Bucsclitz Keys fall as Salem rockets comeback win
Salem Buccaneers erupted for four runs in the eighth inning and three more in the ninth to beat the Frederick Keys 9-4 at Harry Grove Stadium, opening the Carolina League second half. Key errors and missed chances hampered Frederick, who dropped to 2-15 in their last 17.
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O's Royals game washed out. doubleheader set Sunday
Baltimore and Kansas City suspended by rain Friday night with the Royals leading 3-1. Jim Eisenreich delivered a three run double as Kevin Appier was slated to face Roy Smith in the first game of Sunday’s doubleheader. The second game’s pitcher for Kansas City was not yet announced.
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Bol ton tough in clutch as Red Sox edge A’s
AP report covers a 3 2 Red Sox win over Oakland with Tom Bolton lasting 7 1 3 innings and Luis Rivera hitting an inside the park homer. Canseco and Henderson pace the A’s while Jeff Reardon notches his 19th save.
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Hunter's 4 RBI Lead Braves Past Mets
Braves rookie Brian Hunter drove in four runs with a three run homer and a double to beat the Mets 4-2. Leibrandt worked seven strong, Berenguer earned the save, and a fireworks show drew 43,229 as Atlanta notched only its second win in eight games.
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Holly Hills pro Rhoads misses Busch Classic cut
Fran Rhoads, assistant pro at Holly Hills Country Club, failed to make the cut at the Anheuser Busch Classic at Kingsmill Golf Club in Williamsburg. He posted 75 Thursday and 69 Friday for 144, four behind the cut, noting a costly out of bounds shot and only one birdie in the opener.
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8-under 62 wins Thomas Journey in Ed Thomas Memorial scramble
Jeff Bowman Judge Sam Barack Ray Hykes Jeff Bond and Eddie Thomas led an 8-under 62 to win the Ed Thomas Memorial Celebrity Scramble at West Winds Country Club. 37 teams competed. the winners beat three 63s as birdies fueled a faultless round with no bogeys.
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Seles Withdraws From Wimbledon With Injury
Top seed Monica Seles pulls out of Wimbledon amid an undisclosed injury from a minor accident. Officials and IMG offered no details, expecting her return in a few weeks as Graf ascends to No 1 seed with Navratilova and Sabatini in top positions.
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