Orioles sweep Tigers as Milligan, Bradley pace win
Baltimore beat Detroit 7-4 to sweep the four-game series. Randy Milligan belted a three run homer and Phil Bradley added a homer as Jay Tibbs earned the win. The Orioles improved to 30-22, sit atop the AL East, and hold the first pick in Monday's draft.
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Orioles pick No 1 in 1989 draft as pace setter
Baltimore enters the 1989 free agent draft atop the AL East and holds the first overall pick for the first time. GM Roland Hemond and scouting chief John Barr anticipate selecting LSU right-hander Ben McDonald amid strong scout input, while the Orioles also hold three of the first 33 choices and pursue a history of building talent.
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Frederick Legion dominates weekend play with three wins
Frederick moves to 4-0 in Legion play and 3-0 in Connie Mack after sweeping a doubleheader and beating Mount Airy 7-5 and 6-3. Mount Airy tops Taneytown 10-1. Frederick down Liberty Road 3-2 with Chris Skowronski driving in the go ahead run in the seventh.
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Lynchburg Tops Frederick 8-1 in Minor League Showdown
Lynchburg red sox hammer Frederick pitching for 11 hits and eight runs to beat the Keys 8-1 on Youth League Night. Wallin Haggerty and Baker fueled the outbreak with six hits four runs and four RBIs as the trio sparked a four run third inning. Frederick threats falter as Skripko retires two with bases loaded, while Rhodes suffers Carolina League debut patience. The two teams meet again tonight at McCurdy Field before a four game series starts June 10 and the first half ends June 17.
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Byrum wins Kemper with record 268
Tom Byrum clinched his first PGA Tour title in four years at the Kemper with a 268 total, a tournament record. He shot 68 to finish five ahead of Tommy Armour III, Jim Thorpe, and Billy Ray Brown, after pulling clear with three straight birdies and sealing with a 12 foot birdie at the 16th.
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Hammond shoots 74 to finish with 283 at Kemper Open
Donnie Hammond of Frederick closed the Kemper Open with a 3 over par 74 to finish tied for 38th at 283, earning $3,690 and surpassing $1 million in career PGA Tour earnings. He faces a U S Open qualifier at Woodmont CC before the Manufacturers Hanover Westchester Classic.
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