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Talbot fields first, then the Shore, then the national news that actually matters here.
Bayside Bleachers covers what Talbot plays and watches. Local first: Easton High, St. Michaels Middle High, parks-and-rec, and the gates and calendars that get a family out on a Friday night. The same desk also carries regional Shore scores and the national stories that land in this county — Ravens, Orioles, Terps, Navy, and the week's top American sports news — without burying the high-school game under a national wire.
Warriors volleyball sweeps North Dorchester 3-0 and girls soccer blanks North Caroline 2-0; field hockey posts a 0-1 Bennett loss; football hosts Parkside at 6 p.m. still carrying a 1-0 mark after Caesar Rodney.
Saints list Game 3 for 5 p.m. on the road; Thursday’s home date against Kent County still has no posted result on the official schedule.
Chesapeake scores three in the third and keeps adding on at CarMax Park; Alex Pham takes the win as the Baysox move to 66-67.
Norfolk piles up nine runs at AutoZone Park; Christian Herberholz takes the win as the Orioles’ Triple-A club moves to 54-84.
Baltimore takes a 71-76 mark into Friday’s 7:07 p.m. Eastern first pitch at Rogers Centre; Saturday lists Bradish and Sunday lists Trevor Rogers.
Week 1 lists Baltimore at the Colts for 1 p.m. Eastern on Sept. 13 at Lucas Oil Stadium, with CBS on the official club schedule.
Saints post a Tuesday Pocomoke loss and an 0-1 mark, while Easton’s midweek boys soccer, cross country, and golf rows and Wednesday’s Saints rematch still show no results.
Easton hosts Bennett sticks and North Dorchester volleyball, girls soccer visits North Caroline, Saints volleyball hosts Kent County, and Warriors football stays 1-0 into Friday’s Parkside home date.
Chesapeake scores eight through three innings Wednesday at CarMax Park; Ashman finishes an 8-7 Eastern League win that moves the Baysox to 65-67.
Sea Gulls score twice in the first quarter Wednesday at Sea Gull Stadium and move to 3-0; Shorewomen fall to 1-2 after 14 saves from Charlotte Schurman.
Baz earns the win and Garcia the save Wednesday at Camden Yards; Mayo homers as Baltimore finishes the Cleveland set 71-76.
Baltimore carries a 71-76 mark into a three-game set at Rogers Centre; Friday lists Chris Bassitt among the Orioles’ schedule probables.
Official pages post Tuesday’s Bennett soccer loss and a Saints field hockey 0-8 to Pocomoke, while volleyball’s Tuesday line stays blank and Wednesday’s multi-sport dates remain open.
Official schedules list Thursday home dates for Warriors field hockey and volleyball, a road girls soccer date at North Caroline, and St. Michaels volleyball hosting Kent County.
Chesapeake piles up 15 hits and four home runs at CarMax Park as Herbert takes the decision in the series opener.
After Tuesday’s 11-3 opener, the official schedule lists Wednesday’s second game with McDaniel and Dzierwa on the probable lines.
Cleveland stacks 12 hits Tuesday; Alonso homers for Baltimore while Bazzana’s three-run shot leads the Guardians’ official box.
After Tuesday’s 9-5 Cleveland win, the official schedule lists Wednesday’s Camden Yards finale with Shane Baz and Foster Griffin on the probable lines.
Official boards post Tuesday’s Pocomoke and Bennett losses; Easton-St. Michaels volleyball still blank, and Saints host North Caroline on Wednesday.
Wednesday, Sept. 9: boys soccer hosts Kent County; cross country at Easton High; golf at Hog Neck.
After Friday’s 46-22 win, Easton football is 1-0. Tuesday: volleyball hosts St. Michaels; girls soccer hosts Bennett.
Salisbury University field hockey improved to 2-0 with a 1-0 road shutout at Stockton on Sunday.
Official Warriors boards: girls volleyball W 3-0 at Bennett; football W 46-22 vs. Caesar Rodney; field hockey W 4-3 at Parkside, 1-0.
Walk-through detection at home varsity football in Easton and home varsity soccer in St. Michaels. Original notice named Aug. 21; that date is an away scrimmage. Later Live Feed set Friday, Sept. 4, as the home start.
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