Red Sox Rally Tops Twins 4-3 In Eighth
Reggie Smith’s long double capped a three run rally in the bottom of the eighth as Boston toppled Minnesota 4-3. Sparky Lyle closed out the win after a tense finish with runners aboard.
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Baseball scores and tonight's MLB schedule summary
Baseball results show American National Kansas City beating Baltimore 5 to 4 and New York downing Milwaukee 5 to 3. Evening games list Cleveland at Oakland Detroit at California and Baltimore at Kansas City alongside Chicago at Washington and Milwaukee at New York. Other matchups include Philadelphia at Chicago Pittsburgh at San Diego Montreal at New York Houston at San Diego and Los Angeles at Atlanta with several night games.
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Finance Walker Wins Pimlico Feature Narrowly
Finance Walker, the odds on favorite, seized the early lead and held on to win the six furlong sprint by a nose over Clear Landing in front of a crowd of 7,525 at Pimlico. Carlos Barrera earned his second win of the day aboard Finance Walker, which paid $3.60 to win, $2.60 to place, and $2.40 to show. Clear Landing paid $5 and $2.80, with Dr. Don B. finishing at $3 show.
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Bowman resigns as Blues coach and GM
ST LOUIS AP William Scotty Bowman resigns Friday as coach and general manager of the St. Louis Blues ending a four season honeymoon in the NHL. I am resigning in the best interests of the hockey club he said at a news conference You can't single out one thing that brought this about and there are some confidences I will never reveal.
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Navy at Cornell Baseball Postponed by Rain
Navy at Cornell college baseball game postponed due to rain and rescheduled for Sunday. Navy and Cornell are the competing teams, with the new date set as the following day.
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Meeting Planned Thursday Is Cage Merger Close
The NBA and ABA merger talk resurfaces as the NBA Board of Governors schedules a special Thursday session to hear a report from Abe Pollin. Commissioner Kennedy denies imminent merger, cites injunction, and says Congress must approve any union.
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Shenandoah Downs Harp’s Fla Hess Second Dew Deti Fle’s Bet
Racing data from Shenandoah Downs lists exacta and trifecta results for the first race, with details of horses like Dew, Deti Fle, Sirigh Bells Ring, and others. includes payouts and final positions, mentioning jockeys Roberts and Dixon and the involvement of the Daily Double.
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Lions Down TJ Netters Defeats Thomas Johnson in tennis
Walkersville girls beat Thomas Johnson 10 3 in singles with Karen Bachtella toppling Libby Li 10 3 Kinlg Buz OW) over Margie Neufeld 10 2 Ann Poffenberger GV) over Cindy Zigler 10 7 doubles Sue Mainbart Brenda Hedges over Lou Ann Meltzinger Holly Keill AT Priscila Insley and Debbie Blank 10 4 over Sandy Powell Linda Crum in doubles.
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Tyeryar Team Sets 6 30 Practice at Seventh Street Diamond
Tyeryar's softball team in the YMCA League will hold practice tonight at 6 30 p m at the Seventh Street diamond. All players are urged to attend.
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No Knights The Middletown Frances Scott Key baseball game
Friday's Middletown versus Francis Scott Key matchup was not telephoned in to the News Post. readers were not informed of the result or details.
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Middletown Falls to Boonsboro in Dual Meet Setback
MiddletownHigh School track team loses 75 to 66 to Boonsboro in a weathered dual meet. Key performers include Kyler Brengle winning the 100 and 220 yard dashes, Dave Wise claiming triple and long jumps, and Ed Falkenstein taking the 440 and half mile. Missing stars Steve Hessong and Paul Pearl, with Tom Drum returning from injury, contributed as others filled in across events.
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MSL Opens as Four Games Set for Sunday Start
The Maryland State League begins with four Sunday games: Germantown at Germantown at Lake and Watkins. New Market at Mt. Airy at Weddle and Crabbs. New Windsor at Creagerrs town at James and Shriner. Lewistown at Jeff Bruns wick at Repp and Sullivan.
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Maryland lands 6-9 Roy after signing letter of intent
South Windsor Connecticut AP Tom Roy a 6-9 high school basketball standout signed a letter of intent to attend the University of Maryland. About 175 attended the news conference as Roy cited Maryland business curriculum and coaching style. His 2,051 career points include 803 in his senior year and he toped two straight state titles. Roy joins a Terps nucleus and noted the challenge of playing for what could be a national championship team.
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Robert Morris Defeats FCC Cougars 4-1 in Eight Inning Comeback
Robert Morris College beat Frederick Community College 4-1 as FCC surrendered four runs in the top of the eighth. Shaffer pitched seven scoreless frames before a three-run single spree by Viviano Rose and Light capped the damage. Ed Zieralski led FCC with two hits while Banaszak pitched a complete game for Robert Morris.
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