Reynolds falls short in 400 at trials with relay slot in play
Butch Reynolds finished fifth in the U S Olympic trials 400 meter race won by Danny Everett in 43 81 seconds. Reynolds, fatigued and under suspension, qualified as a 1 600 meter relay alternate with coach Rosen to decide use at Barcelona. USOC and TAC weigh his eligibility, with a potential Barcelona appearance as a relay runner if selected.
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Orioles Rally To Nip Royals 6 5 In Frantic Rally
Baltimore overcame a 4 run deficit to defeat Kansas City 6 5 as Mike Devereaux lined a bases loaded two out single in the sixth. Brady Anderson was intentionally walked to set up the lefty righty matchup, with Devereaux delivering the decisive hit. Joe Orsulak also drove in two with a bases loaded single.
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Cannons edge Keys in 3-2 win at home
Prince William Capital Cannons defeated Frederick 3-2 as Terry Farrar held the Keys to five hits over eight innings and earned the complete game, while Bubba Carpenter and Kevin Jordan started a first inning rally. Stanton Cameron hit his 13th homer later, but Frederick could not rally.
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Guzman Shuts Indians as Olerud Homers Twice
Juan Guzman pitched eight scoreless innings allowing two infield hits, while John Olerud hit two homers and drove in runs as the Toronto Blue Jays beat the Cleveland Indians 6-1. Dave Winfield added a homer. Cleveland dropped its sixth straight.
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Braggs Grand Slam Lifts Reds Over Braves 7 4
Glenn Braggs opened the weekend showdown with a first inning grand slam off Steve Avery lifting the Cincinnati Reds to a 7-4 win over the Atlanta Braves. Tom Browning improved to 6-5 with seven innings of four-hit ball as Cincinnati maintains control of the NL West.
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Frederick County 29 track athletes head to Russia meets
A total of 29 runners from Frederick County will depart this Sunday to compete in two Pangaea track and field meets in Russia. They spend three days in Moscow before moving to St Petersburg for events against Russian high school runners. Coaches are Sharon Boyer, Paul Flynn, and John Grim.
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Civility fades at Wimbledon amid mudslinging and shocks
At Wimbledon, insults flared after a fringe insult about top women players sparked controversy. Richard Krajicek apologized for a self described stupid statement while Martina Navratilova dazzled with a late back volley. Defending champions Stich Edberg Sampras Ivanisevic advanced in straight sets as five seeds fell.
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