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Indians in 11 Race Expo Is for a Head Start Capital B D Comics SATURDAY D Religion Sports Aug. 25,1990 87 BEOOKS HATCH "Chris turned in a fine perfor- Fer The Cap Ital mance," Mayo coach Will Trinidad OORVALLIS, Ore. - Thursday's said. "It helped us a lot because it loilng pitcher checked hli dlsap- kept our two other pitchers fresh for pointment at the gate when he left the remainder of the tournament." Taylor field that night and came For the third straight tourney back ready to play yesterday. game the Wildcats, broke on top with Kayo's Brett O'Dea was knocked a three-run third inning. around to a M loas to Bayamon, O'Dea's double drove in Eric P.B. the day before. But he rebound- Scott, but he was thrown out trying «d wttfe fovr hits «n4 three ftBIs to for third. Brewer followed with a apart the Wildcat*1 M victory over single and held at third when Mark MtfUnd, Mich., yesterday at the Foster doubled. American Legion World Series. Midland should have been out of The 11-year-old left fielder had a the inning with no further damage •-. -..: triple, a double, two singles, three but third baseman Frank Accetta RBI* and an outstanding catch In threw high on Jerry Nicklon's groun- toft field. He raised his tourney der. The ball still beat Nlcklon to the but, fcnl HI dutfctd ABIs and three steals. Wroblewski'i sweep tag and Brewer By eliminating Midland (38-9), the scored. Wildcats (88-7) assured themselves Foster made It 3-0 on the tall end of no wane than fourth place, the. of a double steal two pitches later. best finish by a Maryland team O'Dea's two-run triple made It 5-1 •nice Gheverty placed third in 1975. in the fourth. Foster's solo homer Mayo plays Textrkana, Ark, to- and a two-run single by Chuck Mao- ntfht Jrt either 5:M or 10:35 p.m. kin put Midland safely ahead 9-1 In BST. the fifth. The only mistake O'Dea made O'Dea also had the defensive play yesterday was getting thrown out of the afternoon, an over-the-ihoul- trying to extend a double into a der grab at the warning track of triple in Mayo's three-run third In- Coby Garner's drive In the fourth ning. inning "It frit good (to win)," O'Dea Brewer pitched five-hit ball said. "Yesterday I didn't have a through seven innings before tiring r'J^ll 'I good day, We finally started hitting. in the eighth. He surrendered oppo- We were flat" against Bayamon. site field RBI doubles to Steve Mon- ., ?H Mayo also turned a big double ey and Accetta to make It 8-4. play to end a Midland threat in the Garner then launched another shot r seventh and Chris Brewer saved to left, but O'Dea caught It at the AP photo wear and tear on the pitching staff base of the fence and Brewer held on Mayo'e Mint Foster •ocoptk^MMHiyvo finnint} at yeetenfry1* M victory. by going the distance. (See MAYO, Page B5) ' Race Expo is 1 f' Indians r- for a head start By JOE GROSS Sports Editor 10-Mile Run Everything is in readiness for tomorrow's 7:45 a.m. start of the in 11 WNDfc Tomorrow, 7:45 a.m. 15th Annapolis 10-Mile Run. WKJK: Start, flnlth at By JOE GROSS Approximately 3,500 runners will Navy-MirUM Corps Stadium Sports Editor participate in the event that has NUUKM OF IRMMRS: 3,560 BALTIMORE - When Gregg Ol- become known as Maryland's pre- NOST:AnrapoUsStrld«t miere 10-mile road race and is the FACTS: Tht 16th running of the son came in last night to pitch the fifth largest 10-mile event in the Annapoll. 40-Jllfo Run It th» fifth, ninth inning for the Orioles, it was to country largnt field In Uw nation for a 10-; save a win for Curt Schilling. He While the running doesn't start ' riffle* eVenC" was not successful. until tomorrow, the pre-race events Instead, Olson gave up a game- begin this afternoon with the number discount certificates for athletic tying home run to Cleveland pinch- pick-up, apparel sales, running dis- equipment, he said. hitter Carlos Baerga. plays and slide shows on running. "We expect more than 300 people Two innings later, Cal Ripken Those preliminaries begin at 3 p.m for the spaghetti dinner -that we'll today at the Clipper Club at the have from 4:30 till 8 (p.m. today) at O'S PERCH North Severn Naval Station, head- the Clipper Club," Thomas said. The AP photo quarters for the event. spaghetti dinner has become a tradi- Mike Devereaux Is called out at horn* plate by umpire John Shulock after being tagged by catcher Sandy "As an incentive to get as many tional part of the event to help the MINIS vs. INDIANS runners as possible to pick up their runners load up on carbohydrates Tonight, 7:36 Alomar In the fourth Inning. Brady Anderson's safe sign did not dissuade Shulock's judgement. Mcrnoftet StMrUim numbers (today) we're having what that will help to get them through HT*TOt runner after Bill Ripken walked to the sixth inning. he can give me. I can't ask for any we're calling a Race Expo," race the race. The spaghetti buffet is •MAN* fTANTDt v*M*z (2-5) open the llth inning, to slide under- The Orioles maintained that lead more than that. Things like that will director Evan Thomas said. "Some open only to those who have already MM* WNAV4430, WML.1090, neath the attempted tag. until Olson gave it up to the first happen sometimes. It just so hap- of the prizes will be stress tests purchased tickets. WTOP-1SOO The run batted in was Ripken's batter he faced. It was the second pens he's done it twice in the last valued at $100. They'll be given by "We're keeping our fingers TV-HTS third of the evening and gave Joe home run he has allowed in as many two games we've played here." the Annapolis Pulmonary Special- crossed about the weather," Thomas Price his second win in four deci- outings and only the second home Baerga's home run increased the ists. said. "Even with the cooler weather celebrated his 30th birthday by end- sions. run he had ever surrendered at importance of a controversial call "We'll also have some fun runs on we've been having, on race morning ing the game with a sacrifice fly to Colby Ward dropped to 1-2 with the Memorial Stadium. that saw Baltimore's Mike Dever. the Naval Academy golf course and it almost always happens that it's -TtfrrtfreM tint scored Steve-PMey- 'Qlaea rhi fittbajl rtflarn oiled.out flUtb tbtr* wUl running coaihai from third base for a 5-4 Onoles win, The Orioles had taken their 4-3 the middle on a 3-2 count and that's fourth inning. giving demonstrations and tips to The medical teams are expecting that upped their major league lead- lead with the help of some wildness what I was looking for," Baerga The Orioles opened the scoring In the runners," Thomas added. a busy day, which is not unusual in ing extra inning record to 11-4 by Cleveland relief pitchers Efrain said. the third inning when Bill Ripken led "There will also be computerized the best of conditions. If the humidi- The throw to the plate from Cory Valdez, who walked two, and Steve Manager Frank Robinson off with a double off Cleveland coaching from Compu-Coach." ty is high, the doctors and other Snyder was high enough to permit Olin, who forced in the go-ahead run shrugged off the homer, saying, starter Mike Walker. Brady Ander- The Expo will include clothing paramedics attending the partlci- Finley, who went in as a pinch by walking Orsulak with two out in "Gregg's giving me the best effort (See ORIOLES, Page B5) sales by several vendors as well as (See RUN, Page B5) SPORTS ON TV Improved rushing attack is what Gibbs seeks CLEVELAND (AP) - Former TONIGHT'S GAME Cleveland running back Earliest By- ner, now a starter for the Redskins, returns to his old setting, tonight in an exhibition game against the REDSKINS vs. BROWNS Tottey, 7:05 Browns, but said he's treating the Cl«v*tond Stadium exhibition like any other game. (M) "It doesn't waiter- *rt irar ing against the Brawns," he said. 'T lAMfc WMAL430, WCAO-600 just wwt to play a food fane. TV: 6 "I expect a few bones to be thrown at me," he said, referring to the Cleveland stadium's "Dawg Pound" some evaluation and expose him to section, where fans hurl dog bis- the system. How he does will deter- cuits mine whether we get him out and Byner has gibed* If yards oTITve put someone else to " carries Ryan played 12 seasons with the WashlRflon coach Joe GiMM said New York Jets before being waived he's coacened abort his ranhu in April. He was working hi con- attack. The InlSi'iis have ratted struction and playing golf when the Browaa sljneil hi*. awrafeefrsyaribaettry. Coach Bud Carton said be wants CartM laid he hopes to play Ryan Carton itU tonight's faae will "We're •* mM* Ike tall Ufct BriM MtehjU fe the toad- touaeU»uB*«»f*ladoMloakatIB the second Utt.
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