Keys edge Cannons 1-0 on Curtis Goodwin's bunt single
Frederick edged Prince William 1-0 at County Stadium as Curtis Goodwin led off the first with a single and scored the game's lone run. Ron Frazier allowed four hits through six frames before a bunt single by Goodwin in the sixth. Frederick notched its fifth straight win, matching the Keys season high.
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Player milestones and hitting streaks noted in recent game
Andy Croghan and Alex Ochoa lead with assists in 18 games while Basilio Ortiz matches Ochoa with nine assists. Waszgis continues hot, going 2 for 3 to extend his hitting streak to six games.
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Keys fans deserve better parking at Harry Grove Stadium
Frederick Keys and Bowie Baysox owners plan stadium improvements at Harry Grove to ease severe parking shortages. Attendance has surged past expectations with averages near 4,400 and potential to hit 5,000 or more per game, while stadium seating remains limited to 5,200. Plans include parking upgrades, extra seats, picnic areas, and more concession space, with city talks underway.
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Blue Jays Rally Past Orioles 2-1 on Ninth Inning Hit
Toronto trainer John Olerud and Tony Fernandez delivered RBI singles in the ninth to turn a 1-0 deficit into a 2-1 win for the Blue Jays over the Orioles. Pat Hentgen earned the victory, Duane Ward secured the save, and Ben McDonald allowed only one hit through eight before the late rally.
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Hentgen
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Prominent Baltimorean joins DeWitt group bid for Orioles
Baltimore businessman Harvey Meyerhoff joined William DeWitt Jr. in Cincinnati investors bid to buy the Orioles from Eli Jacobs. The DeWitt group offered 146.25 million, the highest reported for a major league team. Jean Fugett Jr. may bid if records satisfy, aiming to be the first black majority owner. An August 2 bankruptcy hearing will decide the winning bid among several suitors.
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New York
Navratilova and Graf reach Wimbledon semifinals in road to 10th title
Martina Navratilova overcomes morning stiffness to defeat Natalia Zvereva 6 3 6 1 and move into the semifinals at age 36. Steffi Graf also advances, edging Monica Capriati 7 6 6 1 as both seek a fifth or better title while Navratilova meets Jana Novotna in the semis.
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Bradley eyeing top pick as Webber rivals loom
NBA insiders expect Shawn Bradley to go No. 2 overall after Orlando holds the first pick and the 7-6 center eyes a quick impact after two years away on a Mormon mission in Australia. GMs buzz about Bradley surpassing Mashburn Cheaney and Rider, while Sixers eye him as a key addition.
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Braves Top Rockies 6 4 Behind Justice Inside Slump Break
David Justice ended a 1-for-16 drought with a solo homer and an RBI single as the Atlanta Braves defeated the Colorado Rockies 6-4 Tuesday night.
Braves sweep Rockies as Justice drives early lead
National League star Justice went 8 for 18 with three homers and 12 RBIs as Atlanta swept the four game set with Colorado. His 16th homer gave the Braves a 1-0 edge in the second, followed by a three-run third inning on five consecutive two-out hits including Otis Nixon Jeff Blauser Terry Pendleton and Ron Gant. Justice finished 2 for 4 with a RBI single, lifting his average to .455 against Colorado.
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Unbeatens From Monocacy Dominate Babe Ruth Districts
Monocacy's two Bambino squads remain undefeated in district action. The 11-12 team edged Glade Valley 4 to 3, while the 10-under squad defeated Finksburg 14 to 4. Both clubs stand 3-0 in district play. Monocacy 11-12 meets Glade Valley in upcoming action.
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