Jones, Keys blank Bulls 1-0 as Jones fans 13
Frederick starter Stacy Jones (1-0) pitched six innings on an advanced limits plan, fanning 13 Durham hitters including eight straight. Reliever John Polasek preserved the shutout with two scoreless frames, earning his second save as Frederick improved to 34-30. The Keys scored in the first on Ramirez and McConathy’s hits, while Durham’s Sparma held the Keys at bay after the early run. The win leaves Frederick four games behind Lynchburg in the division with five games left in the first half.
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Grand slam lifts Orioles to first as Mussina shuts out Tigers
Leo Gomez hit his first career grand slam and Chris Hoiles homered twice as the Baltimore Orioles beat the Detroit Tigers 6-0 behind Mike Mussina's first career shutout. Mussina improved to 8-1 with a six hitter and six strikeouts. The Orioles moved back atop the AL East after Boston beat Toronto 5-0.
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NFL free agency fight could reshape league labor
Minnesota jury may lift NFL restrictions by ruling on an antitrust suit brought by eight players who were nominal free agents in 1990. A verdict could grant true free agency, cost owners damages, and invite similar suits, while settlement talks continue under Commissioner Tagliabue and players’ counsel Freeman McNeil.
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Tomlin defeats Mets for 2nd time in 6 days
Randy Tomlin beat the New York Mets 3-2 to move to 8-3, improving to 7-0 with a 1.75 ERA lifetime against the Mets. Howard Johnson homered for the Mets in the seventh, ending Tomlin's 26-inning shutout streak.
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Keswick Leads Men’s Gymnastics Trials in Baltimore
Scott Keswick led the Olympic trials after three event wins and a total of 83.346. Chris Waller and Dominick Minicucci trailed in second and third as 20 gymnasts compete for seven squad spots with compulsories counting 60 percent and optionals to come. Roethlisberger dropped from a slight early lead after slipping on parallel bars but won floor and tied for third on horizontal bar.
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Bulls surge past Blazers to grab 3-2 series lead
Michael Jordan scored 46 points and Scottie Pippen added 24 points with 11 rebounds as the Chicago Bulls beat Portland 119-106 to take a 3-2 edge in the NBA Finals. Clyde Drexler led Portland with 30 points as Chicago set up a potential title run with Game 6 at home or Game 7 in Chicago.
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Ziegler resigns as NHL president after owners push out
John Ziegler quits after 15 years as NHL president citing no regrets. He notes expanded franchises from 18 to 24 and broader fan interest, while owners complain over TV deal failures, the league-wide players strike, and a pension fund lawsuit.
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