Williams promoted to Suns with Keys trading relief pitcher
The Frederick Keys lose pitcher Jeff Williams who led the team with six saves and promotes him to class AA Hagerstown. Gregory Hays joins from Bluefield as a righthander and stopper depth grows for manager Wally Moon. Erik Schullstrom arm trouble and other injury updates accompany the sost of shifts.
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Frederick Keys
Jeff Williams
Keys
Hagerstown
Arthur Rhodes
Wally Moon
Williams
The
Gregory Hays
Bluefield
Hays
Orioles
Moon
Peter Kirk
Maryland Baseball Limited Partnership
Hagerstown Suns
Annapolis- Bowie
Miller
Keys Hitting Woes Continue In Loss At Frederick
Frederick falls 5 4 to Kinston before 2003 fans at Harry Grove Stadium. Keys' five hits come in scattered innings while Kinston commits five errors yet still prevails. Frederick stranded runners and failed to produce timely hits, manager Wally Moon notes.
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Frederick
Indians
Harry Grove Stadium
Kinston
Keys
Wally Moon
Moon
Shawn Bryant
Bill Dante
John O’ Donoghue
Tracy Sanders
Sergio Cairo
Ottinger Upsets Top Seed in Frederick County Tennis
Joe Ottinger freshman from Frederick County stunned the tournament by defeating second seed Stan Legg of Brunswick in the boys singles second round after earlier beating Chris Sedlacek of Middletown 10-2 in the first round. Ottinger was the only player to defeat a top two seed across divisions as the day stretched late into the night.
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Thomas Johnson
Joe Ottinger
Frederick County
Stan Legg
Ottinger
Town
Chris Sedlacek
Legg
Brunswick
Aguirre 34 pace Pistons to even series with Celtics
Detroit Pistons without Isiah Thomas beat Boston 104 97 to even the Eastern Conference semi finals at two games each. Mark Aguirre scored 34 points while Dennis Rodman pulled 18 rebounds and Joe Dumars logged all 48 minutes. Celtics leaders Kevin McHale 28 Reggie Lewis 20. Game 5 at home, Game 6 back at The Palace.
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Auburn Hills
Mich
Mark Aguirre
Detroit Pistons
Isiah Thomas
Boston Celtics
Pistons
Celtics
Dennis Rodman
Joe Dumars
Detroit
Rodman
NBA
Dumars
Kevin McHale
Boston
Reggie Lewis
the Palace
Thomas
Aguirre lifts Pistons past Celtics in late rally
Aguirre scored eight of Detroit's 12 fourth quarter points to spark an 94-83 lead with 7:09 left. Bird battled back to 97-91 but couldn't close the gap. Bird finished with 13 as Boston failed to overtake Detroit, which led 82-76 entering the final period. Edwards and Dumars fueled the early surge as Detroit built a 16-10 edge.
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Aguirre
Detroit
Pistons
Celtics
Larry Bird
Bird
James Edwards
Edwards
McHale
Boston
Dumars
Whitehead Sets 13th No-Hitter In Damascus Victory
Marei Whitehead pitched her 13th no-hitter of the season to lead Damascus past Poolesville 25-1 in the regular season finale. She struck out 15, drove in six runs, and helped secure a 16-0 Hornets record entering Class 2A regionals. JoAnne Ferguson added four RBIs with a double and triple.
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Marei Whitehead
Damascus
Walkersville
Frederick
Thomas Johnson
Middletown
Pooles
Hornets
Poolesville
Jill Klein
Our Lady of the Lakes
Waterford
Mich
Candice Carnahan
Barbe High School
Lake Charles
Fred Mares
Whitehead
JoAnne Ferguson
Jen Troiano
Ferguson
Smithsburg
Domer tosses no hitter leads Brunswick to big win
Matt Domer pitched a no hitter to lift Brunswick to an 11-0 victory over FSK in the regular season finale, pushing the Railroaders to 14-4 and at least a tie for the Monocacy Valley Athletic League title. Domer went 2-for-2 with a three run homer by Bob Dawson and Dwain Stockman adding power. Stockman, Barnes and Ricketts also collected two hits.
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Walkersville
Smithsburg
Lions
Julie Evans
Shelly Shadle
Jennifer Rasberry
Cindy Martin
Boonsboro
Martin
FSK
Brunswick
Francis Scott Key
Middletown
South
Matt Domer
MVAL
South Carroll
Bob Dawson
Dwain Stockman
Railroaders
Scott Frye
Domer
Stockman
Greg Barnes
Jason Ricketts
S. High
Matt Helfer
South Hagerstown
Knights
Brian Cline
Knight
Jason Lucas
Gilbert Ohler
Travis
Attendance, interest on rise in minor leagues
A two article feature notes minor league baseball revival with rising attendance and interest. In 1989 the 207 clubs drew 25,244,569 fans, a peak in 40 years, with 35 teams setting attendance records. Growth stems from better marketing, new parks, and higher valuations despite higher operating costs.
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Lucy
Milton
Bob Sparks
National Association of Baseball
Buffalo Bisons
Prehiyfoe
Hagerstown Suns
Suns
Bob Miller
Durham
Frederick
Harry Grove Stadium
United States
Canada
Dominican Republic
Mexico
Walt Disney World
Kirk
Miles Wolff
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Randy Berlin
Sam Ya
Bill Sosa
Keys Get
Keith Kessinger
Tony Beasley
Kinston Indians
Jetrom
Eagles
Kim Galey
Keller
Pat Borawsski
FSK SC
Linganore
Cavaliers
Joe Foltz
South Carroll’s
Cavs
Lancers
Foltz
Joe Goodwin
Chris Larrick
Goodwin
Vick Aulestia
Larrick
Singanore
Greg Klein
Smiths
Lion
Brad Freidman
Chris Palmer
Phil Grob
Stan Goldberg
Sal
Artiga
National Association
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