Pitchers excel but Keys lose to Prince William
Frederick Keys pitchers, once struggling, posted solid work as four hurlers limited Northern Division leader Prince William to three runs and seven hits. Despite the strong pitching and a season high attendance of 6,981, the Keys dropped a 3 to 2 decision.
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Prince William at Frederick Baseball Game Preview
The Keys host Prince William at Frederick with 7 05 p.m. first pitch. Lefty Tom Fordham 5 0 2.47 faces righty Rocky Coppinger 4 1 1.71. Also note Sundays game Prince William at Frederick. Brian Woods 4 2 5.28 opposes Matt Marenghi 4 2 5.26.
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Hale shines as Keys fall to 11 24 with loss
Frederick dropped to 11 24 on the year after a 4th straight defeat. Manager Mike O Berry praised pitching, noting mistakes cost the game. Starter Shane Hale, returning from elbow surgery, allowed two hits and one unearned run in 3.2 innings, then Hut Smith held the line. Hale overcame rough previous appearances and impressed with location and command.
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Frederick Girls, Patriot Boys Win County Track Crowns
Frederick girls end Singapore dominance with 170 points to second place 134 at Middletown High School. Thomas Johnson boys rally to top Lancers 132 to 106 behind four event wins by Randell Jones James Gibbons John Redanus and Randell Jones and multiple wins by Victor Cullen athletes Simonsen and Venerable. Coachs praise teamwork and steady scoring as TJ claims only one event win 1 600 meter relay.
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Martinez Leads Indians Over Orioles 3-2 for Fifth Straight Win
Dennis Martinez beat his former team as the Cleveland Indians topped the Baltimore Orioles 3-2. Thome homered and doubled, Ramirez and Pena added RBI hits, and Kevin Brown worked eight innings for Baltimore. Martinez left with a wrist injury after a Brady Anderson grounder. Jose Mesa earned the save as Cleveland improved to 9-2 in 11 games.
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Orlando Magic Edge Bulls in Game 3 to Take 2 1 Lead
Orlando defeated Chicago 110 101 as Michael Jordan returned to No 23 causing Bulls penalties and shedding a late rally. Anfernee Hardaway scored 19 with Shaquille O Neal 28 and Nick Anderson 22 guiding the Magic. The victory followed Jordan’s costly turnovers and a fined Bulls organization for uniform number switch.
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Capitals pace Penguins with 6-2 playoff win in Maryland
Michal Pivonka fueled Washington with a goal and three assists as the Capitals toppled the Penguins 6-2 in the series, moving within one win of advancing. Tom Barrasso started in goal for Pittsburgh, kept it close at 3-2 before Washington exploded late.
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Hitchcock Leads Yankees Past Red Sox 12-2 in Boston
Sterling Hitchcock limited Boston to two singles over seven plus innings and Luis Polonia collected four hits with four runs as the Yankees defeated the Red Sox 12-2. Polonia tripled and doubled, Boggs drove in three, and Dave Silvestri hit a three run homer in an eighth inning surge.
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Middletown Clinches Postseason With Seventh-Inning Run
Middletown Knights rally for a 2-1 win at Boonsboro to improve to 14-3 and set up a showdown with Smithsburg. A win would force a Monocacy Valley Athletic League title tie and possibly a top seed after a two-game regular season split with Walkersville.
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