Pitchers Dominate All Stars In 2-1 Showdown
In Cincinnati the American League edged the Nationals 2-1 as a record 16 pitchers took the mound. Hitting faded with Rickey Henderson Paul Molitor and Wade Boggs facing the same pitcher only once before Dwight Gooden yielded sharper contact by a few batters. Terry Steinbach, one of 30 first timers, provided a rare bright note.
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Cincinnati
Nationals
Oakland
Tom Kelly
Minnesota
Rickey Henderson
Paul Molitor
Wade Boggs
Dwight Gooden
Terry Steinbach
Stan Goldberg Editor Frederick MD July 14 1988 C1
The page from the Frederick newspaper dated Thursday July 14 1988 features editor Stan Goldberg in the C1 section. It presents the layout of the issue and highlights key articles and local notices. The edition reflects typical mid-1980s community reporting with concise local coverage and editorial emphasis.
Orioles optimistic as rough start gives way to better form
The Orioles, once cited as baseball's laughing stock after a 21 game winless stretch, have won eight of 13 entering the All Star break. Young starters Bautista Peraza Ballard Tibbs, led by Boddicker, fashioned a 2.92 ERA over 13 games, while Niedenfuer anchored the bullpen with nine saves.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
Dave Schmidt
Frank Robinson
Tom Niedenfuer
Mike Boddicker
Jose Bautista
Boddicker
Bautista
New York Mets
Oswaldo Peraza
Jeff Ballard
Jay Tibbs
Robinson
Brunswick Ousted From District II Play in Little League Shock
Frederick American All Stars upset two time defending champ Brunswick 8 3 in the District 1 Little League second round at Angleberger Memorial Stadium. Fontaine Weedon allowed four hits while Brunswick committed six errors aiding the upset. Weedon struck out seven and walked one for the win as American advances to Friday’s game at Thurmont.
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Frederick American All-Stars
Brunswick
Angleberger Memorial Stadium
Fontaine Weedon
Américan
American
Thurmont
Westminster
Vistors
Frederick American
RBI
Curtis Bryant
Adnette Levi
Sever
News-Post Pro-Am lures 175 to Eaglehead Friday
The Frederick News-Post Pro-Am draws 175 players including Fred Funk and other top Mid Atlantic money winners to Eaglehead Golf Course this Friday. Amateurs include former Redskins QB Joe Theisman, with a $10,000 purse and about $500 to the winner. The event resumes after a weather delay and will run 8 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. with pairings in Scorecard.
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News-Post
Eaglehead
Mid Atlantic
Frederick News-Post
Fred Funk
University of Maryland
Fred Gibson
Mark Spolarich
Glenn Barrett
Joe Max
Webb Heintzelman
Glendale
Mike McGinnis
Fran Rhoads
Holly Hills
Tony Krebs
Frederick
David Walker
Laytonsville
Frederick FSK routs Westminster 17 runs at McCurdy Field
Frederick post 17 runs on 18 hits to defeat Westminster 17.3 at McCurdy Field. Manager Sonny Blank said we finally hit the ball and noted a big game Saturday against Williamsport, with Frederick aiming for first place in the Western District League’s second half. Darren Eichelberger led the offense with a 4-for-S effort, including a two-run homer and five RBIs.
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Frederick
Westminster
Williamsport
Francis Scott Key
McCurdy Field
Sonny Blank
Funkstown
Darren Eichelberger
FSK
Redskins sign Rypien and three rookies
The Washington Redskins reached contract agreements with quarterback Mark Rypien and three draft choices. Stan Humphries, Harold Hicks and Darryl McGill also joined, while kickers Chip Lohmiller and Michael Oliphant remained unsigned. Training camp is set to open Sunday at Carlisle, Pennsylvania.
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Herndon
Washington Redskins
Mark Rypien
Rypien
Washington State
Stan Humphries
Northeast Louisiana
San Diego State
Harold Hicks
Darryl McGill
Wake Forest
Chip Lohmiller
Minnesota
Michael Oliphant
Puget Sound
Carlisle
Falcons to face 87 national semi pro champions Syracuse Express
Frederick Falcons prepare for exhibition against Syracuse Express in Syracuse. The CIFL champs will test timing before league play starts, with Falcons led by Meehan and Wilson and new players Katillio and Kestler.
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Falcons
Syracuse
N.Y
Syracuse Express
Nseal
New York
Kurl Barron
Pueblo
Colo
New Jersey
Scranton
Florida
Keeney
Ron Meehan
Dwayne Wilson
Wilson
Philadelphia
Meehan
Baltimore
Jim Allinson
Clarksburg
W.va
Ken Olson
Los Angeles Cobras
Olson
Frederick
Eli Katillio
New York Giants
Lee Kestler
Baltimore Blast
Santa Barbosa
Central State
Ohio
Barbosa
Falcon
Richmond
Chesapeake
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Sheldon Shealer
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Express
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Ron Hermes
Bing Keeney
Puento
Harrisburg
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Chambersburg
Metro
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Virginia
Washington
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