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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1992
Page
8
A dense sports scorecard spanning Major League Baseball and other leagues. It references the All Star Game timing, player names, team trades, coaches, and contracts across several teams including Chicago Bears and notable figures, with scattered figures and unclear OCR fragments.
Frederick drops a 1-0 decision to the Cannons after Timely runs prove scarce for the Keys. Millares reached third on an error before Stanton Cameron drilled a game changing double. Bruce Pervinsky worked eight innings for Frederick, giving up four hits and one unearned run. Keys manager Bobby Miscik reported Jim Wawruck bruised ribs after colliding with the fence. no break, day to day recovery expected. Matt Anderson underwent an MRI on his shoulder to determine suspected tendonitis. Frederick will host Lynchburg in a three game set starting Wednesday, then Winston Salem visits Saturday.
The report covers a chaotic All-Star game night with pitchers firing, batters like Canseco and Carter drawing starts, and fan vote shaping the lineup. It notes suspense for the main show, the Derby’s top dingers, and the adjusted rosters amid injuries and baseball week banter.
In first half action the Pirates hold a 4.5 game lead over the Cardinals. They added lefty Danny Jackson from the Cubs for Steve Buechele to bolster rotation after John Smiley was dealt to Minnesota. The Mets trail by seven games, while the Dodgers faltered amid injuries and stadium shakiness. Cincinnati holds a two game edge over Atlanta as the Braves boast rotation stars Glavin Smoltz Avery Leibrandt. Blue Jays acquire Winfield Morris to boost postseason chances as Orioles stay close. Puckett shines for Minnesota amid strong defense and pitching, Oakland eyes a late push if Henderson and Canseco stay healthy. Umpire injuries and bench clearing incidents also marked a turbulent first half, with Cleveland reliever Power injuring a leg during a call.
Thurmont’s Johnny West and Tay Hull dueled as both pitchers overcame early control issues. Hull struck out seven as East Frederick battled to a 5 3 win after a late homer by Chai Hall tied the game. Shore up defense and timely hits propelled Brunswick past Westminster in the other opener.
SAN DIEGO AP Vincent says he will not resign despite pressure from several team owners. The push is centered on labor relations control and realignment issues. Prominent backers include Peter O Malley Bud Selig and Jerry Reinsdorf, with other owners apparently aligned against him.
Alex Wojciechowicz, Fordham football legend from the Seven Blocks of Granite line, died at 76 in New Jersey. A Hall of Fame center, he starred for Fordham in 1936 and 1937 with Vince Lombardi, helping the Rams to a 12 13 record and eight shutouts. Fordham officials mourned a consummate football player and man.
Clemson officials say they will admit mistakes in certifying basketball player Wayne Buckingham. They stress lack of intent to gain advantage, while NCAA identifies BJ Skelton as involved in declaring Buckingham eligible amid grade changes and fabricated courses. Skelton defends lack of intent but admits process could have been better.
Philadelphia Phillies selections Chad McConnell and Jason Moler survived final cuts to join Team USA for the Barcelona Olympics. The roster reduces to 20 players after Friday’s cuts, ending a 20 game national tour with a Saturday game against Canada at Veterans Stadium.
Miami Hurricanes wide receiver Kevin Williams, 21, of Dallas, was arrested in Miami Beach after police said he carried a concealed firearm in a car with expired Oklahoma lease plates. He faces charges of carrying a concealed firearm theft and possession of stolen property.
Chicago Bears first round pick Alonzo Spellman signed a four year contract after being selected from Ohio State. The 6 foot 280 pound defensive lineman will join rookies at practice today to begin his NFL career.
Four West area athletes stood out in a crowded field. Mary and Track sub par finished strong, while junior competitors from the local school posted solid times. Spurner and others also contributed notable marks in the event, adding depth to the team’s showing.
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