Serena Williams wins U.S. Open as rain halts others
New York AP: Serena Williams, seeded first, was the sole winner as rain disrupted almost all Sunday play at the U.S. Open. Delays stretched into Monday with 43 of 100 matches postponed, while Williams defeated Daja Bedanova 6-1 6-1 in 42 minutes after a 90 minute pause, showing top form as security concerns and schedule shuffles dominated the event.
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Brian Earley
Earley
Williams
Daja Bedanova
Love
Albrecht Stromeyer
National Tennis Center
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Richard Williams
Stromeyer
Lindsay Davenport
Silvia Farina Elia
Bedanova
Arlen Kantarian
Pro Tennis
U.S. Tennis Association
Kantarian
Pete Sampras
Greg Rusedski
Justine Henin
Daniela Hantuchova
Tommy Haas
Thomas Engqvist
Trustee Sale Notice in Mercer County West Virginia
Public auction planned for September 10 2002 at 10 a.m. at the Mercer County Courthouse front door to sell Lot No 2 Section 309 in the Hearn Addition Princeton described as 50 by 130 feet. Sale subject to taxes covenants easements and prior liens with ten percent cash deposit and balance in 30 days. No title warranty. special warranty deed to transfer. Ward Ward & Associates contact details provided.
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Lafe P. Ward
L. Preston Ward, Jr
Larry James Hazelwood
Hearn
A. M. Sutton
Circuit Court
Said County
Fayette Street
Ward & Associates
L.C
Attorneys At Law
P.O
Williamson
Safe P. Ward
United States
Bluefield
Kevin Eugene Petty
Brenda Davis
Southern Regional Drug and Violent Crime Task Force
Jefferson Street
Donald McClure, Jr
Circuit
Elaine Pedneau
Hwy
Bishop
Tazewell County
Regina Mullins
Tazewell
Virginia
Main Street
T. H. Crockett
Nannie R. Crockett
P.G. Shrader
PG. Shrader
T.H. Crockett
Samuel IL. White
Samuel J. White
Business Park
Virginia Beach
Expos beat Phillies as Ohka fires complete game
Montreal righty Tomo Ohka pitched his second career complete game a six hitter to beat Philadelphia 5 1. He improved to 13-6 with one walk and one strikeout, while Brian Schneider drove in three runs and Pat Burrell supplied the Phillies' lone RBI with a two out double in the eighth.
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Ohia
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Brian Schneider
Joe Roa
Indians
Tigers
Detroit
Karim Garcia
Cleveland
Garcia
Seattle
C.C. Sabathia
Brian Powell
Poll shakeup as Virginia Tech edges past Wisconsin in rankings
The top 25 poll shows Virginia Tech at No. 13 after a 26-8 win over Washington State, with Wisconsin returning at No. 25 after a win over UNLV. Notre Dame and Colorado State join the rankings, while Penn State, Maryland and Louisville fall out.
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Marshall
Colorado
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Wisconsin
North Carolina State
South Carolina
LSU
Fighting Irish
Maryland
Badgers
UNLV
Fresno State
Penn State
Louisville
Player of the Week honor to Pocahontas youth
Rick Taylor of the Pocahontas Coal Association says the Telegraph will honor area youth in the Player of the Week program. An awards ceremony is planned for mid-December, with trophies to each weekly winner and a year’s outstanding player named then.
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Daily Telegraph
Rick Taylor
Pocahontas Coal Association
Taylor
Telegraph
Record-setting West Virginia high school grid results
AP summary highlights several players with standout performances across West Virginia and nearby Kentucky towns. Notable outputs include Huntington’s loss to a 31-6 game, Nicholas County’s Jason Bennett rushing for 197 yards and three scores, Riverside’s Rusty Taylor with 221 rushing yards, Hamlin’s 49-0 win behind Ryan McGrady’s 180 passing yards and four TDs, Ravenswood’s Brett Rector and Brett Greene in a 29-2 win, Matewan’s Terrance Pruitt amassing 118 receiving yards and a 33-yard INT return, Notre Dame’s Trey Simmerman rushing 206 yards, Williamson’s multi-position garland, Martinsburg’s Brandon Barrett with 110 receiving yards and a 35-yard INT return, Clay Battelle’s Aaron LaPoe 175 rushing yards, and an odd 2-2 first quarter safety in Ravenswood-Winfield.
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Nicholas County
Jason Bennett
Clay County
Riverside
Rusty Taylor
George Washington
Ryan McGrady
Hamlin
Hannan
Todd Adkins
Notre Dame
Trey Simmerman
Hundred
Williamson
Garrett Gregory
Pike County
Martinsburg
Brandon Barrett
Woodrow Wilson
Clay Battelle
Aaron LaPoe
Turkeyfoot
Last Minute Heroes Lift Guvan Valley Over Buffalo
Brett Hudson threw an 8 yard touchdown pass to Jason Vance with about a minute left to lift Guvan Valley past Class A No. 10 Buffalo. Midland Trail opened their season with a 36-22 win over Independence as coach Joe Dean was ejected in the second quarter for unsportsmanlike conduct after entering the field during a clock stoppage.
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Brett Hudson
Jason Vance
Guvan Valley
Buffalo
Midland Trail
Independence
Joe Dean
Dean
Mercer County Fire Service Board 2001 02 Revenue and Expenditures
The annual financial statement reports beginning balance 60,403.42, revenues 411,313.07, and total expenditures 362,999.38 for Mercer County Fire Service Board. It shows payments to nine VFDs totaling 290,000.00 plus contracted services and office costs, ending with a fund balance of 48,313.69 as of August 16, 2002, certified by Tim Farley.
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American Office Systems
Comprehensive Computer Solutions
Ghent
Fire Dept
Stargate
Athens
Bluestone Valley
Bluewell
Bramwell
East River
Green Valley
Matoaka
Montcalm
Oakvale
State OF
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Mercer
Witi
Tim Farley
Mercer County Fire Service Board
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