Whitewater World Championships Opens on Savage River
Elisabeth Bridge cheers as Andy Bridge finishes seventh in the wildwater portion at the first U S World Whitewater Championships on Maryland's Savage River. The event features 600 paddlers from 30 countries over a 4.5 mile course with 20 minutes of rapids and a focus on slalom for Olympic berth.
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Stadium Fight Ends As Frederick Keys Plan Moves Ahead
Frederick court ruling dismisses opponents Frederick Seventh-day Adventist Church and Friends of Loats Park in a bid to halt the 33 million Horry Grove Stadium at Loats Park. Judge Mary Ann Stepier found no legal barrier. construction slated to start July with the stadium ready by next April.
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Orioles ride Tibbs to 8-6 win over Mariners
Orioles rally for two four-run bursts to beat Seattle 8-6 and sweep the series. Jay Tibbs improves to 4-0 with eight strong innings and Frank Robinson lauds his turnaround as Baltimore extends its win streak and plans a first-time division push since 1969 era. Griffey Jr sparks late Seattle rally but Olson seals the save for Baltimore.
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Yanks trade Henderson to Athletics
Rickey Henderson returns to Oakland after four stormy years with the Yankees in a deal that sends relievers Eric Plunk and Greg Cadaret and Luis Polonia to New York. The Bay Area native, 29, seeks a World Series title and his home club, noting Oakland as where his career began.
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Royals Blank Brewers 6-0 Behind Saberhagen Dominance
Bret Saberhagen fired a three hitter for his seventh complete game as Kansas City built a four-run first inning to defeat Milwaukee 6-0. The right hander improved to 7-4 with a 2.17 ERA amid a four-game win streak, while the Royals backed him with early offense and key RBI hits.
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Hooper Fires Four-Hit Gem as Frederick Beats Brunswick 7-0
Frederick pitcher Scott Hooper tossed a four hitter and struck out eight as Francis Scott Key Post 3 blanked Brunswick 7-0 at McCurdy Field in Western Maryland District American Legion play. Frederick built a 2-0 lead in the third on a pair of runs after misplays, added another in the fourth on an RBI double, and gained breathing room with two more in the inning. Hooper, 20, has delivered 12 straight scoreless innings in district action while limiting foes to four hits. Frederick’s win pulls them into a first-place tie with Williamsport and Fuckstown, while Steadman-Keenan Post 9 falls to 2-2 in district play.
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