Shamburg Leads Keys Past Salem 10-3 In Rain Soaked Win
Ken Shamburg, 22, Louisiana Tech product now with Frederick, went 4 for 4 with four RBIs at McCurdy Field as the Keys beat Salem 10-3. Voigt added three hits, Constant pitched eight innings for Frederick, who moved within half a game of Prince William in the Carolina League Northern Division. Shamburg, in solid late form after a slower start, credits batting coach Deacon Jones for adjustments.
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Rain shifts MARVA vs New City Babe Ruth regional final
Rain halted the Middle Atlantic Regional 13 year old Babe Ruth title game between MARVA and New City New York. The match was moved to 1 p m today at Hamilton Township New Jersey. New City stands unbeaten in the double elimination event while MARVA needs a sweep to claim the regional crown and advance to next Saturday s 13 year old World Series in Millville New Jersey. New City only needs one win to clinch the title and had previously defeated Brunswick area in the winners bracket finals. MARVA recovered from a loss to beat Hamilton Township 6 5 to reach the final rematch.
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Judge bars Giamatti from Rose hearing as FBI betting sheets ordered released
A federal judge stayed Pete Rose disciplinary proceedings, delaying a scheduled hearing and directing the FBI to release original betting sheets. The stay hinges on whether the 6th Circuit will hear Rose's appeal to keep the case in state court. Giamatti was barred from presiding.
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Harnisch Shines as Orioles Split Doubleheader with Red Sox
Pete Harnisch pitched a complete game three-hitter for Baltimore in a 4-1 win after Boston took the opener 6-4. Clemens struggled with arm soreness, delivering eight strikeouts over seven innings in the loss, while Boston’s Mike Smithson faltered in relief. The Orioles built early leads, capitalizing on misplays and timely hits including Bradley’s eighth homer and a late insurance run. Ripken added a sacrifice fly in the ninth to seal the combined four hitter.
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Redskins Steal a Preseason Step Against Steelers
Washington coach Joe Gibbs faces a test with Mark Rypien leading the offense as the Redskins visit Three Rivers Stadium for a high stakes preseason game against Pittsburgh. Steelers coach Chuck Noll seeks momentum from a youthful unit while Doug Williams rests with back trouble and Kelvin Bryant is sidelined.
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Reid leads PGA by two at Hawthorn Woods
Tom Watson fought to stay in title contention as Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus faded. Mike Reid shot 67 to finish 193 total 11 under and lead Stadler by two with Thompson also two back after a one hour 48 minute delay stranded 24 players.
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Saberhagen leads Royals past Blue Jays in six hitter
Bret Saberhagen quieted Toronto with a six hitter for his 10th win in 17 decisions as Kansas City topped the Blue Jays 6-2 at Royals Stadium. The righty improved to 13-5, fanning nine and walking one, ending the Jays’ bid after Fred McGriff’s two-run homer in the ninth.
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Mixup makes DH Fleita manager for Keys trading card
The Frederick Keys issued baseball card packets with a mixup placing Oneri Fleita on Jerry Narron’s card. No Pete Rose Jr. card in the first batch and Star Co. may raise Rose pricing in future print runs.
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