Frederick Keys Slump Deepens in 7-2 Loss to Cannons
Frederick dropped to 21-26 on the season and 6 1/2 games behind Prince William after a 7-2 defeat at Harry Grove Stadium. Manager Wally Moon cited mental momentum and consistency issues across the lineup as the Keys struggled to muster offense and timely pitching, with John O Donoghue taking the loss after a rough fourth inning.
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Sampras Survives French Open Thriller To Reach Round
Pete Sampras, clay-court beginner, rallied from two sets down to outlast Thomas Muster at Roland Garros 4-6 4-6 6-4 6-1 6-4 in nearly three and a half hours. He abandoned serve and volley after the first two sets, adapting to slow clay as top seeds Edberg and Becker advanced with baseline power. Defending champion Seles and third seed Sabatini also advanced.
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Tim Leber named Linganore basketball coach
Tim Leber, 29, named head basketball coach at Linganore High School after serving as a language arts teacher. A Shepherd College alumnus and former point guard, he played on teams with 20 win seasons and set an all time assists mark. He credits mentors Bob Starkey and Jim Phelan for shaping his career.
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Oates Earns First Victory With Orioles 5-2 Win Over Indians
Baltimore snapped a five game skid as Johnny Oates finally wins after four losses and weight worries. Randy Milligan and Tim Hulett homer for the Orioles. Roy Smith earned the win for Cleveland’s 1-0 start.
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Robinson likely to take Orioles front office post
Frank Robinson, fired as Baltimore manager last week, said he will probably accept an assistant general manager role with the Orioles to pursue a future general manager job. After meetings with team president Larry Lucchino and GM Roland Hemond, he indicated cautious optimism and planned to consult family before deciding.
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Leber Leaves Loudoun County to Seek New Coaching Help
Leber, former assistant coach under Starkey at Loudoun County High School last year, will stay on as a New Market teacher and is now seeking qualified assistant coaches to fill his staff.
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Loudoun County High School
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Greene follows no hitter with 3-hitter vs Expos
Philadelphia pitcher Tommy Greene, after throwing a no-hitter last Thursday, matched that form by limiting Montreal to three hits in a 12-0 win. DeShields led off with a single, but Greene improved to 4-0, striking out nine and walking none in his third start of the season.
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Hammond Taps Coach for Better Play at Kemper Open
Frederick native Donnie Hammond hired golf coach Phil Ritson in Orlando to sharpen his putting and ball striking ahead of the $1 million Kemper Open at TPC Avenel in Potomac. Hammond, returning to his home course for a charity nine, says the Masters participant is helping him elevate his game and compete for wins while drawing energy from the Kemper week.
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McGinnis Keeps Nerves Light at Kemper Open Debut
Mike McGinnis, head pro at Holly Hills, enters the $1 million Kemper Open at TPC Avenel with nerves but optimism. He qualified with a 69 at Montgomery CC and will tee off Thursday at 1:30 p.m. as the oldest player in the near 148-man field, alongside John Wilson and Brad Bell.
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Palm Desert
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Sacramento
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