Tuesday Summer League Scoreboard Highlights and Scores
Results from the Knights of Columbus Deckley Summer League on Monday show Neers Yodies 75 over Flying Eagles 61 with Acord 20 Bonds 12 Eas 26 Jarrell 19. Law 16 beat Columbus Division Chipley Back and Neck Pain 78 74 led by Hall 27 Dillon 18 Zio 0. General 92 Wolfpack 86 JC 17 15. Yankees 7 3. NASCAR standings and notes follow with player rosters and upcoming events and local notices for sports camps, tryouts, and tournaments across West Virginia communities.
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Oceana High Golf Team Meeting Set at 11 am
Oceana High School invites interested students to join the golf program. A meeting is scheduled in the high school gym at 11 am on Wednesday. Coach Mathis can be reached at 682-4834 for details.
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Orioles edge Rays as Davis extends hitting streak to 26
Orioles beat the Tampa Bay Devil Rays 2-1 in St. Petersburg. Eric Davis had two hits and a RBI to stretch his club record hitting streak to 26 games. Juan Guzman improved to 2-0 since joining Baltimore, allowing three hits over 5 2 3 innings. The Orioles moved to 23-6 since the All-Star break.
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Thornton Leads Bluefield Victory With 20-7 Margin
Thornton asserts Bluefield has talent and experience after a narrow 20 to 7 win. He emphasizes a team effort, not a one man show, hoping for significant progress beyond last season as the entire campaign lies ahead.
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WVU sees punting battle amid new recruits and added size
West Virginia coach Nehlen evaluates two invited walk on punters Zach Anglin and Joe Tassone as contenders with holdovers Jay Taylor and Brendan Rauh. He notes spring acclimation, the larger体 recruit class, and limited wide receiver options with A. J. Nastasi possibly shifting to cornerback while Meighan and Reed also factor at DB.
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McMillen recalls football era and baseball shift
McMillen spoke of enjoying football in two Pennsylvania amateur leagues and leaving to pursue baseball. Pierce noted support for him playing baseball after his freshman year. He earned 1996 Class AAA all-state as Morgantown High tailback, led state in rushing and scoring, and drew Dodgers interest in the 37th round but did not sign.
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Sahalee hosts PGA Championship as Love aims back-to-back win
The Sahalee course in Washington state brings a new challenge as Davis Love III pursues a return to back-to-back PGA titles the first since 1958 while roughly 20 somethings chase one last major shot from Sahalee. Fred Couples praises the layout despite tough rough and quick greens as Payne Stewart notes Sahalee’s surprising shortness yet demands long approach shots into its two par 5s.
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Gordon's comeback at Glen reshapes NASCAR title race
Gordon's shock chain broke with 33 laps left costing 14 positions, then he roared from 15th to first, passing Martin and Rusty Wallace before a final pass of Mike Skinner with four laps to go. The win tightens Gordon's 82 point lead as he chases a third title in four years against Martin.
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