Orioles top Royals in 7-5 win to open second half
The Kansas City Royals lost 7-5 to the Baltimore Orioles as their rough first half continued. Royals had 12 hits with six doubles and left many runners on base scoring only unearned runs. George Brett slapped three doubles in a game marked by Orioles rallying from a 5-2 deficit and a five-reliever bullpen plan by Frank Robinson.
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Orioles name four man rotation to start second half
Baltimore will open the second half with a four man rotation of Milacki Haraisch Johnson and Mitchell, excluding Jeff Ballard who shifts to the bullpen after an 18 win season. Ballard says he will stay ready and support the team, while Joe Price remains on the disabled list.
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Mariners top Langston 2 1 in seventh inning win
Mariners beat Langston 2 1 as Erik Hanson pitched four hit ball through seven with Mike Schooler earning save. Langston allowed the deciding run after bases loaded jam, while Darryl Hamilton and Jim Gantner sparked the Brewers' 13 inning win over the White Sox on Turn Back The Clock Day.
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Power balance shifts to American League All Star dominance noted
The American League dominates in the All Star game with a 2-0 win and eight pitchers limiting the National League to two hits. Jose Canseco asserts the AL’s superior talent as standout performances by Bret Saberhagen, Dave Stieb, and Julio Franco fuel the victory. Sandy Alomar Jr. adds two singles and a run amid Tony La Russa’s decisive managing.
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Thurmont Grabs Early Lead, Edges Frederick American 4-4
Thurmont scored four runs in the first inning and held on to defeat Frederick American 4-4 in District II Little League action. Brunswick beat Taneytown 2-0, Frederick National topped Manchester 22-1, Westminster defeated Emmitsburg 11-10 with two homers in the bottom of the sixth. East Frederick scheduled to play Frederick American at 6 pm.
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Mason-Dixon wins 13-15 district title over MARVA
Mason-Dixon defeated MARVA 6-3 at McCurdy Field to claim the Babe Ruth 13-15 District 1 championship. Key players and team names include Mason-Dixon securing the district crown in a decisive victory on Wednesday.
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Mason-Dixon earns win to reach state tournament clash
Mason-Dixon secures a 3 run third inning as Chris Palmer throws a complete game allowing three runs on five hits to beat MARVA 7 5 in a 14 year old match. The win forces a championship game at McCurdy at 8 p.m. with Frederick and Mason-Dixon advancing toward Westminster.
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