Tennis and badminton club weekly results reveal varied winners
The fragment lists multiple event results including doubles and singles. Winners include Betty Myers Eleanor Rappold Lyn Kame and Darlene Dorsey with runners-up Pat Haines Deanne Farebaugh and Karen Bosting, spanning Friday and Tuesday sessions with several noon and 1pm time slots.
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Deanne Farebaugh
Rumours
Bacher Tartare Cremer Minner
Karen Bosting
Seneca Eagles Top Dunbar Behind Steady Malloy
Seneca used a strong second half to pull away as Malloy ran the offense with six assists and calm control. Turner battled foul trouble but scored 14, while Dunbar’s Campbell led with 17 and Gantt added 16 as the Eagles held a big edge at the free throw line.
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Hood loses to Gallaudet 65 49 in Washington game
Gallaudet pulled away in the final 16 minutes to defeat Hood 65 to 49 at home. Hood drops to 4 2 on the year as Kristen Minick leads Hood with 21 points and Jill Minick adds 14 while the teams traded a close first half.
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Allegany CC Routs FCC 75 68 in Women’s Hoops
Allegany Allegany Community College built a quick 13 point edge and beat Frederick Community College 75 to 68. Mary Crichlow led FCC with 19 points and 15 rebounds, Kim McConnell added 15, Barbara Long 14, Susan House 12, while Long had 13 boards and McConnell seven assists. FCC shot 33 percent.
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Allegany Community College
Frederick Community College
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Allegany
Mary Crichlow
Fcc Kim McConnell
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Kim Hawes
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TJ grapplers topple Hedgesville in area wrestling meet
Thomas Johnson dominated Hedgesville 56 12 Thursday night as TJ improved to 2 7 on the season. Multiple Patriots earned pins including Heckler Rauh Ritmiller Tolbard Spurrier and junior varsity winners Neel Petruzello and Grunwell. Coach Frank Savage praised Hedgesville for perseverance in a tough Tri State League schedule.
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Dec Gaither
Arndt
Christensen
Jackson scores 31 as Vikings rout FCA 76 51 at Prospect Hall
Alex Jackson posted 31 points and 32 rebounds to set a school record, leading Prospect Hall to a 76 51 victory over Frederick Christian Academy. Teammate Joey Bane led all scorers with 38, while Mike Foreman and Eric Trumpower added double figures as the Vikings pulled away after halftime.
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Mystery Girl at Charles Town Rocking Bets and Losses
A bettor recounts a rough night at Charles Town, detailing a $937.90 bankroll, a $26 loss, and a failed ninth race wager on Speed Dancer who finished second behind a 251 shot. The plan for tonight includes a $2 double on Marydot and Tachina, $2 to win on Smooth Tricks, $10 to win on Dee Emperor, and $4 to win on Stranger In Town.
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Frederick Cadets overpower Catoctin for 47 44 win
Frederick Cadets beat Catoctin 47 44 as Pam Lindquist scored 17 and Brenda Fisher led Catoctin with 30 points. Frederick improves to 11 4 while Catoctin drops to 4 7. Brunswick downed St Maria 36 14, Prospect Hall beat FCA 51 23, St Joe s beat MSD 59 40.
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Capitals fall to Islanders in seventh straight win
Denis Potvin broke a 2-2 tie with a power play goal at 5:32 of the third period, his second of the game, as the New York Islanders beat the Washington Capitals 5-2. Brent Sutter and Clark Gillies added goals, Duane Sutter assisted, and the Isles tied a club record with the win streak.
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