Wearing's 6 RBI fuels Keys' 14-4 win
Frederick Keys walloped Winston-Salem 14-4 at Harry Grove Stadium as Mel Wearing powered the offense with two homers six RBIs and four runs. The Keys improved to 7-4 in the Northern Division while Winston-Salem fell to 3-5. Wearing sparked the first inning rally and the 13-hit attack boosted team batting to .302.
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Hagerstown
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Buford named Carolina League Player of the Week
Buford of the Frederick Keys earned Player of the Week honors for April 11 to 20 after batting .395 with two home runs six RBIs and three stolen bases. He suffered a sore right big toe Saturday against Durham and will miss six to seven days.
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Redskins select Bobby Wilson with 17th pick in NFL draft
Redskins introduce first round pick Bobby Wilson a defensive tackle from Michigan State declaring excitement to be with Washington. Wilson described the long draft day and optimism about his role while team officials praised his chase for the ball and potential impact. Washington added picks Dennis Ransom Keith Cash Jimmy Spencer Charles Bell Chris Shale David Gulledge and Keenan McCardell to bolster defense and receiving depth.
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Capitals face tough path after Game 3 loss to Penguins
Washington pressed Pittsburgh with pace while missing three top defensemen but still fell 3-1, surrendering home-ice as Pittsburgh led 2-1 in the Patrick Division finals. Lemieux starred for the Pens, while Capitals coach Terry Murray lamented a flat showing and vowed smarter, tighter play.
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Patriots draft Maryland QB Scott Zolak in fourth round
College Park, Md. AP Scott Zolak of Maryland became the newest Patriots pick as the fourth round began with New England tabbing the Monongahela, Pennsylvania native. He called the selection ideal for his development, noting the Patriots quarterback situation and his East Coast ties. Zolak said New England flew him for a visit and that he sensed the fit.
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White Sox top Orioles in opener at new Comiskey Park
Frank Thomas hit the first homer at the rebuilt Comiskey Park as Chicago beat Baltimore 8-7. Ben McDonald returned from a elbow strain, allowing six runs in 4 2 3 innings. Ozzie Guillen and Scott Fletcher drove in two each for Chicago, which rallied from deficits to win.
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Eisenreich
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County athletes picked for USSR cultural meet
Fifty Frederick County athletes including 25 boys and 25 girls from local high schools and Maryland School for the Deaf were selected for the USSR USA International Athletic and Cultural Exchange. The non scoring event on May 5 at Frederick High School Track will award individual medals with team members chosen by county coaches and meet director Jack Griffin.
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