National Football League Sunday night results recap
Sunday night games feature the Giants at Philadelphia and the Rangers beating Phoenix in overtime. Results include New York Giants 21 at Philadelphia, New York Rangers 3 Phoenix 2 OT, Toronto 5 Anaheim 2, Pittsburgh 3 Washington 2, Tampa Bay 6 Florida 1, Dallas at Edmonton.
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Angels win first World Series in dramatic fashion
Barry Bonds and the San Francisco Giants faltered as the Anaheim Angels clinched the title 4-1 in Game 7. Tim Salmon led the celebratory lap with the Tiffany and Co. trophy while Troy Glaus earned Series MVP honors. Bonds set postseason marks with eight homers and 27 walks in 17 games, but Anaheim carried the day with clutch hitting and pitching.
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Hood earns co player of the week in WVIAC
Concord College freshman Jarreal Hood ran 31 times for 153 yards and three touchdowns in the 44-14 win at West Virginia State, earning co player of the week honors as the Mountain Lions secured their first conference win. Hood credited his offensive line and team execution while reflecting on football roots and family influence in Charlotte.
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Holland's promotions earn honor in Princeton
Princeton Devil Rays General Manager Jim Holland won the Appalachian League Promotional Award for 2002 at the league fall meeting in Bristol Virginia. The 44 year old Dunbar native is entering his 12th year as GM in Princeton and is the longest tenured GM in the franchise history.
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Twin Valley outlasts Blues in non district win
In Pilgrim's Knob, Twin Valley rallied to a 49-43 victory over Richlands as Kendra Nickles Ashley Street and Amanda Baldwin led a 12-2 closing run. Nickles hit the decisive three with 4:41 left, securing the lead for good while Baldwin and Street added big points and boards.
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Postponed Region III soccer playoffs at East River
Persistent rains and unplayable fields forced the postponement of the Region III high school soccer playoffs at East River Soccer Complex. A Wednesday doubleheader will feature James Monroe girls versus Woodrow Wilson at 6 p.m. and Bluefield boys versus Princeton at about 8 p.m. Both James Monroe girls and Bluefield boys are ranked ninth in West Virginia state rankings.
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Pay Per View Fails to Air Emmitt Smith Record Game
Larry Hypes laments NFL TV economics as Seahawks vs Cowboys telecast excludes Emmitt Smith breaking Walter Payton’s rushing mark. He recalls prior greats and notes pay per view limits on home fans, urging attendance over buying distant broadcasts. The column criticizes satellite dish dependence and calls for accessible big games.
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