Spirits Rout Keys 13-0 In Front Of Small Frederick Crowd
Winston-Salem Spirits beat the Frederick Keys 13-0 at Harry Grove Stadium as 1,407 fans braved threatening rain. Hartung Castellana and Williams led the Spirits with two RBI apiece, while Beasley and Tyler paced Frederick with two hits each. The Keys were shut out for the fourth time in five losses, extending their scoreless streak to 20 innings.
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Keys
Winston-Salem
Andy Hartung
Pete Castellana
Jerrone Williams
Spirits
Castellano
RBI
Hartung
Williams
Chris Ebright
Tony Beasley
Brad Tyler
Frederick
Durham Bulls
Wally Moon
Rob Blumberg
Blumberg
Beasley
Mark Carper
Carper
Manny Alexander
Ebright
Bill St.Peter
Moon
Ed Caballero
Bill Melvin
Melvin
Jesse Hollis
Nicaraguans hail Martinez perfect game in Montreal
Nicaraguans celebrate Dennis Martinez pitcher for the Montreal Expos after a perfect game. President Violeta Chamorro sent a faxed letter praising the feat as a source of national pride. Teachers and sports officials echoed the sentiment while Nicaragua prepares for Pan American Games.
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Montreal Expos
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Radio Nicaragua
Carlos Garcia
Granada
Five AL teams in state tournament at Frederick
Five of eight teams in the state American Legion Tournament have been decided led by host Frederick. District champs Funkstown Easton Frostburg and Cheverly join Montgomery County contenders Gaithersburg Post 104 Bethesda Anne Arundel contenders Annapolis Mayo and Northern Central duo Towson Raveio. The tourney starts Friday at Harry Grove Stadium with four 10 a.m. games and Frederick meets Parkville in a 7 p.m. tune up at McCurdy Field.
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Funkstown
Maryland
Easton
Frostburg
Cheverly
Princes Georges County
Gaithersburg Post
Bethesda
Montgomery
Annapolis
Mayo
Anne Arundel
Towson
Raveio
Parkville
McCurdy Field
Nicklaus Captures Senior Open With 65 at Oakland Hills
Jack Nicklaus, age 51, fired seven birdies in a 65 to win the U S Senior Open at Oakland Hills in Birmingham Michigan. He beat Chi Chi Rodriguez by four strokes in a dramatic Monday playoff on a stormy day, tying the course record and extending his major titles across five decades.
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Chi Chi Rodriguez
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Mariners thump Orioles 11-4 with record-tying doubles
Seattle Mariners steamrolled Baltimore 11-4 as seven doubles propelled a seven-run seventh inning led by Cochrane Reynolds Griffey Jr. and O'Brien. Griffey and Davis drove in three runs each while Harold Reynolds noted the burst in a game that moved Seattle within six games of first in the AL West. Erik Hanson won with eight innings of four-run, eight-hit ball. Mike Schooler finished.
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Dave Cochrane
Reynolds
Ken Griffey Jr
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Mariners
Bute
Jim Leffebvre
Lefebvre
Griffey
Davis
Minnesota
Erik Hanson
Baltimore
Mike Schooler
Frederick 13-15 softball falls in regional consolation
Frederick County lost 7-3 to Metro New York in the Middle Atlantic Regional Bambino Softball Tournament at Phoenixville. Crystal Crampton had Frederick’s sole hit as Eva Webb, Donna Taylor and Carol Welty limited Metro New York to two hits while issuing 14 walks. Frederick finished third overall and was eliminated. Games and pairings for today involve Frederick 13 year-olds vs Carroll County and a 14-year-old matchup, with rain affecting schedule.
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Metro New York
Brooklyn
N.Y
Erin Masato
Phoenixville
Frederick
Crystal Crampton
Eva Webb
Donna Taylor
Carol Welty
Babe Ruth
Cosa Park
Prince Georges County
Glade Valley
North Bergen
N.J
Cosca Park
PG East
Carroll County
Carroll
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