Friday Jams added to Keys promotions and Myrtle Beach visit
The Keys promote Friday Jams and a kids area for 140-game Carolina League schedule through Sept. 5, hosting Myrtle Beach Pelicans replacing Danville. Night games start 7 05 p m with 1 05 p m Sunday games. fireworks on 12 nights. Pro wrestling set for July 8 after a game at Harry Grove Stadium with era performers. Admission ranges 6 to 10 dollars, children 3 dollars.
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Delmarva Shorebirds
Baseball stars spark hype as spring injuries loom
Main figures McGwire and Sosa rally fan interest while a rash of injuries tests teams. Mentions Torre Galarraga Wood Alou and others as cancer and injuries hit camps. Openers include Mariner and Tiger Stadium history with Fenway debut, plus free-agent splashes and the homer race resuming at Busch Stadium and Minute Maid Park.
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Roger Maris
Etchebarren Reflects On Orioles Career And Managers
Former catcher Elrod Etchebarren recalls his Orioles years from 1962 to 1971 including backing up Dick Brown, Earl Weaver’s platooning, and three World Series appearances. He notes Weaver’s intense managing style, McNally’s clutch Grand Slam, and battles with players like Earl Williams and Tony Oliva.
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McNally
Tony Oliva
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Jim Palmer
Nolan San
Oliva
Rayford: Orioles outfielder and Ripken predecessor
Rayford stayed with the Orioles in 1967 and hit 220 in 20 games ending his major league career. He is known for being the player Cal Ripken replaced when starting his record 2632 game streak in 1982. Rayford recalls Gehrig comparisons and their early teammate bond.
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Cal Ripken
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