Erickson Clouts 3 Homers As Orioles Rout A's 7 1
Scott Erickson pitched his 11th win and the Orioles slugged three homers led by Rafael Palmeiro Cal Ripken and Eric Davis. Davis had three hits including a two run shot as Baltimore moved within a half game of third in the AL East by beating Oakland 7 1 at Camden Yards. Davis is batting .380 since the All Star Break and Erickson allowed one run over six innings with seven strikeouts.
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Orioles keep Palmeiro Alomar and Davis, aim for present
Orioles leadership decided to keep star free agents Palmeiro Alomar and Davis together at year end, resisting trades despite wild card gap. Manager Ray Miller reiterated the plan to stay the course while minor moves and roster shuffles continue to support current contention.
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Key to pitch for Keys Friday in Frederick
Orioles left-hander Jimmy Key makes a rehabilitation start for the Keys against the Salem Avalanche in Frederick after missing two months with a left rotator cuff inflammation. If he performs well, Key could be activated next week as the Orioles monitor his innings, with Miller noting a three to five inning target and Key aiming for five if possible.
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Keys Break Skid With 5-3 Win Over Lynchburg Hillcats
Frederick Keys snap a five game losing streak with a 5-3 victory at City Stadium. Francisco Coffie hit a two run homer and drove in three. Maleke Fowler collected three hits while Carlos Casimiro had two. Tom Hage debuted after a Bluefield call up and was hit in the helmet and left. Chad Parento earned the win and Mike Bell notched his fifth save.
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Redskins bring in NFL Europe kicker for minicamp
Ashburn, VA AP After practice Redskins drill for upcoming camp with 30 players including eight rookies. Kicker Danny Kight, a former soccer star and Rhein Fire contributor, wears Borussia Moenchengladbach shirt sparking curiosity. Eight, among undrafted hopefuls, may challenge incumbent Scott Blanton who needs consistency on long kicks and kickoffs.
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Harbaugh Brings Leadership To Ravens In Training Camp
Ravens pursue fourth quarter victories with Jim Harbaugh as quarterback after trading for him to replace Vinny Testaverde. The veteran signals leadership and mobility, while coach Ted Marchibroda highlights Harbaugh’s clutch record and readiness to earn the job.
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