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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1985

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12

North American baseball scorecard mixed with team moves

A garbled scorecard lists multiple franchises and player movements. It mentions Cleveland, Detroit, New York Yankees, Toronto, Pittsburgh, St Louis Cardinals, and Toronto Penguins with pitchers and infielders traded or signed. It notes attendance and gate receipts, with unclear dates and figures amid the fragmented text.

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Spirit of Denver shown as Mariners Cubs tie in big exhibition

More than 76,000 fans attended weekend spring training games highlighting expansion chatter. Denver drew 34,518 at Mile High Stadium for an 8-8 tie between the Seattle Mariners and Chicago Cubs in mild weather. Vancouver hosted Toronto’s 4-3 win over Milwaukee as the Jays rallied in the eighth. Dodgers beat Angels 9-7 in 11 innings. Braves edged Expos 2-0. Astros blanked Phillies 3-0. White Sox beat Mets 6-4. Giants over Oakland 7-5. A’s beat San Diego 3-?. Minnesota tied San Diego 2-2 after 13 innings.

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Bay Area two team baseball markets face economic crisis

San Francisco Giants owner Bob Lurie and Oakland A s owner Roy Eisenhardt warned in a Candlestick Park interview that sky high salaries and faltering fan support may end the Bay Area’s two team era. They said about 3 million local baseball fans may not sustain both clubs and called for urgent action to align salaries with markets.

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Addison Named to West Virginia All Star Touring Team

Former Frederick High School basketball standout Elvin Addison, from Fairmont State, was named to an eight man West Virginia Athletic Conference all star team traveling to Australia. The group, coached by Terry Brown, leaves June 25 and returns August 10 to compete in a winter league and hold clinics.

Frederick Elvin Addison West Virginia Athletic Conference Australia West Virginia Addison Fairmont State Terry Brown Bluefield State

Frederick girls win Silver Classic in Cumberland

Frederick County girls captured the Silver Classic title in Cumberland defeating two Altoona teams 66 to 52. Sammy Joy led scoring with 28 points and Patti Wilson added 18 as Joy earned MVP and first team all tournament honors. Wilson also made first team with Bartlett and Frick named to the second team. Molers Market of Brunswick sponsored the Frederick County squad.

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Mount St Mary's Shattered at Colonial Relays

Mount St Marys athletes posted several bids at the Colonial Relays in Williamsburg. Steve Long tied WVU rival Steve King for pole vault top honors with 14.8 feet before breaking his arm on his third attempt, sidelining him indefinitely. MSM placed fourth in the shuttle relay with 2:60.7, while Pitt won at 57.3.

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FCC Splits Twinbill With Hagerstown Junior College

Frederick Community College split a weekend twinbill with Hagerstown Junior College. FCC won the opener 10 4 and fell 10 5 in game two. Steve Schmidt doubled twice and singled while Carl Wastler added three singles. Brad Ahait hit a two run homer in a four run fourth. FCC led 4 1 after one inning. in game two Hagerstown exploded for eight runs in the seventh after trailing 2 1.

Denver bids again to host 1992 Winter Games

Three Olympic enthusiasts plan to appeal to Mayor Pena to back a late bid to make Denver the 1992 Winter Games host. They argue Colorado's winter sports credentials and Denver’s resources. If Pena signs, the proposal must reach the USOC by Wednesday.

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Sindelar Survives Wind and Cold To Clinch Title

In brutal weather, Sindelar posted a three under par front nine and outside scores, with Corey Pavin the only other player to break par over 72 holes at 287. Ed Fiori, Jeff Sluman, Doug Tewell, Dan Pohl, and Bil Kratzert were at 288. Fuzzy Zoeller led early but finished 289. Ray Floyd faded to 290. Phil Blackmar 283. Lanny Wadkins 289.

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Openers show Orioles rebound lacks, injuries, and rival notes

The Orioles, defending champions last season, faced a fifth place AL East finish due to a lackadaisical run in the regular year. Spring training brought renewed energy but Lacy’s hand injury sidelines him until mid May. Storm Davis faces Texas with Charlie Hough as starter. Kansas City relies on Brett’s absence and Wilson’s suspension, while Toronto eyes bullpen upgrades and a Stieb versus Black matchup looms.

Boston Orioles Edward Bennett Williams Lacy Storm Davis Baltimore Charlie Hough Texas Royals George Brett Willie Wilson Toronto Dave Stieb Kansas City Bud Black

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