Boxing slate spans Gulfport to Mandalay Bay this fall
A packed boxing schedule lists bouts across Sept 7 to Nov 11. Billy Lewis defends IBF Intercontinental light heavyweight against Glen Kelly in Gulfport. Vernie Torres meets Luis Alberto Perez for WBO junior Bantamweight. other cards feature Gatti Hutchinson, Brodie Jorrin, Etienne Couser, McKart Wright, Spadafora Jones, Jones Harding, Barrera Valbuena, Norwood Gainer, Castillo Johnston, Joppy Cheifi Casamayor Hill Tiozzo, Bunema Simon, Butler Spearman Corley Harris Ayala Tapia Tyson Golota Lewis Tua.
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Mexico
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Castillo
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Seabrook
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Miami
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Chicago
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College Football Schedule Opens September Thursday Lineup
The card lists Thursday games including East Marist at St Peter's at 7 30pm Virginia Tech at East Carolina at 8pm Murray State at Samford 8pm Chattanooga at UAB 8pm and Oklahoma at Sam Houston State 8pm.
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Shattanooga
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Ohio
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Nebraska
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Local Sports Briefs Blue Dolphins start new season
BLUEFIELD The Bluefield Blue Dolphins invite all ages to try out for fall and winter swimming. Practices run at the Greater Bluefield Community Center on Monday and Wednesday 5 30 PM Tuesday and Thursday 5 PM and Sunday 6 30 PM. Call (304) 325 5707 or coach Robin Adams at 327 8964 for details.
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Baseball scores and schedules for Tuesday to Friday across AL and NL
Baseball results show Detroit, Cleveland, Boston, Seattle, and New York posting wins in the American League while Texas and Chicago White Sox split with others. National League tallies include Mets, Braves, Cardinals, Astros, and Cubs victors with a long slate of follow-up games and scheduled matchups across the week.
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Doug Jennings
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Television highlights for Thursday September 7 2000
ESPN2 runs Kroger 200 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series from Richmond Virginia. ESPN carries Virginia Tech at East Carolina. European Tour Canon European Masters first round in Crans sur Sierre Switzerland. Canadian Open first round Oakville Ontario Canada on ESPN. MLB regional FOXSN Seattle at Toronto or San Diego at San Francisco. TBS carries Arizona at Atlanta.
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Switzerland
Oakville
Ontario
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Toronto
Pacific
San Diego
San Francisco
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Atlanta
U.S. Open tennis schedule shifts across Flushing Meadows
Mixed doubles championship and men's quarterfinals lead the U.S. Open slate at Flushing Meadows New York with sessions at 11 a.m and 7:30 p.m. Parallel college football and basketball listings follow across Texas, Oklahoma, Montana and other campuses with multiple 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. starts and a late-night 12:05 a.m. finish Portland State at Hawaii.
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San Jose
Stanford
Utah
California
Chadron
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Utah St
Pas
Illinois
San Diego St
P.m
San Diego
Whittier
Ohio St
Arizona
Portland St
Hawaii
HBP by Radke and Umpire Framing Details
The report lists batter up details with Radke as the hit by pitch and umpires Reed First Wendelstein Second Clark Third Buckner handling the calls. The game time is recorded as T 2 23 and attendance 5 753 with a total of 48 678.
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Deals Nednesday Sports Transactions By The Associated Press
A roundup of player signings firings and moves across major leagues. Includes NFL teams expanding staff and players like Charlie Batch and Kenny Boutain. NBA hires and signings. NHL notes on Fuhr retirement and Milan Hejduk contract. minor leagues noting management changes.
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Princeton girls soccer routs Shady Spring 7 0
After a 6-0 loss to Woodrow Wilson Princeton coach Eric Mann challenged the Tigers to improve. They answered with four first quarter goals on six shots in a 7-0 win at Shady Spring. Princeton (3-2) hosts Bluefield next. Shady Spring (0-4) hosts Woodrow Wilson.
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Majors recap shows late rallies and key homers across MLB
In a slate of Wednesday night games, players like Jerry Hairston and Delino DeShields sparked a late rally as the Angels edged the Tigers 1-0. Roberto Alomar homered twice in Cleveland’s 6-2 win over Tampa Bay, while Sammy Sosa's 46th homer helped the Cubs past the Rockies 8-5 in Denver. Delgado provided a three run double for Toronto in a 7-3 win over Seattle.
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Jerry Hairston
Delino DeShields
Jeff Conine
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Mariners
Toronto
Carlos Delgado
Joey Hamilton
Toronto Blue Jays
Seattle Mariners
Alex Rodriguez
Hokies face fast Virginia Tech at high speed
Logan notes Virginia Tech will snap at high speed, causing mistakes. He says the aim is to match their pace while creating errors for Tech. The key is limiting offensive errors and maintaining composure under rapid play.
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Princeton Faces Hoover in Hunnicutt Stadium Clash
Princeton coach Spadaro praised his young Huskies for heart and effort after wins at Greenbrier East and Bluefield. Hoover, 1-9 in 1999, rebounded with a 20-14 win over Ripley and relies on a balanced attack led by Lane and Moales. Kickoff Friday at 7:30 p.m. with WAEY radio coverage.
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Herbert Hoover
Hunnicutt Stadium
Huskies
Riverside
Hoover
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Seth Moales
Ripley
Sam Calvert
Jamie Prowse
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Graham Girls top Patrick Henry 56 42 in comeback win
Cathy Clarkson led Graham with 23 points including 15 of 16 from the charity stripe as Leona Graves added 12 and Kendall Rainey 16 for Patrick Henry. Graham coach Kelly Graham praised defense and Clarkson’s clutch foul shooting while noting the team gained confidence after recent rough games.
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Kendall Rainey
Heidi Robinson
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