Middletown edges Hagerstown in wrestling rout
In a wrestling triple header, Middletown dominated Hagerstown 44-7 as Blair pinned South Hagerstown’s Coln in 34 seconds. North Hagerstown also beat Mt. St. Mary’s, while Damascus swept Poolesville and Wheaton, with Wheaton winning the final heavyweights to clinch the tri-meet. In women’s basketball Mount St. Mary’s defeated St Francis NY 77-55, led by Kia Williams and Adrienne Harms with 18 points each, as St. Francis suffered a 26-0 all-time mark.
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Hall of fame inductees recalled in Frederick piece
Linton who officiated basketball for years recalls his dream of the NBA. He sent a letter to Hawks owner and was invited to a tryout in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania but chose not to pursue pro ball. Grove, called the father of Little League in Frederick, died in 1988. his son accepted the honor. Falk, in Connecticut, reflects on Feinberg’s upcoming hall induction and aging.
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FCC men women sweep doubleheader on six-man rosters
FCC women routed Potomac State 89 37 while the men edged Chesapeake 64 60 in a late game surge. Gordy Clark led the Cougars with 17 points as FCC improved to 14 6 overall and 8 4 in the conference, while Chesapeake drop to 7 5. The women built a 36 18 halftime cushion and got double figure scoring from Dani Thomas and Toni Branson with 16 each as FCC ran away.
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