Orioles may play in Cuba fans push for exhibition series
Havana debates a Clinton plan that would ease money transfers and mail to Cuba and could allow the Baltimore Orioles to visit for exhibition games. The proposal aims to ease Cuban hardship while keeping sanctions, with a potential early trip to negotiate games in Baltimore and Havana.
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Foreman Leads TJ Past Owls In 78 54 Win
Thomas Johnson dominates Westminster 78 54 as Foreman scores a game high 22 with five assists and six rebounds. TJ rises to 6 0 overall 2 0 in conference while breaking Westminster’s effort with a fast paced attack.
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Rebels hand Brunswick first loss in top Class 1A battle
South Hagerstown defeated Brunswick 52 42 in a tense MVAL matchup as the Rebels used a 2 3 zone to slow the top ranked team. Mike Lee sparked a late 11 0 run pushing South Hagerstown to 8 1 overall and 6 0 in league while Brunswick dropped to 8 2.
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Ryan Brett Yount elected to Hall of Fame in first-year run
In a historic class Nolan Ryan George Brett and Robin Yount were elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame on their first year of eligibility. Ryan led with 98.79 percent of ballots, Brett 98.19 and Yount 77.46 percent. Induction set for July 23 at Cooperstown with Hall of Fame exhibition the next day.
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Players vote today on NBA owners offer in season clash
Locked out NBA players arrive to vote on whether to back the union negotiating committee to reject the owners final offer. About 400 eligible, with rules to be announced, the vote tests unity as talks resume or a ratification vote follows.
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Cougars rally past Ott Key in OT for 42 38 win
Catoctin trailed most of the game before Steve Smith’s late free throws and a clutch two to spark an overtime victory over Francis Ott Key 42 38. Chad Wiley tied the regulation at 36 with 10 seconds left, and coach Chris Barnhart praised the team’s experience in close games.
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Urbana Tops Liberty In Tight Central Maryland Conference Win
Urbana defeats Liberty 53-44 as Hawks use early 12-0 run and a late surge led by Quincy Randolph 11 points and Zack Mills 12 to secure the CMSC opener. Liberty’s Falcone 11 and Reuner 10 cap a balanced scoring night.
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