Blazers edge Jazz on Porter's late go-ahead basket
Portland escapes with a 118-116 win to take a 2-0 lead in the Western Conference semifinal. Karl Malone scored 40 for Utah, including 20 in the fourth. Porter and Drexler combined on the decisive play as Portland held off a late Jazz rally.
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Ore
Utah Jazz
NBA
Terry Porter
Portland Trail Blazers
Boston Celtics
Detroit Pistons
Chicago
Philadelphia
Los Angeles Lakers
Golden State
Karl Malone
Jazz
Porter
Mark Eaton
Clyde Drexler
Drexler
Mike
Brown
Blazers
Mark Bryant
Salt Lake City
Malone
Gossage Walks In Go-Ahead Run as Red Sox Rally
Boston's Rich Gossage walked Jack Clark with bases loaded to force in the go-ahead run in the seventh. Mike Greenwell delivered a two-run double and the Red Sox beat the Texas Rangers 8-4 to win for the eighth time in 10 games. Dennis Lamp earned the win in relief.
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Boston
Rich Gossage
Jack Clark
Mike Greenwell
Boston Red Sox
Texas Rangers
Luis Rivera
Scott Chiamparino
Mike Jeffcoat
Jeffcoat
Wade Boggs
Jody Reed
Gossage
Ellis Burks
Clark
Greenwell
John Barfield
Tom Brunansky
Dennis Lamp
Tom Boston
Jeff Gray
Jeff Reardon
Juan Gonzalez
Julio Franco
Carlos Quintana
Franco
Tony Pena
RBI
Toronto
David Wells
Joe Carter
Toronto Blue Jays
Chicago White Sox
Wells
Duane Ward
Sammy Sosa
Robin Ventura
Ozzie Guillen
Chicago
Melida Perez
White Sox
Cannons top slumping Keys to take 4-1 victory
Prince William Cannons defeated the Frederick Keys 4-1 at Prince William County Stadium in Woodbridge Va. The Cannons scored all four runs in the first inning off Frederick starter Andres Constant (3-3) as Kirt Ojala and Mark Chims pitched five solid innings. Frederick’s lone run scored in the eighth on an error by Mike Hankins, followed by a double and a triple before the inning ended. Ojala earned the win, while Kip Vaughn (5.19 ERA) is set to face Sam Militello in the next game at 7:30 p.m.
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Jordan
San Diego
Lilliquist
John Costello
Philadelphia
Padres
von Hayes
RBI
Jim Presley
Steve Lake
Randy Ready
John Kruk
McGriff
Steve Rosenberg
Prince William Cannons
Frederick Keys
Cannons
Kirt Ojala
Mark Chims
Keys
Prince William County Stadium
Woodbridge
Frederick
Prince William
Andres Constant
Jason Robertson
Andy Fox
Brad Ausmus
Berlin
Hankins
Manny Alexander
Daniel Sanchez
Damon Buford
Ojala
Sergio Cairo
Ohlms
Mel Wearing
Tony Beasley
Wearing
Ohims
T. R. Lewis
Cesar Devares
Beasley
Scott Sprick
Devares
Ramon Jimenez
Sprick
Paul Oster
Fox
Kip Vaughn
Sam Militello
Yankees
Knights rally to beat North Hagerstown and tie MVAL lead
Middletown defeated North Hagerstown 7-3 in a key Monocacy Valley Athletic League clash. Jason Lucas pitched a three hitter, with clutch seventh inning plays by Pat Borawski and Kevin Reed sparking a five run surge. Linganore and Frederick split, Catoctin blanked Francis Scott Key 6-0, and Brunswick moved within half a game of first as Bruns wick’s schedule shifts.
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North Hagerstown
Frederick
Linganore
Catpetin
Jason Lucas
Pat Borawski
Kevin Reed
Knights
Brunswick
South Hagerstown
Walkersville
Borawski
Reed
Lucas
Gilbert Obler
Travis Keller
Brian Cline
Fred
Jason Frushour
McCurdy Field
Cadets
Middletown Softball Rout NH 16 6 on 20 hits
Middletown pushed 20 hits to defeat North Hagerstown 16 to 6 on Thursday at North. Carrie Black went 4 for 5 to lead the Knights. Jen Zeigler Kara Reed Jen Snyder and Daren Black each had three hits while Katie VanArnum and Natalie West added two apiece. The victory improves Middletown to 5-11.
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Knights
Carrie Black
Jen Zeigler
Kara Reed
Jen Snyder
Daren Black
Katie VanArnum
Natalie West
Five from Frederick County commit to FCC basketball roster
Eight women from Frederick County sign national letters of intent to play for Frederick Community College for the 1991-92 season. Seven signed at FCC with Latoya Hail expected to sign soon. The group includes Susie Baker, Beth Valentine, Jennifer Rasberry, Crystal Smith, Meghan Flynn, Cathy Coale, and Ann Marie Keefer, plus Hall as the county player of the year. stated FCC coach Jack Mehl praised the class.
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Frederick Community College
FCC
Latoya Hail
Frederick
Jack Mehl
Singanore
Susie Baker
Catoctin
Beth Valentine
Walkersville
Jennifer Rasberry
Brunswick
Crystal Smith
Damascus
Meghan Flynn
FSK
Cathy Coale
Ann- Marie Keefer
South Carroll
Niovena
Arerive
Mount St. Mary’s eyes NEC title at Monmouth
Mount St. Mary’s baseball team stands 8 6 in NEC play, one game behind Monmouth, with a win at Monmouth on Saturday giving the Mount the conference crown and a path to the ECAC tournament. Tim Sheehan starts, Keith may see relief duty. key hitters include Briggeman Catania MacMillien Lapari and Keith. Maryland athletic officials will visit Frederick May 14 to discuss Terrapin sports with locals.
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Primariy
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Joe Catania
Smithsburg
Mark MacMillien
Chris Lapari
Ken Keith
MacMillien
Cataniz
Matt Rueckert
Walkersville
Tim Sheehan
Don
Keith
PSE
Sherald
Maryland
Andy Geiger
Gary Williams
Joe Krivak
Billy Hahn
Tony Whittlesey
Gib Romaine
Mickey Kovach
Maryland Capital Improvements Fund
Elks Lodge
Willowdale Prive
Frederick
Bob Stull
Wolfsville
Stull
Geiger
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Cougars
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Smith
Valentine
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Keefer
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