Frederick Eliminated by Upstate New York in 16-18 Regionals
Upstate New York defeats Frederick 6-3 as Pat Kelly and Pete Markovin hit late home runs to break a 3-3 tie in Parsippany New Jersey. Frederick rallies from a 3-0 deficit but faults on base and a disputed call by umpire contribute to its exit. Frederick coach Bill Danner laments calls while praising team effort and tournament play.
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Parsippany
N.J
Frederick
Babe Ruth
Upstate New York
Upstate
Pat Kelly
Pete Markovin
New York
Kelly
Markovin
Doug Huffer
Gary Specht
Huffer
Kendall Gordon
Bill
Danner
Iron Area
Billy Crone
Crone
Todd Crum
Oden Brothers Edge NECA In Opening LL Round
Oden Brothers of East Frederick defeated NECA 4 3 in the city Little League tournament opening round at East Frederick. Scott Maly pitched a five hitter for the win with nine strikeouts. Brian Atkinson took the loss. All Oden Brothers runs came in the third inning with John Arnold driving in two on two hits. Mike Dorsey had two NECA hits.
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Oden Brothers
East Frederick
NECA
Sertoria
Scott Maly
Brian Atkinson
Maly
John Arnold
Arnold
Mike Dorsey
Jeff Rinehart
Tom Harding
Rodney Baker
Cedric Smith
FCC Soccer Practice Starts Today at the School
FCC soccer announces a practice session open to all players at the school from 6 to 7 15 p m with a workout followed by a scrimmage to engage interested participants.
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FCC
Westminster beats Marva in state Ruth tourney nine-run rally
Westminster dominates Marva 11 to 1 in the fifth inning of the 13-year-old Babe Ruth tournament at Calvert County High School. Mark Kaetzel pitched for Marva before leaving with arm trouble. Dave Potts relieved as Westminster pulled away to a commanding lead.
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Prince Frederick
Westminster
Marva
Babe Ruth
Mark Kaetzel
Kaetzel
Dave Potts
Charles National
Frederick
Charles American
North Carroll
Calvert County High School
Managers come and managers go in baseball history
The piece traces how managers are hired or fired by owners, highlighting Connie Mack’s long tenure with the Athletics and noting recent firings and replacements. It covers Billy Martin’s Texas exit, Frank Lucchesi in Texas, Jack McKeon’s Kansas City departure, Whitey Herzog’s promotion, and Bill Virdon’s firing by the Yankees, framing the volatile nature of baseball leadership.
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Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Mack
Howard Hughes
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Yogi Berra
Yankees
New York Mets
Texas Rangers
Billy Martin
Martin
Rangers
Texas
Minnesota Twins
Baltimore
Detroit Tigers
Frank Lucchesi
Philadelphia Phillies
Kansas City Royals
Jack McKeon
Royals
McKeon
Whitey Herzog
Herzog
Bill Virdon
Yankee
Gabe Paul
Virdon
Orioles Rally Past Red Sox 12-8 on Grich and Robinson Homers
Baltimore erased a 6-1 hole with Grich and Robinson each belting three run homers and Singleton adding a solo shot. Baylor contributed four RBI with five straight hits as the Orioles cut Boston’s lead in the AL East. Fisk and Doyle fueled the Red Sox in a high scoring Monday night.
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Boston
Bobby Grich
Brooks Robinson
Don Baylor
Ken Singeton
Baltimore
Orioles
Boston Red Sox
Grich
Robinson
Baylor
Singleton
Red Sox
Bill Lee
Jim Willoughby
RBI
Jim Rice
Paul Mitchell
Carlton Fisk
Denny Doyle
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George Everson
Frederick Upstate N.Y
B. Hess
Crum
Drisko Hs Gordon
Irvin Danner
Levanti Hufter
Robertson. Oden
Upstate N.Y
Frederickt
Huller
Specht
Everson
Little League Action
Neca Oden Bros
Watts
Smith
Walsh
Arnot
Bittle
Malone Dorsey
Smallwood
Ad Atkinson
Baker
Hamil Gag Grigsby
Petry Oo
Oden Bros
Fenny
Smal Wandaker
Ruth Tourney
Bob Painter
Frederick County
Painter
Stan Goldberg
Louisville
Arthur Ashe
Ilie Nastase
Asher
Nastase
Guillermo Vilas
Wojtek Fibak
Iroute
West Grove Hill Road
Merchant's Tire Centers
Cates
Thy
Fey. Pica
Blackwall
Allewall
Fe.t
Old Tire
Lang Treat
Cory
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