Major league Saturday baseball schedule and venues
A compact schedule lists games across multiple cities for Saturday. Matches include Gates versus Cimesamats in Los Angeles at 3:20 pm, Mlanty against San Francisco at 5:05 pm, New York at Philadelphia at 7:05 pm, Omveago at Puttsburgh at 7:05 pm, Wanteal at St Louis at 7:05 pm, BOS versus Houston at San Diego at 10:08 pm, and Sunday games: New York at Philadelphia at 1:35 pm, Chocazo at Pottsburgh at 3:35 pm, Montval at St Lawes at 7:15 pm, Gineinnate at Los Angeles at 8:05 pm, Atlanta at San Francisco at 4:05 pm, and Houston at San Diego at 4:44 pm.
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Holt
Towson State women tennis hands Mount St Marys first loss
Towson State University handed Mount St. Marys its first defeat of the year in women's college tennis on Thursday. The Mount women are now 2-1 after opening with Navy 9-0 and beating Shepherd.
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Rookie Claar Grady Tie For First In Boston Golf Tour Opener
Brian Claar tied Wayne Grady for the first round lead at the Bank of Boston Golf Tourney in Sutton Massachusetts. Claar, 27, Birdied six times with one bogey at Pleasant Valley CC to post 66. Grady, who had a hot start with birdies, matched 66 amid shifting winds. Wayne Levi Bobby Wadkins Larry Rinker and Bill Glasson sat two back at 68, with a pack of players at 69 including Davis Love III and several veterans. Defending champ George Burns and U S Open champ Ray Floyd struggled to 74 and 76 respectively as many near the cut.
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Falcons Host Virginia Storm After Tight League Standings
The Frederick Falcons, 14 10 winners over Chambersburg, travel to Manassas to face the Virginia Storm on Saturday at Davis Ford Park. Frederick sits in a four way tie for first in the Continental Interstate Football League while Virginia sits 2 2 and tied for fifth. Roo Meehan has 56 completions for 794 yards and nine touchdowns this season. Randy Keeney leads Frederick with 154 receiving yards. David Dixon tops Frederick in rushing with 98 yards.
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Weaver Looks Forward To A Busy Retirement After Orioles
Earl Weaver, amid retirement after the 1986 season, plans golf in Florida to restore his eight handicap, embark on a Caribbean cruise, and spend time in his vegetable garden and with his children. He recalls past golf matches with Dave Johnson and jokes about Boog Powell and Palmer, while noting his one tenth ownership of a three year old filly and ongoing horse racing interests.
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Walkersville Wins JV Soccer. Middletown Falls 2 1 in Opener
Waynesboro edges Middletown 2 1 as Sam Wible scores the decisive goal in the second half. Middletown led 1 0 on Shawn Miller’s goal, then Wilhide equalized for Waynesboro. Bob Sheffler’s Knights outshot 17 8. Loughry and Murphy combined for saves.
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Maryland coaches press for drug test disclosure after first positive
Maryland coaches urge notification after an athlete first tests positive for drugs, with current policy withholding identity until a second positive. Driesell and a pending university review frame the debate, as athletic leaders stress responsibility to players while officials consider timing changes for 1987-85.
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Slaughter
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Arthur A. Marshall Jr
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Message to Vietnam veterans forms Frederick County VVA
The Frederick County Chapter of the VVA seeks veterans who served August 1964 to May 1975 to join and lead. A meeting is set for 7:20 on Sept 16 behind Horn Electric, 4th East Patrick St Frederick Md, with officer elections and a military survival knife raffle.
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