Sprague, Jays Top Orioles 7-4 Behind Three-Run HR
Ed Sprague hit a three run homer as the Toronto Blue Jays defeated the Baltimore Orioles 7-4. Roger Clemens struggled to his seventh win, pitching 5 1 3 innings and allowing four runs on six hits and five walks. Randy Myers earned his 18th save.
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Jordan lifts Bulls to title in dramatic final seconds
In Salt Lake City Michael Jordan scored 45 points and stole from Karl Malone in the final seconds to give the Chicago Bulls an 87-86 win over the Utah Jazz and clinch the series 4-2. With Scottie Pippen hurt, Jordan attempted 35 shots and added 15 free throws, earning his sixth Finals MVP as Chicago sealed the championship in a tense, late-game turnaround. John Stockton’s late 3-point try missed as the Bulls celebrated a title that could be Jordan’s last.
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Capitals struggle in first period in Stanley Cup finals
Washington trails Detroit 3-0 in a best of seven as coach Ron Wilson laments poor opening periods. The Capitals have been outscored 4-0 in the first period across the first three games, with only 6-5 in the remaining periods and two 1 goal losses in the series. Wilson says they must start strong for Game 4.
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Keys avert Indians sweep in Grainger Stadium win
Frederick Keys beat the Kinston Indians 5-1 at Grainger Stadium to avoid a four game sweep. The Keys improved to 32-30 while trailing Lynchburg by a game and a half. Chip Ailey and Tranun Coffie homered for Frederick, with Miguel Mejia adding a double and two hits. Aaron Lane earned the win and Mike Bell notched his third save as Frederick resumes a suspended game versus Winston-Salem.
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Mount Airy regains lead in Western Maryland Legion standings
Mount Airy Post 2018 moves back to first in the Western Maryland District after a weekend split with Funkstown and Boonsboro. The Gold Star squad, now 6-3 in district play, dropped to a tie briefly with Frederick at 5-3 before demolishing Boonsboro 16-1. Jay Calloway threw a three-hitter for nine strikeouts in Sunday's win.
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Deafness Cannot Stop Athlete From Excelling In Multiple Sports
Laura Lonmeyer, born deaf, excels in fast pitch softball with 30 percent hearing without aid and 65 percent with aid. She competes alongside hearing teammates in softball and earlier in T Ball and Little League. She also plays volleyball, varsity basketball, and runs track at MSC, where coaches see high potential in middle distance events.
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Deaf girl stars in one day baseball event
Laura Lohmeyer, deaf, plays baseball with boys from age five to minor league levels and receives strong family support. Her mother Rebecca notes Laura’s comfort in both worlds and coaches ensure she stays in front for clear instructions during play.
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