Run hungry Keys lose two to Kinston at home
The Frederick Keys were held to one run and 12 hits in a weekend series at Harry Grove Stadium, dropping both games to Kinston 1-0 on Saturday and 5-1 on Sunday. David Lamb led the offense with three hits, while Toby Lehman and Brian Brewer pitched well but the defense and miscues hampered results. The Keys fall to 26-29 and open a four-game set at Prince William.
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Redskins struggle to score in third preseason game
Washington find themselves mired in third down woes as the first unit fails to reach the end zone in a 27 13 loss to Miami. Heath Shuler throws interceptions, while special teams provide brief highlights. coach Norv Turner vows focus on third down and situational drills as fans weigh Shuler’s slow start.
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Johns Leads A's Over Orioles In Sunday Win
Doug Johns allowed two hits in 5 2/3 innings in his second major league start as the Oakland Athletics defeated the Baltimore Orioles 6-3. Stan Javier drove in two with RBI singles and a run-scoring double, while Rafael Palmeiro, Bobby Bonilla, and Cal Ripken led Baltimore's offense. Dennis Eckersley earned the save.
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Seles comeback nets Canadian title
Monica Seles returned to tournament play at the Canadian Open and dominated Amanda Coetzer 6 0 6 1 to win the title. She impressed throughout the week by defeating Po Tauziat Huber and Sabatini before a final victory that exceeded expectations.
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Tyson's swift win prompts questions
Tyson's 99 second victory over Peter McNeeley raises doubts about his post layoff form. Questions linger on the referee's stoppage, the purse hold for Vinny Vecchione, and when Tyson will face a genuine gauge opponent. Promoter Don King and co manager John Horne outlined possible next foes for a November MGM Grand bout.
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Anderson denies he'll leave Detroit after season
Sparky Anderson, Detroit manager for 17 years, says he has not decided his plans beyond this season. With a final year on his contract and rumors of joining the Reds or moving to the Tigers front office, he offers no clear answer. He says retirement is not the goal and that details will emerge after the season.
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