Stan Colberg Editor Frederick MD September 3 1991 B1
Frederick Maryland newspaper page notes editor Stan Colberg as the lead figure for a Tuesday dated issue September 3 1991. The brief item identifies byline and section designation B1.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1991
Page
15
Frederick Maryland newspaper page notes editor Stan Colberg as the lead figure for a Tuesday dated issue September 3 1991. The brief item identifies byline and section designation B1.
The Frederick Keys lost 3-1 to Prince William after Salem beat Lynchburg 5-3, dropping Frederick to last place in both halves of the Carolina League Northern Division. Kiki Hernandez hit a two run double in the ninth to break a 1-1 tie, while Frederick’s only other score came in the fourth. Pitcher Rob Blumberg allowed one run in six innings, and Allen Plaster struggled in relief. Cannons, first-half winners, advance to face Lynchburg for the division title. Dan Johnstown earned the save.
Joe Carter opened the 12th with a triple and scored on Cory Snyder’s single as the Toronto Blue Jays edged the Baltimore Orioles 5 4 in 12 innings. Gruber homered for a 4 4 tie in the eighth, Timlin pitched a clean inning for the win, as Toronto moved to 7 2 in nine games.
Jimmy Connors, at 39, defeated Aaron Krickstein in a marathon Open match lasting 4 hours 42 minutes. He trailed two sets to love but surged back to win 3-6, 7-6, 1-6, 6-3, 7-6 with a final backhand volley in the fifth set tiebreak, drawing crowd cheers and a birthday serenade.
Frederick Keys set a Carolina League attendance record with 318 354 fans this season surpassing last year’s mark. The club averaged 4 682 per game, second to Durham, amid unusually good weather and only 2 rainouts at home. Parking limited attendance at times, GM Keith Lupton noted. No major scheduling changes planned for next year beyond possible Sunday game time shifts.
Detroit, missing All-Pro Barry Sanders with sore ribs, opened the season by losing 45-0 to Washington in Pontiac. Coach Wayne Fontes cited Sanders’s pregame injury, noting Sanders practiced lightly but could not play, leaving Detroit with 152 yards of total offense and multiple injuries.
Matt Bahr drilled a 35-yard field goal with five seconds left to cap a clutch drive and give the New York Giants a 16-14 win over the San Francisco 49ers in East Rutherford. Ray Handley earned his first coaching win as the teams, the past two Super Bowl winners, played a tight defensive game in primetime.
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