Keys Lose To Blue Rocks As Offense Falters At Home
Frederick drops a 3-1 decision to Wilmington at Harry Grove Stadium as Jon Lieber limits the Keys to one unearned run and seven hits. The loss drops Frederick to 1-3 in the second half, with 16 runs over seven games and a .193 team batting. Manager Pete Mackanin criticizes timid offense while praising Lieber and notes Orioles exec Doug Melvin will visit.
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Keys
Frederick
Wilmington
Jon Lieber
Blue Rocks
Harry Grove Stadium
Pete Mackanin
Lieber
Mackanin
Doug Melvin
Melvin
Orioles
Goodwin scores as Frederick ousts Blue Rocks on errors
Curtis Goodwin scored on a single by Alex Ochoa after a wild throw and later tried to threaten in the ninth as Frederick beat Wilmington 2-0. Rick Forney pitched seven strong innings, earning a no decision as the Keys’ bullpen preserved the win with Borowski closing for the save.
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Keys
Curtis Goodwin
Lieber
Blue Rocks
Goodwin
Alex Ochoa
Marshall
Ochoa
John Polasek
Hugh Walker
Raul Gonzalez
Joe Borowski
Wilmington at Frederick Game Preview at Harry Grove Stadium
Frederick hosts Wilmington in a 7 p.m. game at Harry Grove Stadium. Frederick pitcher Vaughn Eshelman is 1-7 with a 5.18 ERA, while Wilmington’s Hector Wagner is 0-0. Alex Ochoa collected two hits, after a two-hit stretch over the prior seven games. Jose Millares rejoined the Keys, batting fourth after a Bowie stay, with one hit. Rick Fortney allowed seven earned runs over his last four starts spanning 27 innings.
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Wilmington
Frederick
Harry Grove Stadium
Vaughn Eshelman
Hector Wagner
Alex Ochoa
Jose Millares
The
Keys
Bowie
O Keys
Rick Fortney
Orioles complete three game sweep of Tigers
Harold Baines hit a three run homer and Mark McLemore drove in three as the Orioles beat Detroit 6-2 to sweep the series. Ben McDonald worked 5 1 3 innings. Brad Pennington closed for his fourth save as Baltimore extended its win streak to four games and narrowed the gap to five games behind Detroit in the AL East.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Detroit Tigers
Harold Baines
Mark McLemore
Orioles
Cecil Fielder
Tigers
Detroit
Camden Yards
Ben McDonald
Brad Pennington
Mark Leiter
McLemore
Cal Ripken
Baines
Jack Voigt
Harold Reynolds
Fielder
Pennington
Chad Kreuter
Alan Trammell
Kurt Knudsen
Bullets trade Grant for Kevin Duckworth
Portland's Trail Blazers ship Harvey Grant to Washington for Kevin Duckworth as part of a deal that also included other considerations. Grant, formerly Bullets leading scorer at 18.6 ppg, welcomed the trade to a contender. Washington aims to boost front line while Portland seeks score from Duckworth and Gugliotta's continued strong play.
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Portland
Ore
Kevin Duckworth
Trail Blazers
Washington Bullets
Harvey Grant
Bullets
Blazers
Grant
Tom Gugliotta
Pervis Eilison
Segui rises on Orioles as 1989 Keys scout predicted
Jerry Narron once praised David Segui for work habits and defense, foreseeing a major league future. Now with Baltimore he leads the Orioles regulars with a .311 batting average as first baseman, showing patient perseverance through a long road from Frederick to the big leagues.
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Rob Deer
Orioles
David Segui
Mike Mussina
Camden Yards
Jerry Narron
McCurdy Field
Frederick Keys
Keys
Segal
Baltimore Oriole
Glenn Davis
Narron
The
Segul
Segui
Davis
John Oates
Glenn
David
Triple A
Rochester
Lendl and Medvedev upset at Wimbledon by French pair
At Wimbledon Ivan Lendl the oldest man in the field and teen sensation Andrei Medvedev were eliminated in the second round by Arnaud Boetsch and Cedric Pioline respectively. Boetsch, 24, defeated the No. 7 seed 4-4 as Medvedev blamed personal issues for errors. Top seeds Navratilova and Edberg advanced, while other notable results included Chang surviving a five setter and Ferreira edging Costa.
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Wimbledon
England
Ivan Lendl
Andrei Medvedev
Lendl
Arnaud Boetsch
Medvedev
Cedric Pioline
Martina Navratilova
Rosalyn Nideffer
South Africa
Stefan Edberg
Israel
Amos Mansdorf
Jim Courier
Ronald Agenor
Haiti
Goran Ivanisevic
Chris Bailey
Pete Sampras
Steffi Graf
Boetsch
Ae A
Edberg
Natalia
Pioline
Michael Chang
Todd Woodbridge
Chang
David Wheaton
Brian Shelton
Wayne Ferreira
Carlos Costa
Spain
Gabriela Sabatini
Mary Joe Fernandez
Sabatini
Kathy Rinaldi
Fernandez
Ruxandra Dragomir
Romania
Zina Garrison- Jackson
Garrison-Jackson
Felow American
Gigi Fernandez
Nathalie Tauziat
Monique Javer
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Andy Stewart
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Kinston
Jimmy Haynes
Haynes
Durham
Bill Green
Scott McClain
Mike Guerrero
Kelly Hahn
Randy Milligan
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