Nationals continue mastery of Phillies
Bryce Harper (pictured) and Washington knock around Philadelphia’s Roy Halladay for nine hits and five runs and beat their NL East rivals for the ninth time in 10 games to regain the division lead.
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Arundel beats Bowie 3-2 in nine innings
Wildcats advance with extra-inning victory in Maryland 4A baseball semifinal.

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South River escapes Bel Air, 10-9
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Girls’ Lacrosse: Severna Park 15, Catonsville 10
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Softball: Northern 1, Huntingtown 0
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Fans got their money’s worth
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Time to resolve MASN dispute
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Nats must swat the injury bug
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Issues to settle after missed opportunity
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Caps’ roller coaster continues
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Rodriguez still can save the day
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Facing uncomfortable questions
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Another dream come true
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