Keys Run Riot as Frederick Tops Prince William 21-1
Frederick Keys overwhelm Prince William Cannons 21-1 at Prince William Park to snap a prior 5-3 loss. The Keys collect 26 hits including three homers led by Manny Alexander and Randy Berlin who drives in six. Rob Blumberg earns win. Cannons pitcher Stephen Tucker battered. In Saturday’s game, Frederick won 3-2 after late rally. The Keys now 5-5 in second half. prep to face Kinston. Notes mention Orioles pitcher Dave Johnson assignment rehabilitation. Canton Indians crush Hagerstown Sons 15-3 led by Carlos Martinez and Ramon Bautista with three RBIs each.
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Koepke and Hammond repeat on Murray doubles crown
Top seeds John Koepke and Phil Hammond win their fourth straight J. Richard Ramsburg Men's Doubles title, defeating Terry Hershey and Chris Milne 6 3 6 4. Kitty Buza and Susan Crane claim the Murray Women's Doubles crown by beating Jody Hammond and Carol Sheffler 6 2 6 3 at Fleming Avenue courts.
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Lendl Triumphs In Historic Wimbledon Sunday Crowd Roars
At Wimbledon, Ivan Lendl rallied from two sets down to defeat MaliVai Washington 4 6 2 6 4 7 5 in a marquee fifth set. John McEnroe lost to Derrick Rostagno 7 6 6 1 6 4 as 25 000 fans embraced an electric crowd.
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Sunlit misplay costs Red Sox in Baltimore loss
Boston drops to 6-4 as Carlos Quintana misplays Cal Ripken’s fly ball allowing two Orioles runs. Mo Vaughn hits first career homer for Boston while Ripken and Milligan homer in the fifth. Mark Williamson picks up win after official scorer reverses win to him.
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Brunswick Legion posts late rally to beat Frederick 13-5 in African action
Brunswick Stedman-Kennan Post 96 won three of four games over the weekend, defeating Frederick 13-5 at Harry Grove Stadium. Jason Lucas led Brunswick with three hits including a homer, while Frederick’s Mike Leatherman belted a solo shot in the sixth. Brunswick built a 7-0 lead before Frederick stormed back, but the visitors answered with four runs in the eighth and two in the ninth to seal the win.
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Milacki regains form as Orioles eye breakout year
Orioles pitcher Mike Milacki shows improved health and mechanics, citing a regained confidence and effective changeup after recent solid outings. Manager John Oates notes his past peak years and Milacki hopes to sustain gains while the bullpen stabilizes the rotation.
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