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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1992
Page
7
Babe Ruth boosts M-1 with a strong first inning showing as the star drives in runs and sets the tone in an early advantage. The report notes his continued impact from Page B1, highlighting his hitting pace and influence on the game.
Mason Dixon built a 14-2 lead with a 10-run second inning to defeat MARVA 16 to 6 in the opening game of the District 14 Babe Ruth playoffs. MARVA scored in the fourth and fifth as the game ended early under the 10-run rule. Charlie Bosley led M D with four hits including a double and a triple while Wayne Crowley, Brian Herche and Steve Nicholas had no hits for MARVA.
Brunswick the defending District I champion hosts Westminster in the first round at 1 pm on Monday. Thurmont welcomes East Frederick at 6 pm the other Monday game. Tuesday features American versus Taneytown and National versus Emmitsburg both at 6 pm as part of the double elimination district tournament running through July 24.
The Orioles fell behind early as errors and missed plays allowed the Twins to score. Gomez mishandled a potential double play ball, and Knoblauch lined a grounder for an RBI in the late frames. Brady Anderson and Mike Devereaux drove in runs but the comeback stalled. Ripken went hitless in a 15 game span.
Mesa and Rhodes bolster the Orioles pitching staff as lefthanders multiply. Rhodes fired six hits over 7.2 innings, allowing two runs in his first outing of the season. Mesa, 3-8 with a 5.19 ERA this year, remains the fifth starter, while Olson recovers from a strained oblique and Brady Anderson heats up at the plate. Davis sits with a rib injury, and the club weighs All-Star break plans.
Drayton McLane Jr. offers to buy the Houston Astros from John McMullen amid limited comments from both sides. The Houston Post cites sources as saying the sale is nearly done at about 9 million, while the Houston Chronicle notes ongoing negotiations and no agreement. Tax ramifications analysis is being pursued by accountants on both sides, with McMullen having bought the team in 1979 for about 18 million.
Stanford star Jeffrey Hammonds discusses Olympic dreams with Team USA aiming for gold, while Orioles plan minor league placement after draft buzz. He notes focus on baseball, mixed minor league path, and a showdown at Camden Yards amid a pending contract and team negotiations.
The Major Soccer League ends its 14 year run as owners of the five remaining teams vote to discontinue operations. Commissioner Earl Foreman cites losses of franchises in Tacoma and St Louis and failed efforts to add teams as the reason.
Greg LeMond, resting from travels, joins Claudio Chiappucci and two others in a late break in stage six. He moves from 14th to fifth, closing Pascal Lino's overall lead to 4 minutes 29 seconds as the 105 mile Roubaix run unfolds.
Detroit area officials and sources in The Detroit News report Ilitch, owner of the Red Wings, is close to purchasing the Tigers from Domino’s Pizza founder Monaghan. Monaghan’s spokesman denies any sale, saying no deal has been struck or announced.
AL president Bobby Brown met with Yankees pitcher Tim Leary and MLPA general counsel Gene Orza for about 20 minutes Friday to discuss the June 21 game when Baltimore protested the Yankees accusing Leary of scuffing balls. Leary denied wrongdoing and that he possessed illegal substances or defaced baseballs.
Ohio State football coach John Cooper secured a four year contract retroactive to April 1, expanding university control over outside income and mandating an emphasis on academics and graduation for players. Base pay stays at 114000 dollars annually with total compensation over 500000 dollars per year.
The Atlanta Hawks reached a five year contract agreement with No 1 draft choice Adam Keefe from Stanford. Keefe is expected to sign in Atlanta on Saturday, according to team spokesman Arthur Triche.
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