Keys Overpower Warthogs in Eight Inning Win
Eric Chavez and Wady Almonte hit two home runs each as the Winston-Salem Keys beat the Frederick Warthogs 13 2 in eight innings for their fourth straight win. Chavez had four hits three runs and three RBIs while Almonte drove in three runs. Wegmann and Morseman combined on the mound to limit Frederick to 18 hits and the Keys built a 7 2 lead by the third inning before cruising. Frederick falls to 32 30 in the second half of the Carolina League.
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Baltimore Orioles
Wells edge Prieto as Orioles top A's 3 1
David Wells earned his first win in five decisions with 7 1 3 shutout innings. Bobby Bonilla delivered a go ahead two run double in the sixth as Baltimore beat Oakland 3 1. Bonilla's hit broke a 1 1 tie and Rafael Palmeiro walked to load the bases before the double. Eddie Murray added a sacrifice fly and Mark Parent debuted with a 6 for 2 line as Baltimore improves to 19th win.
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Scott Brosius
Mark McGwire
Randy Myers
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Cal Ripken
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Lesher
Alomar
Davey Johnson
Mark Parent
White Sox fall as Brewers rally in seventh
Fernando Vina drove in the go ahead run with a seventh inning single after Newfield homered for Milwaukee to beat Chicago. Newfield added a leadoff homer in the third as Milwaukee built a 1-0 lead and improved in the wild card race behind a 15-for-36 surge over his last 10 games.
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Newfield
Milwaukee
Greg Vaughn
San Diego
Green Unquestioned Leader of Redskins Remains Faithful to Future
The Redskins focus on Darrell Green as a steady veteran leader while a new generation of players, including a fast-upstart group, challenges old routines. Green, 36, reflects on past years, aims to bridge eras, and vows continued competitive drive as the team looks ahead to a fall season.
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Darrell Green
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New Redskins
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Woods turns pro
Tiger Woods announced Tuesday he will turn professional and play the Milwaukee Open in the Greater Milwaukee weekend event. The decision ends his amateur career after winning Us Amateur and marks a new professional chapter. Coach Wally Goodwin said Woods wanted to pursue this path without distractions and supported the move.
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Woods
Unassuming Marchibroda Excels With Little Fanfare
Baltimore handled coach Ted Marchibroda over a lengthy NFL career with quiet success. He transformed a 4-12 Colts into a 10-4-5? team in 1975, guided Indianapolis to a 9-7 record in his second stint, and developed stars like Bert Jones Jim Harbaugh Roman Gabriel Sonny Jurgensen Billy Kilmer and Jim Kelly. He led the Colts to three AFC East titles in the 1970s and nearly reached the Super Bowl with Indy last season before leaving after 1995. An unpretentious figure, Marchibroda left with little fanfare and a readiness to move on.
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Bert Jones
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Maryland linemen learn to hit books and grow up
Maryland’s defensive unit improved through academics and maturity after academic ineligibility sidelined three players in 1994. Johnnie Hicks Tim Watson and Jason Brown returned stronger in 1995, shifting from freshmen missteps to leadership in the line and improved tackling and play.
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Johnnie Hicks
Watson
Jason Brown
Hicks
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Burtonsville
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