Cheaney Drafted No. 6 by Bullets After Standpoints
SANDOVER Maryland AP Washington Bullets kept their top pick after declining trades and selected Calbert Cheaney 6th in the NBA draft He is a 6-7 Indiana forward who won AP player of the year and finished as Big Ten all time leading scorer The Bullets also chose Gheorghe Muresan and Conrad McRae while trading the 36th pick for future considerations
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Webber goes first as Magic draft reshapes NBA balance
Orlando lands Chris Webber as the No 1 pick in the NBA draft and trades him to Golden State for Anfernee Hardaway. Shawn Bradley goes to Philadelphia at seven six eight, while Jamal Mashburn is taken fourth by Dallas. The deal signals a future foreseen superteam era and marks the first top pick swap since 1986.
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Monocacy nines win two district Babe Ruth titles
Monocacy captured the 11-12 district crown with a 7-0 win over Finksburg at Halmes Park Poolesville. Trevor Hillier and Andrew Smith led a two hitter, with Smith and Josh Lucas homering. Frederick advanced to the state tourney with an 11-2 win over UMAC-Amer. and 6 p.m. eliminator looming. Monocacy also clinched the 10-under title at South Valley Park 17-3 over Montgomery Village, earning a July 17 state berth at Upper Montgomery Athletic Club.
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Frederick Legion nine rallies to beat Brunswick 10-3
Frederick overcame an early Brunswick lead at Harry Grove Stadium to surge ahead with five runs in the fifth and four more in the sixth, turning a 3-1 deficit into a 10-3 victory. Brunswick took a brief 3-1 edge before Frederick’s decisive rallies fueled by timely hits and a Brunswick error.
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Valenzuela blanks Jays 6-0 in showdown with Stewart
Fernando Valenzuela pitches six hitter for his 31st shutout as the Orioles topple Toronto 6-0. Harold Baines drives in three and O's stop Jays five-game win streak while John Olerud boosts average to .407. Stewart allows three runs in five innings.
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Cannons Defeat Keys As Frederick Ends Win Streak
Frederick's arm effort and timely hits pace a 9-2 loss to Prince William at County Stadium. Andy Croghan held the Keys to one run and two hits in seven innings as Frederick drops its fifth straight, tying Lynchburg for first in the Northern Division. OB.J. Waszgis saw a six game hitting streak end with a bunt single by Curtis Goodwin.
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Sampras advances to Wimbledon semis over Agassi in five
Pete Sampras defeated Andre Agassi 6-2 6-2 3-6 3-6 6-4 at Wimbledon quarterfinals. Streisand watched from the stands as Agassi, amid wrist injury and jitters, fought back, but Sampras prevailed despite a sore shoulder. Becker, Courier, Edberg and Pioline joined the last four.
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Fritchie Classic adds family duel to July 4 race
The 71st Barbara Fritchie Classic Motorcycle Race at Great Frederick Fairgrounds on Sunday July 4 features defending champion George Roeder I of Monroeville Ohio racing against his younger brother Jess and George II in the Expert class. Also on the pre entry list is Georgie Price of Sicklerville NJ aiming to claim the Fritchie crown. The event enters its third year as an Eastern Regional, drawing many pre entries and walk in racers.
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