Orioles edge Yankees as Johnson returns from illness
In a tense game, the Orioles beat the World Series champions 6-3 while manager Davey Johnson returned after a two day absence for a family illness. Pettitte dropped to 6-3 after losing back to back starts for the first time since 1995.
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Keys fall as Reed loses seventh game in Salem setback
Reed loses his second of the year after seven innings, allowing three runs. Elvis Pena and Light homer for an early lead, but Salem rallies with a two-run ninth as Justin Drizos doubles and Ben Petrick adds a two-run single. Kurtz, Lamb, and LeCronier make key defensive plays.
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Revenue sharing in baseball hits $2.3 million due June 1
The BALTI more Orioles pay 2.3 million in revenue sharing this week as the first 1997 payments due June 1. Yankees owner George Steinbrenner leads with 2.8 million, while Tigers and Expos each receive about 2.2 million. Thirteen teams pay and 13 receive money. Colorado Rockies and Florida Marlins are exempt as 1993 expansions. Other large payments include Braves 2.2 million and Indians 1.9 million.
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MSD Dominates ESDAA Meet With Eight Firsts At Buffalo
MSD tallies eight firsts at the ESDAA Track Meet in Buffalo. The boys place second with 104 points behind ASD at 134. Champions include Joseph Davis in the 110 hurdles, Shaw Poolydore in the 200, DeJuan Hamilton in discus, Khao Tet in pole vault, and the 400 relay Davis Hamilton Moore Pollydore in 46.29. Girls tie for fifth with 48 points led by Latoya Plummer double winning the 100 and 300 hurdles and Natasha Brunson in long jump.
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Princeton caps perfect season with 19 7 rout of Maryland
Princeton overwhelms Maryland 19 7 to capture its second consecutive NCAA lacrosse title and extend its winning streak to 28. Jesse Hubbard scores four goals with three assists as the Tigers repeat as champions, while Maryland struggles as an unseeded finalist seeking its first title since 1975.
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Track and Field State Meet Highlights From Frederick County
Valerie Williams won the state 44 girls triple jump with a state record 42-8.5. Frederick's Michelle Higginbottom led the 400, Alton McCallum won the boys shot put, and TJ's relay team set marks. Middletown's Derek and Natalie Dye posted top results in high jump and pole vault, with numerous district finishers noted. TJ boys narrowly missed the team title with a third, while Urbana and Linganore posted solid notices in multiple events.
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Brunswick Orioles claim Coors Light Memorial Day Tournament title
Brunswick Orioles defeated Vienna 10-0 in the final as Scott Frye pitched five innings of one hit ball with 10 strikeouts. Doug Stottlemyer MVP, Frye and Brad Lowe had two hits, Jason Frushour added a two run homer. Earlier Spriggs shutout boosted 1-0 win. Domer drove in the decisive RBI.
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Indy 500 sees early engine failures as leaders scramble
At the start of the race Sam Schmidt faced an engine failure causing smoke and a stumble to the pits. Luyendyk led early, with Stewart snatching the lead at the first turn before retaking it near the finish. Guthrie and Bourbonnais also encountered trouble shortly after.
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Walkersville Lions fall in state title bid after clutch finish
Walkersville's baseball team, led by senior leaders Hood Pat and Currier, battled to a state runner-up finish amid injuries. Coach Merrill, returning after considering retirement, guided the squad to a third state final in 10 years. Doyle pitched four strong innings, Zeender’s seventh-inning RBI kept pressure on Great Mills, and the returning youth promise excitement for next season.
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Grimshaw exits district as unseeded player in state tourney
Grimshaw, unseeded after district loss, upset second seed David Finlayson of Bel Air in the first round before a grueling semifinal with Deodhar. He cites improved leg energy and recalls state indoors loss to Deodhar. Grimshaw finishes 8-1 for the season and will play for UConn next year. The TJ's boys doubles team Williams and Petrie also appeared, losing in the first round to Broadneck champions Edelstein and Hanna.
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