Harding and Koepke win FTC singles titles in tense finals
Chris Harding reclaimed the Catherine D. Dykstra women's singles title at Frederick Tennis Club beating Mamie Albrecht 6-4, 6-0 after overcoming a shoulder injury. Luke Grimshaw lost to John Koepke 6-3, 6-1 in the Rice-Radcliffe finals, giving Koepke the FTC triple crown including men’s singles, doubles with Phil Hammond, and mixed doubles with Kitty Russong.
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Thomas Johnson
University of Connecticut
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Albrecht
Turner unhappy with Redskins offense in exhibition
Washington 2-0 in exhibitions as defense yields no touchdowns while offense stalls for most of the game. Norv Turner says rhythm is lacking and plans line changes due to injuries to Tre Johnson and Bob Dahl. Gus Frerotte connects for a 60-yard TD to Alvin Harper as the lone bright moment.
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Alvin Harper
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Sean Gilbert
Mike Nolan
Ripken homer lifts Orioles past Angels in Anaheim
Cal Ripken Jr hit a two run shot in the eighth to lift the Baltimore Orioles to a 4 3 win over the Anaheim Angels as Tony Phillips faced arrest for cocaine possession. Tim Salmon homered for Anaheim while Todd Greene and Mike Bordick also featured in the scoring. Orioles reliever Randy Myers earned the save.
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FBA ousted in regional openning game of Middle Atlantic
The Frederick Baseball Association collapsed under four and five errors over two days in the Middle Atlantic Regional 10 Bambino Tournament. Our Lady of Grace beat FBA 8-4 and North Buffalo defeated them 8-1 after a rough start. Aston Valley beat OLG 7-2 and set up a winners bracket final. Other Sunday results included North Buffalo 7-6 over Delaware and Marlboro 7-4 over St. Mary’s.
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Baumann
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Aston
OLG Downing Marlboro
Price keeps lifelong love of Frederick baseball alive
An 80-year-old retiree, Joe Price, recalls a baseball life that began as a 10-year-old bat boy in the Blue Ridge League for Frederick’s Warriors in 1929. He still attends 20 to 25 Frederick Keys games yearly, sharing old stories and memories from McCurdy Field to Durham’s pitcher’s mound.
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Hillcats Hand Keys Two Losses In Lynchburg
The Frederick Keys drop two games to the Lynchburg Hillcats over the weekend at City Stadium. Chris Miyake went 3 for 5 and Craig Wilson 2 for 3 with a two run homer as Lynchburg won 9 3. Lynchburg improves to 33 18 in the second half while Frederick sits 17 32 in the late season.
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