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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 2001
Page
9
A jagged stream of OCR text mentions boys track, county competition, and names like Shaner Ine sta te mper and Male Wiest. It references shot puts and increasing intent with mentions of crowns and meetings, implying a county track meet context and notable performances.
AP report says Orioles owner Peter Angelos promises the team will never move, stressing Maryland roots and community ties after a Sun editorial suggested fan support could deter relocation. The piece also notes ongoing management disputes within baseball.
Salt Lake bid to fund Olympic Legacy Plaza trails Atlanta and Sydney totals. SLOC reports 11,000 bricks sold, about 190000 fewer than Atlanta’s 1996 Summer Games project. Mark Lewis and Mitt Romney cite lower public backing. Each brick costs 50 dollars with engraving, and Salt Lake’s takings under $500,000 as February 2002 Games approach.
Wells, 38, voiced fatigue over ongoing trade speculation as the St Louis Cardinals beat the Chicago White Sox 8 3. He is 5 6 with a 4.40 ERA after six innings, with uncertain future plans and a request to ask GM Kenny Williams and owner Jerry Reinsdorf about the club's direction.
Atlantic City Surf hire Mitch Williams as pitching coach, reentering baseball eight years after his Phillies era. Williams, 36, known for unorthodox methods and frequent umpire clashes, aims to return to the majors. He joins a club with modest pay and small crowds, yet he energizes pitchers with aggressive instruction.
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