Baseball Scores and Standings With Night Schedule
East West and Central divisions lead with Baltimore New York Milwaukee Toronto Seattle and Houston atop their circuits. Monday rain-caused postponements and seven evening games list Texas at Cleveland Boston at Kansas City Toronto at Detroit Anaheim at Baltimore Minnesota at New York Yankees Oakland at Milwaukee Seattle at Chicago White Sox and more.
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Angels vs Orioles rout highlights 7-2 scoreline
Angels defeated Orioles 7 to 2 in Anaheim. Key moments included a home run by Selman and strong pitching by Kamieniecki Te Mathews. Baltimore’s offense managed limited output while Anaheim built a lead with early runs and solid bullpen work.
Reus ar aenen Frederick County High School Tennis Tournament
First round pairings for boys and girls singles doubles and mixed doubles listed for the Frederick County High School Tennis Tournament. Matches include Gamshaw versus Adelsberger, Nguyen against Hansen, and Rogers facing Demirer, with numerous doubles teams and mixed pairs noted. Also includes scattered scoreboard items and minor league baseball movements.
Major league baseball summaries from Monday night
AP reports two games with strong pitching performances. Roger Clemens threw a five hitter with 10 strikeouts to earn a 3-1 Blue Jays win over the Tigers in Toronto. Kevin Appier tossed a complete game shutout as the Royals beat the Red Sox 2-0 in Boston, with Jay Bell driving in both Royals runs.
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Frederick Rugby Club takes third with 28 13 win over Doylestown
Frederick Rugby Club finished third in the Mid- Atlantic Rugby Union after a 28 13 victory over Doylestown Pa Rugby Club. Julian Reading notched three tries and Ken Orndoff kicked three penalties and two conversions. Earlier Frederick fell to Blackthorn Rugby Club 27 17 in the semifinals. Tobin Triebel and Eric Kretzer scored for Frederick with Orndoff adding two conversions and a penalty. Frederick B side defeated Blackthorn 17 12 with Pat Dumpe Jason Delauter and Chuck Zang scoring tries and Chris Sipe adding a conversion.
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Baseball roundup: Pry, multiple games highlight Monday
Brunswick pitcher Mark Pry split decisions as the Railroaders dropped an 8-7 suspended game then won 12-2 on six innings for the second. Pry took the loss on a wild pitch in the eighth of the suspended game, then pitched a three hitter in the second game with four strikeouts and three walks. Steve Goode went 2-for-3 with four RBI, including a third-inning two-run homer. Also in the area, North Carroll defeated the Cadets 13-11 with Guy Sheetz belting a two-run homer. Cadets’ Jacob Baker homered in the ninth to briefly take the lead. Poolesville’s Ernie Smith tossed a four-hitter shutout of Einstein, 4-0, to improve to 9-6. St Johns beat Montrose 10-5 as Mike Albizu improved to 7-2 with a complete game and nine strikeouts. Phil Wolf had two triples and three RBI for St Johns.
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Roundup of high school sports results from the area
Frederick lost 2-0 at North Carroll in its final CMC game as Donna Taylor took the loss on a four hitter with two strikeouts. Urbana rallied with a 26-10 win over St John’s led by Amy Fee with a homer and four RBI. Thomas Johnson beat Liberty 93 with key hits from Jessi George and Amanda Debes. Liberty split with Thomas Johnson in tennis where TJ boys won 4-1 and girls fell 32.
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Eight U.S. cities bid for 2008 Olympics
Eight cities including Baltimore Cincinnati Houston New Orleans New York San Francisco Seattle and Washington submitted required documents and bid fees by May 1 to the USOC for consideration. The committee will weigh bids in a May 15 conference call with a final board decision announced June 28 in Indianapolis.
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Brown named 76ers coach and head of personnel
Philadelphia hired Larry Brown as coach and head of personnel, paying about 25 million over five years. He will have final say on personnel with a general manager handling contracts, while the team seeks to bolster a thin supporting cast around star players Jerry Stackhouse and Iverson.
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Davis Cup Semifinal Set for Washington DC Sept 19 21
The U S Davis Cup team will face Australia in a semifinal Sept 19 to 21 at the William H G Fitzgerald Center in Rock Creek Park Washington DC. The hard court venue seats 7500 and is cited by Jonathan Schiller Washington Tennis Federation president.
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Robinson hired as consultant for MLB operations
Frank Robinson, who in 1974 became the first black manager in a major league club, was hired Monday as a consultant to acting commissioner Bud Selig for special projects. He will be director of baseball operations for the Arizona Fall League as MLB weighs moving the league to Lake Buena Vista Florida.
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Pitino Leaning Toward Celtics Coach Job
Rick Pitino signaled readiness to leave Kentucky for the Boston Celtics in a deal potentially worth 70 million dollars. He spoke at an Atlanta book signing and planned to decide after meetings with Kentucky officials, with WBZ-TV noting a 10-year framework and top coaching pay.
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Tennis seeds shift as exams push back day two action
Grimshaw holds a 13-0 record with no regular season or county tournament losses since freshman year. In boys singles, Walkersville's Chris Roache is second seed behind Nguyen at 12-1. Frederick's Brad Kennedy is third at 9-7. Middletown's Cooper Westendorp is fourth after a 0-1 start at No 1 and a stated No 2 num. In girls singles, Middletown's Emily Kehoe is second, Brunswick's Gretchen Unger 12-2 and last year's runner-up is third, Frederick's Elizabeth Downs 13-3 is fourth. In doubles, Johnson-Byrd defend their title though started in singles this season. TJ’s Mark Williams and Keith Petrie are second. Walkersville's Taylor Angleburger and Rob Markle third. Frederick's Matt Cline and Omar Barakat are Saddler and Beall, last year's runners-up, at 151. Frederick's Kendall Irwin and Kristin Hammond are second. Brunswick's Cheryl Myers and Jamie Rowd are third. TJ's Stefanie Mills and Jenny Ulmer are fourth.
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Mount St. Mary's Earns Postseason Lacrosse Bid
Mount St. Mary's earns a postseason berth for men's lacrosse for the second straight year. The Mount, seeded fourth with a 9-6 record, travels to Fairfield to face top-seeded Vermont in the ECAC tournaments first round with a noon semifinal on the line.
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Mount St. Marys swept by Monmouth in NEC baseball
Monmouth University completed a three game NEC sweep of Mount St. Marys with an 11-1 win at Monmouth Field. Mount senior Mike Cozzone drove in Wayne Crowley for the lone Mountaineers run as the season closed at 10-23-1 and 5-16 in NEC play.
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