Frederick, Marva win in Ruth tourney semis set
Don Boyd pitched a two hitter as Frederick defeated Charles National 7-1 to reach the state 13-15 Babe Ruth tournament semifinals against cross-town rival Marva. Jonas Dorsey and Paul Bowie sparked Frederick with timely hits and triples in support. Marva advanced with a 16-8 win over Calvert to set Friday’s rematch.
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Frederick Legion nets 2 0 forfeit win over Hampstead
Frederick Legion clinches near runner up in Western Maryland District with a 2 0 forfeit over Hampstead after Hampstead quits with two outs in the bottom of the second due to an injury. Larry Filler pitched six batters, while Bill Crone and Rod Bowie contributed key RBIs.
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Sykesville tops East Frederick 18-2 to reach district finals
Ed Hullett pitched a one hitter as Sykesville crushed East Frederick 18-2 in Frederick on Wednesday. Huff and Martin led the offense with a pair of RBIs and Huff belted a two run homer as Sykesville built a big early lead and cruised into the district final Friday.
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Drut Wins Olympic 110 Meter Hurdles Gold for France
Guy Drut captured France's first men's track and field gold in 20 years by winning the Olympic 110 meter hurdles in 13.30 seconds. Willie Davenport of Louisiana placed third as the U S avoided a shutout in five medal events.
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