#19 UVa. 7, Maryland 6
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The No. 19 Virginia baseball team took the first game of its series at Maryland Thursday evening with a thrilling 7-6 win over the Terrapins at Bob “Turtle” Smith Stadium in College Park
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Richmond wins 1-0 in 14
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The Richmond Flying Squirrels (20-20) defeated the Harrisburg Senators (22-17), 1-0, in 14 innings at The Diamond on Thursday night
ODU to join Conference USA
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Old Dominion University President John R. Broderick announced today that the institution’s athletic programs have entered into a membership agreement with Conference USA
Senators take down Richmond, 3-1
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The Harrisburg Senators (22-16) cruised behind right-hander Jeff Mandel to a, 3-1, victory over the Richmond Flying Squirrels (19-20) in front of 4,281 at The Diamond on Wednesday
Wilmington tops Lynchburg, 7-5
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The Hillcats fell down 4-0 early, but battled to take the lead on a Braeden Schlehuber three run bomb. However, the bullpen couldn’t hold off the Blue Rocks offense late
Ken Plum: Repeating Virginia’s history
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This week I complete teaching a six-week course for the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at George Mason University on “highlights of Virginia’s history”
Longwood tops JMU, 4-1
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Left fielder Robby Newman hit a pair of home runs while five Longwood pitchers combined to limit James Madison to six hits in a 4-1 win in a non-conference baseball game on Tuesday
Webb: Burmese minister’s visit ‘appropriate time’ to lift sanctions
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Sen. Jim Webb called the first official visit by the Burmese Foreign Minister to the United States an “appropriate time” for the administration to lift sanctions
Bach returns to Staunton
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The Bach Project of Staunton Music Festival resumes on Sunday, May 27, when Carsten Schmidt, harpsichordist and artistic director of the festival, turns to performances of J. S. Bach’s Toccatas and French Suites
Longball pushes Lynchburg to W
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It was a slugfest in Lynchburg with each team sending a pair of bombs over the fence. The Hillcats were able to walk away victorious thanks to Tommy La Stella’s sixth inning homer
