Keys lose but take series 3 1 over Pilots
Frederick Keys win three of four against Peninsula Pilots at Harry Grove Stadium drawing 7,510 fans. Mel Wearing homered and drove in runs, but four Frederick pitchers issued 10 walks leading to three Pilots runs. The club seeks momentum in a three game set at Prince William tonight as they aim to rebound from a 17 of 19 slump.
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Kerr released by Orioles after 14 Keys wins last season
Zachary Kerr, a 25 year old right hander who won 14 games for the Keys last season, was released by Baltimore on Wednesday after shoulder problems and reduced velocity. He went 2-4 with a 5.04 ERA in 25 innings, with one save and 14 strikeouts. The Keys promote Brad Tyler to fill the roster.
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Sibling duo fuels Damascus high sports glory
Damascus High School fans heard much about the Whitehead siblings Dan and Marci after a standout year. Dan, a senior kicker, helped the football team reach the state Class 2A finals with a late 40-yard field goal in the semifinals. Marci, a junior pitcher, threw 15 no hitters, setting a national mark as Damascus reached the softball state finals before losing 1-0 to Northeast.
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Touching all the bases with Stan and Dan for Damascus
Damascus pitcher Marci hurls her 15th no hitter as Damascus defeats Watkins Mill 5-0 amid family pride and pressure. Dan will join Liberty University next year after being a top state kicker with seven of 11 field goals this season.
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Orioles rally to beat Indians 7 2 as Ripken, Milligan star
Randy Milligan drove in three runs with two four hit games and Cal Ripken collected three hits to lift the Orioles to a 7-2 victory over Cleveland. Bob Milacki allowed 10 hits in 7 23 innings while Gregg Olson earned his 14th save. Cleveland's lone early run came on Browne Baerga and Belle.
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Eighthteen local players to play in Shrine game East squad
Eighteen Frederick County high school athletes will join the East squad for the East West Shrine football game set for Saturday July 20 at 7 30 p m at South Hagerstown The East team drawn from Frederick Washington and northern West Virginia will be coached by Walkersville’s Dave Schredel with several Middletown Thomas Johnson and Walkersville alumni highlighted. The West squad draws players from Allegany Garrett and parts of West Virginia with the East leading the series 11 4.
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Maryland inks Williams to five year coaching deal
University of Maryland coach Gary Williams signed a five year contract Thursday to stay at College Park and lead the program. Athletic director Andy Geiger announced the deal as Williams said he plans to remain optimistic about Maryland’s direction. Williams joined Maryland on June 13, 1989 after a five year stint at Ohio State. He has previously led Ohio State American University and Boston College to postseason play.
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Agassi Returns to Wimbledon Amid Rain and Mixed Reactions
Andre Agassi's Wimbledon comeback unfolds under grim weather and criticism of tradition as fans watch his first appearance since 1987. He loses the opening set to Grant Connell 6-4, then steadies to win the second set 6-1 amid rain delays and a mixed reception from the Centre Court crowd.
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