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News in Frederick, Maryland

26 Jul 1988

Page 14

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jul 26, 1988

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14

Frederick Ruth teams win state Babe Ruth tournaments

Sean Coggins pitched a three hitter and hit a two run homer as Frederick defeated Prince Georges South 5-0 in the state 16 year old Babe Ruth tournament at Cosca Park to reach Saturday's final. Frederick also defeated Prince Georges American 24-7 in the opening game of the 14 year old state tournament and will face PG Metro in a winner's bracket game. Mason-Dixon challenged North Carroll in the 13-15 tourn (losers bracket). Frederick's strong offense contributed 19 runs in a six inning surge against PG American, with Rick Grubb delivering a pinch hit two run single in the big inning.

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Clinton Sean Coggins Frederick Prince Georges South Louis I. Cosca Cosca Park Prince Georges American PG Metro Babe Ruth Mason-Dixon North Carroll Middle Atlantic Upper Montgomery Athletic Club PG North PG South Coggins Ken Matthews Sean Matthews Inine Steve Rutland John Miller Peceins Rutland Ray Oberholzer Oberholzer Ryan Main Jamie Santivanez Boomer Frost Santivanez Steve Wilhelm Ted Frederick Clay Bowers Miller Badiny Steve White PG American Tommy Long Ron Shankle Jason Feaga John Hammond Bein Krimm Shankle Hammond Kevin Wienke Frederck John Mesher Frederickould Rick Grubb Feaga Clay Reeder Candelaria Brewers Joey Meyer Paul Molitor Jeffrey Leonard Mattingly Teddy Higuera Luis Aguayo Innning Minnesota Foins Chicago Jerry Reuss White Sox Seattle Mariners Reuss Bobby Thigpen Coles RBI Mike Moore Innnings Greg Walker Dave Gallagher Seattle Fred Manrique Mickey Brantley Gallagher Steve Lyons Moore Scott Bradley Harold Baines Walker Lyons Samuel Daultan den Carman Mets Kevin McReynolds Darryl Strawberry Bruce Austin Ron Darling Philadelphia Darling Mike Schmidt Chris James Mike Young McReynolds Strawberry New York Carman Giants Dodgers Candy Maldonado Mitchell
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Frederick Beats PG 14 5 Inning Softball Thriller

Ruth Frederick and Dwayne Diggs led a 14 5 win as Diggs went distance with 18 strikeouts. Carpenter added three hits including two doubles, Frederick scored in all but the first inning, Simms and Davis added two hits each, and Reuckert doubled. Keene led PG with three hits including a two run homer, while Ponder started and Curtis finished.

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Frederick Dwayne Diggs Scott Carpenter Diggs Carpenter Bernie Simms Les Davis Simms Matt Reuckert Andre Keene IP Ponder Pat Curtis
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Lights glow as Cubs unveil first night game at Wrigley

AP reports Chicago Cubs held a historic first night game at Wrigley Field. About 3,000 fans attended as six floodlight banks illuminated the aging park before a home run contest featuring Hall of Famers Ernie Banks and Billy Williams and current stars Andre Dawson and Ryne Sandberg. Dawson hit the night’s first homer. Cubs officials hailed the milestone, with NL president Bart Giamatti noting the $5 million lighting project secures the park’s future.

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Chicago Wrigley Field Chicago Cubs Cubs Ernie Banks Billy Williams Andre Dawson Ryne Sandberg Dawson Wrigley Ned Collett Don Grenesey Bart Giamatti Ed Vargo Giamatti
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Clemens dominant as Red Sox beat Rangers 2-0 for 12th straight

Roger Clemens pitched a three-hitter with 14 strikeouts to lead the Boston Red Sox past Charlie Hough and the Texas Rangers 2-0, extending their winning streak to 12. He moved to 14-5, tied for the league lead in strikeouts, and recorded his 19th complete game.

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Arlington Texas Roger Clemens Bustom Red Sox Charlie Hough Texas Rangers Red Sox Joe Morgan New York Yankees Clemens Geno Petraili Pete O'Brien Hough Dwight Evans Mike Greenwell Jody Reed Todd Benzinger Curtis Wilkerson Rach Gedman Wade Boggs
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Orioles Pitcher Boddicker Open to Trade Amid Losing Streak

Mike Boddicker said he has not asked for a trade but is tired of losing and may leave Baltimore. The 30 year old right hander, eligible for free agency, noted Orioles’ high trade value and limited next year chances, with teams like the Twins, Red Sox, and Yankees showing interest. He emphasized his fondness for teammates and fans despite a discouraging one year contract.

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Baltimore Baltimore Orioles Mike Boddicker Boddicker Evening Sun Minnesota Twins Wagner Orioles Roddicker Hroddicker Norway Towa Baltimore) Sun Monnday Oamoles Roland Hemond Kansas City Royals Sun Twins Boston Yankees Hemond Onoles MW Roddicker Cal Ripken Jr Jim Dwyer Eddie Murray
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Grillo to leave Mount St. Marys for NBA official role

Grillo resigns as Mount St. Marys assistant athletics director to join the NBA as an official. His last day is Sept 30. Mount officials praise his contribution to the athletics program while noting no replacement has been named. Grillo, a Mount graduate, has worked in three NCAA tournaments and reached the Final Four in recent years.

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Lou Grillo Mount St. Mary's National Basketball Association the Mount Jim Phelan Mount Grillo Yenge Grito NBA Corps of The
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