Mount St. Mary’s coach hopeful as 10th anniversary game nears
Mount St. Mary’s coach Jim Phelan faces a 1-11 season while preparing to mark the tenth anniversary of the 1962 NCAA National Championship team. Former star players will be introduced at Loyola game, underscoring a bygone era of success as current squad struggles after a 10-14 season.
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Mount coach Phelan calls recruiting breakdown hurting team
Jim Phelan lamented a recruiting breakdown at Mount St. Mary’s after an 11th loss of the season to Virginia Commonwealth. He cited limited aid and recent attrition as key factors while noting improved recruiting prospects and a rising group of freshmen and sophomores. He warned the team must address a growing losing complex despite hopeful signs.
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Two Share Lead In Hawaii Open
Eichelberger and Jones fire seven under par 65 to share early first round lead at the Hawaiian Open. Weather helps low scoring on Waialae Country Club course as Nicklaus, Shaw, Casper in late group. Palmer and Trevino also in contention.
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Dutch Skater Schenk wins 5000 meters gold at Sapporo
Ard Schenk of the Netherlands captures the 5000 meter speed skating gold on the first full day of the Winter Olympics in Sapporo. Russian Nordic skier Vja ceslav Vedenin takes the 30 kilometer cross country gold. Gronvold and Stensen complete podium. Tyldum finishes second for Norway.
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Austria Skater Miss Schuba Feels That She's Unbeatable
SAPPORO Japan AP Beatrix Schuba the Austrian figure skating champion says she is unbeatable on the eve of the Olympics gold medal bid. She cites her dominance in compulsory figures and peak condition while noting Julie Holmes as her closest rival though she has not seen her this year.
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Arson Threats Hit Austrian Olympic Officials
An arsonist tried to burn the home of Heinz Prudmer, president of the Austrian Olympic Committee, amid protests over the team’s Olympic withdrawal after Karl Schranz disqualification. Anonymous calls also threatened Karl Heinz Klee’s family in Sapporo. no incidents reported. Thursday Pro Hockey Results Boston 6 Minnesota 1.
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Baltimore Weighs Downtown Multisport Complex Plan
Governor Mandel proposes a six week feasibility study on a 25 acre downtown Baltimore site to keep the Colts in Maryland. Rosenbloom HoffbergerSchr efer back backing the plan with private funding and separate facilities for Colts Orioles Clippers and Bullets.
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Mike Hill Named Best MAC Player
Former Frederick star Mike Hill earned the MAC Eastern Player of the Week after leading American University to wins over West Chester and Rhode Island. Hill scored 32 points with 21 in the West Chester game and added ten assists and 11 steals across the two matchups.
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American University
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Walkersville Eyes MVAL Lead With North Carroll Showdown
Walkersville travels to North Carroll tonight hoping to retake sole possession of the Monocacy Valley League lead. Middletown, 6-1 in league play, faces Boonsboro in a non league game after beating them 81-49 earlier. Walkersville beat North Carroll 71-66 earlier this year.
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