Keys start fast beat Salem Bucs 5 2 in Salem
The Frederick Keys toppled the Salem Buccaneers 5-2 in Salem as Matt Anderson pitched nine strong innings and T R Lewis, Brad Seitzer, Jason Alstead and Gregg Zaun delivered key hits. Beasley homered for Salem and extra offense came from Ramon Martinez and Marty Neff. The series continues with Frederick at Salem at 7 30 p m.
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Bullets pick Gugliotta No 1 to shore up frontcourt
Washington selection Tom Gugliotta a 6-10 forward led ACC with 9.8 rebounds per game last season and moved to bolster rebounding and size. GM John Nash said need drove the choice despite fan reactions at Capital Centre. Brent Price chosen in second round as 32nd overall.
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Gomez delivers in ninth to lift Orioles past Brewers
In Milwaukee, Leo Gomez singled with two in the ninth to break a 4-4 tie and push the Baltimore Orioles to an 8-4 win over the Milwaukee Brewers. Randy Milligan drew a leadoff walk, advanced on a hit and run, and Gomez’s decisive single capped a late rally as Mike Devereaux added a sacrifice fly and Alan Mills earned the win in relief.
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Dempsey Returns to Orioles Roster as Oldest Player
Rick Dempsey, once an unsigned instructor and team ambassador, rejoined the Baltimore Orioles on their active roster. At 42 years nine months, he becomes the oldest Orioles player to suit up, after months of practicing with the team yet lacking a formal role.
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Big men dominate draft in Portland NBA picks
The 1982 NBA draft at Memorial Coliseum sees LSU star Shaquille O Neal, Georgetown's Alonzo Mourning, and Duke's Christian Laettner among top centers. O Neal headlines a class with potential earnings near ten million dollars and a lasting impact on league balance for a decade.
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Ivanisevic Triumphs With 129 MPH Aces At Wimbledon
Goran Ivanisevic delivered a 34 ace performance on Centre Court beating Mark Woodforde 6-4 6-4 8-7 6-3. The Croatian showcased speed and wit in a famed power tennis duel that drew cameras and fans to a day crowded with notable matches.
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Powell Beats Lewis In Lively Duel At U S Trials
World record holder Mike Powell edged Carl Lewis in the long jump confrontation at the New Orleans trials while Butch Reynolds continued his emotional bid to reach the Olympic team, finishing second in semifinal 400 meters as Quincy Watts won in 43.87 seconds, the fastest since 1988. Powell logged 28 3 4 by on his third attempt after a 29 4 inch world record, with Lewis at 28 0. Reynolds ran on adrenaline, advancing to Friday's final after a near two-day schedule strain.
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