Draper to start for Cannons in Memorial Stadium showdown
Boonsboro born pitcher Mike Draper, 22, will start for the Cannons against the Keys in Memorial Stadium. The right-hander, with a 6-3 record and a 2.38 ERA, grew up dreaming of playing here and preparing for a big day as Frederick and Prince William meet in a 4 p.m. game ahead of the Oriole-Yankee tilt.
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Baltimore
Denny Martinez
Dave Miller
Keys Ousted From Race by Cannons in 11-7 Loss
Frederick Keys misplaced in the division chase as Prince William Cannons routed them 11-7 to clinch a first half spot. Frederick drops to 31-36, four games back of Lynchburg with three to play, while Prince William improves to 30-36.
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Nokes Lifts Tigers Past Red Sox 7 3 in Boston
Matt Nokes went 4 for 4 and Lew Whitaker hit his 15th homer as the Detroit Tigers beat the Boston Red Sox 7-3. Frank Tanana earned his 194th win over eight innings, snapping a three-game skid. Mike Boddicker took the loss after five runs on eight hits in 5 1 3 innings.
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Fog ball costs O's win against Yanks
Baltimore outfielder Phil Bradley made a great ninth inning catch but lost a fogged bases loaded ball, allowing two runs as New York Yankees edged Baltimore 2-1. Bob Milacki carried a shutout into the ninth. Lee Guetterman earned the win and Dave Righetti the save after a foggy finale.
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Don’t expect miracles from new Terp coach Gary Williams
A profile of Gary Williams and his early challenges at Maryland notes limited returning talent, a need for swift recruiting, and NCAA scrutiny. It contrasts Williams with predecessor Bob Wade, highlights Williams’s aggressive coaching style learned at Maryland and in his early career, and underscores the patience required for a program rebuilding under a new leadership.
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Magrane blanks Expos again in 10-0 Cards win
St Louis ace Joe Magrane pitched five hitters for his second straight shutout as Milt Thompson went 4-for-5 with four runs in a 10-0 victory over Montreal. Pedro Guerrero drove in three with RBI singles and Kevin Gross was roughed up after 2 2/3 innings.
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