Orioles Clinch Shutout as McDonald Dominates
Jim McDonald tossed a complete game with 10 strikeouts as the Orioles beat the Angels 5-0 behind early runs and solid support from Hoiles Segui Ripken and Voigt. The righty allowed five runs over seven innings, but the bullpen preserved the lead.
Open era record highlighted by dramatic U S Open day
Players powered through first round action as Steffi Graf Conchita Martinez Gabriela Sabatini Jana Novotna Anke Huber Manuela Maleeva-Fragniere Mary Pierce and Amanda Coetzer posted straight set wins. Goran Ivanisevic and Andrei Medvedev wowed crowds with 19 aces and a 38 point third set tiebreak the longest in U S Open history while Mats Wilander overcame Jaime Oncins in a tight finish and Medvedev dazzled at age 19 with a confident U S Open debut title run materializing.
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Redskins face spotlight as Elewombi adapts to pro football
Redskin Elewomski, former college football lineman with a soccer start in Snow College and BYU, prepares for a national television showcase. He faced top NFL pass rushers like Mecklenburg Simmons Coleman and Taylor after stepping into a pivotal left tackle role amid nerves and high expectations. Haley praised for his quick edge and strength, while Elewombi acknowledges the challenge of proving himself on a Monday night stage.
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Padres thump Marlins 13-5 as Cianfrocco Gardner Bell lead
Archi Cianfrocco Jeff Gardner and Derek Bell each collected three hits to spark a 13-5 Padres win over the Florida Marlins. In St Louis Todd Zeile’s two ribbies and Bernard Gilkey’s two-run homer keyed a 7-4 Cardinals victory over the Reds. Monocacy youth basketball to hold organizational meeting Sept 9 at Balenger Creek Elementary cafeteria for grades 3-10. contact Ken Tribble at 365-3929.
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Southern States Frederick Co-op advertises Happy Jack Seat Cat Flea Shampoo. All new biodegradable formula claims quick flea kill and lasting effect. Contact 662 6165 for details.
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Klingenbeck Improves as Haynes Shines for Keys Pitching
Klingenbeck battled arm trouble, returning to shut out Kinston over seven innings on June 6 as he refined his speed changes. Haynes, Orioles’ 1991 draftee, rebounded from a rough stretch to post a 12-7 record with a 3.10 ERA and 160 strikeouts in 165.1 innings, aided by a developing curve and improved changeup. Eshelman healed from elbow surgery, delivering seven innings of no-hit ball in a 2-1 win on June 25 and showing better control and confidence recently. Sachinsky progressed from an early-season struggle to a steadier role with a change-up and improved curve, earning praise as possibly the most consistent starter. McCall envisions all five starters advancing to Bowie next year if current form continues.
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Milanovich poised to lead Duffner’s run and shoot at Maryland
Scott Milanovich, star recruit from Butler High School, threw for 2,800 yards and 3 touchdowns as a senior. He passed 114 of 226 for 1,520 yards and 19 TDs, helping Butler to a 10-2-1 record and 4A title while facing Virginia in his college debut. Duffner praises Milanovich’s offense knowledge and vision.
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