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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1983
Page
8
Fragmentary scorecard lists games including Buffalo at Boston, Quebec at Detroit, Washington at New York, Rangers, Philadelphia at Memphis. Readable elements show team pairings and venues but no clear results or dates.
Frederick YMCA Masters Swim team member Carroll Hamilton shone in the Maryland Masters Six Annual Winter Meet at the University of Maryland Balesmore County. Karen Knach and Don Leatherman posted top times in freestyle and back events. Other standout performances came from Virginia Baxter, Ernie Broegemans, and Dick Hay, with notable relay and sprint results across multiple age groups.
Washington Redskins general manager Bobby Beathard urged moving up the NFL draft to allow competition with the United States Football League. He told ABC Radio Sports he expects the change and said it will be discussed at March meetings in Palm Springs.
Washington Federals announced the signing of CFL star Joey Walters, a 28-year-old receiver who set league records with Saskatchewan last season. Walters had 103 receptions for 1,670 yards in 1980 and 91 catches for 1,715 yards with 14 touchdowns in 1981, earning All-CFL honors.
In Wednesday action Schmick’s marksman Mark Carroll led FSK Eagles past Walkersville, while Smithsburg defeated Middletown. Thursday girls regional finals feature Catoctin at Smithsburg, Middletown at Owings Mills, and Thomas Johnson visiting Catonsville with close predictions: Leopards 59 55 Cougars, Middletown 53 50 Owings Mills, Patriots 58 56 Catonsville.
Frederick Community College Cougars, at 17-9, travel to Pittsburgh to meet Hagerstown Junior College in the opening round of Region XX JuCo Tournament. FCC seeks two solid halves and disciplined defense to overcome explosive foes, with Anne Arundel and CC Baltimore also in the field.
Benny Ayala hit a bases loaded homer to break a 4-4 tie and lift the Baltimore Orioles over intra squad rivals in an afternoon exhibition. Rich Dauer drove in three with a double and single as Storm Davis started strong for the losers against Jim Palmer.
Glenn Anderson delivered the go ahead power play goal at 14 23 of the third period as Edmonton beat Washington 5 3 in LANDOVER Md The Oilers built a 2 1 lead by 5 57 of the second period and Wayne Gretzky added an open net tally with 31 seconds left extending his point streak to 14 games Alan Haworth tied the game at 3 3 for the Capitals and Milan Novy opened scoring for Washington with a power play at 9 34 Edmonton strengthened its Smythe Division lead while Washington missed a chance to catch New York Islanders in the Patrick Division.
No. 2 Virginia crushed Wake Forest 107-74 as Ralph Sampson led with 28 points. Virginia improves to 24-3 overall and 11-2 in ACC, leading 53-38 at halftime and widening to 69-41 early in the second half.
Towson 1 vs Fort Hill 4 at 5 p.m. Thomas Johnson 3 plays Catous ville 2 at 8 p.m. Liberty 2 meets Williamsport 3 at 6 p.m. Woodward 1 faces Einstein 5 at 7:30 p.m. Frederick Smithsburg 2 battles Catoctin 3 at 6 p.m. Owings Mills 1 vs Middletown 5 at 7:30 p.m.
Frederick, seeded second at 16-4, edged Williamsport 67-57 in a semifinal thriller. John Campbell scored 37, with Fossett adding 10 and Snowden eight rebounds for Frederick while Hudson led Williamsport with 14 points.
Eagles built a 60-38 edge with 6:10 left and held on as the Lions cut the margin late. Greg Pfister posted 19 points and 10 rebounds for Wayne State. Dwayne Johnson collected four steals. FLEK edged Lions 32-31 in rebounds. Eagles shot 58 percent, Walkersville 39 percent from the floor.
New York AP reports Terry Cummings of the San Diego Clippers was named Rookie of the Month for February. The 6‑foot‑9 DePaul product averaged 23.5 points, shot 55 percent, and had 20+ points in one of 12 games, ranking eighth in scoring for the season.
Leopards beat Smithsburg 63 60 to reach Friday's regional final against Francis Scott Key. Schultz hit crucial late free throws, Guyton and Weaver contributed key plays, and Smithsburg coach Ebersole lamented a disputed call as the Leopards rallied from a late deficit.
Charlie Thomas led Seneca Valley with 21 points and 14 rebounds. Seneca Valley held a 23-22 edge in field goals while Wootton outscored 12-8 at the free throw line.
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