Penn Relays highlight a mix of strong and ordinary marks
The Penn Relays showcased solid performances with Villanova dominating distance relays and Tennessee star Reggie Jones leading sprints. Paul Cummings won the 1500 meters before heat exhaustion. Arizona State, Florida and Texas El Paso each claimed two wins, while Penn State claimed three championships led by Shine and Mailey. Other winners included Coghlan, Paskin, and Lennox.
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Mannie Hic Cu Rme
Villanova
Tennessee
Reggie Jones
Penn State
Mike Shine
Paul Cummings
Brigham Young
Cummings
United States
Montreal
Wilson Waigwa
Texas-El Paso
Waigwa
Beverly Hills
Wildcats
Jim Elliott
Eamonn Coghlan
Coghlan
Mark Berger
Shine
George Mailey
al Jackson
Arizona State
Florida
Texas- el Paso
Mount runners set records at Penn Relays
Mount St. Marys athletes set three school records at the Penn Relays. The two mile relay quartet Treland Landis Banks and Martin ran 7:39.4 with Martin anchoring in 1:49.6 to move from sixth to second. Brooks threw 198 6 in javelin and Barrasso set a freshmen triple jump record of 45 feet 7 inches. Mounties host Mason-Dixon league meet next Friday and Saturday.
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Mount St. Mary's
Penn
Bill Treland
Mark Landis
Ron Banks
Mark Martin
Martin
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Mounties
FCC netters top Charles in men's tennis action
Charles Community College players fall 4 0 to FCC in singles and doubles. Brad Voight, Tom Dixon, Rick Erbe, Jack Muddy, Greg Lingg, Bo Bragan win multiple matches. Doubles Dixon Woodward beat Voight Erbe. Ritz Muddy win. Hughes Lingg win over Grimes Lugo.
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Charles Community College
Brad Voight
Tom Dixon
Tom Woodward
Earl Ritz
Rick Erbe
Wayne Hooper
Jack Muddy
Dan Hughes
Greg Lingg
Stacey Grimes
Bo Bragan
John Lugo
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Voight
Erbe
Ritz and Mudd
Hooper
Baumgardner
Hughes and Lingg
Grimes
Lugo
Morris wins women's bowling championship in Baltimore
Letty Morris of Stockton California edged Virginia Park of Whittier California by two pins to win $13 000 first prize in the Brunswick Women's World Invitational. Park earned $7 000 as the five day tournament concluded with televised finals and Morris celebrated a record payout for women pro bowling.
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Letty Morris
Stockton
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