Bluefield area pee wee football roundup
The record notes Bengals beat Jaycees 240 with A J Martin scoring twice on 55 and 23 yard runs, Shane Perdue 28 yard score, Shannon Neal adding a PAT. Moose edged Minutemen 20 14 with Eric Claytor 8 and 80 yard TDs, Doug Rozzell 1 yard TD and PAT, David Wilson strong for Minutemen with 21 and 4 yard runs and a PAT. Midget slate beat Jaycees 12 0 as Richard 70 yard run and Chris Bailey 41 yard score stand out. In Bluefield Va Abbs Valley Electric defeated Falls Mills 384 while Lawrence Brothers topped Pocahontas A 124 and Springville beat Pocahontas B 60.
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Jaycees
A.J. Martin
Shane Perdue
Shannon Neal
Moose
Minutemen
Eric Claytor
Doug Rozzell
David Wilson
Richard
Paydirt
Chris Bailey
Paul Wallace
Saul Garrett
Ronell Bradshaw
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Abbs Valley Electric
Falls Mills
Lawrence Brothers
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Cerone Reports Threats Against Yankees Catcher
New York Yankees catcher Rick Cerone says he has received threatening phone calls and telegrams for over a month and has changed his number and his parents' numbers. He spoke before the fifth game of the AL East playoffs and noted police involvement and a postgame tirade by owner George Steinbrenner after a 2 1 loss to Milwaukee.
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New York Yankees
Rick Cerone
Cerone
George Steinbrenner
Milwaukee Brewers
Dodgers Cey Activated For NL Championship Series
Los Angeles Dodgers announce slugging third baseman Ron Cey has been activated to the active roster for the NL Championship Series against the Montreal Expos after his Sept 9 forearm fracture. To make room Marshall is ineligible for the series after a season at Albuquerque where he won the PCL triple crown.
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Ron Cey
Montreal Expos
Cey
Tom Griffin
San Francisco Giants
Dodgers
Mike Marshall
Marshall
Albuquerque
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Baseball and Basketball Coaching and Player Moves
In baseball the Kansas City Royals fired coaches Gordy MacKenzie Rick Renick and Billy Condors. The Atlanta Hawks announced a signed offer sheet from Mike Glenn guard. In basketball the Milwaukee Bucks signed guard Quinn Buckner to a five year contract. In football the Green Bay Packers released running back Delvin Williams.
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Associated Press
Kansas City Royale
Gordy MacKenzie
Rick Renick
Billy Condors
National Basketball Association
Atlanta Hawks
Mike Glenn
Milwaukee Bucks
Quinn Buckner
Green Bay Packers
Ri Delvin Williams
Herd Hurting For Players
Marshall University Coach Sonny Randle faces a depleted lineup as freshman walk-on Ted Carpenter struggles in a 20-0 loss to Chattanooga. The Thundering Herd, 0-2 and 1-4, managed only 112 total yards while the Moccasins dominated, holding Marshall to no offense past the Chattanooga 28 and yielding the win.
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Tenn
Marshall University
Sonny Randle
Thundering Herd
Herd
Ted Carpenter
Moccasins
Marshall
Orr
Chattanooga
Virginia Clemson Upset Echoes in Week of Scores
Various college football results feature Virginia, Maryland, Colorado State, Boston College, Pitt, Virginia Tech, Penn State, East Carolina, Temple, Rutgers, Syracuse, Richmond, William & Mary, Wake Forest, Memphis State, Duke, West Virginia, Kentucky, Miami, VMI, Concord, Emory & Henry, West Liberty, West Virginia Wesleyan, Fairmont State, Shepherd, Salem, Glenville State, Guilford, Mars Hill. Notable outcomes include Pitt over West Virginia 170 program points and Duke defeating Virginia Tech 14-7.
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Emory & Henry
Hampton Institute
West Liberty
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West Virginia Wesleyan
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Salem
Waltrip Captures National 500 At Charlotte Speedway
Darrell Waltrip led from the pole and beat Bobby Allison to win the National 500 at Charlotte Motor Speedway. The 34-year-old Franklin, Tennessee driver increased his Winston Cup lead to 58 points with three races left, his 10th win of the season, in a 334 lap race slowed by 11 cautions.
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N.C
Darrell Waltrip
Bobby Allison
Charlotte Motor Speedway
Waltrip
Franklin
Tenn
Allison
Tim Richmond
Buick
Ricky Rudd
Tommy Ellis
Ron Bouchard
Speedy Thompson
Neil Bennett
Bennett
Harry Gant
Yarborough
Dave Marcis
Johnny Rutherford
Buddy Baker
Baker
Joe Ruttman
Richard Petty
North Carolina Highway Patrol
Dale Earnhardt
Gary Balough
Shepherd’s Kingsbury Kicks Rams Past Salem to 4-0
Shepherd’s David Kingsbury kicked two field goals, including an 18 yarder in the final period, to break a 10-10 tie and lift the Rams to 4-0 while Salem stayed winless at 0-5. A 34-yard field goal by Doyle Gibbs and a 20-yard TD pass from Steve Kirby to David Creamer had Salem briefly leading 10-7 before Kingsbury’s late heroics.
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David Kingsbury
Rams
Salem
WVIAC
Doyle Gibbs
Steve Kirby
David Creamer
Kingsbury
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