English G olfers win Ryder Cup style amateur tour at Holly Hills
A Shirley Golf Club team from Stratford on Avon joined 12 men and six women in a four day amateur Ryder Cup style event against Frederick area players. The English squad struggled to match American greens and course design, losing 14 or 14 to 10 in singles and 23 to 12 in the overall competition.
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Majors Rivalry Upset Sparks Braves Phillies Showdown
Jeff Blauser led Atlanta with a four for five day and Lemke hit a three run homer as the Braves pull away to 9-4 late. Tom Marsh miscues boost the Phillies while Jeff Bagwell blasts two homers in one inning for the Astros in a 16-4 rout of the Dodgers.
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Blockage cleared in Ditka's artery
PARK RIDGE Illinois AP For mer Chicago Bears coach Mike Ditka who suffered chest pains earlier this week was hospitalized Friday for a third day after his cardiologist cleared a blockage in an artery near his heart Dr Jay Alexander said Ditka was doing well would be released today and could resume playing golf next week.
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Marvelous Marv Throneberry Dies at 60 in Tennessee
Former major leaguer Marv Throneberry known as Marvelous Marv died of cancer at 60 in Fisherville near Collierville Tennessee He played 1958 to 1963 including a standout 1962 season with the New York Mets his career totals include 53 home runs and 170 RBIs He also played for the Yankees Athletics Orioles and Mets across his major league span.
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Wimbledon Day Brings Upsets as Heat Saps Crowd
McNeil faces unseeded Florencia Sabat who defeated Pam Shriver in three sets. No 9 Lindsay Davenport ousts Barbara Rittner and advances to meet Cabri tela Sabatini after Sabatinibeat Meredith McGrath. Heat, with 102 degrees at midday, muted fan turnout as over 100 fainted and 150 treated for exhaustion amid a late shower during Agassi's match.
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Phillies Bring Back Valenzuela to Pitch for Phillies
Fernando Valenzuela, 33, signed with the Philadelphia Phillies after this season in Mexico. He will report Monday, with a Monday start planned against Florida and another Sunday in Los Angeles versus the Dodgers. Valenzuela previously went 8-10 with a 4.94 ERA for Baltimore last season and owns a 149-128 career record with a 3.45 ERA over 13 years. The Phillies sit third in the NL East, 11 games behind Atlanta.
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Sweden 3 Russia 1 match report with lineups
Sweden defeated Russia 3 to 1 in a tennis style clash listing players such as Sergei Gorhkovih Omery Kalestov and Viktor Onapka for Russia and Thomas Ravel Roland twisson Joadwn Borkland Magnus Eringmack for Sweden. The article reads like a roster exchange with numerous misspellings and uncertain names in a tangled line of text.
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CFL Colts Name Clash With NFL Hits Courtroom
In Indianapolis AP the Baltimore CFL Colts face possible name removal as the NFL seeks an injunction claiming Colts trademark. Owner James Speros warned a new name could take weeks, while the CFL club fears irreparable harm from ticket and promo material losses estimated at 1.8 million dollars. Speros said no goodwill toward the NFL exists in Baltimore after its 10 year departure. The judge planned a ruling for Saturday or Monday. Meanwhile, minor league baseball doubleheaders feature Brunswick, Frederick, Mount Airy, Williamsport, Bonsboro, and Funkstown in American Legion play today and Sunday.
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Keys Cakey? Blue Rocks Rally In Eighth To Split
In the eighth the Blue Rocks scored three runs on three hits and an intentional walk. Rod Myers hit a two run single as Wilmington built a 20 lead. Byrne scored on a pinch hit single by Brian Link after being hit by a pitch and advancing on a fly ball. Stephenson improves to 5 5 on the year. Chris Sheehan picks up the win allowing one run in four innings. Frederick drops to 2 2 in the second half.
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Team Maryland Earns First Win at Sun Belt Classic
Team Maryland secured its first win of the Sun Belt Classic by rallying for four runs in the fourth inning to defeat Ohio 84 at Edmund Oklahoma on Thursday.
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