Ricci to Start as Keys Go For Series Win
Frederick Keys righthander Rick Ricci gets the start in game five of the Carolina League playoffs against the Kinston Indians at Harry Grove Stadium. Oscar Munoz counters for Kinston, seeking a 7-0 mark, in a rematch of the opener won 6-4 by Frederick. Ricci, 7-12 with a 4.41 ERA in the regular season, has allowed only three earned runs in his last 19.1 innings.
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Kinston forces fifth game in Carolina League playoffs
In a wild seventh inning, four Keys infielders erred as Kinston built an 8-2 lead and held on to win 8-5 at Harry Grove Stadium. Frederick, hurt by five errors, rallying to 8-5 with late threats, but could not overcome the Indians. Key moments included Costa’s three-run homer and Sanders’ diving grab that preserved Kinston’s lead. Moon praised his club’s effort despite the miscues.
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Agassi and Becker Reach U S Open Semifinals
Andre Agassi blasted Andrei Cherkasov 6 2 6 2 6 3 to advance to the U S Open semifinals where he will face Boris Becker in a high profile clash. Agassi seeks his first Grand Slam title as he showcases flashy play and aggressive serving.
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Agassi Dominates With Power Racket On Tour Slugging
US star Agassi, 20, overwhelms Cherkasov with relentless deep shots and net attacks. Becker, defending champion, steadies after early wobble to topple Krickstein and eyes first Grand Slam as Lendl exits, while Krickstein’s baseline game falters against Becker’s late surge.
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Maryland forward Jesse Martin to focus on academics this year
Maryland coach Gary Williams announced Jesse Martin will stay at the University of Maryland but will not play basketball this season. The 6-foot-4 junior forward will concentrate on his studies after being released from his scholarship and considering a transfer. Williams noted the NCAA sanctions and Maryland’s stricter academic standards. Martin intends to improve his grades and basketball skills while remaining in school.
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Geiger Likely To Be Named Maryland Athletic Director
Andy Geiger of Stanford is expected to be named Maryland's new athletic director replacing Lew Perkins who resigned for a post at Connecticut. He has led Stanford since 1978 and will guide a program under NCAA sanctions while Maryland coach Williams discusses probation and TV exposure for incoming freshmen.
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Pirates overpower Mets with Tomlin three hitter comeback
Randy Tomlin hurled a three hitter for his first major league complete game as the Pirates routed the Mets 7-1 to widen their NL East lead to 3½ games. Pittsburgh swept a two game doubleheader and extended a six game winning streak, while New York dropped its fourth in a row to left handed starters.
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