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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1982
Page
16
Fragmentary OCR text describes a financial transaction noting payment to Sa and references to Tre and L Bee. Details are unclear, with names and actions partially garbled, but indicates a monetary exchange and involved parties.
Montreal official George Allen announced that significant ownership details for the Alouettes will be completed by next Wednesday after talks with Nelson Skalbania. Allen said the agreement in principle to transfer ownership is in place and that former owner Sam Berger may support the new owners financially.
Boston arrives in Florida after blizzard cancels season opener in Chicago. Ralph Houk explains move to Winter Haven aids live pitching and infield work. Eckersley shifts to Baltimore opener, Ojeda and Tudor to follow. Torrez will pitch home opener in Boston. Players relish warmth and workouts over gym or snow.
Bud Rogers, who coached Frederick to the 1882 state class B boys basketball title the past season, has been named head girls basketball coach at Walkersville High School. He resigned after two years at Frederick.
Mount St Marys College used a stall tactic to slow Baltimore in men’s lacrosse, but the University of Baltimore surged late to win 15 4. Buck Seliga and Ron Jones scored for Mount St Marys, while Bob Kennedy and Jim Elis added goals for Baltimore. Mount St Marys faced 67 shots to Baltimore’s 16 as Kilgore shuffled goalies and defense to stymie the Bees.
Boston goalie Mike Moffat in only his third NHL game stopped 24 shots as the Bruins beat Buffalo 3 1 to take a 1 0 lead in the best of five series. McNab Park and OConnell scored with Lambert breaking the shutout late. Park notched a second period goal.
Frederick's Bobby Naylor, a 5-11 182-pound running back and Cadets three year starter under Fred Burges, signs to play at Shepherd College. Coach Reilly notes Naylor's speed and versatility, with a top 204 yards on 19 carries against North Hagerstown as his standout game.
The Frederick Horseshoe Pitchers Association gained a state charter in the NHPA becoming Maryland’s second nationally sanctioned club with Salisbury as the other. FHPA will host the 1983 state tournament Labor Day weekend and holds its first tournament on May 1 at 12:30 PM on West Patrick Street across from West Frederick Middle School.
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