Orioles Top Brewers 4-2 Behind McGregor Ripkee Jr Powers Win
Baltimore built a 2-0 lead in the second inning as Lowenstein, Dauer, Dempsey, and Bumbry sent two runs home. McGregor and Stewart closed it, with Stewart earning his seventh save after a late threat by Milwaukee. Gibson lasted 4 1 3 innings for the loser as Waits escaped bases loaded trouble in the fifth.
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Catoctin Edges Smithsburg 9-6 In Tough MVL Showdown
Catoctin’s defense overwhelmed Smithsburg as the Cougars edged the Leopards 9-6. Rob Warthen ran 23 times for 109 yards and broke through with a 1 yard TD after a Smithsburg score. Parker and Owens stood out on defense as Catoctin moved to 3-0, 2-0 in the Monocacy Valley League while Smithsburg slipped to 2-1, 1-1.
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Pfister Fox pace Walkersville in 25 10 comeback win
Pfister and Fox each scored twice as Walkersville overcame an early 3 0 deficit to defeat Francis Scott Key 25 10. Pfister threw 8 passes for 75 yards and ran for 30, while Fox added 170 total yards and a pair of touchdowns. The Lions built a 19 3 halftime lead and held on as Key managed a single touchdown in the fourth quarter. Henderson totaled 170 rushing yards for the Eagles and Angell added 59 on the ground with one interception.
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Brunswick Rolls Over Williamsport in 31-0 Rout
Brunswick offensive line dominates as Railroaders roll to a third straight win to improve to 3-0 overall and 3-0 in the MVAL. Metheny Stocks and Naylor combine for 161 rushing yards and three touchdowns, with Williamsport held to 12 rushing yards at halftime and 0 points. Ed Moats leads Williamsport with 112 yards.
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Overconfident Frederick Cadets Lose 20-0 to South Hagerstown
Frederick High Coach Steve Wilson blamed overconfidence for an 0-3 start after the Cadets were shut out 20-0 by South Hagerstown. South outgained Frederick 259 to 59, held the ball longer, and forced five Cadet turnovers as injuries hampered Frederick's depth.
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Middletown Thrashes North Carroll 55-0 in MVAL tilt
Middletown overpowering North Carroll 55-0 as the Knights limit the visitors to 24 yards and two first downs while piling up 306 yards on offense. Key plays include interceptions returned for scores and a dominant defensive effort led by Matt McGreevy and Chris Cassetti. Glagola throws for 165 yards and runs for two, Keeney scores twice, Main, Burdette, and Haga contribute touchdowns.
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Linganore Lancers open season with win over Boonsboro
Linganore led by Mike Rickerds passing 71 yards to Tom Evans and a 46 yard TD run, plus a 64 yard punt return by Darrin Lesie, defeated Boonsboro 16 in Friday action. Rickerds scored again in third as Linganore’s defense held.
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Perry to retire from major league baseball
Gryford Perry, a member of baseballs elite 30 victory club, announced Friday night that he is retiring after 21 years in professional baseball The AS year old Perry says The time has come Twenty five years in professional baseball 21 in the big leagues 690 major league starts 314 wins two Cy Young Awards It s been great
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