Bucs rally past Keys with late homer and save
The Buccaneers seize a 6-5 lead in the eighth inning aided by a bases loaded situation and along sacrifice fly by Danny Clyburn. Mitch House delivers a decisive homer in the ninth, while reliever Sean Evans earns the win and Pisciotta records his 13th save.
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Castaldo adapts as catcher and pitcher’s call deepens
Castaldo embraces versatility saying he will stay in the lineup after holding the team scoreless in two appearances. Klingenbeck earned a seven inning win for the Orioles in his emergency start, with coach McCall praising his changeup and control while Frederick Keys players observed from the clubhouse following their early return from Kinston.
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Hammond struggles as 75 ends key round at Kemper
Hammond shot 75 in the Kemper and failed to make the cut for only the second time in 12 appearances. He described a difficult day including a creek shot drop on 9, a missed long par save, and bogeys including the sixth. He vows to regroup for the U.S. Open.
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Orioles Rally To Narrow Lead In Slugger Showdown
The Orioles cut the White Sox lead to one in a dramatic later-inning rally as a sixth homer of the year by a noted batter sparked the comeback. Ozzie Guillen added an RBI single in the seventh to push a run across, scoring Lance Johnson and narrowing the gap. Orioles researcher notes Lee Smith’s 20 saves in two months set a major league record, surpassing Dennis Eckersley and Mike Stanton. Right-hander Kevin McGehee cleared waivers after being designated for assignment and was sent to Triple-A Rochester following a roster move involving Scott Klingenbeck.
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NCAA shuns grid playoffs for at least two seasons
The NCAA will not stage a football playoff for at least two seasons, possibly never. A special committee cited many complex issues and a lack of understanding among administrators as reasons to abandon plans, signaling no playoff before January 1997 at the earliest and flagging broad opposition among major programs. Cedric Dempsey and UCLA chancellor Charles Young noted insufficient time to resolve issues and a climate unsuited to new legislation.
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