Devereaux fuels Birds romp with grand slam gain
Mike Devereaux drove in a career high six runs including a grand slam as the Orioles routed the Tigers 13-3 in Detroit. Dave Johnson earned the win, Frank Tanana lasted short of success, while Detroit’s Travis Fryman homered in the loss.
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Maryland names Suzanne Tyler interim athletic director
Suzanne Tyler acting associate athletic director at the University of Maryland was named interim athletic director to replace Lew Perkins who resigned to join Connecticut. A native of New Jersey, Tyler guided Maryland to the 1987 women's field hockey title and the 1986 women's lacrosse championship, while her 1990 lacrosse team finished runner up. She holds a Northeastern honors degree, coached at Cornell, and has a sports psychology doctorate, amid financial strains and NCAA concerns in Maryland athletics.
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Holland leads Keys to win in 11 innings
Tim Holland sparked Frederick with four hits including a solo homer and a triple in the 11th inning as the Keys beat Salem 4 11 innings. Holland drove in the decisive run and also scored, while Jeff Williams earned the win in relief. Salem’s Tim Wakefield pitched well before giving way to Mike Pomeranz.
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Williamsport Edges Frederick In Legion Baseball Clash
Williamsport beat Frederick 7-5 in a Monday game at Harry Grove Stadium. Garrett Stephenson delivered a two run double as Williamsport built leads with two runs in the fourth and seventh innings. Frederick rallied with two runs in the third and two in the seventh before Chad Putnam took the loss. Frederick, now 11-10, hosts Brunswick at 7 40 p m tonight.
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Mason-Dixon Ruth routs Westminster in state Babe Ruth tourney
Mason-Dixon collected 14 hits to defeat Westminster 13-3 in the loser's bracket, advancing to face Prince George's in the championship finals. Curt Cunningham led with a 3-for-4 day including a homer and five RBI, while Vince Wood and Shawn Dewees added solid hits as Mason-Dixon stayed alive in the double elimination, needing two wins to claim the state title.
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Mistakes costly as Frederick loses to PG 11-4
Frederick Babe Ruth 14-year-old team trails Prince George's North 9-0 before Fontaine Weedon's two-run homer. Six Frederick errors fuel a 11-4 loss, dropping them to the losers' bracket. next game Wednesday at Westminster at 5 30 p.m. Coach Jimmy Shaw cites mental and physical errors needing improvement.
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Mustaf Leaves Maryland for Pro Route After NCAA Decision
Jerrod Mustaf explains he turned pro after Maryland was put on probation and banned from the NCAA tournament, missing his planned junior season. He cites the NCAA ruling and transfer hurdles, while noting Walt Williams remains at Maryland and the program faces further scrutiny and leadership changes.
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Redskins WR Sanders calls charges a case of greed
Ricky Sanders reported to Redskins camp amid an attempted murder charge he calls greed. He posted a $5,000 bond in Houston and practiced with rookies and veterans, saying he is innocent and hoping the legal cloud lifts soon. He may fly to Houston for a Friday hearing as coach Joe Gibbs urges focus on football and playoffs.
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