Weekend high school and college sports roundups from West Virginia
Local high school schedule features Greenbrier East at Bluefield Princeton at Herbert Hoover Pike View at Liberty-Raleigh Montcalm at Gauley Bridge Mount View at Wyoming East Gilbert at Big Creek Richwood at James Monte Graham at Blacksburg and more. Saturday college games include Western Michigan at Virginia Tech and Ohio U at West Virginia with other matchups across the region. Major League baseball results and significant historic notes pepper the year’s recap with birthdays and records highlighted.
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Bluefield
Princeton
Herbert Hoover
Pike View
Liberty-Raleigh
Montcalm
Gauley Bridge
Mount View
Wyoming
East
Gilbert
Big Creek
Richwood
James Monte
Haysi
Clintwood
Western Michigan
Virginia Tech
Ohio U
West Virginia
Massachusetts
Marshall
WVU Tech
Shepherd
Cumberland
Union Ky
Virginia St
Laidley Field
Charleston
Bonds Reflects On milestone HR at Sixty
Barry Bonds describes his relief and excitement after reaching his 60th home run, saying his heart raced as he rounded the bases in a moment of historic achievement.
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Beavers host Greenbrier East in 7:30 kickoff at Mitchell Stadium
Bluefield, 0-2, seeks offense spark as Beavers face Greenbrier East tonight at Mitchell Stadium. Running back Tony Napper rushed 48 yards and Anthony Isabelle 34 receiving and 29 rushing last week. Other area games include Pike View at Liberty Raleigh and Mount View at Wyoming East.
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Luefield
Bluefield High
Fred Simon
Beavers
Mitchell Stadium
Greenbrier
Bluefield
Princeton
Tigers
Spartans
Graham
Tony Napper
Anthony Isabelle
John Gullett
Mount View
Man
Wyoming East
New Richmond
Greg Vineyard
Daniel Hale
Hillbillies
Golden Knights
Big Creek
Owls
Gilbert
Lions
Bluefield High School
Beaver
Greenbrier East
Graham vs Blacksburg Indians in key Virginia prep clash
Graham G-Men, 1-0 after 56-8 win over Bluefield, visit Blacksburg Indians in a non district showdown. QB H T Mathews and backs Paco Jones and Reed Oakes pace Graham while Blacksburg opened with a 17-7 win over Giles.
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Lacksburg
Graham
Glynn Carlock
Blacksburg Indians
Bluefield
Mitchell Stadium
H.T. Mathews
Paco Jones
Reed Oakes
Beaver
Tigers Face Hoover In Key Road Game Tonight
Princeton seeks a third straight win as it travels to Clendenin to meet Herbert Hoover in a state AAA showdown. Hoover relies on small backs Wes Lane and Seth Moales behind a large line led by Phil Bays and Matt Bays, while Princeton counters with 300-yard rushers Rynell Coatney and Anthony Hayes and wingback Will Albin. STAR 95 FM will broadcast the game at 7 30 p.m. local time.
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Walter Johnson
New York Highlanders
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Philadelphia Phillies
Cy Young
Boston Braves
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Brooklyn
Dodgers
Howard Ehmke
Boston Red Sox
Gooden
New York
Cne
Mark Whiten
St. Louis Cardials
Whiten
Ken Griffey Jr
Baltimore
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McGwire
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Isringhausen
Clendenin
Princeton
Tigers
Herbert Hoover
Huskies
Wes Lane
Nitro
Seth Moales
George Washington
Phil Bays
Matt Bays
Jamie Prowse
Sam Calvert
Bluefield
Rynell Coatney
Anthony Hayes
Bulldogs Tornadoes in SWD showdown
Tazewell coach Harris Hart says tonight's Southwest District game against Richlands will be as tough as any. Richlands, coming off a 28-0 season opener win over Gate City, features a strong Blues defense and key playmakers D J Jones and Dustin Hamey.
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Tazewell Bulldogs
Harris Hart
Richlands
Bulldogs
Hart
Pulaski County
Gate City
Blues
Greg Mance
Mance
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Blue Tornado
D. J. Jones
Dustin Hamey
Jack Addington
Griffith
Josh Keene
Brad Rogich
Sampras Edges Agassi In Epic U S Open Quarterfinal
Pete Sampras defeated Andre Agassi in a dramatic 3 1/2 hour U S Open quarterfinal 6-7 7-6 7-6 7-6 to reach the semifinals. The match drew national pride with both stars earning standing ovations as fans compared it to Ali vs Frazier and classic American battles.
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Mentary
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Agassi
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