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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1989

Page

16

Fifth straight loss as Keys fall to Red Sox in Lynchburg

Lynchburg belted three homers and built a lead after a delayed start, then held Frederick to three early runs. Gutierrez topped the Keys with 3 hits and 2 RBIs, while Meadows added two hits as Lynchburg won 78. Frederick dropped to 31-34, two games back in the Northern Division.

Red Sox Lynchburg Keys Rod Lofton Gutierrez Doug Robbins Figh Scott Meadows Lofton Mike Baker Louie Paulino The John Valentin Mike Kelly Phil Plantier Plantier Frederick RBI Luis Mercedes Les Wailin Gil Martinez Wallin Jack Voigt David Segui Bart Haley Paris Hayden Meadows

Orioles fear Keys may move over Frederick stadium fight

Orioles General Manager Roland Hemond said Baltimore will be disappointed if the Frederick Keys must relocate over a proposed $3 million stadium at Leats near Harry Grove Stadium. A court suit by nearby Frederick Seventh-day Adventist Church and a June 20 hearing loom as the local issue, while the Keys’ Carolina League agreement could force a move if a new park isn’t ready by next April.

Orioles Keys Frederick Baltimore Hagerstown Roland Hemond Mount St. Mary’s Hemond Charlotte Maryland Hagerstown Suns Suns The Seventh-day Adventist Church Harry Grove Stadium McCurdy Field Carolina League

Draw ends epic Leonard Hearns rematch at Caesars Palace

In a brutal 12 round battle under sultry Las Vegas lights the aging rivals fought to a draw. Sugar Ray Leonard and Thomas Hearns both suffered knock downs with Hearns twice flooring Leonard before the final bell. Judges scored tightly with Leonard rallying late to preserve his WBC 168 pound titles amid a crowded arena of 15 836 fans.

Las Vegas Sugar Ray Leonard Thomas Hearns Leonard Tommy Caesars Palace Hearns Rinyside World Boxing Council Dalby Shirley Shirley Tommy Racamarek W Leonard Jerry Roth CompuBox Inc

Fewer Fans Fill Frederick FCC Fight Crowd

About 500 spectators attended the Leonard Hearns II telecast at Frederick Community College, leaving 1 300 seats empty in an event promoter Steve Jacobson called a promising start. Local resident Robert Creamer found a bench to himself as promoters praised Frederick's potential for future name fights.

Robert Creamer Frederick Community College Leonard Hearns Frederick Creamer Leonard Hearns II Steve Jacobson Jacobson

Williams Offered Terps Job As Maryland Eyes Williams

Ohio State coach Gary Williams reportedly was offered the Maryland head coaching position after pressure on Bob Wade's resignation. The Sun and Washington Post cited imminent talks and a base pay around 125000 with 60000 in media revenue, potentially totaling about 400000 including camps and endorsements.

College Park Williams Maryland Lew Perkins University William E. Kirwan Perkins Columbus Williams Wila Washington the Sun William Kirwan Southern California George Raveling Rutgers Bob Wenzel Raveling Jeff Mullins North Carolina Charlotte Ohio State The Sun Post Wade Washington Times Hm Jones the Times Willams Jones Gary Boston College American University Lefty Drieseli Qld Dominion Driesell Ben Jobe Southern University Baton Rouge Morgan Wootten DeMatha High School Hyattsville, Md

Robinson's patience wears thin as Orioles slump continues

Orioles manager Frank Robinson grows frustrated after a 3 1 loss to Milwaukee. The club, amid a poor stretch, must play sound fundamental baseball to salvage a potential AL East bid. Mike Devereaux thrives with a .442 average over 14 games while others struggle. Bautista returns from the disabled list as Huismann goes on the six week DL, and Traber Milligan mix remains solid in the field while the team sets a pace record for attendance and longer games.

Orioles Frank Robinson Robinson Milwaukee Cal Ripken Mike Devereaux Birds Devereaux Los Angeles Dodgers Tom McCraw Triple A Albuquerque Brady Anderson Anderson Phil Bradley Bradley Paul Blair Steve Finley Larry Sheets Bill Ripken Craig Worthington Joel Orsulak Mickey Tettleton

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