Frederick News Briefs from August 24 1988
Frederick MD report highlights local events and notices. The August 24 1988 issue notes community updates, municipal items, and brief occurrences affecting residents.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1989
Page
22
McDonald Makes Pro Pitching Debut For Frederick Keys
Orioles draftee Ben McDonald pitched three innings allowing one run and five hits before 6,515 fans and media at McCurdy Field. He faced Winston-Salem, threw 45 pitches with 24 strikes and 21 balls, and endured a balk and a wild pitch. A triple play in the second and a double play in the third aided him, as he admitted a C grade and noted the long layoff before aiming to pitch again this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben McDonald
Frederick Keys
Orioles
The
Keys
McDonald
Winston. Salem
McCurdy Field
Winston Salem Spirits
Winston- Salem
Erie Woods
Keys clinch win and first triple play in club history
Frederick Keys defeat Winston-Salem Spirits 6-4 at McCurdy Field before 6515 fans. Ben McDonald debuts professionally and partakes in the club’s inaugural triple play in the second inning. Jack Voigt’s 100th hit of the season delivers the go ahead run in the eighth as Frederick sweeps Winston-Salem and narrows the gap to the Cannons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lewis
Don Cahoun
Darrin Duffy
McDonald
Luis Mercedes
Mercedes
Rod Lofton
Lewis
Lofton
Cohoon
McDonsht
Keys
Jack
Mr. Clutch" Voigt
Mike Lehman
Ken Shamburg
Voigt
Lehman
Winston-Salem
Mike Aspray
Shamburg
Rick Wilkins
Gutierrez
O's Sweep Brewers Behind Moreland Pinch Double
Keith Moreland delivered a two run pinch double in the seventh as the Baltimore Orioles defeated the Milwaukee Brewers 3-1 to complete a three game sweep. Bob Milacki pitched eight innings for Baltimore, improving to 8-11 with Gregg Olson earning his 19th save. Milwaukee starter Tom Filer took the loss after surrendering the decisive runs. Ed Romero drove in Milwaukee's lone run with a fifth inning single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Keith Moreland
Baltimore Orioles
Milwaukee Brewers
Bob Milacki
Gregg Olson
Milwaukee
Tom Filer
Filer
Jim Traber
Brewers
Tony Fossas
Moreland
Rene Gonzales
Chuck Crim
Muackt
Ed Romero
Atlanta Braves
Boston
Red Sox
Atlanta
Billy Bates
Romero
Mike Felder
Felder
Milacki
Orioles set attendance record for August month
The Baltimore Orioles announced a franchise single month attendance high as 599040 fans attended August games, with 32302 in the final Milwaukee game and an August average of 35238 across 17 home dates, surpassing the previous 519264 July 1985 figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Milwaukee
Orioles
Ripken goes on 15 day DL as Worthington sidelined
Baltimore Orioles place second baseman Bill Ripken on the 15 day disabled list with a strained right shoulder and purchase Tim Hulett's contract to bolster infield, as third baseman Craig Worthington also suffers a shoulder strain and may be day to day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Ripken
Worthington
Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Tim Hulett
Craig Worthington
Orioles
Ripken
Bullet
Rochester
Frank Robinson
Were
Robinson
Rene Gonzales
Hulett
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Indianapolis
Montreal
Pete Rose banned as Reds manager ending playing career
Cincinnati AP reports Pete Rose was banned from baseball by Commissioner A Bartlett Giamatti, removing him from the game he spent a lifetime shaping. Rose reflects on his life in baseball, calling himself a Hall of Famer with 4 256 hits and 2 200 runs, while recalling key moments and his enduring identity as Charlie Hustle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Pete Rose
Pete
A. Bartlett Giamatti
Cincinnati Reds
Karolyn Rose
Rose
Hall of Fame
Paul Nobr
Reuschel blanks Mets in Giants victory
Rick Reuschel and two relievers held New York to five hits as San Francisco shut out the Mets 5-0 for a second straight win. Williams drove in two, and Cone suffered his first home loss this season. The Giants bolster NL West lead as Matt Williams homered and doubled, while Brett Butler stole and scored in the unearned first-inning run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
Frank Wills
John Cerutti
Wills
Jeff Robinson
Lou Whitaker
Toronto
Junior Felix
Detroit
Gary Ward
Rick Schu
Chet Lemon
Felix
McGriffied
RBI
NEW York
Rick Reuschel
San Francisco Giants
Mets
California
Reuschel
Craig Lefferts
Steve Bedrosian
Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Matt Williams
David Cone
Brett Butler
Kevin Elster
Will Clark
Willams
Jose Uribe
Butler
Keith Miller
Williams
Clark
Chase Cone
Bob Knepper
Philadelphia
Andy Benes
San Diego Padres
Philadelphia Phillies
Benes
Las Vegas
Mark Davis
Roberto Alomar
Padres
San Diego
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stan Goldberg
O's Brass
Kalty Hahn
Winston-Salem Spirits
Frederick
Spirits
Prince William Cannons
Cannons
Peninsula
Baltmore Orioles
Rusty Crockett
Roy Gilbert
Winston-Salen
Dave Miller
Duffy
Eric Wood
Mike Borgatti
Ricky Gutierrez
O's
Blue Jays
Ernie Whitt
Fred McGriff
Toronto Blue Jays
Detroit Tigers
George Hell
McGriff
Whitt
Birds
Yankees
Nick Esasky
Dwight Evans
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Mike Boddicker
Steve Sax
Lee Smith
Pye
Whitey Ford
Charlie Hustle
Reds
Cleveland
Ray Fosse
Rivertroot
New York Mets
Bud Harrelson
Blanks
Phillies
Chris James
Carmelo Martinez
Luis Salazar
von Hayes
Mayes
Martinez
James
Alomar
Salazar
Shawn Abner
Ricky Jordan
John Kruk
Bruce Ruffin
Todd Frodwirth
Jack Clark
Tommy Herr
Dickie Thon
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