Maryland Fur Trappers Set For 32nd Convention At Rogersville
The Maryland Fur Trappers announce their 32nd annual convention at Raritan Community Park Rogersville Aug 20 21 with a crab feast and $10 advance tickets. Friday features a 6 p.m. crab feast while Saturday offers trap demonstrations lectures by DNR staff and vendor exhibits. A trappers auction begins at 1 p.m. For details contact Norm Browning and directions to Raritan Park. The Trapping School follows Sept 10 12 at Camp Hickory Garrett County with $50 fee covering lodging meals and instruction on furbearer biology ethics and trapping techniques.
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Legion elimination state tournament matchups outlined
Mayo of Anne Arundel faces Dundalk in the opener at 10 a.m. The winner of Williamport against Funkstown will meet Easton at 1 p.m. Chaney of Prince Georges faces Frostburg at 5 p.m. and Frederick plays Bethesda at 8 p.m. In Western Maryland District action Frederick beat Mount Airy 19-3 as Mike Anders won.
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Chaney
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Frostburg
Frederick
Bethesda
Fount Airy
Mount Airy
Mike Anders
Mike MacGinnis
Keys Rally To Narrow Lead In High-Scoring Game
Frederick used key hits from McClain and Gresham to seize momentum, pulling within one after a two-run single and a late homer. McClain collected four hits and four RBIs, while Winston-Salem’s Vasquez and Harrison provided multi-hit efforts including a three-run homer and a solo shot. Sutka earned the win for Winston-Salem, with Klingenbeck taking the loss.
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Joey Mullinix
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Kurt Cumm
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Jason Smith
Matt Domer
Joe Keefauver
Williamsport
McClain
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Kris Gresham
Doug McConathy
Gresham
Castaldo
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Joe Borowski
Winston-Salem
Eric Owens
Cleveland Ladell
Chris Vasquez
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Spirits
Bobby Perna
Bubba Smith
Mike Harrison
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Alex Ochoa
Frederick Glenn Sutka
Scott Klingenbeck
Oakland
Calif
Oakland Athletics
Rickey Henderson
Ruben Sierra
Texas Rangers
Amall Giéiva
Mog Mhovvera
Texas
Mike Schooler
Hall of Famers and award notes from Hall of Fame ceremonies
Hall of Fame members and guests gathered as 38 inductees attended the event with Yankees owner George Steinbrenner visiting. Leonard Koppett and the late Bus Saidt received the J. G. Taylor Spink Award for sportswriting. Reggie Jackson recalled his career milestones including his three home runs in Game 6 of the 1977 World Series.
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Ruth- Derby softball final sparks Edison win in NJ tourney
Edison New Jersey defeated Frederick 11-5 in the winners bracket final and Hamilton New Jersey eliminated Frederick 9-7 to end Frederick’s run. Tracy Snyder and Anne Parsons had three hits for Frederick in the Edison game. Andrea Wenp and Snyder homered. Frederick led 6-2 before Hamilton seized momentum with a five-run fourth inning. Wesp, Snyder, Amy Burdette, Lisa Addamonte and Parsons contributed multiple hits for Frederick.
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Parsons
Majors. House run sparks 430-foot blast in California game
A flood of homers and strong pitching highlighted a day of baseball across multiple cities. Dave Winfield hit his 18th of the season in Anaheim as the Angels won, while Eddie Murray contributed for the Mets in St Louis, and Sammy Sosa homered for the Cubs in Chicago.
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Braves edge Astros 3-2 as Smoltz shines
John Smoltz pitched eight strong innings allowing two runs on seven hits with one walk and six strikeouts. David Justice hit a homer for the Braves, who improved to ninth win in 10 games against the Astros as Greg McMichael secured the save in Houston.
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World Book Softball Tournament for Class D teams
The World Book Softball Tournament for Class D Church and Industrial Se teams will be held August 7 and 8 at Pine Cliff Park. Each team is guaranteed at least three games for a 110 fee with all balls furnished. Trophies awarded to bracket winners and the top three places. shirts for winning team members. Call Gary Kaetzel at 653 for more information.
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Davis poised to return this Friday after rehab stint
Rhodes, once with the Orioles, moved to the disabled list May 15 for a sore knee. He had surgery May 18 and has since rehabbed at Rochester, posting 1-1 with a 4.6 ERA there and 1-2 with a 9.36 ERA for Baltimore. Brady Anderson missed weekend games with Boston due to finger and shoulder injuries. Oates said Anderson should be back by Tuesday.
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Orioles Rally But Red Sox Hold On In Boston Win
Boston defeated Baltimore 2 1 as Darwin, Harris, Fossas and Russell combined for strong relief. Dawson led Boston with a fourth inning homer, Greenwell doubled and Vaughn was walked intentionally before a double play ended other threats.
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