Mariners rally past Orioles for 5-4 win in Seattle
Seattle overcome a 4-1 deficit to beat Baltimore 5-4 as Pete O'Brien lined a two out single in the eighth. Alvin Davis sparked the rally with a seventh inning homer, and Harold Reynolds and Edgar Martinez helped set up the late scoring sequence. Mike Jackson earned the win in relief.
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Whitehead ties mark with 12th no hitter
Damascus softball ace Marei Whitehead tied the national single season no-hitter record with 12 after blanking Quince Orchard 11 to 0. She struck out 10 and walked one, contributing two hits as Damascus remained unbeaten at 15 0 and clinched the Class 2A Region I top seed. Laura Welsh added two hits for Damascus as the Hornets extended a dominant season amid federation record uncertainty.
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Lucas shines as Brunswick blanked Williamsport 11-0
Baseball pitcher Joey Lucas earned his second win in under a week, striking out eight and allowing two hits as Brunswick defeated Williamsport 11-0. The Railroaders improved to 13-4 and Lucas will play at James Madison University next fall after also contributing three hits.
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Bulls Lakers and Blazers take 3-1 leads in playoff rounds
Horace Grant 22 points and 11 rebounds leads the Bulls past the 76ers 101-85 as Chicago seizes control. Sam Perkins scores 27 for the Lakers in a 123-107 win over the Warriors and Kevin Duckworth nets 30 with 11 rebounds as Portland beats Utah 104-101. Jordan posts 25 points and 12 assists, Barkley leads Philadelphia with 25 points and 14 rebounds.
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Keys split with Cannons in 4-3 late win at Manassas
Frederick Keys beat Prince William Cannons 4-3 at Prince William County Stadium. A pivotal sixth inning featured RBI singles and two sacrifice flies to turn a 2-2 tie into a 4-2 lead, with Keys starter Chuck Ricci earning the win and Daryl Moore securing the save. Cannons pushed one final run in the seventh.
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Regionals Coming Here At McCurdy Field This Summer
Mid-Atlantic Babe Ruth officials discuss the Ruth 13 year old regional set for Aug 3 to 10 at McCurdy Field. Ray Jones and assistants Spike Jones and Ron Hildebrand of the Mason-Dixon Babe Ruth league outline nine teams from five states.
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Rangers Beat Red Sox 12-5 in Boston rout
Ruben Sierra drove in two runs with a first inning homer and added two RBI singles as Texas piled up 19 hits to topple Boston. Rafael Palmeiro doubled and singled, Geno Petralli added a three-run double, and Kenny Rogers pitched eight strong innings to end Boston's four-game win streak.
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