Williams Leads Area Women in Record Boston Marathon Finish
Sue Williams of Frederick finishes 19th among 52 women in a record Boston Marathon time of 3 21.25, eight minutes ahead of husband Ronald Williams. Will Rodgers wins the men’s race in 2 09.55, breaking the course record. Kathy Switzer takes second and Liane Winter wins the women’s title for Wolfburg, Germany.
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Yankees Dominate Red Sox in 12-1 Patriot's Day Rout
Roy White and Thurman Munson powered a 16-hit attack while Pat Dobson held Boston to six hits in a 12-1 New York win. White homered and had three hits. Munson drove in three as the Yankees jumped Bill Lee early, delivering a decisive early lead and coasting to the victory.
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Saints Top Lancers In County Baseball Thriller
Saints from St. Joe's edged Linganore 11-9 in Emmitsburg action. St. Joe's improved to 5-2 as Linganore fell to 0-4. A tied game at 8-8 saw St. Joe's score three runs in the bottom of the fifth. The Saints had only two hits but capitalized on Linganore’s wildness and four errors. Harold Engelstatter and Mike Rosenfield each had two hits. Ed Miller and Greg Adelsberger drove in three runs. Ron Cole collected three hits for Linganore, with John Ruh and Dave Beachley adding two apiece. Joel Neighbours earned the win over six innings.
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Special Olympics to host area meet in Frederick County
More than 200 children from eight county schools take part at MSC Rock Creek Center for the Frederick County Special Olympics. About 218 compete in 10 am events across seven age divisions with events from the 50 yard dash to wheelchair races. Seventy will advance to the state meet June 6-7 at Towson State College and three to the International Olympics at Central Michigan.
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Umpire growth, course leaves county with many new officials
Frederick County sees near 40 umpires this year up from 18 as Austin Angleberger credits a college course How to Become a Baseball Umpire. 55 enrolled, 38 certified across Little League and high school levels, with some planning to certify elsewhere. 11 certified as Little League umpires not eligible for the association.
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FCC Falls Twice to Frostburg J V
After a road trip to Delaware FCC lost two games to Frostburg State junior varsity. Frostburg won 5-3 in game one and 7-2 in game two. FCC improved to 9-13. Bill Georgantis hit a two run homer in the fourth for FCC in game one. Jack Swart homered twice for Frostburg.
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