Tuesday Scoreboard and Week's Sports Schedule
Tuesday night features Texas at Anaheim and Oakland at Seattle with 10:35 p.m. starts, and Tampa Bay at Boston plus Baltimore at Toronto and New York Yankees at Toronto in late games. The report includes college football rankings, shifting schedules, and weekend broadcasts across baseball, boxing, and NASCAR with multiple station guides.
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Mountaineer Field intoxication woes spark security call
In a sports column Dave Morrison decries rising drinking at Mountaineer Field and objects thrown onto the field. He urges stronger security, ticket controls, and responsible behavior, urging fans to report disturbances to guards and stay home if unable to act responsibly. He notes empty mini whiskey bottles and golf balls as troubling signs and warns against repeating ESPN footage.
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Nehlen
John Daly
Mountaineer Field
Puskar
Mountaineer
ESPN
Big East Players Hurt by Syracuse Rout Spark Debate
Rutgers coach Terry Shea conceded the team trails Syracuse after a 70 14 loss. Syracuse coach Paul Pasqualoni defended pulling Donavan McNabb early, saying players deserve to play. Temple’s Stacy Mack shifts to fullback and Virginia Tech eyes Al Clark return. West Virginia notes injuries plus weekly award winners.
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Terry Shea
Syracuse
Shea
Paul Pasqualoni
Donovan McNabb
Orangemen
McNabb
Pasqualoni
Don
Griffith Joyner Olympic speed records and life highlights
Flojo remains the world record holder in 100 and 200 meters with 10.49 and 21.34 set in 1988 and Seoul, respectively. The article notes her Olympic golds, the 1988 trials outfits, and her background from Los Angeles with husband Al Joyner as coach, plus details on family and early life.
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Seoul
Marion Jones
South Africa
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Los Angeles
Cal State Northridge
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Mary Ruth
Bob Kersee
Jackie Joyner-Kersee
Leslie County
Nitro
House
Prep Notebook: Chris Yura named player of the week
West Virginia high school football weekly honors go to Morgantown running back Chris Yura for 171 rushing and five touchdowns in a 61-26 win over East Fairmont. Yura, 1997 Kennedy Award winner, had six touches for five scores and a 74 yard punt return before leaving early.
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Chris Yura
West Virginia
Associated Press
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Yura
Clay Battelle
Teddy Stewart
Brooke
Nitro
J.R. House
St. Albans
Chris Martin
Court Upholds Johnsons Lifetime Track Ban in Canada
An appeals court refused to lift Ben Johnsons lifetime ban for steroid use, ending his bid for a comeback at age 36. The decision comes near the 10th anniversary of his Seoul Olympics 9.79s run, which led to stripping of gold and world record.
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Ben Johnson
Johnson
Becl ey Stratton rally falls short in tight 3 2 Park win
Beckley Stratton and Park Roadrunners battled in Sophia with a 3 2 finish. Ryan Crook tied the game at 2 2 with a late 2nd half strike before Adam Voloski converted to seal Park's victory. Park coach Dave Laraba praised size and late resilience while Beckley coach Ian George noted adjustments at halftime.
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Yost
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