Coppinger shines as Orioles rout A's 11-0 at Camden Yards
Baltimore righthander Rocky Coppinger blanks Oakland on three hits through six innings, part of an 11-0 Orioles win that lifts the club to 19-8. Roberto Alomar belts a grand slam as Baltimore collects 15 hits. Coppinger, 0-0 since coming off the disabled list, strikes out nine and departs with two on in the seventh after a strong outing with Johnson smiling on the sidelines.
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Mussina signing anchors Orioles free agent return
The Orioles signed Mike Mussina to a three year deal, a key move that preserves two of three possible free agents. Cal Ripken already rejoined in April, leaving Brady Anderson as the remaining potential loss. Mussina, 28, chose Baltimore citing loyalty and the club’s direction under Peter Angelos. Manager Davey Johnson praised the veteran, while note on other players includes Mills and Hammonds sidelined with injuries. Surhoff and Incaviglia extended hitting streaks as Palmeiro saw his streak end.
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Heat edge Magic to clinch first playoff series title
Miami Heat withstand Orlando Magic rally as Tim Hardaway hits key late baskets to seal a 91-83 victory in the fifth game. Penny Hardaway scores 33 for Orlando as Miami advances to meet the Knicks in the second round.
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Kozlov lifts Red Wings in 3OT for 3-2 win over Ducks
Vyacheslav Kozlov scored a power play goal 1:34 into the third overtime to carry Detroit past Anaheim 3-2, giving the Red Wings a 2-0 lead in the Western Conference semifinal. Yzerman and Doug Brown also scored for Detroit. Kurri and Selanne replied for the Mighty Ducks.
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MPSSAA regional playoffs set for baseball softball
Walkersville and Brunswick top seeds in MPSSAA regional baseball softball playoffs start Friday with first round games. Urbana Singapore Poolesville Damascus and Frederick in action while others receive byes to quarterfinals Monday May 12. Walkersville defends 2A West softball title and Brunswick defends 1A baseball crown.
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Keys take Salem series as Frederick gains split
Frederick Keys split a weekend series with the Salem Avalanche in Carolina League play at Memorial Stadium in Salem. Frederick won Sunday 6 2 behind starter Eric Estes who earned the win while Leroy McKinnis and David Lamb delivered RBI singles in the third and Rick Short hit a homer in the fifth to seal a 3 1 lead. Salem dropped the Saturday game 6 5.
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Catonsville eliminates FCC from Region XX softball tourney
Catonsville Cougars defeated Frederick Community College 7 to 1 to end FCC’s season at 15 11. Easti Flabbi pitched for FCC allowing six hits with six strikeouts and 11 walks as Kristi was relied on as the team’s sole experienced pitcher.
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Silver Charm Heads to Preakness After Derby Win
Kentucky Derby winner Silver Charm is shipping to Baltimore for the Preakness on May 17 at Pimlico. Trainer Bob Baffert, upbeat on the horse’s condition, credits the Derby victory and notes Captain Bodgit will again challenge him in Maryland.
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