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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 2001
Page
13
Disjointed baseball and other sports updates list various team actions, roster moves, and suspensions across MLB and minor leagues. Notable items include Oakland Athletics placing players on the disabled list, Rays and Pirates activity, Giants recalls and promotions, and minor league transactions involving the Senators and Bears, with scattered football and college notes mixed in.
San Francisco’s Barry Bonds belted a 40th homer, sparking a six-run inning to power the Giants past the Cincinnati Reds 3-0. Bonds tied Babe Ruth for fastest to 40 homers in 113 games, a mark reached in his season breakout as San Francisco chased the playoffs.
New England Patriots threaten to suspend wide receiver Terry Glenn for the season if he misses practice. Agent James Gould says Glenn faces a choice between returning to a fraught team or retiring. Glenn was previously suspended for four games for violating the league substance abuse policy.
Stottlemyer delivered an eighth inning RBI single as the Brunswick Orioles defeated the Hagerstown Braves 4-3 in a Blue Ridge Championship playoff game. John Secler earned his sixth win, Frye went 3 for 3, Martz 2 for 5, Goode 2 for 3 with doubles from Roger and Steve Goode. Brunswick leads 3-1 in the series and Game 5 is set for 6 p.m. at North Hagerstown High.
Erik Bedard returned from the disabled list to pitch five shutout innings against Kinston, throwing 74 pitches and striking out nine in his first outing since June 10. Manager Dave Cash names a six man starting rotation including Bedard along with Sonny Garcia and others. The Keys plan to honor Orioles legend Cal Ripken with a signing banner during the homestand.
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