Keys Rally Past Hillcats for First Series Win
Frederickian baseball beat Lynchburg 5-3 to clinch its first three-game win streak of the season. Tommy Davis and Clayton Byrne each delivered run-producing doubles in the sixth after back-to-back two-baggers. Davis finished 2-for-5 with two doubles and three RBIs, while starter Richard Stewart went six innings allowing one run.
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O Neill and Mattingly lift Yankees past Red Sox in eighth
Paul O Neill opened the eighth with a homer and Don Mattingly followed with a wall-clearing drive to give the New York Yankees a 5-3 victory over the Boston Red Sox. Boston led 3-2 after Mo Vaughn and Tim Naehring homered.
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Orioles bullpen shines in 5-2 win over Brewers
Three relievers limit Milwaukee to one run and two hits in 4.1 innings as Baltimore ends a two-game skid. Alan Mills earns the win with two days rest, Armando Benitez and Doug Jones each throw perfect innings, Jones notches the save. Sid Fernandez struggles only slightly, departing after 3.2 frames with the lead preserved by the bullpen.
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Jones Returns as Orioles Closer After Rough Night
In Baltimore Doug Jones, signed as the closer, was brought in for the ninth inning while ahead 5-2 after a blown save the previous day. Manager Pil Regan defended the move, citing confidence in Jones despite a sour night and a six-run ninth inning loss to Milwaukee.Jones retired the three batters he faced, keeping Baltimore hopeful in the later game.
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Lancer boys and Cadet girls win CMC track titles at Liberty
Linganore leads boys with 183 points as Singapore and Frederick Cadets top girls with 182 and 104. TJ, South Carroll and Westminster place in the top four for both genders. Notable winners include Jerit Lieder in the boys 110m hurdles, Erin Williams in discus and shot put, and Michelle Higginbottom sweeping sprints and long jump.
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Derby post positions set as Serena's Song Timber Country draw wide
Kentucky Derby field of 19 at Churchill Downs includes Serena's Song at No 13 and Timber Country at No 15 with Thunder Gulch No 16. D Wayne Lukas stresses finish over start as Tabasco Cat fails to advance from No 9 after early mishap. rivals react with smiles at Lukas's draws.
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Hammond Guides TJ Past Frederick In 5-1 Win
TJ pitcher Joey Hammond tossed seven scoreless innings with eight strikeouts and one walk, silencing Frederick as TJ built a 3-0 lead and Paolini belted a two run homer in the sixth. Roerke added an RBI and two hits, while Mobley had two hits for Frederick in a seven inning game.
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Sonics eliminated in first round as Lakers advance
The Seattle SuperSonics fell to the Los Angeles Lakers in four games, ending their playoff run for a second straight year. Nick Van Exel played all 48 minutes for the Lakers with 34 points, while Gary Payton and Shawn Kemp led Seattle with 27 and 26 points respectively. The Lakers will face San Antonio in a Western Conference semifinal starting Saturday at the Alamodome as Seattle squandered late chances.
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Thomas Johnson Tops Frederick In Area Softball In 4-2 Win
TJ Patriots improve to 15-2 overall and 11-0 in the Central Maryland Conference after a 4-2 victory that snaps Frederick’s six-game streak. Julie Blake threw a four hitter with one earned, six strikeouts and one walk. Tracie Watts pitched the rest for Frederick, allowing three earned runs on seven hits. Heather Lach and Gina Zeneviva contributed for TJ, while Frederick’s Kourtney May reached base twice. Other area results include Walkersville 4 Boonsboro 1, Catoctin 4 Francis Scott Key 3, and Brunswick 6 South Hagerstown 4 in a busy Thursday softball roundup.
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