Stan Goldberg Eaine Frederick Md July 1986
Medical professionals Stan Goldberg and Eaine Frederick, both listed in Maryland, are noted in a July 1986 records entry on page B41. The brief item records their credentials and association within the state medical community.
Orioles blank Texas 6 0 behind Peraza pitching
Orioles rookie Oswaldo Peraza held the Texas Rangers to six hits over seven innings as Baltimore won 6 0 Tom Niedenfuer finished with two perfect innings The Orioles homered three times Tettleton Gerhart and Ripken and Cal Ripken added a seventh inning RBI to seal the win Meanwhile reports say USF G consideration to acquire the Orioles for stock could reshape ownership with Edward Bennett Williams swapping control for USF G stock
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Oswaldo Peraza
Baltimore Orioles
Texas Rangers
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Tom Niedenfuer
Frank Robinson
Peraza
Rochester
Mickey Tettieton
Tettieton
Ken Gerhart
Cal Ripken
Texas
Bobby Valentine
Valentine
DeWayne Vaughn
Oklahoma City
Bobby Witt
Rangers
Witt
Scott Fletcher
Billy Ripken
Rick Schu
Joe Orsulak
Usf&g
Tals
Edward Bennett Williams
Usp&g
Williams
the Sun
Ralph Salvon Dies at 60 After Heart Bypass Surgery
Baltimore based trainer Ralph Salvon died at Washington Adventist Hospital in Takoma Park from complications after a heart bypass. The Amer ican League and Baltimore Orioles long time trainer, Salvon, 60, suffered the surgery on June 24. He spent 36 years as a professional baseball trainer, 31 with the Orioles.
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Baltimore
Ralph Salvon
Baltimore Orioles
Washington Adentists Hospital
Takoma Park
Salvon
Orioles
Major leagues name All Star pitchers and reserves
The American League and National League named their All Star pitchers and reserves with Twins players prominent. Notable first time selections include David Cone Mark Davis Kevin Gross Danny Jackson Todd Worrell and Greg Maddux leading NL starters. AL picks feature Frank Viola Jeff Reardon Kirby Puckett and Tim Laudner among others. Starters include Clemens Gubicza Stottlemyre Alexander and Winfield with selective relievers and bench players named.
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New York
Minnesota Twins
Greg Maddux
Cincinnati
David Cone
Sam Diego
Mark Davis
Philadelphia
Kevin Gross
Danny Jackson
Cardinals
Todd Worrell
Frank Viola
Jeff Reardon
Tim Laudner
Gary Gaett
Kirby Puckeit
Bobby Brown
Twins
Tom
Aisin Davis
Seattle
Pineman
Dwight Gooden
Houston
Bob Knepper
Ike Dodgers
Orel Hershiser
San Francisco
Rick Reuschel
Montreal
Andres Galarraga
Atlania Braves
Gerald Perry
Galarraga
Whitey Herzog
Earl Giamatti
Lance Parrish
Tigers hit 5 HRs to sink Athletics 8-1
Detroit rips Oakland for five homers as Jeff Robinson and Paul Gibson combine on a four hitter. Robinson improves to 10-3 amid a jammed ankle exit after seven, while Canseco and Polonia provide Oakland’s lone run. Tigers pull ahead in AL West and AL East standings.
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Jeff Robinson
Paul Gibson
Tigers
Oakland
Athletics
Minnesota
New York
Robinson
Luis Polonia
Polonia
Jose Canseco
Gibson
Tiger Stadium
Chet Lemon
Larry Herndon
Mike Heath
Luis Salazar
Ray Knight
Curt Young
Tiger
John Grubb
Nokes
Bill Madlock
Baltimore
Tom Niedenfuer
Red Sox
Twins
Minneapolis
Jim Rice
Charlie Lea
Jody Reed
Boston Red Sox
Minnesota Twins
Dennis Boyd
Bob Stanley
Lea
Area yachters place ninth in Olympic Trials
Bealtsville’s Greg Seace and Fort Meade’s Mark Runnels finished fourth in the Olympic Trials in Newport R I among 37 teams in the Tornado class. After two of seven races they sit ninth overall with 33 points while the leaders hold 3 points.
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Greg Seace
Bealtsville
Mark Runnels
Fort Meade
Newport
Seace
Runnels
Olson Granted Release From Olympic Team
Baltimore Orioles top draft pick Gregg Olson was given permission to withdraw from the U S Olympic squad. Olson, a relief pitcher with a 2.00 ERA and 40 saves at Auburn, will report to Baltimore Friday then to the Class A affiliate in Hagerstown for workouts next week.
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Baltimore
Gregg Olson
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
Olson
United States Baseball Federation
Auburn University
Hagerstown
Special Olympian Run Honors Favorite PE Teacher
Two years ago Laurie Sheppard from Rock Creek chose to run the mile at the Special Olympics as a gift to her retiring physical education teacher Boots Kebne. Laure trained hard, believing she could do it despite it being a first for the school.
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Laurie Sheppard
Boots Kebne
Rock Creek
Boots
Laure
Boots Kehne
Maryland Special Olympian Laurie's Winning Journey
Laurie, a 21 year old from Frederick, began training solo and quickly dominated. Since joining Special Olympics 13 years ago she has competed in every sport, earning 80 trophies 72 medals and countless ribbons. She won the state mile and was named Outstanding Special Olympian in Maryland while also bowling with Terrace Lanes.
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Laurie
Maryland
Kevin Smith
Frederick County
Terrace Lanes
Frederick
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