Linganore Girls Track Dominates Middletown Relay Event
Linganore girls sprint to a decisive 734 to 4% win over Middletown in a relay heavy meet. Names like Gayle Larsen and DeLambs feature in a bustling roster of events including the two mile and a 440 relay, with multiple athletes competing across distance events and relays.
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Clear Spring 66 Catoctin 60 Relay Champs Resume
Clear Spring edges Catoctin 66 60 in a relay dominated recap with team members such as Rowland Teich and Teas contributing. The meet includes multiple event notes and athlete performances across the lineup, reflecting a tight team effort and early-season scoring.
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Sixers Top Bucks To Take 2 0 Lead In East Semis
Philadelphia guard Maurice Cheeks and Lionel Hollins each scored 2 points as the 76ers held off a late Milwaukee rally 116-99 to take a 2–0 series lead in the Eastern Conference semifinals. Sidney Moncrief and Mickey Johnson each had 20 points for the Bucks. The win puts Philadelphia one win from the Eastern final against Boston.
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Catoctin Girls Track Dominates Dual Meet at Clear
Catoctin claimed a dual meet win over Clear The Cougars as star performers led with Jessa Mull capturing shot put while Boon Rove and others starred in hurdles and distance events. Gervio scored 28 points for Spurs, opening with four baskets and 17 by early second quarter.
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Yankees top Blue Jays in 6-3 win on Gamble and Winfield
Oscar Gamble homered and Dave Winfield drove in two on a four run fourth to lift the New York Yankees past the Toronto Blue Jays 6-3. Rudy May improved to 2-0 with seven innings of two hit ball as Toronto starter Jackson Todd endured control problems in his first start. Todd walked four and yielded three runs in the fourth as New York sent 14 to the plate. Toronto scored on a sacrifice fly in the sixth and two more in the eighth, but Gossage earned his first save of the season.
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Expos Cubs Slugfest Leads to Late Rally in Chicago
Chicago and Montreal exchanged blows as the Cubs held a small lead before a late Expos rally. Dawson tied it after a key error, Babnsen earned the win in relief, and DeJesus miscues aided Montreal’s three run second inning. Temperature 39 degrees drew 30,003 fans.
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Catoctin Softball Improves to 7 0 with 5 Victory
Catoctin Cougars beat Frederick 5 0 as Me Olt paces with two singles and a double while pitching a six hitter. Mary Voellinger and Beck Long add two hits each. Patrice Garner doubles for Frederick. Frederick drops to 4 0.
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