Scorecard reflects Friday games across majors
Detroit beats New York 10 2 while Milwaukee edges Baltimore. Chicago and Seattle both win. Kansas City and Minnesota lose. Rest of schedule lists interleague and NL games with multiple pitchers noted, plus NBA and football tidbits and trades.
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Angels Rally Past White Sox 4-0 in West Coast Showdown
California broke a scoreless tie in the third as Gary Pettis reached on an infield hit stole second and scored on a Daryl Sconiers sacrifice fly. Rupert Jones aided the rally with a bunt, while Tom Seaver yielded three runs in the seventh as the Angels expanded their lead to four.
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Gary Pettis
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McMahon Leads Bears Past Vikings in Fourth-Quarter Rally
Injured quarterback Jim McMahon returned to throw three touchdown passes in the third quarter as the Chicago Bears erased a 17-9 deficit to beat the previously unbeaten Minnesota Vikings 33-24. Steve Fuller started at QB for Chicago, while Kramer kept Minnesota in contention with two long touchdown passes to Anthony Carter.
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Wilbur Marshall
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Dennis McKinnon
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Jan Stenerud
Berra Testifies in Cocaine Case Involving Dodgers Night
Former baseball star Yogi Berra described buying a gram of cocaine from McCue and sharing it with his wife during a rainout at a Dodgers home game. He said he did not consider the drug illegal and that teammate Rod Scurry used cocaine during games for the Pirates.
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Mariners Top Royals 6 4 On Ninth Inning Rally
Alvin Davis and Dave Henderson delivered ninth inning doubles to lift Seattle past Kansas City 6-4. Davis led off the frame against Dan Quisenberry, scoring Nelson on Henderson's double and Moses' single capped the rally. Ed Nunez earned the win, Dave Tobik the save as Seattle improved to 10-8 in the stretch.
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Brunswick Tops Fairfield Behind Bentley Hat Trick
Brunswick defeated Fairfield as Frank Bentley scored his second hat trick of the season. Brunswick outshot Fairfield 19 to 5, with Mark Fisher making four saves while Fairfield’s goalkeeper stopped 12 shots.
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Goucher Tops Hood 2 1 In Women’s Field Hockey Showdown
Goucher defeated Hood College 2-1 with Barbara Thompson scoring both goals and Marilyn Mahoney assisting on the first. Hood’s Karen Geriak scored in the second half as Hood failed to win, finishing with 0-2 on the year. Both teams had 16 shots. Hood goalie Jane Halfen made six saves. Hood’s next game is Saturday at 1 p.m. vs Washington College.
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Barbara Thompson
Marilyn Mahoney
Karen Geriak
Jane Halfen
Suzie Selmeth
Washington College
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Wendy Reese
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Leslie Bartlett
Suzanne Hackler
Chris Campbell
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Liberty 14 Linganore 12 in ninth grade football
Liberty defeated Linganore 14 to 12 as Chris Lightfoot scored on a 3 yard run for the Lancers in the first quarter and Robbie Grob threw a 65 yard touchdown pass to Craig Corbett in the second quarter.
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Jesse Ketterman
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Kerry Knott
Danny Lang
Knott
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Danny Scheel
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Chris Lightfoot
Robbie Grob
Craig Corbett
Vikings beat Lions in area volleyball 4 set thriller
Viking volleyball improved to 3-0 with a 15-7 15-7 12-15 15-7 win over Lions on Thursday. Hall led Walkersville with strong serving and defense in a competitive area matchup.
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Vikings Sweep Volleyball Matches For Prospect Hall
Liz McNally delivered 16 service points as Prospect Hall won the varsity and junior varsity contests. Earlier, the Vikings beat Highland View Academy 6-15 15-8 15-8 15-11 in a varsity clash. Catoctin beat THURMONT North Carroll 15-3 15-7 15-3. Sheryl Walters posted 10 service points for Catoctin. Panthers won the junior varsity 15-10 15-5.
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NL roundup highlights leaders and notable NL games
The notes cover NL East leaders extending a winning streak and detail individual performances. Dave Rucker earned a win in his first start since 1983, Rocky Childress and Don Carman finished the game, while Matt Keough took the loss in his first NL start since 1983. Vince Coleman joined a select club with 100 steals in a season. The Pirates beat the Expos 8-6 after a late scoring sequence, Andre Dawson contributed for Montreal, and Hubie Brooks hit a grand slam. In San Francisco, Dave Dravecky allowed nine hits as the Padres surged to 11-3. Cincinnati's Nick Esasky and Pete Rose starred in an 15-5 win over Atlanta, with Rose extending his streak of 100-hit seasons to 23. Tom Browning, undefeated rookie status confirmed, helped the Reds’ five-game streak.
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Sal Butera
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Sid Bream
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Joe Orsulak
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Gene Garber
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County golfers set for 18 hole Fredrick County Championship
The Frederick County Golf Championship starts at 9 a.m. at Eaglehead Country Club with Arelouwag VuaMipaun LiedsLe Alle Thomas Johnson favorites. John Kaczmarek and Scott Keller lead their teams as Adam Stern and Mike Gray pace Walkersville. The schedule shifts to 18 holes after a 3:40 p.m. start for county matches, with football and boys soccer also on tap today.
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