McDonald shines in Orioles first major league start
Ben McDonald, No. 1 pick, allowed four hits over 85 pitches in a 2-0 win against the Chicago White Sox, the Orioles quickest game of the year. The LSU ace, recalled from AAA Rochester after injuries, improved to 0.48 ERA, and eyed a return to the rotation as manager Frank Robinson praised his potential.
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High school summer softball drive fuels college prospects
The article describes how ASA fast-pitch softball in summer showcases boosts for high school players aiming at college scholarships. Sheridan notes the sport’s intensity and the need for winter training and weight room work, while Atkinson recalls the shift back to fast-pitch. The piece also covers local games and youth results, including a Suns win over Reading and Little League action, highlighting players pursuing higher levels through summer tournaments.
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Moon says Fowler to regular schedule amid Peraza progress
Moon confirms Fowler will work a regular schedule while Peraza maintains a 50 pitch limit for his next two starts. Peraza showed 70 to 75 percent effectiveness Saturday as Lynchburg won the game and completed a three game sweep. Mike Richardson and Mike Lehman had two hits each for the Keys, while Chuck Ricci took the loss and Brian Conroy earned the win.
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County gridders star in Shrine game
Two Frederick County players starred as the East team lost to the West 21-15 in the Ali Ghan East West Shrine Football Game at Greenway Ave Stadium Cumberland Saturday. Mike Markoe of Singapore named his team's outstanding player after a 29 yard ten carry performance. Travis Tiner of Frederick scored on a 26 yard run and Jeremy Hebb of Singapore went two for five passing for 30 yards.
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Mount Airy overwhelms Frederick in 8-0 baseball win
Mount Airy built a big lead behind Hetrick three RBIs and three runs, Larrick with three hits, Brashear seven innings pitched, Lowe a save. Frederick later rallied to win 9-7 over Funkstown with Hammond two-run homer and Davidson three hits.
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Orioles sweep Cubs as Worthington and Melvin spark win
The Orioles won 9-3 in Baltimore with a hit in every inning. Worthington drove in two on a sacrifice fly and a Melvin two run double, Milligan added an RBI single, and Orsuzk’s Fletcher scored on a run-scoring single. Torborg noted the four-game sweep may not affect his club’s road form this year.
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Royals defeat Red Sox to seize AL East lead
Kansas City Royals beat Boston 2-1 as George Brett and Gerald Perry drive in runs. Storm Davis pitched six innings for Kansas City, Steve Crawford and Jeff Montgomery closed, securing the win and delaying Boston from reclaiming first in the AL East.
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Pirates Rally Past Dodgers 11-6 Behind Redus Slam
Gary Redus delivered a grand slam as Pittsburgh surged from early deficits to beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 11-6. Rafael Belliard added a three run double while Jay Bell and Bobby Bonilla homered. Pirates capitalized on five walks as their bullpen held the Dodgers to one run late. Pirates won the season series 8-4.
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