Keys Snap Seven-Game Slide With 6 3 Win At Salem
Frederick rallies for five runs in the eighth inning to beat Salem 6 3, halting a seven game skid. Tom Taylor will start for Frederick against Salem’s John Hope after the win, as the Keys improve to 1 3 in the second half while Salem stands 1 3.
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Orioles rally ends Yankees series with walk off win
Mike Devereaux's RBI single in the ninth lifts the Orioles to a 5-4 victory over the Yankees after New York tied it with Roberto Kelly's two run homer. Gomez walked and stole second before a bases loaded walk and Pevereaux's game winner off Tim Burke.
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Dempsey suits up for Orioles as oldest player to appear
Rick Dempsey, 42, suited up for real with the Baltimore Orioles on Monday night becoming the oldest player to appear for the team. After spring training release he served as an instructor until activated before the game with the New York Yankees. He filled in for catcher Chris Hoiles who broke a wrist from a Tim Leary pitch and was placed on the 15 day DL with a four week expected absence.
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Orioles Rally From Early Deficit In Short Stop McLemore RBI
In two days the Orioles built a 1-6 lead in the first. Baltimore led 4-0 in the fourth as Joe Osulak walked, Gomez singled, and McLemore hit a run scoring double, his first RBI since June 1. Tackett added a sacrifice fly before McLemore scored on a wild pitch.
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Leary scoffs at replays amid Orioles Yankee clash
Orioles manager Johnny Oates accuses Tim Leary of doctoring baseballs in a Sunday night game won by the Yankees 8 to 2. Oates found roughed balls and demanded a foreign object check in the fifth inning, which came up empty. Leary denied wrongdoing while TV replays suggested otherwise.
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Top seeds prosper at Wimbledon
Wimbledon opened with Courier, 21, dominating the grass while Connors, 39, faded after a five setter loss to Luis Herrera. Courier rolled past Markus Zoecke 6-2 6-2 6-3 as Edberg and Stich praised his form, and Seles won easily as seedings held. Connors hinted at retirement amid age and pain.
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Tettleton HR lifts Tigers past Red Sox in 11th
Mickey Tettleton belted a two-run homer in the 11th inning, his third game-winning shot of the season, as Detroit defeated Boston 4-2. Travis Fryman opened the inning with a single, Fielder flew out, then Tettleton hit his 16th homer at Tiger Stadium. Knudsen earned the win in relief.
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Top U S sprinters on hold over Reynolds status
The IAAF council debated suspending the contamination rule affecting any runner competing against world record holder Butch Reynolds at the Olympic trials. The trials were postponed at least to next Tuesday as decisions loom, while Randy Barnes fights a steroid suspension but TAC asserts no jurisdiction to let him compete. Reynolds denies using steroids and previously won an order from the U S Supreme Court to run.
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Lindros Saga Moves To Arbitration In NHL Feud
The Eric Lindros dispute between the New York Rangers and Philadelphia Flyers heads to arbitrator Larry Bertuzzi after preliminary matters, with Lindros' fate tied to deals reportedly involving the Quebec Nordiques and other teams. The NHL vows due process as hearings begin and a Toronto-anchored decision is anticipated.
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