Top seeds advance in Frederick Open tennis action
In the Frederick Open at Fleming Avenue Courts top seeds won in quarterfinals. Bob Hubbard defeated Mike Friedman while Scott Kidd beat Rodney Young in three sets. Claude England and Jim Rosenfield also progressed. Betsy Heidenberger routed Kitty Buza in women’s singles with Klapp and Stack advancing to semifinals. Doubles proceed Saturday afternoon. ESPN will televise over 50 tape delayed college football games this fall.
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Lisa Lichtenstein
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Diane Jamison
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Lori Summer
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Deems
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ESPN
Georgia
Baseball strike ends. season resumes in August
Federal mediator Kenneth Moffett announced a tentative settlement ending the baseball strike after a 12 hour session. The deal requires ratification by the players union and owners, with the All-Star game set for Cleveland on Aug 9 and the regular season to begin Aug 10 if approved.
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Rusty Staub
New York Mets
MacPhail
Mark Belanger
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National League
Chub Feeney
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All-Star Game Set For August 9 In Cleveland
Municipal Stadium officials say the field can be ready for a rescheduled All-Star Game on August 9. The weekend also features a Browns Steelers preseason game and a Duran Gonzalez bout. MLBPA chief Marvin Miller affirmed the plan to reopen the season on August 9 with regular games resuming August 10. Dino Lucarelli of Stadium Corp. noted the work includes re-erecting the outfield fence.
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Local officials quizzed after last minute plans
Moffett recalled a sense of urgency as Grebey and Miller altered arrangements and informed him they were proceeding independently. He expressed surprise that the pair were not at the hotel and noted he knew something was amiss when contacted.
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MSD runners win bronze at Deaf Olympics in Cologne
United States 4 by 400 relay team finished third for a bronze, powered by former MSD student Sandra Phillips and current student Larrey Smith. Team clocked 3.53, six seconds off world record. Russia won in 3.52, Germany second. Leroy Dixon set a world decathlon record with 6,500 points. Bobby Proctor placed in steeplechase. Sharyl Mapp sidelined by a sprained foot.
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Suns Beat Hagerstown Suns 7-4 in Carolina League
Durham defeated the Hagerstown Suns 7-4 on Thursday night, improving to 16-19 in the Carolina League. The game featured strong pitching and key runs late as Durham pulled away.
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Elkton Wires Thurmont In Sectional Opener 6-3
Elkton used a five-run first inning to take control before Thurmont rallied. Tom Speak blanked Elkton after the opening frame, limiting the winners to six hits while fanning five. Thurmont must win Friday and Saturday to reach the sectional final against Elkton.
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Tom Speak
Eikton
Speak
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Dave Carroll
Area ACC picks and other notes
Two area athletes gain preseason All ACC honors at Virginia Keith Les of Frederick High School and Jim Byson of Francis Scott Key earned honorable mention. Maryland players also feature on first and honorable selections while North Carolina and NC State place five apiece.
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Mariners Prospect Crone Hits .245 In AA Bastarn League
Touching All The Bases notes Lynn Mariners infielder Billy Crone batting .245 in the Class AA Bastarn League after a .241 mark two weeks ago. Pitcher Scott Smith of the Geneva Cubs in the Class A New York Penn League has a 1-2 record and a 36.16 ERA, down from a 1-1 and 2.0 ERA two weeks earlier.
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Biggus
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Lynn Mariners
Scott Smith
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