NFL Results and College Football Schedules of Sunday and Monday
National Football League results include Chicago over Arizona 20-13, St. Louis 15-14 vs the Giants, San Francisco 37-31 in OT over Atlanta, Green Bay 31-23 Baltimore, New Orleans 27-25 Carolina, Cincinnati 24-14 Cleveland, New England 29-26 OT over San Diego, Tennessee 31-28 OT over Tampa Bay, Pittsburgh 20-17 Kansas City, Minnesota 31-26 Detroit, N Y Jets 21-17 Miami, Seattle 34-21 Denver, Oakland 23-18 Indianapolis. Open: Buffalo, Philadelphia, Jacksonville. Monday college slate features West Virginia at Concord, Fairmont State at WV Wesleyan, WVU Tech at West Liberty, Shepherd at Glenville State, Central Michigan at Marshall, Florida State at Virginia. High school games listed by Friday and Saturday schedules. Baseball and hockey items include past World Series notes and league playoffs.
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Mariners advance to ALCS after Game 5 win over Indians
The Seattle Mariners beat the Cleveland Indians 3-1 in Game 5 to reach the ALCS. Jamie Moyer pitched six innings, Ichiro Suzuki had three hits, and Mark McLemore drove in two as Seattle earned home-field advantage for the series, which starts Wednesday against Oakland or New York.
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Craven Wins First Winston Cup at Martinsville
Mo-Ricky Craven holds off Dale Jarrett in a door to door finish at Martinsville Speedway to claim his first Winston Cup victory. The win ends years of struggle after leaving Hendrick Motorsports and two seasons without a full-time ride, marking the peak of a 20 year dream.
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Bluefield fifth in state after first round golf results
Bluefield High School sits in fifth place in Class AA and A after carding 350 in the first round at the state championships played at the Guyan Golf and Country Club. Richard Hatfield led BHS with 82 while Lee Cole 84, Adam Nelson 90, Michael Roebuck 94 and Jay Moten 97 followed.
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Western division dominates first night of boys soccer playoffs
Mount View and Wyoming East advanced to the semifinals from East River Soccer Complex where Mount View built a 5-0 lead with two in the second quarter from Mark Hatcher and Joseph Waldron and third-quarter scores by Jason Hatcher and Kevin Cox. Mathew Weikle scored JMHS’s two late goals as Mount View sits at 3-8-2.
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Mount View Keeper Plays Through Pain in Finale
Mount View goalkeeper Charles Alford logged 18 saves against the Mavericks despite an ankle sprain in the Golden Knights regular season finale. He said the swelling lingered, the coach warned of immediate substitution, yet he felt compelled to carry the team as he spoke Monday at school.
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WVU Falls to Notre Dame in Rain Soaked Showdown
West Virginia battled to a 24-24 tie in the fourth but Notre Dame's offense and clock control proved decisive. The Irish piled up 345 rushing yards led by Carlyle Holiday and Tony Fisher while WVU struggled on defense and ground with 271 yards against. Coach Rich Rodriguez remained hopeful despite a 2-4 record and looming No. 1 Miami in the next game.
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