Baseball standings and schedules across multiple leagues
Major League Baseball reports AL East and other divisions with team records, wins losses and games back. Thursday to Sunday games listed including Kansas City at Toronto and Yankees at Kansas City, plus notes on injuries and roster moves across teams such as Anaheim, Cleveland, Boston, Seattle and Chicago White Sox.
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Major League Boxscores Cubs 6, Cardinals 5
Baseball boxscore style report lists Cubs 6 Cardinals 5 with partial play by play and pitcher lines.
Red Sox edge Rangers as OLeary bashes tiebreaking homer
Boston rides Troy OLeary a two run blast after Aaron Sele loses first decision for Texas. Darren Bragg adds a three run homer as the Red Sox improve to 16 wins in 19. Ivan Rodriguez goes 3-for-4 for Texas with two teams tied atop the league standings.
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Will Clark
Charlton Ready Despite Facial injuries After Orioles Loss
Norm Charlton, sporting two black eyes and stitches, says he is ready for Friday's game against Minnesota after a line drive struck him in the face in Baltimore's 16-7 loss to Chicago. He notes it hurts to sneeze and jokes with teammates, while veteran Jesse Orosco ribs him.
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Keys to Play Charity Game at Bowie Stadium
The Frederick Keys will stage a 6 05 p.m. game at Prince Georges County Stadium in Bowie featuring Frederick players plus five from Double A Bowie and nine from Single A Delmarva of the South Atlantic League. Manager Tommy Shields will coach and stress pitching in the Carolina League versus in Bowie.
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Heat Knicks fight suspensions scar series in Game 5
NBA suspended Miami’s Alonzo Mourning and New York’s Larry Johnson two games each for a Thursday fight as the series stands 2-2 after New York’s 90-85 win. Chris Mills also suspended. rosters thin for a decisive Sunday as the Pacers await.
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Associated Press Heat
Janzen and Forsman tie for Houston Open lead
Lee Janzen shot 69 to reach 6 under par and share the Houston Open lead with Dan Forsman after two rounds in The Woodlands Texas. Duval sits one back at 139 as several players chase the leaders on a wind affected day.
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Joe Durant
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Dawd Sutherland
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Jaff Maggart
Scott Hoch
Dudley Hart
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Kally Gibson
Phil Tataurang
Bobby Gage
Jat Carter
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Robert Thompson
Richard Coughlan
Lee Ainker
Sonny Skinner
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Dye signs with UMBC as prep track star heads to college
Middletown senior Derek Dye will continue his track career at UMBC on a combined athletic and academic scholarship. He plans to defend his Class 2A high jump title at the outdoor state meet and hopes to debut as a Retriever as a freshman, after choosing UMBC over Maryland.
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Potomac State Edges FCC in Four-Way Golf Meet
Latrobe Pennsylvania Potomac State edged Frederick Community College 327 to 329 in a four way match at Champion Lakes Golf Course. Prince George's placed third with 363 while Garrett did not field a full team. Benson Franczek led FCC with 80 and Jon Rhoades shot 81. The event previewed next week's NJCAA Region XX Tournament on the same course. FCC coach Tom Jandovitz said the match was to see the course.
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County softball title game delayed by rain
The county softball championship between Thomas Johnson and Walkersville is postponed due to rain. Walkersville will try to reschedule against a postponed Middletown game, with potential makeup dates discussed by coaches. The regular season ends Thursday as playoffs start next Friday in other sports.
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Prep Softball Winfield Routs Urbana in Rainy CMC Game
In a steady rain Friday Kristin Little fughighted a six run third inning with a two run triple as South Carolina defeated Urbana in a Central Maryland Conference clash. Urbana’s Stephanie Lovett had the lone hit and Urbana dropped to 6 12 overall, 3 10 in league. Riverdale 169 St John’s PH 202 Dan Dobay shot a 35 in St John’s at Prospect Hall’s loss to Riverdale Baptist on Thursday.
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St John’s Awards Banquet At Prospect Hall This Sunday
St Johns at Prospect Hall hosts its Annual Athletic Awards Banquet Sunday from 2 to 5 pm at the Gaithersburg Holiday Inn. Guest speaker is former Miami Dolphins place kicker Gary Yepterman. For details contact David Owens at 301 662 4210 ext 140.
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Notes from Page B-1 Highlights of local athletes and careers
Rob Moxley, with Frederick roots, named assistant basketball coach at UNC Charlotte after playing at Montgomery Community College and hailing from Warrenton Virginia. Jaime Jaax, now at Penn State, placed ninth on the one meter springboard at the Indoor USA Senior National Championships in Indianapolis, prequalifying for outdoor nationals in Atlanta. Chris Long of Thomas Johnson stands 5-3 in singles on Franklin and Marshall tennis, with a 5-2 doubles record as a freshman.
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