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New York and Milwaukee games highlighted with team rosters and box score snippets. Orioles and Blue Jays exchange runs as Baltimore falls to Toronto. Chicago and St Louis results noted with pitchers and batting. NBA and NFL moves listed, plus college athletics staff changes and league-wide transactions.
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Rangers rally past Athletics 7 6 in Arlington thriller
Mark McLemore delivered a two out RBI single in the eighth as the Texas Rangers edged Oakland 7-6 to stay alive in the AL West and wild card races. Zane Smith pitched eight strong for Boston in a 5-1 win over Detroit, improving to 8-8 with four strikeouts.
Fernandez wins seventh straight as White Sox blank Royals
Alex Fernandez pitched six solid innings to earn his seventh consecutive victory after a one inning 6-0 surge, leading the Chicago White Sox to a 7-0 win over Kansas City. Ryan Klesko slugged a three run homer and drove in four as Atlanta beat Philadelphia 5-1. Wil Cordero tied it with a ninth inning double and Tim Laker scored as Montreal topped Florida 5-4. Greg Swindell and three relievers shutout Pittsburgh 2-0 in Houston, keeping wild card hopes alive.
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Patriots sweep Lancers in straight sets volleyball clash
TJ Hanover hosts a girls volleyball match dominating Trenton Lancers 15 0 in the opening game. Marshall sparks the win with six spike kills while Singanore’s Crown and others rally in game two before TJ closes 15 18. Third game 15 2 seals TJ victory as Singapore coach Thompson notes improved digging and offense. Lancers drop to 0 4 on season with tough early schedule.
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Walter Johnson Edges Linganore in OT Soccer Thriller
Walter Johnson defeated Linganore 2-1 in overtime to hand the 41-1 Lancers their first loss. Paul Clark tied the match with 38 seconds left in regulation with an assist from Carl Wierks as Walter Johnson outshot Linganore 17-15. Frank Ali had eight saves for Linganore.
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Knights sweep five team cross country meet at Middletown
Middletown dominates both boys and girls divisions in a five team meet with Thomas Johnson North Carroll South Carroll and Liberty. Jason Stick of Middletown wins the boys race in 16 51 setting a course record while John Normoyle leads Middletown to second. Kerri Braun of South Carroll wins the girls race in 20 41 as Middletown runners take top spots including Laura Sisson and Jennifer Klipp.
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Orioles Rally To Sweep Five Of Six In Win Over Opponent
Orioles won five of six games as a 2-0 lead held. Huson and Mark Smith opened the seventh with doubles to 3-0, then Bobby Bonilla extended with a two-run double after Anderson walked. Pat Hentgen allowed five runs in seven innings, dropping to 10-13, with one win in his last 12 home starts dating to May 31.
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Coleman salutes Redskins peers after long NFL career
Coleman thanks former coaches Jack Pardee and Joe Gibbs and current coach Norv Turner, plus team owner Jack Kent Cooke who missed the news conference. He credits teammates Jacoby Green Darryl Grant and Dallas Hickman for making 16 years feel like play and war, and making Redskin Park a pleasant weekly stop.
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Maxwell Signs with 76ers. shifts to point guard
Vernon Maxwell, after a 10 game suspension with the Houston Rockets for striking a fan, signed with the Philadelphia 76ers on Tuesday and will move from shooting guard to point guard as his new role.
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