Orioles salvage twinbill by taking second game
Orioles split the twi night doubleheader with Oakland as Jay Tibbs allowed six hits in seven innings and Joe Orsulak drove in two. In the opener Ron Hassey had a three RBI day while Oakland turned five double plays to win 7 5. The A's also tied it with a fourth inning rally but Baltimore answered with runs in the fourth and two more in the fifth to pull ahead.
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Miller named Lions AD at Walkersville High School
Walkersville High School promotes Dave Miller from boys basketball coach to athletic director succeeding retiring Tom Ford. Miller began at Walkersville in 1982 after 13 years at Poolesville where he also served as AD. He has built a top state program with expertise in basketball baseball and track.
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U S Open sees four aces amid Strange surge at Oak Hill
Curtis Strange fired a 64 to lead by 41 strokes at the U S Open halfway, as four players teed holes in one on No 6 within 1 hour 50 minutes. Tom Kite clung to 136, while Nicklaus faded with 141. Others trailed after weather and rain soaked rounds at Rochester.
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Keys, Canons game postponed. doubleheader set at McCurdy Field
The Frederick Keys and Prince William Canons had Friday’s game postponed by rain. A doubleheader will start at 6 p.m. at McCurdy Field to end the Carolina League's first half. Keys travel to Kinston Monday to begin the second half, returning home June 25 versus Salem.
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Rhoderick wins Edward P. Thomas Memorial Scramble at Eaglehead
Rhoderick captained a winning team in the Edward P. Thomas Memorial Celebrity Scramble at Eaglehead Country Club. The event, honoring Sen. Edward P. Thomas Jr., drew 216 golfers on 36 teams with 11 birdies sealing the card-match tie break victory for Rhoderick’s squad including Lily Bromfield Noel Buterbaugh Kevin Grunwell Bill Bates and Johnnie Warfield.
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