Joe Durham Know-How Shapes Orioles Minor League System
Joe Durham, 61, a veteran with decades in baseball, was named to help coach in the Orioles minor league system in 1990. Durham began as a player in 1951 with the Chicago American Giants and later appeared briefly for the Orioles and St. Louis. He spent 20 years throwing batting practice for Baltimore and moved to the front office as a scout and community coordinator in 1987.
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Durham recalls Negro Leagues to Orioles pipeline
Native of Newport News Virginia and former Chicago American Giants outfielder Durham reflects on early baseball days in the Negro Leagues, travel hardships, low pay, and how integration in 1947 reduced those leagues while he moved through minor leagues to reach the St Louis Browns and then the Orioles. He praises old players who taught fundamentals and notes his return to coaching at Bowie and Frederick.
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Voigt Delivers In 10th To Push Orioles Past Mariners
Baltimore overcome 4-1 and 5-3 deficits as Jack Voigt belts first homer and drives in three, including the dramatic 10th inning RBI single to cap a 6-5 win over Seattle. Mike Devereaux opened the inning with a walk and scored on Voigt's decisive hit.
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Stewart ties Couples for Memorial lead after rain delay
Payne Stewart rallied after a 3 hour rain interlude to fire a 66 and move to 9 under, joining Fred Couples at the top of the Memorial at Muirfield Village. Donnie Hammond shot 76 to sit seven behind, while lingering foul weather marred play for the fourth straight Memorial.
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Jerkens makes Belmont Stakes debut challenges giants
New York AP trainer H Allen Jerkens fields Virginia Rapids for Belmont debut defying odds. The 64-year-old Hall of Fame conditioner and his colt face Prairie Bayou Sea Hero Cherokee Run in the final Triple Crown race as Jerkens seeks another major upset after past shocks to Secretariat.
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Courier and Bruguera Reach French Open Final Showdown
Courier outlasted Krajicek in a lengthy five set semifinal 6-1 6-7 2-7 7-5 6-2 to reach a third consecutive French Open final. Bruguera dominated Medvedev 6-0 6-4 6-2 to set up Sunday clash as the first Spaniard in the final since 1974.
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Zimmerman finishes NJCAA tourney at 319
Alan Zimmerman of Frederick Community College completed four rounds in the NJCAA Golf Tournament at Sea Palms Resort Georgia with a 319. He opened with an 81 and was 4 over after three holes before birdies steadied his round. He finished the back nine in 39, misses All-America cutoff at 311.
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Bulls Eliminate Knicks In Six To Reach NBA Finals
Scottie Pippen scored 24 points and hit a decisive 3 with 1:01 left as the Chicago Bulls defeated the New York Knicks 96-88 in Game 6 to clinch the Eastern Conference title. Michael Jordan struggled to four free throws but contributed 25 points overall as Chicago advances to face either Seattle or Phoenix in the NBA Finals.
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Jordan denies betting preposterous golf sums in public dispute
Chicago AP report says Michael Jordan marked nine days of silence to call the claimed $1.25 million golf debt to Richard Esquinas far less than reported. Esquinas, co author of a memoir, said Jordan owed about $902000 after further wagers and partial payments. Jordan urged that off court matters should not eclipse his NBA play as the Finals pressed on.
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