Mariners Rally Clinches 10-1 Rout of Orioles in Baltimore
Mariners snap a five game skid with 15 hits, routing Orioles 10-1. Rich DeLucia earns win while Orioles starter Dave Johnson takes the loss as Seattle builds a 4-0 lead by the second inning. Edgar Martinez extends hitting streak to 14 games with a leadoff infield hit.
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Orioles struggle highlights misfortune and calls for changes
The Orioles endure a 6 11 start as fans urge Frank Robinson to move upstairs. Robinson shrugs off blame, noting a slump while key players McDonald and Davis deal with injuries. Cal Ripken Jr leads with a .350 average and 20 RBIs as Olson keeps pace, but the team needs Davis to return and McDonald to win 15–20 games to contend.
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Keys pummel Pilots 12-3 in Hampton
The Frederick Keys beat the Peninsula Pilots 12 to 3 Monday night in Hampton Virginia, extending their win streak to three and improving to 10 8 on the season. Starter Andres Constant earned the win, going five innings, with Dave Riddle pitching four no hit innings to earn his second save.
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Probable pitchers Frederick Vaughn faces Peninsula
Frederick righthander Kip Vaughn (1-0, 4.80 ERA) is listed for today’s start against Peninsula. In a separate sequence, Paul Perkins pitched for Peninsula as Cairo scored on a fielder’s choice, with Wearing out at second, Scott Sprick’s double brought Devares home to trim the Pilots’ lead to 3-2. In the Keys’ fifth, Tony Beasley ended his 0-for-20 skid with an infield hit, stole second, and Manny Alexander’s infield single moved Beasley to third. Damon Buford followed with an infield hit to tie the game at three. Alexander and Buford then moved to third and second on a wild pitch.
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Doctors examine Glenn Davis with shoulder injury
Orioles first baseman Glenn Davis had his right shoulder examined by three doctors in New York. Results were not released, with tests done after a damaged spinal accessory nerve causing trapezius weakness was diagnosed at Johns Hopkins. Davis on the 15 day DL, surgery possible but not yet considered.
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Bruins win series to reach semifinal against Pittsburgh
Boston defeats Montreal 2-1 to take the Adams Division final in seven games. Moog stopped 35 shots as Christian and Neely scored. Lebeau’s controversial goal ruined the shutout with a minute left. Bruins host Pittsburgh in the Wales Conference final.
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Linganore sweeps quad track meet at home
Linganore boys and girls teams swept a quadrangular meet against Thomas Johnson Liberty and North Carroll. In the boys, Linganore led with 115 points, TJ 59, Liberty 55, North Carroll 43. In the girls, Linganore edged Liberty 82 to 76 with TJ third at 61 and North Carroll 37.
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Phillies Win Third Straight Behind Murphy Three RBIs
Dale Murphy drove in three runs with a two run homer and a sacrifice fly as the Phillies beat the Padres 7-2. Mulholland earned the win, Whitson took the loss, and Philadelphia built a 5-2 edge with runs on an error and a sacrifice fly, while Len Dykstra added a triple and Wally Backman a sac fly.
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Patriots Fall as Lions Beat Them and Area Games Delayed
The Patriots lost to the Lions while Linganore and Westminster were suspended after eight innings due to darkness. In softball, Linganore Thomas Johnson and St. John’s at Prospect Hall all dropped games Monday.
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Liberty tops Thomas Johnson in high school baseball thriller
Liberty defeats Thomas Johnson 10 to 5 as Jeff Wagner wins on the mound and Chris Sheeler clears the bases with a sixth inning grand slam. Liberty, led by Shane Norris’s two run homer, seizes control after a tight game. Johnson Hammond takes the loss.
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Westminster rallies to outscore Linganore 11 6 in CMC game
Westminster High School beat Linganore 11 to 6 in a Central Maryland Conference softball clash. The Owls led 5-5 after two innings but were outscored 6-1 over the final five frames as Linganore freshman pitcher Tasha Galayda yielded six hits.
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