Sievers Homers Pave Washington Split, Orioles Edge Indians
In a doubleheader at Fenway and Baltimore, Sean Bunning pitched a no hitter through 7 23 innings before Larr Attest. The Orioles won 3-2 in 10 innings on Ginsberg’s bases loaded single. Sievers homered for Washington, his 25th, in a 5-4 nightcap win. The Indians fell 3-2 in 10 innings, with Portocarrero delivering two-hits allowed. Lloyd returned to London.
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Arnold Portocarrero
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Ujamsville and Poolesville split in Maryland state baseball doubleheader
Unclear OCR text shows Ujamsville and Poolesville splitting a Maryland state baseball bill with a second contest read as won by Poolesville. Several garbled lines reference coaching changes and local athletic figures, with scattered details about track and tennis mentions and Albuquerque New Mexico context. The readable facts focus on a split baseball result between the two Maryland towns.
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Fishermen Land 3-Foot Swordfish Off South Market
Amorello reported the crew took about zero minutes to land the fish after harpooning. The trio cleaned the swordfish and sent it to New York City. Amorello kept the three-foot long sword as a souvenir of the expedition.
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Frederick Divides With New Market in Maryland League
New Market defeated Frederick 7 4 in the opener while Frederick won the second game 11 5. The doubleheader was played at New Market. Ramsburg went 3 for 4 for New Market and Wagner 3 for 5 for Frederick in the latter game. Summers also tamped for the winners in the first.
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National League Standings and Results Snapshot
The National League standings show San Francisco leading with 50 wins and Milwaukee next at 46. Chicago and St Louis trail, with Philadelphia and Los Angeles mid-pack. Sunday results include San Francisco beating Pittsburgh, Milwaukee over Chicago, and St Louis defeating Cincinnati, plus other noted scores.
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Philadelphi
Jefferson Thurmont Split Doubleheader
Jefferson and Thurmont split a Maryland State twin bill with Jefferson winning game one 62 and Thurmont taking game two 95. D Rems burg Blane and Moser led Jefferson’s offense in game one while Iner and R House homered for Thurmont in game two as Thurmont gathered eleven hits to Jefferson eight.
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Detroit
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Harmony Keeps Unbeaten In Heart of Maryland League
Airy defeats Harmony 7-0 in a pitching duel with 16 strikeouts by Lewis and three hits by Lovettsville's Reed. Lovettsville topped Doubs 7-0 earlier as Reed allowed three hits for his second win. Bell Ray, George lead hitters with multiple safeties.
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DeMolay Falls to Knoxville Five to Four
Frederick DeMolay loses to Knoxville 5 to 4 in a close Heart of Maryland league game. DeMolay scored early then Knoxville rallied with three runs in the fifth and tied in the seventh, winning with the eighth inning, aided by a triple from Breedon. The Denver lacrosse note mentions Air Force Academy and Ron Smith with three singles in a separate recap.
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