Eshelman Debuts In rehab outing for Keys in 7-2 win
Vaughn Eshelman, 23, pitched six and two thirds innings in his first game since elbow surgery, allowing two earned runs on seven hits with five strikeouts as the Frederick Keys beat the Prince William Cannons 7-2. He admitted jitters and overthrows early, then settled into rhythm and exhibited velocity as Keys improved to preserve the win.
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Frederick Keys
Prince William Cannons
Eshelman
the Keys
Keys
Larry McCall
McCall
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
Bluefield
Kane County
Tragel
Rick Forney
Keith Garagozzo
The
Cannons
Prince William
Tom Carter
Stacy Jones
Brian DuBois
Mackanin
Kris Gresham
Cesar Devarez
Troy Tallman
Jose Millares
Cevarez
Tallman
Keys' bats awaken in 7-2 win over Cannons
The Frederick Keys rebounded from a 3-2 loss to Prince William by beating the New Britain Cannons 7-2 to even their spring record. Alex Ochoa led with a three run homer and four RBIs while Jose Millares and Bo Ortiz added two hits each. Pitching by Vaughn Eshelman and relievers Joe Borowski and Chris Lemp secured the victory.
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Prince William
Cannons
Keys
Pete Mackanin
Alex Ochoa
Jose Millares
Bo Ortiz
Ortiz
Ochoa
Curtis Goodwin
Kane County
Rockies open Mile High with historic home win
In Denver, Eric Young and Charlie Hayes homered as the Colorado Rockies debut at Mile High Stadium produced an 14-0 rout of Montreal in front of a record home opener crowd of 80,227. Bryn Smith bested Montreal with six hits allowed in seven innings, as the Rockies totaled 18 hits and claimed their first franchise win.
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Colorado Rockies
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Charlie Hayes
Mile High
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Rockies
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Young
Bryn Smith
Expos
Willie Blair
Tim Spehr
Mike Lansing
Steve Reed
Mile High Stadium
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco
Dodgers
West Coast
Coliseum
Brooklyn
Blue Jays
Indians
Toronto
Devon White
Maggert Leads Masters After Rain Delay at Augusta
Jeff Maggert and fellow rising stars led the Masters field as rain halted play overnight in Augusta. Venerable greats Jack Nicklaus Ray Floyd Bernhard Langer and Larry Mize were among the 10 stranded on the course awaiting a return to complete second-round action with the third round to follow.
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Jeff Maggert
Maggert
Dan Forsman
Russ Cochran
Chip Beck
Jack Nicklaus
Ray Floyd
Nicklaus
Floyd
Bernhard Langer
Germany
Larry Mize
Augusta National
Greens
Idam
Monk to shift to backup role with Redskins
Washington must trade off Art Monk after 14 NFL seasons as starter with the Redskins plan him as a backup. The Washington Post reports Monk met with coach Ritchie Petitbon and GM Charley Casserly and will be offered his 1992 salary of 1.2 million. He is described as relieved and disappointed by the move and will share depth with Ricky Sanders Desmond Howard Tim McGee and Desmond Howard.
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Washington
Art Monk
NFL
Washington Redskins
Washington Post
Monk
Ritchie Petitbon
Charley Casserly
Redskins
Richard Bennett
Brig Owens
Ricky Sanders
Desmond Howard
Tim McGee
Stephen Hobbs
Frederick powers past James Wood in Easter Classic opener
Frederick defeated James Wood 12 to 2 in the Walkersville Easter Classic opener as Jason Frushour paced the Cadets with three hits four RBIs and four runs while going the distance five innings on the mound. Frushour belted a two run homer and added a ground rule double to highlight a five run first inning.
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Jim Leyritz
Bobby Thigpen
Randy Velarde
Danny Tartabull
Mike Stanley
Yankees
Cleveland
Walkersville
Frederick
James Wood
Severna Park
Lions
Aum
Cadets
Jason Frushour
Frushour
Cadety
Rick Killen
Phil Rhodes
Frushout
Rhodes
Jason Mobley
Keever Davis
Jared Mounts
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Bill Green
Harry Grove Stadium
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Chris Lemp
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Lew Hill
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Ed Sprague
Kelly Gruber
Joe Carter
Tom Kramer
John Olerud
Kevin Wickander
Darrin Jackson
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Rogers Hornsby
Reggie Jackson
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Arlingiun
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Rafael Palmeiro
Jose Canseco
Ryan
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Deacon McGuire
Tommy John
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Bo Jackson
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