Poolesville and Seneca boast top talent in local hoops
In Maryland high school action Poolesville and Seneca showcase strong rosters led by returning starters Jase Castro Ed Wilson Hoes and others. Seneca plans deep rotation of nine or ten players as they open at Brunswick and prepare for a Frederick class B regional run.
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Richard
Das Jerome Hoes
Newhern Brunswick
Virt
Jase Castro
Wirt
Frederick-Montgomery County
Ouby Allen
Ed Wilson
Hoes
Wooden
Jum Snowden
Richard Jones
Brian Felix
Jonn Slugger
Mike Chaney
Wayne Young
Jay Thompson
Keith Greenberg
Young
Seneca Waller
Eagles
Brunswick
Walkersville
Frederick
Mount Continues as Mounties Edge in Tight Showdown
215-pound forward led Mounts with 12 points 10 in first half and 12 rebounds as Mounties held off challengers. Mark Dwight and Jay Gallagher added 1 and 13 points respectively with Gallagher’s ball handling and shooting preserving his starting role while Ricky Lewis threatened to steal the point guard spot.
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Louisville
Larry Willams
Virginia Commonwealth
Williams
Cardinals
Wesley Cox
Philip Bond
Cox
Mark Dwight
Jay Gallagher
Gallagher
Ricky Lewis
Lewis
Ricky
Phelan
Damascus church league preview and Saturday results
A church league report outlines a Damascus preview and Saturday results in the YMCA church basketball standings. Teams listed include Methodist and Presbyterian groups with various church affiliates noted in a snapshot of league activities and team names.
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Ymca Church
Methodist 23
Ederack
Grae Eoc
FSK cagers down Lions in opener for team
The FSK girls basketball opener beat Walkersville 60 to 12. Shan Mine scored 13 points, Morrs added points, Picarella tallied 13 for the winners. Bishop led Walkersville with 14 points in a 35 point loss.
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Walhersv
Francis Scott
Ile
Cuon Vwonds
Shan Mine
Morrs
Lin Picarella
Sherrill Named Tennessee Head Coach and A.D.
North Carolina pressured by nonleague loss as Sherrill takes over at his alma mater University of Tennessee as head coach and assistant athletic director. Morda comments frame transition with weekend announcement. Lansing, Midwest AP notes the game in North Carolina context.
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Mountaineers Meet Duquesne In Unbeaten Showdown
West Virginia faces 5 0 Duquesne as coach Gardner notes strong early season form. WVU pressed with 11 and 12 point spurts, Maurice Robinson scoring 17 rebounds, Ty Moore adding double figures. Duquesne, led by a physical defense, seeks upset after beating Wheeling College and Canisius.
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ATS
Bac
Robertson
WVU
Pumas
Maurice Robinson
Zana Bee
Dana Pyere
Lowes
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Cononer
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Mountaineers
Hams
Seriou
Sam
Duquesne
Wheeling College
Canisius
Dukes
Pittsburgh
Scott returns to Red Sox as Cooper joins Brewers
Milwaukee claims veteran catcher Larry Haney on waivers from Oakland and Boston sells infielder Bobby Heise. Scott, 32, batted 273 with 18 homers and 77 RBI for Milwaukee, returning to his original club in a deal that also sends Carbo to Boston. Cooper batted 28 for Boston last season and Carbo, traded to Milwaukee, adds righty power. Rico Carty goes to Toronto in a trade with Cleveland, while Kansas City drafts and trades reshape rotations. Late signups for Sertoma Off-Street league open at Rock Creek School tonight.
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Indians
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John Lowenstein
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Blue
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Larry Haney
Oakland
Boston
Bobby Heise
Kansas City
Scott
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Cooper
Red Sox
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Seghi
Rico
Blue Jays
Carty
Peter Bavasi
al Fitzmorris
Alan Ashby
Doug Ruit
Fitzmorris
Royals
Kuhn warns reentry draft could disrupt baseball balance
Commissioner Bowie Kuhn warned that the reentry draft trend could harm competitive balance as top free agents moved to sun belt teams. He cited the Yankees and Red Sox gaining strength and noted over 20 million spent on leading agents, with tickets likely to rise modestly. He remained bullish on baseball despite concerns.
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Bowie Kuhn
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
California Angels
Don Baylor
Joe Rudi
Bobby Grich
San Diego
Gene Tenace
Rollie Fingers
Oakland A’s
Texas
Bert Campareris
Doyle Alexander
Atlanta
Gary Marthews
Kuhn
Sminors
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