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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1983
Page
9
A scanned summary lists American and National League teams with divisions, standings, and schedule notes. It shows win totals, division leaders, and upcoming games across multiple cities including Boston Philadelphia Cleveland Detroit and others, with nightly schedules and weekend matchups.
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered player names and numbers with teams like Philadelphia San Diego Atlanta Cincinnati and Los Angeles. The text appears to list players, percentages, pitching notes, and line items but lacks coherent context or complete events.
The NBA playoffs schedule lists Milwaukee at 10 pm Friday May 11 with kickoff after late evening. Team details and broadcast information accompany the game plan for fans watching on television and in arenas.
American League Minnesota Twins seat Bryan int kers as pitcher to the national league. Continental Basketball Association Orio Mixers and head coach John Nilsen in Montreal. Canadian Football League Concordes sign ring back Watieral. Kansas City Chiefs sign multiple players led by Allen Eyday and Raymond Hairston. Offensive linemen Terry Young and Joe Walsh among others.
The report lists multiple NFL teams naming free agent signings and contracts. Los Angeles Raiders add Art Shell as coaching aide, New England Patriots sign Steve Parker Doug Guyer and Don Edwards New Jersey Generals ink Ben Watts nose tackle, Boston Breakers sign Matt Bradley Erue Rogers and Walter Rosening returns, plus cards from Cardinals and St Louis.
In a tense game between Middletown and Smithsburg, Thrasher Wilson and Punley led for Middletown with key hits while Abalt and Warrenfelts contributed defensive plays. Smithsburg battled back with 2B by D Abalt and notable pitching from Mt, but Middletown pulled ahead 6-4 with late runs and solid defense.
Summary of a college baseball game and betting figures with scattered names and odds. Mentions Mount and Gettysburg scoring, plus multiple betting terms like exacta trifecta and handle. Includes various player surnames, race and horse-like bets, and unrelated numeric garble. The readable portion centers on a Mount 15 to Gettysburg 4 result and attached wagering data.
Kiwanis wins by 14 to 5 in American Little League action led by Ronnie Easterday three hits and two-run shots from Kevin Hall who totaled five RBIs. Lee Bird pitched a complete game allowing eight hits. Resthaven’s Pat Mooney and Dwayne Robbins each had two hits.
Babe Ruth Days Inn won 7-5 over Antique Import as Pete Rinehart hit a game winning triple and Chris Tacik threw a one hitter. Pete Crummitt contributed two hits, Days Inn improves to 5-0 while Charlie Baer added a double for Antique Import.
Derby to Anita Derby on April 10 featured Blue Grass near 1 mile where Marfa interfered with two top colts at the stretch and was placed fourth after finishing a nose behind Play Fellow. Balboa Native by Robert H. Spreen won the 1/4 mile Louisiana Derby and later ran seventh in the 14s mile Arkansas Derby at Oaklawn Park on April 16. Total Departure owned by Steve Lyons and Jay Templeman finished fourth in the Santa Anita Derby and second in the Derby Trail Stakes at Chur Chill Downs last Saturday. Sandy Hawley to ride Balboa Native from post three, Total Departure from post nine under Pat Valenzuela. Stephens won the 1974 Derby with Cannonade, who also won the Churchill Downs feature on opening day a week before. Ryehill's Caveat, second in the Arkansas Derby, won the Derby Trial on opening day last Saturday. Caveat, bred and partly owned by Jim Ryan, could join Kauai King and the disqualified Dancer's Image as Maryland bred Derby winners. Caveat hails from Ryehill Farm in Mount Aury.
Linganore wins 21 6 over Poolesville as Claudine Kern, Laura Alnutt, and Linda Nash lead with multiple hits and homers. Game ended after five innings due to the 15-run rule. Linganore improves to 6 5 on the season.
Middletown Frederick won 4-1 over Middletown in boys and girls matches Thursday. Boys record 4-6. girls 0-10. Notable results include Austin Pearre over Jim Elis 10-0 and team wins in doubles. Winfield Thomas Johnson improved to 8-1-1 with a 7-3 win over South Carroll, featuring Henderson and Peppy in singles and various doubles bouts.
Hagerstown Suns beat Winston-Salem Red Sox 12-5 at Municipal Stadium behind a eight-run third inning led by Charlie Gerhart with a grand slam and three hits. Tim Maples earned the win for Hagerstown as Sam Natile added four hits and 1,259 fans attended. The Suns sit 11-11 and host Winston-Salem in tonight’s rematch at 7:30 PM.
The Frederick County Heart Association event tees off at Holly Hills Country Club benefiting the county Heart Fund. Tournament chairman Mike Hosford notes the field of 31 teams is larger than last year.
Former Frederick High School athlete Lee signs a one year contract with the New England Patriots and will attend a May mini camp in Foxboro Massachusetts with a chance to make the regular summer camp at Bryant College Rhode Island. Lee played at Frederick High and the University of Virginia and was not drafted in 1982 USFL NFL. He could become the fourth area player to reach the NFL and would share the Patriots roster with cornerback Keith Lee.
Atlanta rookie Craig McMurtry held Houston to four hits over six innings as Dale Murphy, with three hits and his eighth homer, powered a 6-3 Braves win. Bedrosian earned the save. Murphy stole two bases as Atlanta won 11th of 12.
Frederick Middletown and Thomas Johnson lead the county track meet at FHS stadium Saturday starting 1 p.m. The Cadet girls seek a seventh straight title with nine top seeds in 18 events while the boys race tight between Frederick Middletown and Brunswick within 25 points. Diane Thomas and Chris Larsen headline top seeds in multiple events. Brunswick's Billie Jo Hoffman and Sherri Hite also top seeds.
Bruins grab control early with goals from Craig MacTavish and Barry Pederson, then dominate the Islanders 5-1. Boston trims series deficit to 3-2 as New York eyes Game 6 at home, aiming to advance to face Edmonton for a fourth straight Cup bid. Pederson nets his 14th playoff tally, breaking Esposito’s club record.
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