Brunswick, National reach District II final in rout
Frederick National blanked Middletown 13 0 Wednesday to advance to the District II final against Brunswick. Darrin Stone pitched seven strong innings allowing one baserunner past second with 12 hits backing him, including two run homers by Wayne Finley and Charles Watts. National leads 7 0 after three and added five more in the fifth as Middletown managed only a few scoring threats. The city team will host Brunswick Friday at 6 p.m. for the championship.
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Middletown
Darrin Stone
Brunswick
Frederick American
Stone
Wayne Finley
Charles Watts
Finley
Dale Herbert
Larry Bowens
Mitch Tyergar
Steve Mossburg
National
DeGrange
Kansas City
Doug Bird
Steve Mingori
Seattle
Pete LaCock
Kansas City Royals
Mariners
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Ruppert Jones
Leon Roberts
Tom Paciorek
Mingori
Paciorek
Bob Robertson
Royals
Mike Bera
Philadelphia
Phil Niekro
Atanta Braves
Philadelphia Phillies
Niekro
Dale Murphy
Phillies
Brunswick Defeats Frederick Americano In Little League Semi
Mike Jackson homered twice and nearly hit a third as Brunswick advanced past defending district champion Frederick Americano in a district semifinal at Austin Angleberger Park. Jeff Payne pitched a four hit outing with eight strikeouts to earn the win. Frederick’s Troy Wilson homered unearned in the fourth. Brunswick will host Frederick National in Friday’s final at 6 p.m.
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Jeff Payne
Brunswick
Frederick Americano
Austin Angleberger Park
Frederick
Frederick National
Middletown
Jackson
Terry Renser
Payne
Troy Wilson
Pat Long
Wilson
Long
Hrunswick
Dave Tribble
Jack Spann
Tribble
Thurmont advances to Senior II finals in sequence
Thurmont won two games on Wednesday to reach the Section 1 Senior Little League final, beating Havre de Grace 5-1 and Valley 6-5. They will face Valley at 5:30 p.m. for the sectional title, with a win earning a berth in Havre de Grace for the state tournament.
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Havre de Grace
Valley
Mark Williard
Kevin Maze
Rick
Tigers Top Orioles, Billingham Wins Fifth Straight
Detroit Tigers beat Baltimore 13-8 as Jason Thompson and Aurelio Rodriguez drive in two runs each and Jack Billingham improves to 10-5 with seventh inning relief from Bob Sykes. Thompson belts a two-run homer and Staub drives in a run for his 8th RBI of year.
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Aurelio Rodriguez
Jack Billingham
Detroit Tigers
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Thompson
Rusty Staub
Baltimore
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Doug DeCinces
DeCinces
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Alan Trammell
Ron LeFlore
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Bob Sykes
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Indians
Mickey Rivers
Andre Thornton
Jim Beattie
Bernie Carbo
Rich Gossage
Beattie
Thornton
Gary Alexander
Lemon
Billy Martin
Kansas City
Rudi
California
Ron Jackson
PG captures Ruth crown in state Babe Ruth finals
Southern Prince George's defeats Charles National 62 to win the state 13-15-year-old Babe Ruth Tournament final. PG advances to Mid-Atlantic Regionals at McCurdy Field starting August 5 after six runs on seven hits while Charles National had five hits.
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Prince George's
Charles National
Babe Ruth
McCurdy Field
Thurmont Girls Lose to Elkton in Softball Thriller
Thurmont Elkton staged a rally in the top of the seventh to edge Thurmont H4 6-4 in state Senior Si bh League play. Thurmont musters two wins, faces Southern Maryland next at 2 p.m., then Elkton again at 6 p.m. Diana Powell Debtie Baust and Liss Sanders each had two hits, Thurmont total eight hits, four errors. Elkton 12 hits.
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Elkton
Tearmont
Southern Maryland
Thurtom
Beld
Cecil County
Diana Powell
Debtie Baust
Liss Sanders
Third seed falls in Shipley tournament upset
In Frederick's Shipley's Open Tennis Tourney on Wednesday night third seed John Hammeant lost in a three set match. Fourth seed Rich Pollara won easily. One local team match highlighted today's slate. Other results include Nipley and Castillo Pollara doubles wins and Briggs windfall in women's doubles.
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John Hammeant
Rich Pollara
Dick Rabo
Phil Hammond
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