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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1984
Page
13
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The Irsay move saga centers on a proposed Colts training complex in Owings Mills Maryland. The city of Baltimore fights the relocation with a 10 day restraining order while Indianapolis gains a fresh wave of local business and civic support.
About 300 people attended the Frederick Touchdown Club Sports Awards Banquet at Frederick Community College. Speakers included Gary Jeter, Dave Jennings, Nesby Glasgow, and Towson coach Phil Albert announced Walkersville QB Greg Pfister will play for Towson next year. Award winners: Coach of the Year Hal Gray, College coach Albert, College Player Gary Rubeling, Falcon of the Year Dave Suitely, top high school players Julius Noble Sean Kirby Greg Pfister Chris von Garrel John Parker Anthony Bolton Todd Anders Brian.
In an intra-city basketball clash on April 2, 1981, TJ Patriots defeated Frederick City by final tally as Ebersole of Brunswick led with top performance. Darren Jarvis and Larry Hare starred on offense and defense respectively as coach Lynn Carr received a symbolic trophy, marking TJ's third straight win and retirement of the trophy for a second time.
Caps sweep aside Flyers 4-1 to claim second in the Patrick Division and home ice in the first round. Gart ner nets his 40th as Washington builds a 2-0 lead, Flyers strike late in the second, then the Capitals add two insurance goals to finish ahead of Philadelphia.
Potomac Valley Youth Association girls beat Coney of Allegany 49 to 10 in the Gold Medal Basketball Tournament in Cumberland. Brunswick advances to the title game next Saturday at 6 p.m. Gaylene Smith scored 20, Tonya Dorsey 8, Sarah Cooper 8. Potomac Hoyas lost 41 to 34 to Martinsburg led by Danny Flynn with 10 points.
Mount St. Mary's goes 3-6 after a weekend slate. They were swept by Longwood 22-0 and 4-2 in Saturday doubleheader, then defeated Catholic University 17-6 and 12-3 on Sunday. Pete Longo had six hits and two homers in the Catholic win, Kenny Burch hit two homers overall, and Mike Decker added one. In lacrosse, Mount St. Mary's edged Lynchburg 8-7 to move to 3-1.
Rick Mahorn will be the speaker at Ashbury United Methodist Church banquet on April 3 at 3 p.m. Tickets cost 5 dollars, available from Bernard Brown at 662 2692. Bullets basketball team, 10 0, seeks league title against Middletown Latter Day Saints. Mahorn has been with the Bullets since 1980.
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