Keys Dominate Frederick to Clinch First-Half Title
Wilmington Blue Rocks roar to a 12-1 win at Harry Grove Stadium to clinch the Carolina League Northern Division first-half title. Tony Miranda and Carlos Beltran homer, six Wilmington pitchers combine for the victory as Frederick uses six hurlers.
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Stewart Survives to Lead at U S Open
Payne Stewart clung to a one stroke lead at 3-under 137 after 36 holes at The Olympic Club as Jeff Maggert and Bob Tway trailed. Lee Janzen Matt Kuchar and Lee Fortner shared 139 while David Duval shot 68 to stay six back.
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Palmeiro’s 15th inning homer lifts Orioles past Blue Jays in extras
In Baltimore, Rafael Palmeiro belted a three run homer with two outs in the bottom of the 15th, giving the Orioles a 7-4 win over the Toronto Blue Jays after a 5 hour 49 minute game. Cal Ripken and Brady Anderson contributed, while Roger Clemens struggled early.
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Thome leads Indians past Yankees 7 4 in tense game
Jim Thome homered twice as the Cleveland Indians toppled the New York Yankees 7 4. Thome connected in the second and again in the seventh, lifting him to 19 homers on the season and passing Joe Carter for ninth in club history. Lofton added a two run shot, Wright earned the win, Cone took the loss, and save by Mike Jackson.
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Terps earn 19th in Sears Director's Cup ranking
Maryland tied for 19th place in the Sears Director's Cup national all-sports standings with 330 points, marking the program's first top 25 finish in NACDA's five year history. Lacrosse titles and other NCAA finishes boosted the score, as several Terrapin teams advanced to NCAA tournaments. Maryland aims to climb into the top 10.
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