Bosox claim first with Stone clutch ninth inning
Jeff Stone, making his first major league at bat of the season, lined a ninth inning single to right center as Boston beat Toronto 7-6 to move into first place in the American division with five games left. Jody Reed and Wade Boggs sparked a late rally before Stone delivered the decisive hit in Fenway Park. Toronto had taken a 6-5 lead on a two-run homer in the top of the inning before the Red Sox tied it and won.
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Jeff Stone
Red Sox
Toronto Blue Jays
Toronto
Fenway Park
Tom Henke
Jody Reed
Wade Boggs
Ellis Burks
Mike Greenwell
Boggs
Fistdar Taliy Jace
Stone
Pawtucket
Greg Myers
Felix
Jeff Grahe
Orioles Top Indians 2-0 Behind McDonald's Four-Hitter
Ben McDonald pitched a four hitter for his second shutout as Baltimore defeated Cleveland 2-0. The Orioles scored both runs on Billy Ripken's grounder in the second inning after Devereaux's double and Gomez's walk. Cleveland's only threats ended with two runners reaching second, as Sandy Alomar doubled and singled in the two instances.
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Ben McDonald
Baltimore
Billy Ripken
Cleveland Indians
McDonald
Chicago White Sox
Sandy Alomar
Felix Fermin
Sergio Valdez
Indians
Boonsboro Dominates Brunswick In Friday Football
Boonsboro routed Brunswick 21 0 extending a seven game win streak over the Railroaders. Brunswick lost its top rusher to injury and two key players to injuries as the Warriors rushed for 180 yards while Brunswick had 46. Booth courtcoach remarks on inexperience and consistency.
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Brunswick Railroaders
Boonsboro
Railroaders
Chris Viehbna
Lan Patt
Steve Grams
Mark Mitchell
Eric Lewis
Warriors
Bowers
Railroader
Joe Logan
Pirates end Beil blast lift Pirates to 6-4 win
Jay Beil snapped a 0-for-49 skid with a three run homer as the Pirates beat the Cardinals 6-4 to shrink the magic number to three for clinching the NL East. Barry Bonds added two hits and an RBI while Pittsburgh relievers shut down St Louis late.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
John Smiley
St. Louis Cardinals
Barry Bonds
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Pittsburgh
New York
Mets
Chicago
Smiley
Cardinals
Tom Pegenozzi
Pedro Guerrero
Gooden
Chicago Cubs
Hubs win 19-14 as Walkersville falters in first half
North Hagerstown Hubs start fast, scoring on opening kickoff and a 13 yard pass to lead 19-7 by Q1. Walkersville answers with a 24 yard TD and a miscue fielding punt, but North seals the win with a late first quarter rushing TD. North improves to 3-1, 3-0 in MVAL. Walkersville drops to 3-1, 2-1.
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Loudoun Valley
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Virginia
Jay Mason
Ben Wright
Mason
Walkersville
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South Hagerstown
MVAL
Williamsport
Dave Schrodel
North
Tim Burger
Walkerville
Eric Williams
Kevin Griffith
Steve Lowe
Gerry Sipe Ayghtions
Monte Key
E.J. Fuller
Mike Bowers
Dan Cunningham
Palmer
Mike Thompson
Shawn Ferguson
Catoctin Air Attack Halts FSK 27 0 in Thurmont
Catoctin Cougars, 1-1 in the Monocacy Valley Athletic League, relied on a second half surge led by quarterback Chad Umbel to defeat Francis Scott Key 27-0. Umbel replaced an injured starter, threw for 130 yards and two TDs, and got strong help from his line and defense to snap a losing streak and hand FSK its 0-4 start.
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James Gang
Catoctin
Cougars
Chad Umbel
Francis Scott Key
Susembhonn Catantin Hant
Eagles
Umbel
Greg Savage
Boonsboro
Gray
Savage
FSK
Jason Nunnelee
Scott Baker
Brian Dugan
Humphries to start for Redskins vs Cardinals in Phoenix
In Tempe Arizona Stan Humphries rises from scout to starter for Washington against Phoenix after Mark Rypien injures his left knee. Humphries must prove he can run the system as coach Joe Gibbs and Bugel note his mobility and potential while Hogeboom waits as backup.
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Stan Humphries
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Mark Rypien
Dallas
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Stan
Joe Gibbs
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Gary Hogeboom
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