Flanagan Named Orioles Pitching Coach
Phil Regan announced former Orioles pitcher Mike Flanagan as the new pitching coach for the Baltimore Orioles. Flanagan, a 15 season Orioles veteran and 1979 Cy Young winner, returns to the club with no prior coaching experience while Regan emphasizes shared pitching philosophy and credibility with the staff.
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Orioles appoint Regan new skipper focusing on pitching
Phil Regan, named Orioles manager, stresses pitching, speed and defense over relying on three-run homers. Hall of Famer Mike Flanagan named pitching coach. Owner Peter Angelos mulls executive moves amid aging leadership. Regan cites managing arms and confidence as keys, citing Jack Morris and past pitching plans.
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Expos' Alou named National League manager of the year
Felipe Alou, who steered Montreal to the majors best record before the strike, is named NL manager of the year by 27 of 28 first place votes. Alou, 59, regrets the season interruption but praises his team's rise and leadership.
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Low-key Sheffler a coaching legend
Bob Sheffler, a trusted math teacher, is Middletown High’s longtime head soccer coach since 1974 with a 247-39-10 record, two state titles, six state semifinals, and 12 MLAC championships. Known for a soft demeanor, he bears a fierce inner drive, coaches youth teams, and juggles a heavy teaching load including college calculus.
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Touching all the bases by Stan Goldberg
Middletown figures praise coach Bob Sheffler for patience and fair play. AD Ron Engle and assistant coach Brian Barkdoll cite his ability to relate to players and build a strong team. Sheffler, a Middletown product, starred in basketball and soccer at Middletown High School and played soccer at Boston University.
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Montana Lifts Chiefs Over Broncos On Final TD
Joe Montana threw a 5 yard touchdown pass to Willie Davis with eight seconds left to give the Kansas City Chiefs a 31 28 win over the Denver Broncos in Denver. The victory ends KC’s 11 game skid at Mile High Stadium and snaps Denver’s four game home slide.
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Redskins start Frerotte at quarterback over Shuler vs Colts
Washington will start Gus Frerotte, a seventh-round rookie from Tulsa, at quarterback against the Indianapolis Colts, replacing injured Heath Shuler who sprained his right ankle. Frerotte earned the nod over veteran John Friesz after impressing in training camp and practice.
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Cavaliers edge South Carroll in girls soccer thriller
The Cavaliers beat TJ 3-2 as Lindsey Vosloh scored all three South Carroll goals in the second half after Amber Chutter tied it. TJ keeper Laura Thompson made 18 saves as South Carroll outshot TJ 27-13. TJ JV won 2-1 to improve to 13-0.
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Warriors win MVAL golf title over Lions at Glade Valley
Boonsboro defeated host Walkersville 332 to 341 to capture the Monocacy Valley Athletic League golf tournament at Glade Valley Golf Club. Middletown finished third at 348. Catoctin fourth 361. Brunswick fifth 370. North Hagerstown sixth 370. James Massey of the Warriors was low medalist with 7 under par. Shannon Hartman, Ryan Reid and Brendon Coyne tied for second at 81.
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