Hillcats rally past Keys for 10 7 win in Lynchburg
Lynchburg scored seven runs in the seventh inning to topple the Frederick Keys 10 7. Frederick led 7 3 entering the frame before seven hits and an error produced the decisive surge with Josh Towers allowing all seven runs. Key plays included walks by Mike Redman and doubles by Aramis Ramirez and Shon Walker.
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D Amico blanks O s on four hits in win over Orioles
Milwaukee s Jeff D Amico pitched a four hitter for his first career complete game. He struck out six and walked none in a 5 0 win over Baltimore as Jimmy Key took his second straight loss. Jerry Burnitz homered and Jack Voigt had three hits including a two run double. Voigt, Mieske and Valentin keyed early offense as Key struggled in the first inning.
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Cone’s 16 strikeouts pace Yankees past Tigers
David Cone fanned 16 over eight innings as the Yankees beat the Detroit Tigers 5-2. Cecil Fielder homered twice? No, a three-run shot boosted New York while Cone, 8-3, shrugged off two homers on four hits.
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Philippoussis starts Wimbledon with a shaken confidence
The seventh seed Mark Philippoussis trails 7-6 7-6 3-1 when play stops as rain delays resume today. Rusedski leads 1-0 in the opening match on Centre Court with a 138 mph serve, while Henman advances 7-6 6-1 6-4 over Nestor. Krajicek struggling four hours to defeat Craca, Majoli jokes about grass taste.
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After top pick Duncan NBA draft drifts into rumor mill
The NBA draft opens with Tim Duncan tabbed as likely No. 1 pick by the San Antonio Spurs at Charlotte Coliseum. Beyond Duncan, picks 2 through 7 involve Philadelphia Boston Vancouver Denver Boston and New Jersey amid trades and speculation.
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Middletown Twins Face Separate Paths at Chesapeake Classic
Evan Routzahn a 6 foot 6 inch 300 pound lineman bound for the University of Virginia shares a room with his twin Seth 6 foot 2 inch 180 in a Cape Cod home near Middletown. The brothers diverge in interests weightlifting football and car culture while Seth pursues work and independence. They avoided overlapping classes in high school and emphasize their distinct identities despite growing up as twins.
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