Europe takes 6-2 lead over U S in Ryder Cup opening
Europe dominated the first day at The Country Club Brookline led by Jesper Parnevik and Sergio Garcia as Tiger Woods and David Duval struggled. Hal Sutton and Jeff Maggert provided America's only morning/afternoon win in an opening 6-2 deficit that echoed Europe’s recent dominance.
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Lancers capitalize on Cadet fumbles to beat Frederick 27 13
Frederick turns ball over five times as Singapore led by Walt Baseler pounces on three fumbles. Baseler recovers two in 30 seconds and returns one for a TD. Linganore's Rosati and Baseler spark 27-13 Central Maryland Conference opener, Ahearn laments turnovers.
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Walkersville Lions rally to beat Boonsboro 28 6 in MVAC clash
Walkersville improved to 3-1 in the Monocacy Valley Athletic League with a strong fourth quarter scoring burst. Three touchdowns in the final period powered a 28-6 victory over Boonsboro as the Lions overcame a 7-6 halftime deficit. Cory Hoffman ran 112 yards on 18 carries and Tony Wilson added a one-yard score as Walkersville seized control late.
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Urbana routs South Carroll as Gaines explodes in 49-0 win
Urbana sophomore Billy Gaines scored three touchdowns and 143 receiving yards as Urbana blanked South Carroll 49-0. The Hawks, now 3-0 overall and 1-0 in Central Maryland Conference play, also featured John Andrews with two scores and Alex Herbert adding a five yard TD run. Kicker Josh Brown added 13 points with five extra points and two field goals.
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Riley's rough rise to majors tests Orioles patience
Orioles rookie Matt Riley, promoted Sept. 6, failed to settle in over two starts since, posting a 7.36 ERA with six runs in 7 1 3 innings. He threw 423 innings in his major league debut against Oakland, admitting fatigue and nerves but optimistic about spring training readiness and a possible future in the rotation. Orioles manager Ray Miller praised his poise and potential, noting the need for rest and development after a heavy workload.
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Surhoff 200th Hit Keys Orioles 1-0 Win Over Red Sox
B J Surhoff became the third Orioles player with 200 hits in a season as Mike Mussina struck out eight in six innings to beat Boston 1-0. Cal Ripken holds the club record with 211 hits in 1983. Boston’s magic number for a wild-card berth stayed at six over Oakland.
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