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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1982
Page
6
Frederick Christian Academy Defenders rally from 23 14 deficit to beat Wheaton Christian 79 72. Joey Bane scores 47 points to pace FCA while Dave Kennedy adds 16 as the team improves to 6 9 on the season.
Dorsey scored 27 points with 13 rebounds and four blocks as South Carroll beat North Hagerstown 60-45 to improve to 12-4 overall and 5-4 in the Tri-State League. Rob Miller added 16 and Jim Frizzera 13 for the Cavaliers, who led 12-8 after one and 26-17 at halftime. North Hagerstown’s Mickey Billmeyer had 17 points. Frizzera had 10 rebounds and four steals. Junior varsity won 60-33.
Francis Scott Key dominated the boards with 31 rebounds to 20 for the home team and led 16 and 10 point scorers for Brunswick. Banner pulled six boards as the Railroaders shot 44 percent while the Eagles hit 32 percent. FSK also won the junior varsity 65 50. Angell led all scorers with 22 points, Kowalczyk 12, Cup pins 11. Foltz led the home team with 18 points and Jackson added 12.
The new Sports Afield TV series featuring Homer Circle and Grits Gresham runs 26 weeks of hunting fishing and a log cabin build show with producer Glen Lau. Wildlife agencies aid filming for accurate conservation content as stations WHAG Hagerstown and WJZ Baltimore air it.
Grits Gresham Glen Lau and Homer Circle will host a new Sports Afield TV series with Lau producing. Ned Smith, a noted wildlife artist, painted the anniversary issue cover featuring a brook trout. The December Angler issue is selling extra copies for 1 dollar each by Pennsylvania Angler, Pennsylvania Fish Commission, P.O. Box 1673, Harrisburg PA 17105. AHAM AND TURKEY SHOOT set for Sunday February 21 at 1 p.m. at Fort Ritchie Rod and Gun Club skeet range. Rain or shine. 12 gauge only. Prizes include pork loins steak packs hams and turkeys. Entry fees 1 to 1.50. Refreshments on site. range four and a half miles south of main gate on Ritchie Road. Public invited.
Poolesville jumped to a 24 point first period lead and then withstood Prospect Hall’s comeback to beat the Vikings 88 to 69 Friday night. Prospect Hall outscored 29 to 12 in the second quarter but could not overcome the early deficit and turnovers.
Poolesville seized control in the final quarter, outscoring Prospect Hall 23 to 14 as Harold King tallied 10 of his 22 in that stretch. Poolesville dominated the boards 57 to 26, with Hackett Bryce Menke scoring 18, 11, and 12. Foreman led Prospect Hall with 29. Vikings fall to 7-8. JV side won 56-? (score cut).
Mary Crichlow scored 27 as Frederick Community College defeated Community College of Baltimore 68 52 at FCC. FCC shot 66 percent, made 71 percent of free throws, and pulled away in the second half to improve to 10 6. Barbara Long 16 Kim McConnell 11 led FCC with rebounding and assists while Janet Williams 15 and Long 11 paced CCB.
Sherri Webber and Kim Hawes sparked Brunswick to a 44 43 overtime victory over Prospect Hall. Hawes 13 points and 19 rebounds led Brunswick, while Frick and Buffo each scored 12 for Prospect Hall. Brunswick improves to 4 8 and Prospect Hall to 7 6 with the late comeback.
Liberty defeated Patriot girls 56 to 49 as Cheryl Fout returned to lead the Lions with 16 points. TJ battled early and late, trailing 28-20 at halftime and 45-31 in the third before a late rally. Carey added 12 for TJ. Liberty outrebounded 45-32 with Fout recording eight boards and six steals.
Norm Nixon and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar sparked a fourth quarter comeback as the Lakers erased a 15 point lead to beat the Washington Bullets 90 to 87. The win snapped a two game skid on the Bullets home court and ended a six game losing streak in the series. Jeff Ruland kept Washington close with a late basket as the Bullets trailed by one.
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