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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1997

Page

21

Warthogs Top Keys in 8-3 Win Friday Night

Winston-Salem defeated Frederick 8-3 as Billy Percibal struggled early, giving up four runs in two innings after Tommy John rehab. Francisco Laneaux followed with 4 1 3 innings, allowing five hits and three runs, while Rick Short hit a solo homer for the Keys late to narrow the gap.

Billy Percibal Winston-Salem Warthogs Frederick Keys Percibal Francisco Laneaux the Keys Frederick Rick Short Keys Winston- Salem Josh Towers Carlos Chantes Dan Reed Robert Theodile

Tempers flare at early Redskins practice

At Redskins training camp in Frostburg the morning session turned feisty with fights between veteran runner Marc Boutte and Terry Allen and a clash between Jeremy Asher and Albert Connell. Coach Norv Turner urged players to keep competing as quarterback Gus Frerotte and defensive back Darrell Green were involved in a tense chase, while Andre Johnson was replaced by Ozell Powell. Trainer Bubba Tyer announced starting guard Bob Dahl would miss four weeks after knee surgery with cartilage issues.

Frostburg Washington Redskins Norv Turner Turner Jeremy Asher Albert Connell Asher Connell Texas A&m Marc Boutie Marc Logan Terry Allen Allen Boutte Gus Frerotte Frerotte Darrell Green Larry Bowie Ryan Kuehl Kuehl Virginia Andre Johnson Johnson Ozell Powell Alabama Redskins Bubba Tyer Bob Dahl Dahl Tyer Richard Steadman

Marchibroda pleased with Ravens camp progress in Westminster

Ravens coach Ted Marchibroda praised an excellent camp as players show intensity and progress. He noted Vinny Testaverde's solid play and Ray Lewis leading a tougher defense with rookies Boulware and Sharper. Scrimmage vs Eagles at Lehigh on Saturday will test rookie performance and team cohesion.

Westminster Baltimore Ravens Ted Marchibroda Marchibroda Baltimore Vinny Testaverde Peter Boulware Jamie Sharper Lewis Ray Michael Jackson Boulware Ravens Sherrod Mack Central Oklahoma Kheem Swinton Howard Rob Burnett Orlando Brown Leo Goeas

Radke Shuts Down Orioles as Molitor Homers Twice

Brad Radke improved to 10 straight decisions with his second complete game, guiding the Minnesota Twins to a 5-2 win over the Baltimore Orioles. Molitor went 3-for-4 with three RBIs and three runs, while Steinbach added a two run shot as Minnesota erased a 2-1 deficit for the comeback.

Minneapolis Brad Radke Paul Molitor Terry Steinbach Minnesota Twins Baltimore Orioles Radke Minnesota Scott Erickson Twins Brady Anderson Rafael Palmeiro Baltimore Anaheim Chris Hoiles Roger Clemens Molitor Steinbach Scott Kamieniecki Orioles B.J. Surhoff Anderson Hoiles Mike Bordick Scott Stahoviak Palmeiro Matt Lawton Cal Ripken Ripken Oriole

Ruth pitchers hurl no-hitters in state tourney openers

In Libertytown Park Frederick pitchers Trish Taylor and Jacki Klinger threw no-hitters to open the Babe Ruth Softball state tournaments. Taylor limited Calvert 0-10 in 13-15, while Klinger led Lewis Town based Frederick Lewistown to an 18-1 win in the 11-12 opener. If needed games follow.

John Cannon Frederick Taylor Audrey Houston Houston Bob Foster Foster Carey Rausch Lisa Lovett Hous Klinger Calvert Casey Kachauskas Virginia Wills Frederick Lewistown Mike Wilkes Wills Shawna Wilkes Desiree Harbaugh Nikki Jensen Lindsey Gladhill

Ben Hogan remembered as a perfectionist and golf icon

The Associated Press recalls Ben Hogan who died at 84 in Fort Worth Texas after a lifetime defined by precision and devotion to practice. From a near fatal 1949 crash to a 1953 peak year and nine major championships he shaped golf. Close friends and rivals praise his focus and influence while noting his quiet, intense nature and enduring image of the white cap and exacting swing.

Associated Press Ben Hogan Hogan Fort Worth Texas Pat Martin Byron Nelson Ben Crenshaw Crenshaw Hawk Scotland Jack Nicklaus British Columbia Sam Snead Nicklaus Walter Hagen Tim Finchem Gets Valerie Ben Deane Beman Dublin William Ben Hogan Chester Clara Glen Garden Country Club

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