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6 THE BALTIMORE SUN SPORTS SUNDAY, JULY 21, 2019 Oriental Massage Open 7 Days a Week 9am-Midnight 410-633-1880 6218 Eastern Ave. 95 Exit 59 W. mile NEW STAFF SPA 10a idnight MINORS Friday Single-A SAL Delmarva 9, W. Virginia 5 Saturday Triple-A International Norfolk 12, Lehigh Valley 11 Double-A Eastern Altoona 7, Bowie 6 Single-A Carolina Frederick 3, Lynchburg 1 Single-A SAL Hagerstown 9, Hickory 2 W. Virginia 12, Delmarva 10 Single-A N.Y./Penn Aberdeen 11, Staten Island 0 Sunday Triple-A International Lehigh Valley at Norfolk, 4:05 Double-A Eastern Altoona at Bowie, 1:35 Single-A Carolina Frederick at Lynchburg, 3 Single-A SAL Delmarva at W.

Virginia, 2:05 Hickory at Hagerstown, 2:05 Single-A N.Y./Penn Aberdeen at Staten Island, 1 Monday Triple-A International Norfolk idle Double-A Eastern 1st: Bowie at Richmond, 5:05 2nd: Bowie at Richmond, TBA Single-A Carolina Frederick at Lynchburg, 6:30 Single-A SAL Delmarva idle Hagerstown idle Single-A N.Y./Penn Aberdeen at Staten Island, 11a.m. AFL Saturday Valor 56, Columbus 50 Sunday Brigade at Atlantic City, 4 WNBA Sunday Atlanta atMystics, 3 SOCCER MLS Sunday D.C. United at Atlanta, 4 NWSL Saturday Houston at Spirit, late Wednesday Spirit at Sky Blue, 7:30 LACROSSE MLL Saturday New York 14, Bayhawks 10 Next Saturday (at Annapolis) MLL All-Star game, 7 PLL Sunday (at Los Angeles) All-Star game, 8 WPLL Saturday (at J.M. Shuart Stadium, L.I., N.Y.) Pride vs. Brave, ppd.

Fight vs. Fire, ppd. Friday (at Yale) Semifinals Fight vs. Fire, Brave vs. Pride, Next Sunday (at US Lacrosse) Championship, TBA LOCAL SCOREBOARD SPORTS Auto Racing Dodge Mile-High NHRA Nationals.

3 p.m. 45 5 Monster Foxwoods Resort 301. 3 p.m. NBCSN Major League Baseball Boston at Orioles. 1 p.m.

MASN Colorado at Yankees. 1 p.m. TBS Washington at Atlanta. 7 p.m. ESPN College Baseball Cape Cod All-Star Game.

6 p.m. FCSA The Basketball Tournament Round 2, Game 7: TBA. Noon ESPN Round 2, Game 7: TBA. 2 p.m. ESPN BIG3 Basketball Aliens vs Ghost Ballers.

2 p.m. 13 9 Ball Hogs vs Killer 3s. 3 p.m. 13 9 WNBA Atlanta at Washington. 3 p.m.

NBA Indiana at Chicago. 6 p.m. NBA Bicycling Tour de France, Stage 15. 6:30 a.m. NBCSN PBA Bowling Barbasol Tour Finals.

3 p.m. CBSSN Arena Football Brigade at Atlantic City. 4 p.m. CSNP TCN Golf British Open, Final Round. 7 a.m.

11 4 PGA Barbasol Championship. 4 p.m. GOLF Premier Lacrosse League All-Star Game. 8 p.m. NBCSN Soccer Juventus vs Tottenham.

7:30 a.m. ESPN2 Mexicano Primera. 12:30 p.m. UNIVIS MLS: D.C. at Atlanta.

4 p.m. ESPN MLS: Red Bulls at Orlando. 7:30 p.m. FS1 MLS: Portland at Seattle. 9:30 p.m.

FS1 pro soccer NWSL: N. Carolina at Chicago. 6 p.m. ESPN2 Tennis Swedish Open. 6 a.m.

TENNIS Bastad-ATP. 8 a.m. TENNIS Hall of Fame Open. 2 p.m. TENNIS USTA Berkeley.

5:30 p.m. TENNIS Hamburg-ATP. 5:30 a.m. TENNIS World Team Tennis Philadelphia at Las Vegas. 4 p.m.

13 9 TV Fallston native Elizabeth Hillman and Ally Murphy have been named as the captains for the 2019U.S.women’sU19 lacrosse team. Hillman, who starred at Bel Air, recently completed her freshman season at North Carolina. She was the No. 1 recruit in the Class of 2018, according to Inside Lacrosse, and helped the Tar Heels reach the NCAA semifinals this past spring. A two-way midfielder, Hillman played in 20 games for North Carolina and had 12 points, 11 ground- balls, 11 draw controls and seven cauSed turnovers in her rookie campaign.

Major League Lacrosse: Attackman Ryan Walsh scored three goals and assisted another to lift the New York Lizards to a 14-10 victory over the Chesapeake Bayhawks on Saturday night at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Sta- dium. All-Star attackman Rob Pannell and mid- fielder JustinReh both had hat tricks forNew York threeof its last four. Midfielder Colin Heacock Latin) had a hat trick while attackman Lyle Thomp- son totaled a goal and two assists for Chesapeake (4-3), which had a two-game winning streak snapped. college lacrosse: Mount St. namedKevinGiblin an assistant coach.Giblin compiled over 450 wins as a high school coach, including a pair of national titles at GeorgetownPrep.

A 1985 graduate of Washington Collge, Giblin was a two-time captain for the Shoreman lacrosse team. He was on the 1985 team that was inducted into the Washington CollegeAthleticHall of Fame. College football: Maryland sophomore run- ning back Anthony McFarland Jr. was se- lected as a preseason candidate for the 2019 DoakWalker Award, given to the top running back, the National College Football AwardsAssociation announcedWednesday. A Hyattsville native, McFarland also set Maryland freshman records for most rushing yards in a game (298 vs.

Ohio State) andmost 100-yard rushing games (4). staff and news services REGIONAL DIGEST Hillman named US lacrosse captain Brandon second- highest-paid player is coming off a Pro Bowl season that, statistically speaking, was somewhat disappointing. Despite starting all 16 games and playing nearly half of the defensive snaps, Williams finished with one sack (his only quarter- back hit) and two (a tackle for negative yardage on a running play), his fewest since his rookie season. Over the past three seasons, Williams has just two sacks. He remains durable and and a strong, space-clogging run defender, but the $14million-plus owed each of the next three seasons is a salary typically reservedfordisruptivepassrushers.Most of peers in that upper crust have finished recent seasons with at least as many sacks as he has in his six-year career Chris the departure of Brent Urban, the 2017 third-round pick is theprohibitive favorite towin thestarting job at defensive end.

Not much about his responsibilities may change. Defensive coordinator Don will likely continue to play Wormley as a three-technique lineman, aligned on the outside shoulder of the opposing guard, and keep his snap count manageable. Wormley played between 20 and 40 defensive snaps in 12 games last season; Urban did so in 14, with his other two games above the threshold. At Michigan, where he played a similar role along the twice finishedwith at least six sacks, but shown only flashes of his pass-rush potential in two NFL seasons. Backups Willie an interior pass rusher, the 2016 fourth-round pick is the closest thing theRavenshave to free-agent target Gerald McCoy, who visited Baltimore before signingwith theCarolinaPanthers in June.

After a lost rookie season, Henry had sacks in 597 defensive snaps in 2017 a far cry from elite rate with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, but promising nonetheless. Last year, with Henry sidelinedmost of the season by an umbilical hernia and then a herniated fellowRavens linemencombined for just sacks. The defense needs Henry healthy andhunting again. Daylon a senior at the defensive tackle finally started to play like the blue-chip prospect once been billed as, starting 13 games and finishing with 10 tackles for loss and sacks. The Ravens took the 6-foot-1, 340-pound Mack in the fifth round and hope he can hold his own inside as a quality crew of veterans shows him the ropes.

Zach final pick ofOzzie tenure as Ravens general manager appeared in just two games last season, neither of which came after the Week 10 bye. But the 6-foot-6, 290-pound Sieler has shown impressive strength in offseason workouts and should continue to improve as he learns how to leveragehis great size at defensive end. On the bubble Gerald expected to be drafted after an All-America season at Miami, the defensive tackle will instead enter his first NFL training camp as the most high-profile undrafted free agent in some time. A leg injury sidelined Willis for parts of the offseason workouts, but he returned to participate inminicamp. Despite hiswinding path to the pros Willis was dismissed from Florida early in his college career and took a leave of absence from the Hurri- program in 2017 as he worked out personal for Willis, who had 18 tackles for loss last season.

Ravens tackle Michael Pierce faces a big season in the final year of his rookie contract. KARL MERTON SUN Pivotal year ahead for young tackles LINE, From page 1 Defensive end Brandon Williams is a central figure on a deep defensive line. NICK Albert Daniel Rechichar, who played for the Baltimore Colts and two otherNFL teamsandheld the record for the longest field goal for nearly two decades, died Friday of various ailments in Belle Vernon, Pa.Hewas 89. Rechichar, primarily a defensive back, was with the Colts in 1953 when he was summoned to kick the first field goal of his career. It was successful from 56-yards away and erased a record set 19 years before by Glenn Presnell of the Detroit Lions.

The record lasted until TomDempsey of the New Orleans Saints kicked a 63- yarder in1970. Rechichar was re- membered as an old- school tough guy. was said his daughter, Gail Davis of Cumberland. Rechichar looked and talked tough and, most assuredly, played the same the Baltimore John Steadman wrote of the player in 1997. once told Howard Cassady, a Heisman Trophy winner, after tackling him hard along the side- lines, Cassady, this Ohio State.

This is the National Football League andwe tear out your Of the record kick, Steadman wrote that Rechichar was summoned for a desperation try in the waning moments of a1953gameagainst theChicagoBears. told holder Tom Keane: that ball down because I got to go to the Then he drove the kick, on his initial try, clear over the back line from 56 yards. The then-record kick made Rechichar an instant celebrity. Andhemanaged todo itwhilewearing a regular, soft-toed football shoe, not the box-type of kicking boot he would later Rechichar spent seven of his 10 pro years in Baltimore andwas a part of two championship teams. He also played for the Cleveland Browns and Pittsburgh Steelers, and for the American Football He was born in Belle Vernon on July 16, 1930, the youngest of10 children.

Rechichar, who suffered fromAlzhei- is survived by a son, Donald Rechichar of Belle Vernon, and his daughter. Another son, Bert, died previ- ously. BERT RECHICHAR 1930-2019 Ex-Colt once held record for longest FG By Jeff Barker Rechichar LOUDON, N.H. When fans slammed crew chief Matt McCall for costing Kurt Busch a win at Daytona, he was a good sport and made a video for socialmediaofhimreading the criticism even a critical tweet that came from hiswife. The feedback has been quite different thisweek.

Busch raced to his first victory with Chip Ganassi Racing last weekend at Kentucky in part because of a call McCall made before overtime and McCall has been able to focus on ahead rather than answering for any mistakes. feels great, but terrible about celebrating. Literally, when I get home, already thinking about the next McCall said Friday. the way always been and always raced. I think in a sport like this, expected That happened until last Sat- urday, when Busch edged brother Kyle in a two-lap overtime shootout at KentuckySpeedway.

Itwas the first time Kurt beat his little brother in a head-to- head NASCAR finish, but more impor- tantly, it was a victory for the elder Busch, McCall and Ganassi, who had been in position to win the week before at Daytona before lightning struck literally. The result lifted the Ganassi and Team Chevy spirits this week as the circuit headed north for Cup Series race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, where Busch swept both races in 2004 and alsowon in 2008. Now 40, Busch is on a one-year contract and trying to enjoy each stop. He will start third Sunday, behind pole winnerBradKeselowski andKyle. week is fun because speed to be Busch said.

NASCAR Kurt Busch, crew chief feeling good By Doug Alden Associated Press.