Garnet Valley to go independent in football
Garnet Valley plans to leave the Del Val League after two years as consolidations shrink the district. The school will join the Southern Chester County League for 1982 83, fielding an independent football schedule as the Jaguars seek competitive balance and new peers beyond Delaware County.
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Jets hammered by Flyers in lopsided 10-1 NHL loss
Philadelphia cruised past Winnipeg 10-1 as Al Hill Ken Linseman and Rick MacLeish each scored twice. Jets goalie Mats Sundin? suffered his sixth straight defeat as Winnipeg slipped to 0-7-2 in their last nine games and coach Mike Smith called the performance a low point.
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Vanderbilt Stuns Kentucky In SEC quarterfinals
In a surprise SEC night Vanderbilt toppled No. 8 Kentucky 60-55 to reach the semifinals while Mississippi shocked No. 12 Tennessee 81-71. Georgia beat Alabama 84-74 and LSU edged Florida 85-73. Domingue Wilkins led Georgia with 31 points and Leonard Mitchell had 27 for LSU.
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Snow forces postponement of District 1 playoff semifinals
Snow Thursday forced postponement of District 1 Class A playoff semifinals at Lower Merion featuring Swarthmore and Darby Township. Re scheduled for Monday night at Lower Merion with Swarthmore vs Holy Ghost Prep at 7 p.m. and Darby Township vs Bristol. Also released were times for Class AAA quarterfinals: Springfield vs Upper Dublin at Wissahickon, Chester vs Wissahickon at Norristown, and Haverford vs Bensalem at William Tennent.
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Eagles Chichester game postponed to April 20
The Philadelphia Eagles and Chichester High School faculty game is postponed until April 20. The Eagles will play Delaware County high school faculty teams next week and face Springfield High on March 11 and St. James High faculty on March 13 in Chester.
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Clem ent leads Notre Dame swimmers at league meet
Dawn Clement of Notre Dame High swept three awards at the Catholic League Girls Swimming Championship Meet at LaSalle College. Clement won the 100 yard breast stroke, placed second in the 50 yard breast, and teamed with Terry Corica Sue Larkins and Barb Rudolf to finish fifth in the medley relay.
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Springfield Fever hire temporary coach Skip Roderick
Springfield resident Skip Roderick was named interim head coach for the Fever for the final three MISL games after Len Bilous was fired following a 16 20 season. Roderick, a former pro player and current Old Dominion assistant, said the appointment is temporary and that he aims to push the Fever into the playoffs with a strong finish despite a 4 3 loss to Baltimore.
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