Orioles edge Mariners as Ripken slump continues
Davis notes two fastballs set up Flanagan who shut down Seattle after the fourth. Griffey and O'Brien opened the scoring for the Mariners, while Orioles hitters Brady Anderson, Joe Orsulak, and Sam Horn contributed. Horn homered, Gomez doubled to start a four run fourth, and Melvin drove in the fourth. Ripken went 0-for-4 as Baltimore stranded runners late.
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Flanagan
Mariners
Robinson
Griffey
O’brien
Orioles
Brady Anderson
Joe Orsulak
Sam Horn
Horn
Leo Gomez
Brian Holman
Bob Melvin
Holman
Ripken
Mariner
Baltimore
Seattle
Bill Swift
Cal Ripken
Gomez
Bambino Championship Row Shows Tempers in Heat
Saturday's game ran under extreme heat as Masser and Laniak clashed over substitution rules. After the contest they apologized publicly, both praising their teams and urging calm to keep the state Bambino title in Frederick County.
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Laniak
Dave
Joe
Frederick County
Baker-Finch Wins British Open With 66 and 8 Under
Baker-Finch finished with an 8 under 272 total and a two stroke lead over Harwood after a birdie burst. He earned 150000 dollars while Harwood collected 115500 for second. Australians dominated the top 11 with Craig Parry and Greg Norman among the contenders.
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Harwood
Baker-Finch
Bruce Fleisher
Craig Parry
Greg Norman
King wins LPGA Big Apple Classic in New Rochelle
Betsy King over Ayako Okamoto by one stroke to claim her 25th tour victory. King backed from a five shot lead in near 100 degree heat at Wykagyl Country Club, carding 73 final round for 279 total and $75,000 prize. Okamoto surged with birdies, including a bunker shot hole in one on the par four.
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N.Y
Betsy King
King
Ayako Okamoto
Okamoto
Japan Air Lines
Wykagyl Country Club
Corning
Mount Airy Spoils Williamsport in 11 1 Victory
Mount Airy defeated Williamsport 11 1 to spoil their post season chances. Jeff Wagner hit a solo homer and led Mount Airy with three hits while Tom Pereschuck homered for Williamsport. Kuykendall added two doubles and three hits for Gold Star Post 191.
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Jeff Wagner
Charlie Kuykendall
Dennis Hetrick
Kuykendall
Satch Lowe
Frederick Funkstown
Ron Shankle
Shankle
Francis Scott Key
Chris Palmer
Beard
Dixon- Troxell Post
Wagner
Moreno fourth in East Coast Invitational hurdles event
Liz Moreno a Singapore senior prep finished fourth in the 100 meter high hurdles at Frostburg State University in the 17th East Coast Invitational. Competing in the Young Women’s Division she clocked 15.30 FAT in finals with a personal best 14.7 hand time in semifinals.
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Singapore
Frostburg State University
Moreno
Bermuda
East Defeats West 35 0 In Ali-Ghan Shrine Game
Duane Musselman of Power Singapore High School starred for the East, scoring two early touchdowns and gathering 64 rushing yards. He will play at Shepherd College this fall. James Frisby added two TDs for the East, which led 14 0 at the first stop and 21 0 at halftime. The East totaled 192 yards to the West’s 9.
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Singapore High School
Pionship
School Stadium
Hagerstown
Walkersville High School
Dave Schrodel
Musselman
Mike Scott
Smithsburg
Shepherd College
James Frisby
South Hagerstown
Rob Unger
St. James
Hall of Fame Inductees: Carew Perry Jenkins Enter Baseball Shrine
Rod Carew Gaylord Perry and Fergie Jenkins joined baseball’s Hall of Fame in Cooperstown honoring a class that also included Bill Veeck and Tony Lazzeri. The ceremony drew about 9 000 fans as Garagiola received the Ford C Frick Award and veterans committee selections highlighted a diverse roster of past greats.
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N.Y
Rod Carew
Gaylord Perry
Fergie Jenkins
Carew
Cobb
Ruth
Gehrig
Robinson
Perry
Fergie
Rod
Jenkins
Hall of Fame
Bill Veeck
Tony Lazzeri
Hall’s
Veterans Committee
Mary Francis Veeck
Bill
Ford C. Frick
Joe Garagiola
Garagiola
Buza and Koepke Capture Ninth Mixed Doubles Title
Kitty Buza and John Koepke won their ninth mixed doubles crown at the Frederick Tennis Club on Fleming Avenue Courts, defeating Audrey Byrnes and Chris Conner 6 0, 6 3 after semifinal wins over Katy Dove Marcus Turner and over Teri and Tom Durdock.
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John Koepke
Frederick
Fleming Avenue
Buza
Koepke
Audrey Byrnes
Chris Conner
Katy Dove
Marcus Turner
Byrnes
Conner
Teri
Tom Durdock
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