Babe Ruth Prep League Day’s Inn Tops Jug Bridge 94
Babe Ruth Did, dba Enc Sappington led Day's Inn with two hits to beat Jug Bridge in Frederick. Chris Long doubled for Jug Bridge. DATS INN vna 11s JUG SAIDGE mini easy Ninehart and Danner Blough. Zimmerman and McBride contributed for Jug Bridge.
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Little League action highlights in East Frederick
In East Frederick Little League, R. F. Kline defeated Oden Brothers 7-0 as Cosey drove in three runs with two doubles and Stefanick collected three hits. Ellis edged Rice 7-8 behind River Clark’s two homers, including a grand slam, and Kareem Sappington and Keith Shaw provided key RBI for Rice. Lions beat Eagle 18-15 as Bowins and Whims added two hits each, while Eagles benefited from Gumpy Davis four hits including a homer.
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Racing Card Fragments From Carolina League Timwreday
Horse names, odds, and results appear in a scrambled racing card fragment with multiple entries. The readable items include horses such as Full Of Hell, Diamond Bowler, Meadowview Sally, Gaylord Spring, and Super Tessie with various times and payouts. The text also lists wagers like QUINELLA and EXACTA, with organizer names and odd values scattered throughout.
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Suns seek a leader in pennant race at Hagerstown
The Hagerstown Suns chase the Northern Division pennant as manager John Hart seeks a lead player to spark inspirational play. Ken Gerhart and Ron Kelly Hart, plus notes on series with Salem and Lynchburg, outline hopes and key figures amid a tight race.
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Irsay defends Elway trade to Denver despite doubts
Baltimore Colts owner Robert Irsay said he has no second thoughts about trading John Elway to Denver, claiming the deal brought quarterback Mark Herrmann, a first round pick, and other assets. He criticized Denver for announcing the deal early and noted ongoing stadium lease negotiations with the Orioles. He also said the Colts sought multiple trade options and expected more draft choices.
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Baltimore Mayors Clash Over Stadium Upgrades Talks
Baltimore Mayor William Donald Schaefer and Colts owner Robert Irsay discussed mutual stadium improvements. Neither side could confirm terms as proposals included a restaurant, more boxes and locker room upgrades while the Colts pledged they are not moving the franchise despite two poor seasons and the NFL attendance low.
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Morton's Gold Open USFL Run For Win Streak Against Federals
Denver AP report describes Craig Morton as head coach of the Denver Gold facing the Washington Federals after Morton’s debut win over Birmingham 21 19. Penrose, ex Broncos teammate, urged back to football and hints at possible return by Friday. Mortensen to start at QB as Gold host Federals in USFL action.
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Ackerman leads D I finals in high jump at Houston meets
Thea Ackerman of Mount Saint Mary's clears 5 10 to reach the 13-athlete field in the NCAA Division I women’s high jump finals at Houston hosted championships. Notables include Ron Bair and Annette Lynard. Penrose may join if needed as team races unfold.
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Twenty six teams enter Hagen tournament at VFW
Twenty six teams have signed up for the Walter Hagen Tournament at the VFW Country Club. Play begins Saturday at 7 a.m with a 2 shotgun start. Defending champions return in both grass and net divisions. Entries accepted through Saturday morning. contact the pro shop at 663.9768.
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Redbirds top Suns 5-3 in Carolina League clash
Hagerstown stranded nine runners as the Salem Redbirds edged the Suns 5-3 at Municipal Stadium. Ron Kelly belted his seventh homer and drove in all three Suns runs in the eighth. Melillio, Schaefer and Salcedo added two hits apiece for Hagerstown.
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Walkersville Lions seek second Class C title on strong finish
Walkersville’s Walkersville Wastler has heated up in playoffs posting a 403 average with seven home runs and 24 RBIs. Smith leads the Lions at .491 with 13 extra base hits and 57 at bats. Infielder Bunky Toy hits .444 while triples lead the team at four. Scott Edwards hits .454 and John LeGore .333 as the Lions aim for another title under Little.
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