Thurmont girls win State Senior II title
Thurmont defeated Elkton 13 to 7 to capture the State Senior Little Leagues Women’s Softball Tournament. Tanya Bare pitched the win as Thurmont seized control with an eight-run sixth inning surge, aided by three-hit performances from Anita Abiba Kim Qland and others. The victory sends Thurmont to the Mid-Atlantic Softball Tournament in North East to face the Delaware champion at 3 p.m. on August 4, in a double elimination event running through August 6, with two New Jersey teams also entered.
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Major league games feature 8 6 8 7 12 innings in action
Major league action shows Minnesota 8 Baltimore 4 Milwaukee 3 10 innings Chicago 2 California 1. Boston 5 New York 4. Texas 8 Kansas City 4. Cleveland 4 Milwaukee 3 in 10 innings. Detroit 3 New York 4. Oakland 7 Minnesota 2 with Torrez 89. Schedule lists many more matchups and pitchers with records.
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Orioles Rally Past Tigers on Jackson Single and Walks
Reggie Jackson delivered a midgame single through the middle after Detroit reliever John Hiller walked three straight two-out batters in the ninth, giving Baltimore a 3-3 game concluding with Jackson's hit. Detroit's late scoring came in the seventh while Hiller took the loss as Orioles closer Fred Holdsworth earned the win.
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Frederick Legion clinches tie for second with 32 6 rout of Brunswick
Frederick Legion topped Brunswick 32 6 to clinch a tie for second place in district play and secure a spot in the state tournament. Frederick pounded three Brunswick pitchers for 20 hits, with Billy Crone and Jeff Main each driving in four. Todd Crum, Rod Bowie, Scott Geisbert and Rick Gladhill added two hits apiece. The game ended after seven innings as Frederick surged with 12 runs in the first and 12 more in the seventh.
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City tourney opens tonight with East Frederick and Amvers
The City Life League tournament begins tonight at 6 p.m. in East Frederick. East Frederick champion Kline faces American League champion Amvers while National League champion Optimists have a bye and start Tuesday in a double elimination. Teams listed include Kline, Shaefer, Stevens, Mohler, Tyeryar, Specht, Jenkins, Wastler, Long, Martin, Long, Martz, Bare, Olson, Perry, Palm, Karl Beam, Kevin Beam, Clabauga, Comer, Dawson, Durdock, Hamm, Kent, Long, Main, Oberhaus, Snowden, Spann, Tracey, and Young.
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Aaron to Quit After This Year
Milwaukee slugger Henry Aaron says he will leave the Brewers when his two year contract ends at season’s end to return to Atlanta. He cites family ties and plans to go home, without confirming any Braves front office role.
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Cramer Tosses Stellar Game In Frederick Win
Cramer pitched a complete game allowing four hits as Frederick won despite a lone error in the seventh. Allan Haines praised the performance as the best of his life and credited Cramer with strong control and power. Mike Dorsey starred with four hits. Weaver Creamer and Disque added two apiece.
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