Orioles snap slide with 9-5 win over Blue Jays
Orioles end six game skid by pounding Toronto 9-5 as Tony Tarasco delivers a decisive two run single in the seventh. Brady Anderson B J Surhoff and Geronimo Berroa homer for Baltimore while Carlos Garcia and Carlos Delgado go deep for the Blue Jays. Anderson adds three hits and scores twice as Terry Mathews picks up the win in relief.
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Geronimo Berroa
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Carlos Garcia
Carlos Delgado
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Toronto
Cito Gaston
Robert Person
Tarasco
Mike Bordick
Person
Dan Plesac
RBI
Anderson
Roberto Alomar
Berroa
Terry Mathews
Scott Kamieniecki
Mathews
Benito Santiago
Garcia
Surhoff
Delgado
Associated Press
Cal Ripken
Oriole Park
Camden Yards
Testaverde criticizes three holdouts at Ravens camp
Vinny Testaverde says he never held out during his 10 year career and questions draft picks Peter Boulware Jamie Sharper and Kim Herring for delaying reporting to Ravens training camp. Art Modell defends stance amid league wide negotiations.
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Vinny Testaverde
Baltimore Ravens
Peter Boulware
Jamie Sharper
Kim Herring
Testaverde
Boulware
Florida State
Ravens
Sharper
Virginia
Herring
Jame Sharper
Modell
March Brofla
Times
Ozzie Nearsome
Ravens Open 1997 Training Camp Calm After Turbulent Move
The Baltimore Ravens began their 1997 training camp at Western Maryland College with about 50 rookies and veterans reporting. Temperatures rose into the mid 80s as the mood felt relaxed compared with last year’s move from Cleveland, delays, and upheaval. Art Modell praised the calmer environment while coach Ted Marchibroda noted a smoother start and many new faces on the squad.
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Modell
Boulware
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Cleveland
Testaverde
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Western Maryland
Garrett County
Ted Marcinbrada
Cleveland Browns
NFL
Tony Jones
Erick Tanner
Steve Everett
Ravens Begin New Era Amid High Hopes and Heavier Scrutiny
The Baltimore Ravens push to shed Cleveland and Baltimore Colts ties as they enter a new season at Memorial Stadium. With four wins last year and a defense ranked last in the NFL, owner Modell and coach Marchibroda stress identity, training improvements, and holdout resolutions while selling about 48,900 season tickets and 6,000 single game seats.
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Baltimore Colts
Cleveland
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Colts
Marchibroda
NFL
Western Maryland
Owings Mills
Grissom HR in 10th beats Yankees 3-2
Marquis Grissom homered on a 6-2 pitch from Mariano Rivera with one out in the 10th to lift the Cleveland Indians over the New York Yankees 3-2. Grissom added three hits as Cleveland won its fourth straight, with Mike Jackson earning the win after the Indians tied the game in the eighth on Julio Franco's RBI single.
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Mariano Rivera
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Matt Williams
Indians
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Yankees
Jack McDowell
Chad Ogea
Cleveland
Mike Hargrove
Terry Clark
Triple- A
Buffalo
Clark
Angels
Luis Soto
Tino Martinez
Jose Mesa
O'Neall
Mesa
Charlie Hayes
Mark Whiten
Fielder
Omar Vizquel
Detroit
Williams
Julio Franco
Franco
Double play seals Wilmington win over Keys in seventh
In a 7 6 victory at William S. Frawley Field Wilmington closer Manuel Bernal induced a 6 4 3 double play with the tying run aboard in the ninth. Frederick suffered its sixth straight loss as Rick Short drove in the go ahead run earlier, and Bernal finished off the Keys in one pitch.
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Wilmington
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Manuel Bernal
Frederick Keys
Bernal
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Keys
William S. Frawley Field
Frederick
Revs
Jason LeCronier
Tim Byrdak
Byrdak
Rick Short
RBI
Leroy McKinnis
Short
McKinnis
Wady Almonte
Almonte
Eric Chavez
Chavez
Ryan Hendricks
Josh Towers
Francisco Lancaux
Laneaux
Keis
Chris Paxton
Bluefield
John Parish
Delmarva
Billy Percibal
Kevs
Kris Brant
Local golfers lead Maryland Open after first round
Mike Sweet of Holly Hills shoots 72 to pace four local ties at Black Rock Golf Course. Craig Gunn and Ricky Touma lead with 67. Sam Carden and John Rhodes at 73. Alan Zimmerman 76 barely makes cut. Zimmerman and Sweet are Holly Hill employees. Carden from Montgomery County and Rhodes a Thomas Johnson graduate. Second round continues today at Black Rock.
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Holly Hills Country Club
Black Rock
Sweeet
Craig Gunn
Ricky Touma
Sam Carden
John Rhodes
Alan Zimmerman
Carden
Montgomery County
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Commanus College
Rhodes
Thomas Johnson
Prospect Bay
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Sweet
Holly Hill
Walkersville High School
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