Royals rout Orioles in 11 1 win in Kansas City
Dennis Leonard pitched seven shutout innings allowing three hits and earned his 3rd win of the season as the Kansas City Royals crushed the Baltimore Orioles 11 1. Royals battered Baltimore with 17 hits led by Lonnie Smith and Salazar producing key hits while Leonard credited favorable spring weather and an improved changeup for his early season surge.
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Kansas City
Dennis Leonard
Kansas City Royals
Baltimore Orioles
Leonard
Royals
Dick Howser
Midwest
Orioles
Steve Farr
Mike Young
Lonnie Smith
Smith
Scott McGregor
Willie Wilson
George Brett
Frank White
Jim Sundberg
Darryl Motley
Salazar
RBI
Bill Swaggerty
Steve Balboni
Motley
Hal McRae
Sundberg
Cal Ripken
Lee Lacy
Ken Dixon
Knights and Smithsburg split Saturday high school baseball doubleheader
Smithsburg defeated Middletown 5-2 in the first game as Greg Smith pitched a three hitter and the Leopards pulled away in the fifth. In the second game Middletown won 9-2 behind a six RBI effort by Brian Borowski and Paul Borowski, securing the 1-1 twinbill split at Middletown.
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Middletown
Thomas Johanson
Smithsburg
Leopards
Knights
Greg Smith
Brian
Paul Borowski
Ferdinand to run in the Preakness Derby winner Ferdinand to run in the Preakness
In Louisville Kentucky trainer Charlie Whittingham and jockey Bill Shoemaker celebrate Ferdinand's Kentucky Derby victory as plans for a Preakness bid unfold. The aging Shoemaker, tied for Derby wins, reflects on the win while Ferdinand faces a Belmont or other starts.
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Louisville
Ferdinand
Charlie Whittingham
Whittingham
Devine Comedy
Bill Shoemaker
Shoe
Shoemaker
Lucky Debonair
Swaps
Tomy Lee
Eddie Arcaro
Bill Hartack
California
Belmont Park
Broad Brush
Badger Land
Pimlico
Family Style
D. Wayne Lukas
Landing Plot
Miracle Wood
Papal Power
Bold Arrangement
U.S
Epsom
Clive Brittain
England
New York
Nancy Reed
Rampage
Nuggets sweep two by Lakers, Hawks topple Celtics in playoffs
Dallas edged the defending champion Lakers 120-118 as Mark Aguirre scored 19 and Rolando Blackman 28. Denver beat Houston 114-111 in OT with Alex English at 28 points and six late free throws. Atlanta stunned Boston 106-94 behind Dominique Wilkins 37 and Spud Webb 21. Philadelphia beat Milwaukee 107-103 to lead 2-1. next games set for Philadelphia, Los Angeles, Boston and Houston.
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Dallas
Los Angeles Lakers
Denver
Houston
Avlanta
Boston
Mark Aguirre
Mavericks
Lakers
Alex English
Nuggets
Rockets
Celtics
Hawks
Atlanta
Dominique Wilkins
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
NBA
Dick Motta
Rolando Blackman
Aguirre
Byron Scott
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Abdul-Jabbar
Kareem
Earvin
Magic’ Johnson
Wilkins
Spud Webb
Boston Garden
Larry Bird
Glenn Rivers
Kevin McHale
English
Lafayette Lever
T.R. Dunn
Robert Reid
Lever
Middletown wins Zimmerman track titles at Walkersville
Middletown swept the boys and girls titles at the 26th Wayne Zimmerman Invitational in Walkersville led by triple winners Tim and Kevin Farrell. Mount St Mary's teams placed second and fourth in the Mason-Dixon Meet in Newport News, with Cheruiyot setting a meet record in the 1,500 and Keegan vaulting to 14.0 feet.
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Middletown
Wayne Zimmerman
Walkersville
Mount St. Mary’s
Newport News
Knight
Brunswick
Catoctin
Tim
Kevin Farrell
Tim Farrell
James “Humpty” Gilbert
Walter Kline
James Geisbert
Todd Starr
Kline
Gersbert
Starr
Bert Deener
Charlie Morris
Dale Wiles
Elaine Duck
Kelly Johnson
Duck
James Fraser
Johnson
Melanie Tucker
Donna Boyer
Tucker
Boyer
Christy Hustead
Jennifer Cope
Dana Carroll
Laurie White
Alicia Jackson
Beth Johnson
Carwotin
Jennifer Amyx
Kap Cheruiyot
Jim Keegan
Michelle Dixon
Mount St Mary
Abe
Steve
Saal
Richard T. Meagher
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Don Aase
Mark Gubicza
Lacy
Eddie Murray
Floyd Rayford
South Appeal
Southern Appeal
Glade Valley Farms
Frederick
Frederick County
Entremont
Cojak
Jack van Berg
Wheatly Hall
Snow Chief
Mel Stute
Ferdinand and
Cannonade
Groovy
Top Avenger
Elston Turner
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