Cal Ripken Jr High Ball Brings 10307 At Eldersburg Auction
A Maryland businessman paid 10 307 dollars for a baseball autographed by Cal Ripken Jr and the 1978 Aberdeen High School team. The ball, sold at an Eldersburg auction, will be shown and rented for promotions. The sale highlights how Orioles memorabilia now fetches six figure bids.
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Torre's brother gets heart transplant delayed clincher
Frank Torre, 64, received a donor heart at Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center after four months of wait and four hours of surgery. Joe Torre called the news the best he could have hoped for as Frank prepared to watch Game 6 of the World Series. Doctors expect good long term prospects with about 90 percent one-year survival and 50 percent ten-year survival.
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Woods' father hospitalized with chest pains in Tulsa
Tiger Woods’ father Earl Woods, 64, was hospitalized with chest pains possibly due to bronchitis in Tulsa at St Francis Hospital. He was admitted to the trauma emergency center after being taken from a hotel suite around 3 a.m. Tiger Woods stayed awake through the incident and later shot an 8 over par 78, his worst round in eight tournaments since turning pro, amid distraction and frustration.
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BYU hoop star quits after felony charges
BYU basketball star Bryan Ruffner faced felony theft charges and left BYU after being charged in a Provo scheme that defrauded a local company of more than 200000 dollars. He apologized, saying his actions hurt his family, teammates, coaches, and the university, and cited violations of the honor code.
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Brigham Young
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Brigham Young University
USOC to aid endangered Olympic sports on campuses
The U S Olympic Committee pledges eight million dollars over four years in a NCAA led effort to bolster endangered Olympic sports. The program targets conferences rather than individual schools and aims to reverse declines caused by financial pressures, with a review of implementation underway.
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Yankees face possible third World Series comeback in history
In a dramatic bottom of the ninth Yankees preserve a 1-0 win as pressure builds for Game 6. Darryl Strawberry, playing hurt, and Paul O Neill made key plays while Marquis Grissom’s misplay gave New York the sole run on a misplayed fly ball. Joe Torre’s leadership cited as central as Atlanta trails 3-2.
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Green's hat trick fuels FCC playoff clinch win
Frederick Community College defeated Chesapeake 7-3 to secure a Maryland JUCO Division I men’s soccer playoff berth. Green led with a hat trick as FCC built a 3-2 halftime lead and added four goals in the second half. The Cougars finish 8-7 and travel to Catonsville for a first round Tuesday at 3:30 p.m.
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Aaron Underwood
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Jamie Layton
Jimmy Hayes
Layton
Putnam
Josh Gilmore
James Derse
Panthers edge Brunswick 1 0 in 1A South boys soccer
Hereford striker Tony Reightler featured as the Panthers’ danger, while Paul Yanchus scored early for Hereford in a 1-0 regional win over Brunswick. Brunswick finished 1-11-1 behind Eric Stratton’s five saves.
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Brunswick
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Alan Lescalleet
Eric Stratton
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County barrier meet heats up at Woodsboro Park today
Four boys teams and three girls teams vie for county cross country crowns at Woodsboro Park starting at 1 pm led by Walkersville Middletown Frederick and Linganore in the boys race while Cadets Lancers and Thomas Johnson contend the girls. Other games include Walkersville at Boonsboro and post season girls soccer at Urbana High School where Hawks host Smithsburg in the Class 2A 1A West playoffs at 2 pm.
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Hood falls to Catholic in 7-0 women's soccer defeat
Catholic University blanked Hood 7-0 in women's soccer on late Wednesday. Catholic outshot Hood 34-1 while Hood goalie Suzanne Benson recorded 19 saves. In college volleyball, Columbia Union College defeated Hood 15-5 15-3 15-8 in the regular season finale for the Blazers.
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