Weekend High School and College Basketball Schedule
A dense schedule lists St Jousat Dunker, Dunbar at Seneca, and St Maria at Catocin with start times from 1 pm to 7 pm. Includes MSD events, Prospect Hall games, and Friday matchups at Baya, Walkersville, Linganer, and Thomas Johnson. College action features Shepherd, MSM, and FCC battles with multiple 7 pm starts and relays, plus regional track and club sports listings.
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Dunbar
Seneca Uglity
FCAT
Peepett Hall
St Maria Po Fredenck
Catocin
St Joe
TCA
Prospect Hall
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Brusswick
Walkersville
Catoctin
Epyille
Linganer
Liberty
Thomas Johnson
Independent Colleges
Shepherd
MSM
FCC
Spm
Princeton
Thomas Johose
South Hagerstown
Athayy
Praceton
Frederick Yrca
College girls basketball scores and results across multiple colleges
A wide list of women’s college basketball results shows Albertonlroaddus 96 Deve & Eltoe 61 and Cent Connecticut 73 Secred Heart 18, plus Dickinson Muhlenberg Drexel 76 Niagara 65 and many more scores across numerous teams and venues.
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Army
Lommeu
Cent Connecticut
al Secred Heart
Cheyney
E Stroudsburg
Dickinson
Muhlenberg & Drexel
Niagara
Gettysburg
Morenten
Bugler
Medgar Evers
Ming's Pa
Albright
LaSalle
Camslus
Monterie St
Ramapo
Old Westbury
Queens
Pace
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Shippensberg
Kulztowa
Itland
York
Prd
Widener
Swarthmore
Avante Christian
Barber Scota
Duke
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George
Florida
High Pout
Petebroke St A James Madwon
Campbell
Lonaville
Tulane
Maryland
Wake Forest
Murstasippi
Teonganee
NC Wilmington
BSN
Caroling Adt
OM Dominior
Redmood
Qgiethorpe
Piedmont
St Andrews
Averett
Virgin
Carolina
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Mint Age
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St Louis
Ober
Wittenburg
Ohn
Wesleyan
Devison
Otterbes
Kenyon
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Mansfield St
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Chester St
Central St Ome
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Cork Maver
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Serenton
Edleboro
Slippery Rock
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Lehigh
Peon St-Behrend
Allience
Cavoliea
Hofstra
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Setoo Hall
Virginia St
Fairmont
Ae Hewman
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Davidson
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Milligan
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Hope
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Trrleton
Mystery Girl at Charles Town Race Bets Report
A bettor recounts last night’s Charles Town racing, noting a $963.90 bankroll and $7 loss after Country Spirit won the third race. He details planned wagers for tonight including Exacta boxes in races two and three, a $4 win on Ma's Charge, and $10 win on Speed Dancer, with bets on Flip O' The Green, Penny A Card, Ruff Racquet, Rock Chips, and Melody's Turn.
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Country Spirit
Mike Angelo
Melody
Speed Dancer
Frederick sports brief highlights February 4 1982
The February 4 1982 Frederick News brief reports on local sports events with concise updates. It notes scores and standings for area teams and mentions key players and upcoming games within the Frederick community.
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Hornets fall to Rockets in close Damascus game
In a tight contest, Richard Montgomery defeated Damascus 1945 in basketball. Montgomery led 15-14 after the first quarter and 26-26 at halftime before pulling away to a 28-37 halftime margin and holding on. Gregg Turner led Hornets with 15 points, while Mike Waters added 13 and Steve Testa eight rebounds as Damascus dropped to 6-10.
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Sketball
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el GB
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Sal
Callferals Poly-Pomows
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Eiswert
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Malloy
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Virginia Union
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Benecelta
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Nerdty
Smie
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Birk
Beatle
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Jonny Cheele
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Jureday
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Xml Teers
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Peel
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Langasor Weedon
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Cherie
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Sonics
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Jimmy Snowden
Celtica
Pickles Brown
Quenton Sackaon
Richard Montgomery
Gregg Turner
Hornets
Mike Waters
Steve Testa
Stephanie Groomes
Singanore
Lancers
Donna Groomes
Patriots
Cheryl Fout
Julie Long
Penny Jackson
Jim Kennedy
Laura Allnutt
Susie Puhala
Lancer Wrestlers Fall to North Hagerstown in Hagerstown
Singanore Lancers drop 55 to 8 decision to North Hagerstown. Team record falls to 3 8. Two Lancers win by decision: Mike Guilday at 135 pounds and Pat Guilday at 141 pounds. Other matches feature pins and forfeits as North Hagerstown dominates the meet.
FSK Tops Westminster in 63-51 Upset
FSK Eagles rallied from a slow start to defeat Westminster 63-51 on Wednesday night, improving to 7-10 while Key climbed to 2-8 after a 23-10 first period. Tink Hill led Key with 14 points, Mark Carroll 13, Jeff Myers 12, Rick Hill 11 with Carroll grabbing 17 rebounds.
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FSK
Eagles
Key
Westminster
Tink Hill
Mark Carroll
Jeff
Middletown Knights roll past Walkersville to 10th straight win
Middletown beat Walkersville 42 32 at home as Ruth Ann Holter led with 17 points. The Knights improved to 14 2 overall and 5 0 in the Monocacy Valley League while Walkersville fell to 4 8. Coach Bill Pfeil praised Walkersville's defense and composure.
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Knights
Lions
Middletown
Walkersville
Ruth Ann Holter
Melanie Pritts
Sally
Lions Middletown
Maureen McGreevy
Jeannie Warrenfeltz
McGreevy
Warrenfeltz
Pfeil
Walkeraville
Horine
Giles
Barbie Warrenfeltz
Kathy Boyer
Sixers Rout Bullets in 122-96 Victory
Julius Erving led Philadelphia with 32 points as the 76ers dominated Washington 122-96. Andrew Toney added 22, Maurice Cheeks 12 points and 13 assists, Caldwell Jones 16 points and 15 rebounds, lifting Philadelphia to 31-14 for second in the Atlantic. Greg Ballard sat out for Washington with a sprained ankle after 305 consecutive games played.
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Philadelphia
Julius Erving
Philadelphia 76Ers
Washington Bullets
National Basketball Association
76Ers
Andrew Toney
Toney
Jeff Ruland
Washington
Kevin Grevey
Bullets
Maurice Cheeks
Sixers
Caldwell Jones
Cheeks
Greg Ballard
Cleveland
Ballard
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