Orioles Rally Past Indians After Weaver's Rule Book Tirade
Orioles win 8-7 as Weaver protests interference call by tearing pages from a rule book, then Roenicke drives in go ahead run on a sacrifice fly. Garcia scores on Lowenstein fly, Singleton RBI, and Reed reliever earns win while Indians drop another late lead.
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WVU Coach Cignetti Keeps Job Amid Cancer Fight
Morgantown West Virginia Coach Frank Cignetti Jr who is undergoing chemotherapy says he remains head coach this year as rumors denied by him and WVU officials. He notes doctors have not advised retirement and he will decide as the season progresses amid a 2-9 last fall and a 12-21 career Mountaineer record.
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Lonnie’s uncertain fate and career twists loom large
The narrative traces Lonnie’s post-season injury impact and trades to the Brewers and Phillies, his struggle to regain form in bullpen work, and his openness to majors again. Red Sox manager Don Zimmer notes no current need, while Lonborg contemplates possible workout at Fenway and reflects on a 1967 pennant and World Series performance.
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Wardius rewrites high jump mark at Shippensburg meet
Gary Wardius of Shippensburg rewrites the high jump mark during a feature event at the Shippensburg meet. The performance secures a standout showing for Wardius amid strong competition from local rivals.
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No-hitter highlight and local baseball results
Billy Ford delivered the season’s first no-hitter in Delco Baseball Place 2.0 for Haab’s Newtown in a 3-1 win over Sportings Place. Ford fanned 10 and walked three, with Brian Lansberry driving in a run and Ted Lucyk adding a second. Other games saw Frank Coll’s three-hitter for Penfield, Marple’s Joe Grace losing after seven hits and nine walks, and Tinicum AC’s five-hitter led by Kosmowsky.
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Haverford's Schwab Named All American Lacrosse Star
Haverford College star Richard Schwab, a Lower Merion High graduate, earns Di II-III All American lacrosse honors after scoring 94 goals and 36 assists over four varsity seasons. Teammate Ray Lemisch, also from Lower Merion, tops the division with 20 goals and 40 assists.
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