Middletown, Catoctin win Zimmerman Track titles at Walkersville
At Walkersville High School the 37th Wayne Zimmerman Meet crowned Middletown boys 137-134 over Bishop McNamara and Catoctin girls 112-109 over South Carroll. Key wins included Middletown trio Embrey in hurdles Routzahn in discus Dye in high jump and Gray and Renner for Walkersville. Messner led Catoctin with triple jump long jump and high jump wins while Romien swept 100 and 300 hurdles.
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Mount St Mary’s sweeps NEC titles at Rider campus
Mount St Mary’s dominates the NEC track championships at Rider University in Lawrenceville, NJ, seizing both women’s and men’s titles. Aaron Price wins the 1500 and 5000 for the Mount, Rebeccah Wassner earns Outstanding Performer honors, and the Mountaineers claim the first NEC Triple Crown in men’s competition. Monmouth downs Mount St Mary’s 94 10 in a NEC playoff bid winning doubleheader at Monmouth Field.
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Patriots and Hornets roll in high school baseball clashes
Eric Wyatt scattered five Liberty hits as TJ Patriots beat host Lions 10-0 to secure at least a share of the Central Maryland Conference title. Thomas Johnson pitcher Johnson blanked Lions with 10 strikeouts. Jeff Haines led TJ with three hits. Micah Johnson and Craig Butler homered. Damascus hammered Quince Orchard 12-6 as Ryan Childs, Mike Simons and Jason Butler drove runs. Becca Hofman tossed a three hitter with 11 strikeouts in Damascus 8-0 softball win over Quince Orchard.
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Keys Rally But Salem Wins Despite Late Frederick Push
Frederick and Salem traded leads as Jason LeCronier drove in two runs with an RBI double in the seventh and a fielder’s choice, while Lamb added two RBIs. Salem’s Mike Lanza delivered an RBI in the ninth, and David Feuerstein Led Salem with two hits. Olszewski, Rogers, and Hernandez pitched for Frederick in relief, with notes pointing to Augie Ojeda joining the Keys after Bowie games and a Frederick fan base official meeting about Fal cons football.
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Orioles beat Athletics as Coppinger shines in late relief
Scott Coppinger strengthened in four innings, striking out the side twice and earning praise from managers as Baltimore built a lead. The Orioles’ offense backed him with a two-run first inning, a grand slam by Alomar in the sixth, and singles from Ripken, Surhoff and Incaviglia contributing through the eighth.
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Orioles get payback as Mussina mounds up win over Marlins
The benches cleared but no punches were thrown after a tense moment when Mussina pitched. The Orioles won with a solo homer by Incaviglia in the eighth off Wengert. Bordick has raised his average to .194 after an 8 game stretch. They have not lost a home series in over a year, last dropping two of three to the Angels last Aug. 23-25.
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