Frederick Falls Short in 16 18 Babe Ruth Final
Cecil County and PG North win 16-18 and 16-year-old titles at Merriman Field in the state senior Babe Ruth tournaments. Frederick loses to Cecil County 4-3 in an extra game after rain delay, with Cecil County's Jason Yates delivering a key three run homer. Frederick earlier beat Cecil County 3-2 in a 16-18 game and beat PG North 5-4 in a 16-year-old clash before the final.
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Redskins rookie Raymer injures ankle in scrimmage
Washington Redskins rookie Cory Raymer broke his left ankle during a Saturday scrimmage with Pittsburgh. Surgery included two screws and a 10 to 12 week recovery, ending his preseason and impairing early regular season plans. Teammate Vernice Smith tripped Raymer and will shift to backing up John Gesek.
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Mount Airy Wins Two Of Three In Regional Tourney
Mount Airy took two of three weekend games in the National Amateur Baseball Federation Regional Tournament in Altoona Pennsylvania. On Saturday Gold Star Post 191 beat Tyrone 19 to 9 then lost to the Brooklyn Cadets 43. Sunday Mount Airy beat Cockeysville 141. Wayne Crowley had five hits and Jeremy Hancock four for Mount Airy. Kyle ...
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Altoona players pace offense with multi hit games
Maxcy led with three hits while Gary Farr Jason Harrison Bryan Herche and Jason Dykes added two apiece. Dykes Crowley Mitch Schwartzbeck and Herche posted doubles with Crowley Dykes and Harrison collecting triples. Hancock also notched a triple in the Cadets loss. On Sunday Maxcy had four hits for the Gold Star post and Brad MacKay three with Crowley Schwartzbeck Furr and Nate Furr adding two each. Crowley doubled and Maxcy tripled.
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Orioles win season series as Erickson dominates Chi in 6-1 win
Orioles rout Cubs 6-1 to take two of three and clinch 6-1 in the season series. Erickson improved to 3-1 since a July trade, pitching his first complete game of the year with eight strikeouts and no walks. Ripken drove in four, including a three-run double, as Baltimore built a 3-1 lead and extended 61 in the second. Bere lasted 21 3 innings with seven earned runs on six hits, his shortest outing of the year, amid Chicago mistakes and poor strike accuracy.
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Yankees win and Twins rally fall short in dome drama
The Yankees prevailed as Scott Kamieniecki earned his second straight win after a rough return from the disabled list. The Twins rallied with Rich Backer misplay and Kirby Puckett’s fielding miscue, while John Wetteland closed for the save. Boston-Texas game featured Nixon miscue costing runs as Ortiz and McLemore scored on late errors. Mariners, Angels, Athletics, Royals, Giants, Mets, Cubs, and Phillies all won with key performances from Hershiser, Berroa, Brewington, Isringhausen, Bullinger, and Grace in Sunday action.
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Orioles to Acquire Bonilla Ignite Run For Playoff Push
Orioles general manager Roland Hemond touted the Bonilla trade as a potential spark for Baltimore as they chase the division in a tight race. Phil Regan called the move a big deal and hoped it jumps the club’s pace, while manager Regan noted Bonilla’s arrival could energize the clubhouse and fans. Bonilla, 32, is signed through 1996 and may have only a few prime years left, making the deal a high-stakes choice for a pennant chase. Ochoa, 23, represents a long term upside, contrasting with Bonilla’s shorter window. The notes clarified that Kimera Bartee of Bowie was not the PTBNL in the Erickson deal.
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Ingram Wins Women's Open Singles At Frederick Open
Ingram defeated Ly-Lan Schofield 6 2 6 3 in the women's open final amid mid day heat. The 24 year old former pro and University of Maryland standout spoke of fast courts and a comeback effort after injuries and a lengthy ankle sprain.
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Frederick 12-under softball wins regional title in Edison
Nicole Biddinger pitched a two hitter and tripled as Frederick defeated Edison 4 1 to win the Middle Atlantic regional title. Katie Harding drove in two runs and Christy Ruby and Evie Beall added RBIs as Frederick earned the championship after Saturday wins over Edison and Pine Hill and a Sunday four hit from Biddinger.
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