Frederick Babe Ruth 13-15 softball wins Mid Atlantic title
Frederick's 1315 team went undefeated to capture the Middle Atlantic Regional at Edison New Jersey. They defeated Edison 4 1 to win the Mid Atlantic title and earn a slot in the Babe Ruth arena event in Fairmount Indiana starting August 11. MARVA and MARWA also claimed state titles in the 14 and 13 age groups respectively with MARVA led by Rick McQuillen praising pitching and defense after a district wake up call. Mason-Dixon faced Prince George's County in the 13-15 division with PG ousting Frederick and both teams eyeing today’s decisive championship games.
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Glade Valley Splits Regional Babe Ruth Games in Tourney
Glade Valley Athletic Association split two Mid-Atlantic Bambino Regional Tournament games at Heritage Park. GVAA defeated Eastern New York 3-2 on Saturday then lost to Lou Gehrig of Western New York 4-2 on Sunday. They face Southern New Jersey at 6 p.m. Tuesday with elimination or progress on the line.
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Kruk Bids Baseball Farewell After Final Hit
John Kruk, 34, retires after getting his final major league hit for the Chicago White Sox in Baltimore. Bobby Bonilla still seeks his first Orioles hit after 0-for-3 with two walks as Baltimore beat Chicago 7-1, Cal Ripken driving in four RBIs and Anderson collecting three hits.
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Brady Anderson
Orioles Trade for Bonilla Signals Playoff Push
The Orioles acquired Bobby Bonilla from the Mets for minor leaguers Alex Ochoa and Gamon Buford to add a strong middle lineup bat. Bonilla is projected to hit .280-.300 with 25-30 homers, potentially boosting the club into the American League playoffs despite the high price paid for Ochoa and Buford.
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Orioles Hold On To Bufo Ochoa Prospect
Stan Goldberg notes Buford Ochoa could become a long term Orioles star. He batted .292 in four minor league seasons, projects 10–15 homers and 20–30 steals, with strong outfield defense and one of the best arms. He rated in the top 10 prospects each season, and Baltimore resisted trading him.
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Keys Clinch One-Run Win as Weekend Weather Saves Series
Frederick Keys defeated Winston-Salem 1-0 on Saturday with Brian Brewer and Matt Marenghi combining for a three hitter. Sunday's game was rained out. Frederick improves to 15-17 and begins a three-game set with Durham at home, trailing Wilming ton by 6 1/2 games. Brewer and Marenghi earned the win and save respectively, as Kurgan drove in the lone run with a seventh-inning double and Hodge started the rally with a single.
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Roy Hodge
Tommy Davis
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Angel Pagan
Hawkins
Brunswick II Splits Weekend Maryland State Little League Games
Brunswick II played two games in Waldorf. They beat Capital City 54 on Saturday then lost to St. Marys 8 5 on Sunday. McLane pitched a five hitter and earned the win in Saturday's game with two doubles. Goode and Bush added doubles and two hits for Brunswick.
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Funkstown Beats Frederick 9-8 On Ten Innings Rally
Funkstown edged Frederick 9-8 in ten innings to take game one of the Western Maryland District Championship series. Bobby Kegarise slugged a grand slam and two solo shots after Funkstown trailed 8-3, and Lee Lorshbaugh delivered the game winning bases loaded single in the bottom of the 10th. Jason Mobley posted five hits and five RBIs, with Sprigga and Brennan adding two hits each.
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Jason Brennan
Phillips Ingram win Open titles in Frederick Tennis
Robert Phillips of Charlotte defeated Gil Schuerholz 6 4 6 3 to win the Frederick Open men’s title. Schuerholz and Lyn Bybee captured the men’s doubles, Terri Gaskill and Ingrid Clark won women’s doubles, John Koepke and Phil Hammond took the men’s 35 and over doubles, Fred Winterling claimed the men’s 45 and over singles, Raul Iriarte won men’s 35 and over, and Anne Geier won the women’s 35 and over.
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John Koepke
Phil Hammond
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Raul Iriarte
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