Umpires reverse resignations amid union split
In New York AP report several AL and NL umpires have rescinded resignations after a split with the umpires union. Five AL umpires joined those who changed course, while 13 who never quit started with the plan, leaving 48 of 66 still signaling resignation.
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Ponson completes O's victory over Mets on four hit gem
Orioles pitcher Sidney Ponson went the distance in a 4 1 victory at Camden Yards over the New York Mets. He improved to 9-6 after six innings with three strikeouts and no walks, while Albert Belle homered for two runs. The win capped interleague play at 11-7 and kept Ponson undefeated (3-0) against NL East foes this season.
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Mike Bordick
Minor Frome
Belle
Ripken poised to return for Orioles in Boston series
Baltimore manager Ray Miller indicated Cal Ripken will likely start today against the Mets after missing the previous game with a deep wrist bruise. Ripken, batting .313, has not played since July 15, while Ryan Minor filled in and was sent to Rochester.
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Anaheim
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Frederick American advances to district title game
Michael Cholet tossed a one hitter with eight strikeouts as Frederick American blanked East Frederick 5-0 to win the losers bracket of the District II Little League 11 12 Tournament at Angleberger Stadium. They meet unbeaten Westminster in the district final Thursday if needed, with a state berth at stake in Baltimore County.
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Hillcats shell Keys in early lead for 8-3 win
Lynchburg Hillcats opened strong and upset Frederick 8-3 at City Stadium in a Carolina League game. Eddy Furniss slugged a three run homer and Corey Pointer added a two run shot as Frederick starter Matt Achilles lasted two innings, giving up seven runs on six hits. Bone led Lynchburg with three hits while Hughes doubled in the seventh.
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