Tennis results from Linganore and surrounding matches
Linganore teams beat Middletown 3-2 in boys and 4-1 in girls. Mark Buzzell extended his singles winning streak to nine. Other unbeaten: Doug Cooke in doubles, plus multiple 7-0 records for Brunswick and local squads. Matches also note Frid ay results at Thomas Johnson and Catoctin with varied outcomes.
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Rangers Claim Playoff Series Lead With OT Victory
In a tense playoff push, the Rangers beat the Islanders 4 1 in overtime, grabbing a 2 0 series lead. The contest featured late scoring and strong goaltending as New York dominated key moments and kept pressure on their opponents.
Milwaukee Skevens Activate Shen Pitcher Optioned Jones
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Middletown at Linganore high school baseball recap
Fragmented scores show Middletown at Linganore with multiple players named in a muddy summary. Key names include Adaamy Redinboot Abair Legerty Hughes Custer Thompson and Kotchenresther, with Cramer Grigsby Moore and Weller noted in various positions and outs amid several listed teams Brunswick N Carroll Catoctin and Maurewick in a scattered district schedule.
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North Carroll Girls Beat Catoctin In Track Meet 82 41
North Carroll dominates Catoctin in a girls track meet, winning 82 to 41. Event highlights include 440 relay and two mile relay wins by North Carroll, with standout performances by Salafia Johnson Hinke Byler and multiple NC runners.
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Germantown Downs Frederick Community College in Tennis Meet
Germantown remains unbeaten at 8-0 after a 7-2 victory over Frederick Community College in a Thursday afternoon match. The 11-woman roster competed as Germantown swept singles and doubles.
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Shearer opens lead in rain delayed USF&G New Orleans Open
Bob Shearer fired a 6 under 66 to take a one stroke first round lead at the USF&G New Orleans Open. Jim Colbert and Scott Hoch were a stroke back at 67, with George Archer, Ron Commons, Larry Ziegler and Jim Simons at 68. Nicklaus and Watson trailed by five after 71 as heavy rains delayed play and the course remained muddy.
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Cougars Fall to North Carroll in Girls Track Meet
North Carroll swept relay events and won 241 over the Cougars at Thurmont. Panthers claimed 10 of 16 events led by Jessica Stull of Catoctin with a discus win of 75 1 and a shot put of 34 1. Kim Love added wins in the 800 and 400 with strong showings. Beth Preston and Bessie Cisar added victories in the mile and two mile respectively.
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Mount St. Marys qualifies for relay finals at Penn Relays
Mount St. Marys anchors a 3:13.44 mile relay to win its heat at the Penn Relays in Philadelphia. The Mount foursome led by Jeff White with a 45.8 400 meters also earned the second fastest overall time, joining Adelphi in the final alongside Fairleigh Dickinson George Mason Penn State Lincoln Saint Josephs Rhode Island. Parler led off with a 500 and injuries forced Mounts withdrawal from the sprint medley relay, with Rick Mori slated for pole vault and the finals remaining today.
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Mount advances in tennis play at Towson Tiger Classic
Mount St. Marys College players Tom Mastromarino and Matt Randazzo won first round matches to reach the semifinals. Mastromarino defeated Chip Dorsey of UMBC 6-3 6-2, while Randazzo edged Jim Miller of Glassboro State 7-5 7-5. The Mountaineers sit in fifth in team scoring with eight points as Campbell College leads. The tournament continues with consolation finals, semifinals, and the championship today.
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Baseball Roundup Recaps Narrow Wins and Notable Incidents
The roundup covers multiple games with tense moments including Bill Haller’s injury after a collision at home plate and the Astros rallying to a 7-3 win over Cincinnati. Houston’s seven hits and consecutive homers by Howe and Garver sparked a six-run third inning led by Seaver’s pitching. Niekro notches win as Reds rally in seventh. In Boston Toronto action, Jim Rice and Carney Lansford pace a 5-4 Boston win while Dwight Evans foils a potential tying run at the plate.
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Frederick Sports Roundup From The News April 34 1982
A compact recap from The News in Frederick highlights local sports actions, teams, and standout performances around mid spring. Details on games scores and key players are summarized without graphic content for a concise historic snapshot.
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Sixto Sexture’s 12th inning blast carries Padres past Braves
Sixto Sexture hit a three run homer in the 12th inning to lift San Diego to a 3-2 victory over Atlanta. Gene Richards doubled and moved to third on a sacrifice, then Ruppert Jones was walked before Lescano’s RBI double. Floyd Chiffer earned the win as San Diego extended its winning streak to nine games.
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Erving leads 76ers past Hawks in OT to sweep series
Julius Erving scored 28 points and Caldwell Jones sealed the win with four free throws in the final 67 seconds as Philadelphia defeated Atlanta 96 to 95 in overtime. The victory completed a two game sweep and moves the 76ers to a best of seven series with Milwaukee.
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Nets Hold Off Bullets In Tight Lowest-Scoring Affair
Albert King scored 25 for the Nets as New Jersey led 50-47 at halftime and held off a late rally. Grevey sparked Washington with a critical 18-foot jumper and a trio of baskets, while Haywood led the Bullets with 15 points and Mahorn and Ballard added solid boards amid a 49 percent first-half shooting by Washington.
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Damascus softball routs Sherwood 27 1 in sixth straight win
Damascus Hornets dominated Sherwood 27 1 as Valerie Patrick pitched a three hitter with four strikeouts and five walks. Patrick and Tammy Britter led with three hits each. Carla Cody Alicia Cagnell Maeve McGrath added two apiece. Ertter Patrick and Dawn Radcliffe hit homers.
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Mystery Girl at Charles Town Race Card Wagering
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