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May 3, 1998
Quote: "I'm not on suicide alert. I'm not about to heave myself off a bridge. There are more important things in life than me getting a hit."-- Former Oriole Mark Smith, who has gone 0-for-28 for the Pirates to start the season.It's a fact: Brewers right-hander Jeff Juden drove in four runs yesterday, but he also surrendered four bases-empty homers to the Reds, three of them in the third inning.Who's hot: Vinny Castilla, Larry Walker and Neifi Perez hit home runs for the Rockies, who won their fifth in six games.
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By From Staff Reports | April 10, 1993
HAGERSTOWN -- Jose Serra went 3-for-5 with an RBI and Roy Hodge went 3-for-3 with two runs scored as the Albany (Ga.) Polecats (1-1) defeated the Hagerstown Suns (1-1), 3-1, in a South Atlantic League game at Municipal Stadium yesterday.The Polecats, an Orioles affiliate, scored with two outs in the first inning when B. J. Waszgis doubled in Hodge. They extended the lead in the sixth when Waszgis again drove in Hodge, this time on a ground out.The Suns' only run came in the bottom of the sixth as Chris Harms grounded out to score Jose Herrera, who had doubled.
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By Joe Christensen | June 6, 2003
Scouting report: O's vs. Cardinals At Busch Stadium, St. Louis Day Time TV Starters Tonight 8:10 54, 66 Rick Helling (3-4, 5.82) vs. Brett Tomko (2-4, 4.44) Tomorrow 4:05 45 Sidney Ponson (7-3, 4.14) vs. Garrett Stephenson (3-4, 4.54) Sunday 2:10 13, 66 Jason Johnson (5-2, 3.63)vs. Matt Morris (7-3, 2.57) Radio: All games on WBAL (1090 AM) Cardinals update For longtime St. Louis baseball fans, this series carries special significance as the first regular-season meeting between the Cardinals and the team formerly known as the St. Louis Browns.
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By Joe Christensen and Joe Christensen,SUN STAFF | June 8, 2003
ST. LOUIS - When Sidney Ponson pulled on his 1944 St. Louis Browns uniform yesterday, a few of his Orioles teammates had a little fun at his expense. One veteran said he looked like a bratwurst, covered in gray, and others thought he looked like the reincarnation of Babe Ruth. Nine innings later, Ponson's teammates were too busy praising him to laugh. On a day they desperately needed a stopper, Ponson was there, tossing his second complete game in his past three starts as the Orioles ended their four-game losing streak with an 8-1 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals.
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June 21, 1995
BOWIE -- The Bowie Baysox were in danger of falling 14 games below .500 for the first time this season, but they quickly perished the thought last night.They scored 10 runs in the first three innings and went on to a season-high runs total in a 16-1 rout of the Norwich Navigators at Prince George's County Stadium.Bowie (29-41) also had a season-best 19 hits with Jim Wawruck singling five times.Norwich, whose six-game winning streak ended, pitched in by walking eight Baysox batters, hitting two with pitches and committing two errors.