Major league scorecard with games across cities tonight
Major league schedule shows Burris to pitch for Milwaukee against Boston Nipper at 7:35 pm. Perry faces Baltimore McGregor at 8:95 pm. McCashil starts for California against Schmidt in Texas. Young pitches for Seattle against Seaver in Chicago at 8:30 am. Oakland Rge opposes Kansas Cay Gubicza at 2:35 am. Heaton starts for Cleveland against Minnesota Butcher at 3:35 am.
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Frederick County to send 17 to Maryland Senior Olympics
Frederick County will field 17 athletes for the Maryland Senior Olympics opening today at Towson State University. Athletes compete in 29 events across age groups, with veteran Donald Leatherman predicting multiple medals for locals and Tris Mooney honored as a torch relay team member covering about 36 miles from Annapolis to Towson.
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Pats and Cadets Face Tough Foes Today
Thomas Johnson and Frederick teams meet strong opponents in area football. Patriots travel to Seneca Valley, while Canste hastanrehasten Sauta Corral appears in local notes. Monocacy Valley Athletic League games feature Brunswick versus Smithsburg, Catoctin hosting Middletown, North Carroll at Linganore, Boonsboro at Walkersville, and Damascus at Hereford. Catoctin hosts Howard in girls soccer, and Thomas Johnson welcomes Middletown in field hockey.
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Local soccer and cross country highlights from area matches
Middletown edged Smithsburg 1-0 as Jeff Harper made two saves for the Knights and Sam Sheffler praised maintained intensity. Prospect Hall fell 3-1 to Highland View Academy and is 0-6 as Eric Witzel noted improving scoring from closer range. Singapore edged Francis Scott Key 2-1 in double overtime with J P Grimes scoring the winner. Frederick defeated Thomas Johnson 2-0 in girls soccer with Melanie Meadows and Kathy Billups scoring. Poolesville won a cross country meet, taking the top six places led by Bill Schirf in 18:34.
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Dawn Stull
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Linganore holds off FSK in high school volleyball clash
Linganore clobbers Francis Scott Key 26-6 as the Lancers improve to 3-2 with scoring from Stann and Bidella and Lukasiak passes. FSK’s Shawn Stewart found the end zone once in Thursday action. Brunswick beats Williamsport 26-6 as Johnikan leads with 115 rushing yards and Williams adds a fumble return TD.
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Linganore Ninth Graders Beat Catoctin 14 to 7
Linganore ninth grade football rallied for a 14 7 victory over Catoctin as Derron Gerlack scored twice and added a two point conversion. His late three yard score and the conversion sealed the win with 1 09 left. Robbie Grob Kevin Hawkins and Craig Corbett fueled the drive while Catoctin's Dave Mort tied the game late with a one yard run and led the Cougars with 48 rushing yards.
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Jumping Classic Opens in Baltimore Show Jumping Feature
Jumping world stars headline the Baltimore Jumping Classic at the Baltimore Civic Center opening today. Joe Fargis and Touch of Class lead a 179-horse field with 19 states and nine countries represented. The event spans three days ending with the $50,000 Mercedes Grand Prix on Sunday.
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Astros rally for 3-1 win as Heathcock 6 2/3 strong
Astros collect 14 hits including two Garner triples to back starter Jeff Heathcock who pitched 6 2/3 innings before relief from Frank DiPino in a 3-1 victory. Padres 9 Reds 4 in San Diego as Tony Gwynn homered and Carmelo Martinez drove in four behind Andy Hawkins eight hitter.
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