Babe Ruth District 13 15 title sparks 16-1 MD win
Mason-Dixon defeated MARVA 16-1 to capture the District I 14-year-old Babe Ruth tournament title in a game that ended in five innings by the 10-run rule. MD pitchers limited MARVA to three hits while MD exploded for a third inning with 14 batters, led by Gary Farr’s three hits.
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Peoples wins Busch by stroke at Kingsmill Golf Club
David Peoples bogeyed three of his last five holes but edged Ed Dougherty by one stroke to win the Anheuser Busch Golf Classic at Kingsmill. Dougherty closed with two birdies and two bogeys to finish at 2 under 272, tied with Bull Britton and Jim Gallagher Jr. for second. Britton finished with 69 and Gallagher 68.
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Frederick Defeats Williamsport as Legion Play Heats Up
Frederick improves to 12-3 with a 7-2 win over Williamsport on Saturday in a weekend slate of American Legion games. Mount Airy and Brunswick split a two game set as Mount Airy won 7-4 Sunday to run to 9-9, with Steve Schulze pitching eight innings and driving in two. Brunswick won the second game 9-4 behind Scott Frye’s four RBI and a Frye triple and double. Frederick had seven hits but benefited from six Williamsport errors and a protest over a runner called safe in the fourth will be resolved Friday. Funkstown beat Mount Airy 9-6, while Funkstown and Post 96 split a doubleheader with Dixon-Troxell Post 211 taking the opener 10-0. Frederick scored four in the fifth inning to pull away in the 7-2 win with Mike Anders going the distance and Mark Philips and Mesher collecting multiple hits.
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Bonds, Redus power Pirates past Reds in late rally
Barry Bonds delivered a pivotal three run triple in the ninth, then Gary Redus followed with a two run homer as Pittsburgh erased a 5-2 deficit to beat Cincinnati 7-6. Redus started the tying rally with a single and Bonds cleared the bases with the triple off Chariton, marking Charlton’s sixth save of the year.
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Laoretti Wins Senior Open at Saucon Valley
Larry Laoretti, a 30 year old club pro, held off Jim Colbert and others to win the US Senior Open at Saucon Valley Country Club. He fired a final round 68 to finish 9 under par 275, earning $130,000 and his first career victory. Colbert ended at 279, with Nicklaus Stockton Geiberger Player tied at 280.
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