Major league scorecard summary affects multiple games
Teams listed include Seattle Moore at Detroit Terrell and Minnesota Viola at Toronto Daws with various p.m. start times. Cleveland Smith faces Boston while Oakland Codiclt travels to New York Co. and Calorna Romanck meets Baltimore Marines. Chicago Burns clashes with Texas Mason as the schedule wraps a busy night.
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Terrell
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Daws
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Smith
Oakland
Codiclt
New York
Romanck
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Marines
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Burns
Texas
Mason
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Mion
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Yankees promote Armstrong and Deshaws pitchers from Albany
Baseball briefs report the New York Yankees recalling pitcher Mike Armstrong and reliever Deshaws from Columbus in the International League, with promotions for Brad Arnsberg and Doug Drabeh from Albany of the Eastern League.
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Yankees
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Dim Deshaws
Fhom Colyebus
Brad Arnsberg
Doug Drabeh
Albany
Columbus
Patriots blank Rebels in hot area opener
Thomas Johnson defeated South Hagerstown 2-0 as Chris Helms and Julio Herrera scored first half and late goals. Heat around 97 degrees affected play with Scott Montgomery making four saves for TJ. Junior varsity also opened with a 4-0 win over St Maria Goretti.
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Patriots
Chris Helms
Julio Herrera
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Patton McKinley
Chuck Nichols
Rebels
Scott Montgomery
South Hagerstown
Scott
Nichols
St Maria Goretti
Chris Wienke
Rob Dia
Harley Tran
Dia
Ken Petto
Jamie Geary
Hancock caps opening win over Maryland School for the Deaf
Larry Flowers ran in two touchdowns for Hancock in a 20 0 season opener as MSD failed to pass and gained 43 rushing yards. Dave Kerns found Eric Michael for a 22 yard TD, while Hancock posted 181 passing yards and a single TD.
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Martinsburg
Dwayne Diggs
Diggs
John Mangold
Mike Hosey
William DeMarr
Boonsboro
Catoctin
Thurmont
Catoetin
Mark Topper
Cougars
Mark Kuhn
Tim
Hancock
Larry Flowers
Maryland School For the Deaf
Orioles
Flowers
Panthers
Dave Kerns
Eric Michael
MSD
Pats coach steps down after state title era ends
Thomas Johnson High School seeks a new head coach as Joy Comer departures follow a 6 14 season in 83 84 and an 8 12 campaign last year. The Patriots, last state champions in 1983, are reviewing applications for the role.
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Frederick County
Thomas Johnson
Joy Comer
Comer
Patriots
Jim Kennedy
Kennedy
Dickman
Meadowlark Lemon to headline Frederick banquet
Meadowlark Lemon famed Harlem Globetrotters star turned Bucketeers headliner will speak at an October banquet to benefit Operation Outreach. Former Oriole Pat Kelly is also listed for the event at the Sheraton Inn Frederick hosted by the Frederick Union Rescue Mission.
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Meadowlark Lemon
Harlem Globetrotters
The
Bucketeers
Sheraton Inn-Frederick
Frederick Union Rescue Mission, Inc
Baltimore Oriole
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Lemon
Globetrotters
Astros Top Pirates 4-3 Behind Davis Mumphrey RBIs
Glenn Davis and Jerry Mumphrey drove in two runs each to lift the Houston Astros to a 4-3 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Bob Knepper improved to 12-10, tying Dave Roberts for the franchise record of most wins by a lefty. Knepper allowed eight hits over eight innings and Dave Smith earned his 21st save. The victory capped an eight-in-nine run for Houston.
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Jerry Mumphrey
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Bob Knepper
Dave Roberts
Knepper
Dave Smith
New York
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International Professional Tennis Council
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McEnroe
Steve Winyard
Bob Howe
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