Brewers rout Red Sox as Money drives 11-5 win
Don Money produced four hits and five RBIs as Milwaukee halted a seven game skid with an 11-5 rout of Boston. The Brewers pounded 19 hits led by Money and supported by Jim Slaton and Eduardo Rodriguez to close out the game amid a six run sixth inning.
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Baseball scores and matchups from May date across leagues
Major league results include Cleveland 4 Detroit 0 and Boston 7 Baltimore 4. New York 9 Chicago 4. Kansas City 5 California 3. Minnesota 3 Texas 3. Oakland 2 Milwaukee 2. Other games list New York 7 Cincinnati 5 Los Angeles 6 Pittsburgh 5 Atlanta 4 Chicago 4 San Diego 4 St Louis 9 Philadelphia 12. Multiple pitcher notes appear and several doubleheaders or rescheduled items.
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Bold Forbes Triumphs In Preakness After Derby Duel
In the Preakness Bold Forbes defeats Honest Pleasure and Elocutionist by several lengths as Play The Red and Entremont's Cojak push for the place. Jockeys Lively and Cruget steer bold rivals through a muggy race with record pacing and three-quarters splits near 1 14. Play The Red shows late energy after a poor Derby start, while Cojak makes a bold move from Frederick Maryland to finish third.
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Cojak Had Taken the Lead Out of the Gate and Was Not Displaced By Roid Forbes
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Life's Hope
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16 18 Babe Ruth registration set
The Frederick t-18 Babe Ruth League will hold registration and tryouts for new players at Thomas Johnson High School field Tuesday at 11 p.m. All new players must show proof of age as of Aug 1 and be 16 or older. Tryouts continue Wednesday and Thursday evenings from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Players who played in the league last year need not register again.
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Patriots, North Hagerstown split doubleheader in tight contests
North Hagerstown defeated the Patriots 4 2 in the nightcap after winning the opener 4 0 behind Fahrney’s control. Chip Hess and Blaine Clem had brief bursts of offense, but the Patriots’ losing streak stretched to 16 with two games left in the schedule.
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Rockville Captures NJCAA Baseball Crown
Rockville beat Anne Arundel 14 to 2 in the NJCAA Baseball Tournament final at McCurdy Field to win the national junior college title. The win follows last year’s 12 inning loss to City College of Baltimore. About 100 spectators watched as Rockville led 9 to 1 after three innings and advanced to the northeastern District Championships this week.
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