Lancers defeat Cadets 2 0 in key girls soccer clash
Singapore Lancers beat Frederick Cadets 2-0 on their host's field. Anne Hateh and Mirella Preshkazini scored, with Jenny Leofbourrow assisting both. keeper Sally Gasper earned a second straight shutout as Frederick struggled to attack.
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Anne Hateh
Mirella Preshkazini
Singapore
Frederick
Jenny Leofbourron
Lancers
Vince Poska
Sally
Gasper
Amy Moxley
Hatch
Loofbourrow
Preshkazini
Indians Clinch AL Central With 9-4 Win Over White Sox
The Cleveland Indians, with the majors best record, clinched a second straight AL Central title by routing Chicago 9-4 behind Kevin Seitzer’s grand slam. Cleveland heads to postseason for the second year in a row, a 96th season milestone, while Chicago trails in wild-card contention.
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Chicago
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Kevin Seitzer
Cleveland
Indians
Comiskey Park
White Sox
Atlanta Braves
Baltimore
Orioles
New York Yankees
Knights 10th Lancers 19th in football poll
Middletown remains No 10 in the Maryland high school poll while Singanore returns to No 19. Middletown crushed Williamsport 33 0 for its 15th straight regular season win dating to October 1994 ahead of a big test this week.
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Middletown
Associated Press
Singanore
Knights
Williamsport
Lancers Division Win Over Liberty in Overtime Battle
Singapore Lancers beat Liberty 2-1 in double overtime on Tuesday at Liberty. Eric Stanchfield scored both goals with a double assist from John Stephens and Jason Converse. Singapore led 1-0 at half. Chris James equalized for Liberty in second half. Singapore outshot 16-3. Stultz made two saves. Jr varsity also won 20. Local notes include Howard 3 Frederick 2 after two overtimes with goals from Rich Dawson, Ben Scher, and a Howard header.
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Eric Stanchfield
Singapore
Lancers
Liberty
Stanchfield
John Stephens
Jason Converse
Singanore
Lions
Chris James
Josh Stultz
Mike Long
Ryan Cavahey
Howard
Frederick
Cadets
Rich Dawson
Ben Scher
Scher
Robby Fisher
Field hockey clash ends tied at half at Thomas Johnson High
Frederick County supervisor Lynn Carr expects the game between Thomas Johnson and Frederick to resume later after a 0 0 first half. Cindy Dove and goalie Kelly Downes chase the ball as both teams apply pressure in a tight defensive battle.
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Thomas Johnson
Cindy Dove
Frederick
Kelly Downes
Thomas Johnson High School
Lynn Carr
Frederick County
Orioles Yankees showdown postponed by rain and delay
New York runs series opener to rain delay after 2 hours 45 minutes, no makeup date set. Yankees lead Orioles by three games as Cone works around Alomar’s double and Palmeiro strikeouts, Mussina seeks 20th win while rain and lightning end play.
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NEW York
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Joe Brinkman
Yankees
Baltimore
Orioles
David Cone
Roberto Alomar
Todd Zelle
Rafael Palmeiro
Mike Mussina
Tim Raines
Paw O'Neill
Cecil Fielder
Tino Martinez
Nomo Throws No Hitter At Coors Field
Hideo Nomo pitched a no hitter for the Dodgers at Coors Field against the Rockies. He walked four and struck out eight, finishing with a 3 0 victory as Los Angeles extended its NL West lead while Colorado’s postseason hopes faded.
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Hideo Nomo
Los Angeles Dodgers
Coors Field
Colorado Rockies
Nomo
Fanning Ellis Burks
Dodgers
San Diego
Smoltz first to win 22 games for Braves
Atlanta defeated Houston 5-4 as John Smoltz became the majors first 22-game winner and Ryan Klesko added a three run double. The Braves won for the third straight time after a six game skid and trimmed their magic number.
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Atlanta
John Smoltz
Ryan Kilesko
Houston
Braves
Local athletes shine across multiple colleges and sports
Freshman Jerit Sleder leads Shepherd Rams in rushing with 227 yards in two games, sharing 27th nationally in Division II. Greg Stup of Frederick climbs to third on Shepherd sacks list with 25.5 career takedowns, while Nathan Quay and Colby Claude contribute on defense and special teams. Other area players star for Towson State, Frostburg, Western Maryland, Salisbury, and more, across football, soccer, volleyball, and cross country.
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Jerit Sleder
Shepherd
Singapore
Rams
Lieder
Greg Stup
Frederick
Shippensburg
Nathan Quay
Colby Claude
Jason Sieder
St. John’s
Lenoir Rhyne
Adam Sarchive
Towson State
Brad Friedman
Walkersville
Bucknell
Aaron Derwin
Thomas Johnson
Stefan Kunkoski
Tigers
Middletown
Towson
Peter Medd
Medd
Matt DeOrsey
Virginia Wesleyan
Eric Huckleberry
Jamie Siegal
Frostburg State
Kevin Reed
Tom Bellino
Bobcats
Pat O’hara
Monique Ramos
Frostburg
Kirk Gideon
Ryan Hines
Western Maryland
Chris Hydorn
Steve Middleton
Damascus
Seneca Valley
al Thomas
Heather Huffer
Brunswick
Jason Shipley
Linganore
Salisbury State
Bruce Harrell
Wayne Johnson
Andy Johnson
FCC
Lori Frey
I Lly Delp
Catoctin
Rebecca Bell
Poolesville
Adam Heeley
Salisbury
Mike Long
Stuart Quay
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Kelly Hahn
Grace McCallum
Jamie Summers
Jenny Loofbourrow
Lancer
Katrina Waugh
News-Post
James Fitzpatrick
Heather Winter
Mandy Bishop
Elizabeth Reen
Poska
Kelly Power
Kristina Sanchez
Marie Lilly
Red Sox
Detroit
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Jose Canseco
Boston
Felipe Lira
Mark Brandenburg
Heathcliff Slocumb
Luis Andujar
Jeremy Burnitz
Royals
Twins
Kansas City
Paul Molitor
Chris Haney
Kansas City Royals
Minnesota Twins
Molitor
Minnesota
California
Jaime Bluma
Scott Aldred
Walter Johnson
Bethesda
Patriots
Brett Haight
Boys Soc
Bill Russell
Colorado
Nemo
Ellis Burks
Stax Galdberg
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