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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1984
Page
6
A scrambled scorecard lists numerous cities, teams, and players with scores and venues. It shows match outcomes across leagues and eras with scattered names like Seattle, Houston, New York, Milwaukee, and Toronto, reflecting a chaotic ledger of games and results.
Fragmentary OCR passage lists many names, numbers, and place markers with no coherent event or story. It appears as a collage of sports, date prompts, prices, and person references, lacking a readable narrative or verifiable context.
A long OCR fragment lists players, teams, and scores from a regional tennis meet. Names like Lang ymps, Catoctin, Middletown, and Morven appear alongside numerous athletes, officials, and possible match outcomes. The text hints at boys and girls matches, relays, and a final sweep by a school, with many proper nouns densely scattered.
Monocacy rode a four hitter from a pitching staff that limited Brunswick to two runs as Babe Ruth blanked them through five innings before a late rally. Sines led the offense with three hits and a run scored, while Dawes and Worley contributed timely hits to seal the nine to two victory. Blue Ridge, Kiwanis, and other youth leagues posted separate results with Wade Hlizzard securing the win in a three inning stint.
A historical Derby piece notes jockeys who won consecutive derbies and marked records. It highlights Isaac Murphy Jimmy Winkfield Ron Turcotte and Jean Cruguet among others while detailing Shoemaker Brumfield and Patterson with notes on mounts Gallant Man Kaunt King Biloxi Indian and Vanlandingham. The piece cites ages and upcoming rides for Silent King Rexenns Hope Life's Magic and more, with family ties and past missteps shaping the narrative.
Roundup highlights include Jesse Orosco earning his fifth save after a ninth inning walk and a hit, Hubie Brooks homering in the second, and Keith Hernandez driving in a run in the sixth. Cubs beat Padres with a walkoff from Moreland after Garry Templeton and Leon Durham contributed, while Dave Parker fueled Cincinnati with four RBIs as Pastore pitched in relief during a Reds win.
Jack Clark drove in both runs with two singles for San Francisco. Rookie Jeff Robinson pitched eight innings with six strikeouts and Gary Lavelle closed with a perfect ninth for his fourth save.
All American Akeem Ola Juwon of Houston and Charles Barkley of Auburn head a group of 51% college undergraduates entering the June 19 NBA draft. Wayman Tisdale and Michael Jordan weigh decisions as news conferences loom. Jordan, 6 foot 6, plans remarks at North Carolina campus. Tisdale, a sophomore forward, had been 95 percent likely to stay at Oklahoma but reports say a change of mind is possible. Others eyeing pro include Stuart Gray, Cory Blackwell, Sam Porter, and Tommy Sangodey. Matrick Ewing and Tim McCormick are also mentioned in draft chatter.
Walkersville High School announces two players will continue at Potomac State College and St Marys College. George Fredericks, a 6 foot guard, averaged 13.2 points and 4 assists this season and will join Potomac State in Keyser, West Virginia. Jamie Duncan, a forward, averaged about 9 points and 7 rebounds, will attend St Marys College, joining a program that has already signed other Lions.
The Knicks beat the Celtics 100 to 92 and the Mavericks topped the Lakers 125 to 115 to cut their series deficits to 2-1. Phoenix defeated Utah 106-94 to move up 2-1. Magic Johnson led the Lakers with 24 points as Dallas seized an early lead, while Brad Davis and Jay Vincent contributed 16 each for the Mavericks.
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