ISCORECARD Soccer Playoff Night Amid Packed East Coast Action
ESPN2 aired UEFA Champions League semifinal leg two at 2 25 pm with heavy scoring and pitching notes. The report compiles multiple games across basketball and hockey including New Jersey Devils Montreal Canadiens, New York Rangers, and Charlotte New York in a multi sport recap. Names like Frederick Akins Lanza Durhams and Zelepukin appear amid a flurry of in game actions and first round playoff results.
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Baseball and softball results from Montgomery and surrounding areas
Scores from Poolesville to UMBC details include Rockville 8 4, Damascus 12 RM 0, Urbana 17 NC 2, Walkersville 10 SH 5, Middletown 3 Catoctin 1, Brunswick 7 Boonsboro 6, and Wise notes. Also listed are later baseball and tennis schedules with times and venues across local high schools and colleges.
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Blackhawks rally past Avalanche 6 3 in playoff tilt
Bob Probert fueled Chicago with two second period goals and Eric Daze, Tony Amonte, and Steve Dubinsky added scoring as the Blackhawks beat Colorado 6 3 to even the Western Conference quarterfinals at two games. Colorado’s Sakic, Miller, and Jones scored, while Chicago played without Zhamnov Craven and Sutter.
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Bob Probert
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Blackhawks
Spiece
Colorado Avalanche
Tony Amonte
Avalanche
NHL
Probert
Detroit
Steve Dubinsky
Amonte
Keith Jones
Joe Sakic
Aaron Miller
Colorado
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Murray Craven
Brent Sutter
Steve Smith
Zhamnov
Louis Kolb
Bill Wirtz
Zhamnoy
Blues tied series with 4 0 win over Red Wings
Geoff Courtnall scored twice and Grant Fuhr posted his second playoff shutout as the St. Louis Blues defeated Detroit 4 0 to knot the playoff series at two games apiece. The game featured a late brawl that delayed play and a noted reduction in penalties by the Blues.
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Geoff Courtnall
Grant Fuhr
St. Louis Blues
Detroit Red Wings
Courtnall
Blues
Kirk Maltby
Alomar Seeks Closure After Controversial Incident
Alomar and Hirschbeck aim to move on from the dispute as umpires pledge tougher conduct this season. Alomar, who went 1 for 3 with a run in Baltimore's 3-2 win, declined to discuss plans to shake hands and avoided media questions after the game. He has donated 50,000 toward Hirschbeck’s son's disease research and will give seven days of suspended pay, 232,000, to charity. Orioles manager Davey Johnson urged letting the matter rest so both sides can move on.
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Hirschbeck
Jim McKean
Orioles
Davey Johnson
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Walkersville tops South Hagerstown in pitchers duel 1-0
Amanda Zentner fired a two hitter for Walkersville as she improved to 7-0 with 14 strikeouts and no walks to edge South Hagerstown 1-0. Traci Snider tripled and scored on Anne Parsons sacrifice fly for the game’s lone run. Valerie Bowers collected three hits for Brunswick.
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Walkersville
South Hagerstown
Zentner
Traci Snider
Anne Parsons
Valerie Bowers
Lions
Mount St Mary's decathlon standout Hawksley sits eighth in Penn Relays
Mount St. Mary's senior Matthew Hawksley stands eighth after day one of the Penn Relays decathlon at Franklin Field with 3,539 points while Greg Johnston of Dartmouth leads with 3,820. In the heptathlon Lisa Wright of George Mason leads with 3,460. Maryland-Baltimore County dominates Mount St. Mary's softball with 15-1 and 3-0 wins as UMBC extends its hot stretch. Kelley Maria drives in runs and Katie Simpson hits well as UMBC climbs.
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Matthew Hawksley
Penn
Franklin Field
Hawksley
Pontus Ludkvist
Manhattan
Greg Johnston
Dartmouth
James Cook
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Army
Jon Pontius
Lisa Wright
George Mason
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Katie Ollendick
Maryland-Baltimore County
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Frederick High School
Katie Simpson
Thomas Johnson High School
UMBC
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