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The Richmond Flying Squirrels (53-52) continued to struggle offensively as they were shutout by the Bowie Baysox (53-50), 4-0, on Wednesday night at Prince George’s Stadium. With the loss, the Squirrels fell to third place in the Western Division
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Susan Allen brought the Virginia Voices tour to Hanover County and Richmond as she visited families and small businesses on Wednesday
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Down to their final strike twice in the ninth inning, the Bowie Baysox (52-50) stunned the Richmond Flying Squirrels (53-51), 3-2, on a walk-off two-run home run from Rhyne Hughes on Tuesday night at Prince George’s Stadium. The home run prevented the Squirrels from taking a two-game lead on the Baysox in the Western division wild-card race, instead falling into a tie with Bowie
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Three Richmond Flying Squirrels’ (53-50) hurlers combined on a four-hit shutout of the Bowie Baysox (51-50), as the Squirrels grabbed a 1-0 victory in the opener of a three-game series at Prince George’s Stadium on Monday night
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U.S. Senate candidate Tim Kaine spoke to the Kiwanis Club of Richmond on Monday
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The Richmond Flying Squirrels blitzed the Harrisburg Senators with a seven-run second inning and rolled to a 12-3 win on Thursday night at Metro Bank Park
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The Richmond Flying Squirrels (40-44) jumped out early and held on late, dumping the Akron Aeros (49-35), 7-5, at Canal Park on Wednesday night. With the win, the Squirrels finished their eight-day road trip at a mark of 4-4. They took the series with Akron, winning three of the four ballgames
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The Richmond Flying Squirrels (39-44) lost a five-run lead to the Akron Aeros (49-34), but jumped up off the canvas to claim an 11-inning, 9-5, victory on Monday night at Canal Park. With the win, the Squirrels improved to 9-2 in extra-inning ballgames
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The Richmond Flying Squirrels (38-44) blanked the Akron Aeros, 6-0, behind six strong innings from left-hander Mike Kickham on Sunday afternoon at Canal Park. The win is the first of the season against the Aeros, who had taken the first four meetings, all played in Ohio
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The Richmond Flying Squirrels (37-44) erased an early 3-0 lead only to fall late to the Akron Aeros (49-32), 6-4, on Saturday night at Canal Park. The Squirrels have now dropped four straight games to the Aeros and have dropped eight of their past nine ballgames. Richmond is also a season-worst seven games below .500
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