Keys struggle as injuries deplete Frederick roster
The Frederick Keys dropped to a sixth straight loss 5-2 to Wilmington at Harry Grove Stadium as injuries mounted. Only 10 position players were available with outfielders Conner and Fowler sidelined. Conner broke his right leg and Fowler sprained a shoulder. Manager Shields said Fowler’s status was unclear and no new Orioles callups were reported. Darrell Dent remained the only true outfielder, while Bryant shifted to right field and Lawrence to left. Paz sprained an ankle but stayed in the game.
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Wilmington and Frederick face off in doubleheader notes
Game details list Wilmington starting pitchers Chad Durbin and Todd Thorn with 8 6 3.08 and 9 5 3.02 ERAs against Frederick pitchers Josh Towers and Josh McNatt. Sunday’s 1 0 5 pm tilt on WXTA AM 820 includes recap of injuries and lineup shifts.
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Brady Baines spark Orioles in 16 9 rout of Twins
Harold Baines hit a go ahead three run homer and drove in five as Brady Anderson collected a career high five hits including two homers to lift Baltimore over Minnesota 16 9. Cal Ripken added a three run shot and Enc Davis extended his hitting streak to 23 games while Jimmy Key made a rare relief appearance. Twins Todd Walker homered twice as Minnesota lost fifth straight.
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Ravens and Bears christen new stadium in Baltimore
The Ravens host the Chicago Bears in the $220 million Carden Yards venue with a sellout 69,000 crowd. Ted Marchibroda and Dave Wannstedt plan to rest starters after a half while showcasing new amenities and evaluating the team for the Sept. 6 and Dec. 20 matchups.
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Redskins edge toward new era with Johnson and Turner
In an exhibition against the Dolphins, Jimmy Johnson unveils a simplified run focused offense while Norv Turner rebuilds the defense around Dana Stubblefield and Dan Wilkinson. Dan Marino and Gus Frerotte play limited snaps as rookies and reserves compete for starting roles and roster spots.
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Billionaire bids loom as Browns near record price
The Cleveland Browns sale draws fierce competition among Al Lerner Howard Milstein Thomas Murdough and other bidders. With a new stadium revenue outlook and a potential price around 1 billion dollars experts warn the auction could redefine expansion costs and NFL ownership dynamics.
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