Jerome Pena laced a line drive toward the left field corner, and when it landed fair, the Keys stormed to the field to celebrate. The bullet was belted with Keys at the corners and one out in the last of the 10th, the culmination of a labyrinthine back-and-forth evening that saw Frederick ultimately surpass Salem 9-8 in the first extra.
Former Democratic Attorney General Tony Troy today released the findings of an external audit conducted to determine whether Star Scientific or Jonnie Williams received any appointments, funds, grants or contracts from the state.
Brenden Webb led off the last of the eighth with a triple, scoring a batter later on Sammie Starr’s sac fly to give the Keys a 2-1 advantage that would not be relinquished in Thursday afternoon’s tilt at Harry Grove Stadium.
The Lynchburg HIllcats beat the Blue Rocks 8-1 tonight, collecting consecutive wins for the first time since winning four in a row May 27-30. Leading the way for tonight’s victory was Williams Perez, who struck out seven over six scoreless innings in his Hillcats debut.
The Lynchburg HIllcats were shut down by Royals’ top prospect Kyle Zimmer in game one on their way to a 6-1 loss to the Wilmington Blue Rocks, but bounced back to rack up 13 hits in the nightcap and win 7-1.
Home runs ruled the night as the Salem Red Sox defeated the Potomac Nationals 4-3. For the Sox, Matt Gedman launched a three-run shot in the second inning, and Stefan Welch belted a solo homer in the third.
Planning for the third annual Hope for Homes benefit is underway for the Staunton-Augusta-Waynesboro Habitat for Humanity. The date for the 2014 Gala has been set for January 25, 2014 and will be held in the Shenandoah Ballroom of the Stonewall Jackson Hotel in Staunton. The benefit will join community leaders, benefactors, sponsors and philanthropists in an evening to raise funds and awareness of the local Habitat for Humanity program.
Maybe you change the way you vote, knowing that the governor is possibly in hock to family, friends and diet-supplement makers, maybe you don’t – but it’s something worth knowing when you head into the voting booth.
Mired in a miserable slump for the better part of four games, the Salem Red Sox offense came alive for four runs in the bottom of the ninth against the Myrtle Beach Pelicans, and walked off in the tenth with a 7-6 win.
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