Red Sox Beat Orioles 7-2 Behind Gardiner Debut
Jody Reed had three hits and three runs as Mike Gardiner won in his Boston debut. Tom Brunansky drove in three, furnishing key support in a four-run first inning. Reed and Quintana opened the frame with singles, Brunansky doubled, and Boggs scored on Greenwell’s groundout. Reed added a third hit in the second inning and Reed scored again on Quintana’s groundout. Gardiner pitched seven innings, allowing six hits, two walks and two runs.
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Bulls Rally In 12th For 4-3 Win Over Keys
The Durham Bulls beat the Frederick Keys 4-3 in 12 innings at Durham Athletic Park. Randy Simmers delivered the go ahead sacrifice fly in the top of the 12th, after Keith Kessinger misfired on a play allowing Pat Kelly to reach third. The loss drops Frederick to 22-28 in the Carolina League first half while Durham improves to 29-21 in the division.
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Sutton leads Kemper by one at halfway in Potomac
Hal Sutton shot 65 to reach 11 under 131 at the Kemper Open tying a tournament record and holding a one stroke edge over Greg Norman. Andrade matched 64 to tie the tourney record while Norman, Gilder, Cochran and others chased under brutal heat and a lightning delay.
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17th hole proves costly for local pros at Kemper Open
Donnie Hammond of Frederick and Mike McGinnis of Holly Hills faltered at number 17 at the TPC Avenel during the Kemper Open. Hammond carded a 76 for a two day total of 146, missing the cut, while McGinnis ended at 158 after an 8 on Friday.
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Barfield’s ninth inning homer lifts Yankees past Brewers
In a tense Bronx clash, Pascual Perez hobbled early but recovered to help the Yankees tie Milwaukee 2-2 in the eighth. Jesse Barfield then homered off Chuck Crim with two outs in the ninth, giving New York a 3-2 win as part of a seven-in-eight run stretch. Barfield’s week included four homers on the homestand, fueling the late surge.
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Knicks hire Pat Riley to coach New York Knicks
Pat Riley, after three weeks of speculation following John MacLeod's resignation, becomes Knicks coach on a five year contract around 6 million dollars with incentives. He returns to coaching after an NBC analyst year citing missing the fire on the floor. Riley won four championships with the Lakers 1982 to 1990 and drew interest in a high profile series with Patrick Ewing and Michael Jordan era context.
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American Legion season opens with three area teams in action
Frederick Brunswick and Mount Airy start Legion play with Brunswick hosting Mount Airy at 7 30 p m and Frederick (FSK Post 11) facing Annapolis at 1 p m at Harry Grove Stadium Frederick relies on ten returnees from last year and youth added by manager Sonny Blank, while Mount Airy seeks to improve on 1999.
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