Walter Payton faces rare liver disease transplant plea
Walter Payton, 44, reveals he has primary sclerosing cholangitis a rare liver disease needing a transplant to live. Doctors say survival without a transplant averages two years. he is evaluated at Mayo Clinic as family and NFL figures offer support and prayers.
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TJ slows down action to beat Lancers 80 65
Thomas Johnson coach Tom Dickman used a four corners offense in the fourth quarter to slow the pace and outscore Linganore 19-6, securing an 80-65 home win. Marcus West and Chris Williams led TJ with 19 points each, while Linganore’s Steve Mulligan scored 23.
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Brunswick Routs North Hagerstown Behind Inside Game
Brunswick to 14-2 overall as Frank Clements and Mike Dykes control inside play for a 77-50 victory over North Hagerstown. Clements 20 points with 11 rebounds and six assists, Dykes 15 points and eight boards, Dorsey adds double-digit rebounds and blocks as the Railroaders pull away with a 16-5 third-quarter run.
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Nine area athletes poised to sign NCAA letters of intent
Nine athletes from Frederick News-Post area schools expected to sign today on the first day of spring signings for fall sports. Thomas Ambush of Frederick, a 6 2 210 linebacker, should join Maryland with former teammate Randall Jones. Anne Rieser of Middletown and Denise Rogers of Urbana headline the soccer signees heading to Richmond and Ole Miss respectively. Others include Brian King to West Virginia, Kevin Burkey to Shepherd, Jeff Santacroce to Lehigh, Josh Inscoe to Shepherd, and Amanda Hughes to Mount St. Mary’s, with several not yet signing but verbally committed.
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Maryland at Duke Sets Up No 1 Clash Amid Upset Hope
Duke seeks top ranking by beating Maryland in Durham after the Terps ride a wait for revenge from an 18 point January loss. Duke aims to extend its home dominance in Cameron Indoor Stadium while Maryland eyes an upset to stall Duke’s bid for the season crown.
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