O's sign 16 year old Aussie pitching prospect
The Orioles signed 16 year old Australian right hander John Stephens for around 500000. He cannot join the minors until next year and will attend the Orioles camp in Sarasota Florida. Stephens is touted as a top international prospect with a 90 mph fastball."}
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Orioles Rally Past Red Sox On 10 Hit Attack And Late Blast
Ripken, Devereaux, and Polonia homered as Baltimore built an 8-2 lead, then withstood a late Red Sox push. Canseco Merrill and Vaughn contributed as Roger Myers secured his 17th save despite a two-run shutter from Frye.
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Keys Rally Slowed by Rodriguez In Ninth Inning Strikeout Duel
Tim Jorgensen risked a late bid for tying the game as the Keys trailed the Indians in a tense eighth inning. Rodriguez worked efficiently, mixing fastballs and a changeup to retire Miller and Jorgensen. Earlier, Kris Hanson started strong for the Indians before the Keys erupted for two runs in the fourth and added one in the eighth, with Chavez contributing a walk and timely scoring hits.
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Keys fall to Kinston 11 4 after late rally at Harry Grove Stadium
Frederick out hit Kinston 16 to 13 but stranded 12 baserunners and allowed four runs in the second inning. Tim Jorgensen and Todd Dyess held the early swing, but Kinston pulled away with five runs in the sixth, capped by Sean Casey three run homer. Mike Moyle added a solo shot as the Indians added two in the ninth.
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Rison rejects cut in salary with Ravens
Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Andre Rison refused a $1 million salary reduction and incentive-based plan to free cap space. Agent Charles Tucker said all money must be guaranteed. Ravens face tight cap position ahead of rookie signings.
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Fritchie Classic sparks tight motorcycle finals at track
Morehead led early and held on in the 750 finals while Hart edged Mohler for third. Varnes surprised Price in the 600 Expert event, with Price lamenting a top-line slip. Winsete captured the 600 ProAm, and Morehead also won the Cash for Cash memorial race honoring Rodney Farris. John Lewis won the Pee-Wee race as a Brandamore, Pa., 7th birthday rider.
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Stoltenberg eyes upset after Australian Open loss
Stoltenberg, who fell to Krajicek in Melbourne, faces him today at Wimbledon after a decade without a third round in 31 Grand Slams. Martin beat Tim Henman in a rain‑marred match, 7-6 7-6 6-4, and will meet Washington, who survived 32 aces from Radulescu in a four set win.
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Seniors on tough course as winds dry greens at midyear event
Charles led the eighth group in the Senior PGA field amid improving morning conditions, while Graham Marsh moved to 69 for sole second. Ray Floyd and Dave Stockton followed one stroke back with Bill Tindall earning the final spot after Aoki won in Cincinnati. Chi Chi Rodriguez and Jimmy Powell were tied at 71.
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Bryant's 64 leads Western Open
Bradley Bryant, who finally earned his first PGA Tour win after 475 starts, fired an 8 under par 64 at Cog Hill in the Western Open. He led by one stroke after the first round, saying the ball was as good as he can hit. The veteran, nicknamed Dr Dirt for his scruffy look, previously won last year’s rain shortened Walt Disney Classic.
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