanta after Rick Ankiel became the first pitcher in 110 years to throw five wild pitches in an inning. Placido Polanco drove in two runs, Jim Edmonds homered, and the Cardinals built a six run first inning lead before holding off the Braves. Ankiel and La Russa discussed the decision to start him again if needed as Atlanta committed three errors and Chipper Jones’ late miscue cost home field. Veres secured the save in the ninth amid a controversial day for Ankiel’s control on the mound.

T. Louis Cardinals Atlanta Braves Rick Ankiel St. Louis Braves Ankiel Andruw Jones Greg Maddux Leo Mazzone Placido Polanco Jim Edmonds Atlanta Chipper Jones Brian Jordan Mike James Dave Veres RBI Jordan la Russa Bert Cunningham Buffalo Carlos Hernandez Hernandez Tony la Russa

Banks urges athletes to end substance abuse at Bluefield State

Former coach Banks kicks off a Bone Awareness Seminar at Bluefield State College praising a national crusade against drugs. He shares a 50 minute talk with props and stories, including a skeleton named John to illustrate drunk driving risks and warns that alcohol fuels most substance abuse deaths. The talk follows Olympic disqualifications for drug use and reflects Banks’s career in coaching and public speaking on prevention.

Banks West Virginia State College South Carolina State Eddie Robinson Grambling Marshall Wisconsin Virginia South Carolina Brown-Gilbert Basic Sciences Bluefield State John

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