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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1997
Page
21
Saturday edition in Frederick Maryland notes a date and location stamp for a local page segment. The brief item provides no further readable details, leaving the specific event or notice unclear in the OCR fragment.
Brian Hunter hit his first career grand slam as the Tigers erased an 8-0 deficit to beat the Orioles 11-8 for the night cap, ending an 11-game skid to Baltimore. Detroit overcame early trouble, with Hamelin belting a two-run homer for the Tigers, while Baltimore won the opener 4-3 behind Lenny Webster’s RBI single to stretch its win streak to five.
Martina Hingis defeated Jana Novotna 2-6 6-3 6-3 to claim Wimbledon glory becoming the youngest champion this century at 16 years 9 months. Novotna, hindered by a possible injury, failed to convert a 2-0 third-set lead. Pete Sampras moved toward his fourth Wimbledon crown with a 6-2 6-1 7-6 victory over Todd Woodbridge, eyeing a record 12th Grand Slam.
Veteran racer Steve Morehead from Findlay Ohio won the 75th Barbara Fritchie Classic at the Frederick Fairgrounds. He led from early in the race and tested a new Harley frame, then claimed the 600 Expert crown as rivals chased. Morehead, 41, plans to race in Hagerstown and Lincoln last year’s winner Price finished second with Michael Varnes third.
Juan Guzman and Kelvin Escobar combined on a two hitter as Orlando Merced homered in the sixth to lift the Toronto Blue Jays over the New York Yankees 1-0. Guzman allowed one hit over five innings with eight strikeouts, Escobar pitched four scoreless innings for the win, ending New York's road streak.
Frederick loses to Prince William Cannons 5-3 to cap a six-game road trip. The defeat leaves the Keys at 3-11 in the second half while going 0-9 on the road in the half. Key moments include a two-run Cannons third inning and late scoring by the Keys in the sixth. Eric Estes allowed five runs in five innings.
MARVA scored 14 runs in a first-round district playoff at McCurdy Field, routing Mason-Dixon 14-1 in five innings. Woods Canner pitched five innings of two-hit ball, Exan Shook led MARVA with three hits, Chris Owens homered, and Eve Russell added a triple as MARVA extended its lead toward a state tournament bid.
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