Monday Scoreboard Boys and Girls Track Meet Summary
Capital and Parkersburg led boys team scores, with Sarahn Davis of Capital dominating multiple events and high points. Girls top performers included Holly Hunter of East Fairmont and Holly Hunter again in several distances, with Buckhannon Upshur and Parkersburg among the high finishers.
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Capital
Nitro
Cabell Midland
Lewis
Lewis County
George Washington
St. Albans
Woodrow Wilson
Buckhannon- Upshur
Parkersburg
Marietta
Buckhannon-Upshur
Sarahn Davis
Jenny Rayburn
Edmunds
Hal
McCoy
Painter
Amy McCoy
Rayburn
Law
Quinlan
Caroline Freck
Goldiron
Wilson
Bowman
Holly Hunter
Park
Murry
Dorman
Cantrell
Dorm
Schultz
Stowers
Samantha Starsick
Fleek
Compton
Ashley Strawn
Brown
Golla Academy
Halifax Co
Woodrow
Buckhannon-Upshure
Gaile Academy
Boyd County
Cabell Midiang
Teaceite Offers 24 Hour Access at 75 Cents Per Minute
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Bulls Rally Halts Hornets as Jackson Reaches 100 Playoff Wins
Bulls overcome an early 30-15 deficit to surge in an 11-3 run led by Jordan and Kerr, pulling within 66-60 on Rice’s 3. Kerr Burrell and Pippen pressure help seal the 77-63 advantage. Jackson earns his 100th playoff win. Riley holds record. Dickey returns courtside after stroke. Geiger out with hamstring. Longley limited minutes.
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Scottie Pippen
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Scott Burrell
Kerr
Pippen
Phil Jackson
Red Auerbach
Pat Riley
NBA
Derrick Dickey
Hornets
Reds edges Brewers as Eldred gets imperfect win
Reds beat Brewers 5-3 led by Cai Eldred who earned a decision, Brett Tomko scattered eight hits in seven plus innings. Dodgers top Pirates 10-5 behind Chan Ho Park two run double and Zeile three run homer. Giants crush Braves 12-8 as Aurilia homers twice. Cardinals rally past Cubs 8-5 with Jordan Mabry homers. Expos down Diamondbacks 4-1 behind Hermanson complete game. Phillies stop Astros win streak 5-3 on Relaford sac fly. Mets top Rockies 5-2 aided by two Rockies errors. Marlins edge Padres 1-0 with Sanchez win.
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Cai Eldred
Brett Tomko
Cincinnati Reds
Milwaukee
Dodgers
Pirates
Chan Ho Park
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Todd Zeile
Park
Giants
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Rich Aurilia
San Francisco Giants
Tom Glavine
Atlanta Braves
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RBI
Bran Edmondson
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Brian Jordan
John Mabry
St. Louis Cardinals
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Mark McGwire
Chicago
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Dustin Hermanson
Vladimir Guerrero
Montreal Expos
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Hermanson
Florida
Phillies
Astros
Desi Relaford
Philadelphia Phillies
Houston Astros
Relaford
Rico Brogna
Mets
Rockies
John Olerud
Colorado
New York
Marlins
Padres
Jesus Sanchez
Florida Marlins
San Diego Padres
Sanchez
al Leiter
Mussina shines as Orioles take series from Twins 2-0
In a strong return from the disabled list, Mike Mussina allowed two hits over 7 2/3 innings to lead Baltimore over Minnesota 2-0. Rafael Palmeiro and Eric Davis homered for the Orioles, who claimed their first series win in three weeks.
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Orioles
Minnesota Twins
Rafael Palmeiro
Eric Davis
Baltimore
Twins
Yankees
Royals
Paul O'Neil
Jorge Posada
New York Yankees
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New York
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Dan Wilson
Randy Johnson
Seattle
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Edgar Martinez
Johnson
Mike Timlin
Indians
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Sandy Alomar
Cleveland Indians
Tampa Bay Devil Rays
Jose Mesa
Cleveland
Paul Sorrento
Tampa Bay
Blue Jays
Athletics
Woody Williams
Carlos Delgado
Darrin Fletcher
Toronto Blue Jays
Oakland Athletics
Roger Clemens
Oakland
Scott Spiezio
Williams
A's
Randy Myers
Red Sox
Rangers
Pedro Martinez
Darren Oliver
Texas Rangers
Boston
Tom Gordon
Martinez
Gordon
Mo Vaughn
Rusty Greer
Texas
Biggs Leads Regional Qualifiers Amid Senior Plans
Four No 1 seeds, three No 2s, two No 3s and one No 4 advance toward states. Biggs notes pride in making the state championship team and being in Mullens' last year, while remaining confident as a senior. He confirms he is still dating Tabitha.
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Mullens
Tabitha
West Virginia honors spread at awards banquet
Randy Moss of Marshall University won the Hardman Award as the top amateur athlete in the state and coach Bob Pruett received college coach of the year. Moss could not attend the banquet due to a Minnesota Vikings mini camp but sent his mother Maxine to accept on his behalf. Pruett reflected on returning home to coach in the state, while other honorees included Jason Rader, Jason Johnson, David Kyle, Mike Barrows, Chris Yura, Todd Anderson, Travis Lynch, Ben Collins, Dwayne Smith, Chuck Landon, and the Charleston Daily Mail's Gene Morehouse Award recipient.
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Marshall University
Randy Moss
Hardman
Bob Pruett
Moss
Minnesota Vikings
Maxine
West Virginia
Pruett
Thundering Herd
Dwayne Smith
East Fairmont
Chuck Landon
Charleston Daily Mail
Gene Morehouse
Martin Seizes Narrow Lead in Cup Standings After Dramatic Race
Martin moves to second in the standings, 36 points behind Mayfield and 11 ahead of Gordon. Gordon, hampered by an extra fuel stop, fought back to finish fourth after a late surge. Wallace faded with engine trouble, while a six caution period and a 26 minute delay marked the race, which featured a fiery multi-car crash and a dramatic late restart.
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Mayfield
Martin
Nemechek
R. Wallace
Spencer
Benson
R.wallace
Little
T.labonte
Jarrett
Earhart
B.labonte
Schrader
Elliott
M.waltrip
W.burton
J.burton
Hendrick Motorsports
Waltrip
Chad Little
Rusty Wallace
Kyle Petty
Beckley AAU 16-under local tryouts and state tourney results
Beckley area AAU 16-under boys tryouts set for today at 7 p.m. in Woodrow Wilson High School gym. Ninth and tenth graders eligible. Beckley split two 15-under state AAU games defeating Charleston Soldiers 81 64 and losing to Tri County Red Storm 81 69. Mike Ross led with 21 and 23 points in the two games. Ross Manns and Lee Parris named all tournament. Beckley heads to National AAU in Detroit in July after May 30 31 YBCA in Morgantown.
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Natrc
Cca Atk Doen Okee Maretta
Parkersburg
St. Albans
Princeton
Gallia Academy
Woodrow Wilson
Lewis County
Musselman
South Charleston
Preston
University and
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Sarahn Davis
Johnson
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Eastwood
Ben Poe
Moorman
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Pri
Crisslip
Smith
Jarretl
Turner
Walker
Brooks Crislip
Bergstrom
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Hudson
David Conley
Daniels
McNiel
Harrison
Fama
Jack Chapman
Moore
Sperry
Green
Justin Valleau
Je Moore
James Daniels
Hall
Thomas
Pursoe
Quincy Johnson
Hunt
Young
Beneker
Beckley
Charleston Soldiers
Mike Ross
Brandon Freenor
Nate Manns
Jeremy Jones
Kevin Saunders
Patrick Gunther
Jerrod Adkins
Mason Caperton
CS — Jeff
Tyrone Robinson
Praveen Rao
B. Booker
Ti Red Storm
Beckiey
Buna Jeanes
Brandon Fleenor
Patrick O'Malley
Justin Mullens
Doug Arthur
Beckley Area
Woodrow Wilson High School
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Lee Parris
Detroit
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