Red Sox Pound Tigers To Nab 6-1 Win
Boston bats peg Detroit as John and Rob Murphy combine homerless win in Detroit. Dopson improves to 6-4, but Sam Horn exits with rib cage injury. Ed Romero and Ellis Burks add RBIs for the Red Sox while Boggs and Lynn spark early offense.
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Keys Sweep Salem in twinbill to extend winning streak
Frederick Keys swept a doubleheader at Municipal Stadium in Salem Virginia, 3-2 and 8-5, to extend their Carolina League win streak to four. Louie Paulino drove in the decisive run in the opener, while David Segui powered the second game with a three run homer. The Keys lead the Northern Division by 2½ games over the Lynchburg Red Sox as they won four in a row and five of six.
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Stangolberg Editor Frederick MD June 6 1989 C-1
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Mets Hammer Cubs 10-5 Behind McReynolds Power
Dwight Gooden struggled through five innings as Kevin McReynolds drove in four runs and Howard Johnson homered for a 10-5 Mets win over the Cubs ending Chicago’s three-game surge. McReynolds’ three-run homer broke a 4-4 tie in the fifth as Rick Sutcliffe fell short in seven innings.
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Pistons defend their way to 2-0 lead in finals
Detroit tops the Lakers 109-97 to take a 2-0 series edge as Dennis Rodman logs 10 rebounds in another stingy defensive effort. Magic Johnson and James Worthy struggle with shot selection while Joe Dumars notes the sub-100 playoff scoring streak and plans for Game 3.
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Lakers star Byron Scott injured hamstring in playoffs
Byron Scott suffered a partial tear in his left hamstring during practice, sidelining him as the Lakers head toward the NBA Finals against the Detroit Pistons. He estimated a three to four week recovery, hoping to return for the series.
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Dodgers pick Whims in 31st round star outfielder drafted
Darnell Whims, a 17 year old outfielder from Thomas Johnson High School, was drafted by the Los Angeles Dodgers as their 31st pick in the amateur baseball draft. He becomes the fifth Thomas Johnson product drafted in four years and plans to sign, possibly joining extended spring training in Florida after meeting Dodgers scout Gene Kerna.
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Maryland President expresses sensitivity after Wade resignation
University of Maryland President William E. Kirwan says he is sensitive to black concerns after basketball coach Bob Wade was forced to resign. He met with the Black Faculty and Staff Association and five Maryland Legislative Black Caucus members to discuss diverse opportunities for blacks and Perkins’ role in Wade’s departure.
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