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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1986
Page
11
Unclear OCR listing shows hockey fixture Montreal at Washington at 8 pm on HTS. Other lines read player names and scores such as Babutay 5, Tame 19, Mos Yost 2, Famers 116, Photons 111, Bullets 108, and Degen Sacotemte 115. Contains fragmented entries and lacks full context.
Liberty and Prospect split a tight game with Liberty edging ahead late, led by key players Destiey and Torys. The teams traded buckets as Liberty secured the win in a competitive matchup highlighted by strong defensive stands and clutch free throws.
Mike Ditka criticized Bears coach Mike Ryan while defending him on key strategic choices. He cited rushing records, defended Perry’s midseason start, and recalled occasional clashes over defensive schemes. Ditka said the team’s success came from tough organizational discipline and noted several Bears stars who earned Pro Bowl status.
Sports today covers a benefit game between WFMD Towers and Baltimore Onoles at Frederick Community College at 7 30. Seven high schools also have games in county action including North Hagerstown at TJ and Brunswick at Linganore. Frederick visits South Carroll for Tri State League play while Walkersville hosts Francis Scott Key and Springbrook visits Seneca Valley. Mount St Marys women host Liberty at 7 30 and Cougar women play Allegany at 5. One scholastic girls game North Carroll at Catoctin completes the schedule.
Charles Town WV officials said track repairs are complete and Friday’s 10 race card will proceed with post time at 7 45 p m after a period of cancellations caused by a waterlogged surface. Crews used sand loam and helicopter drying efforts to finish the job.
TJ hosts a round robin wrestling event at 1 30 p m featuring Thomas Johnson High School with teams from Frederick Maryland School for the Deaf and Singanore. TJ fields strong light middleweight and heavyweight groups led by B J Mott Anthony Washington Ricky Solar Mark Lohr. MSD counters with JJ Myles Terry Leishman Keith Thompson and heavies Dennis Gladhill Eric Woods. Singanore lists Billy Haines Craig Irwin Mike Foster among notable wrestlers.
Duke defeated Virginia 77-65 at Charlottesville as Johnny Dawkins and David Henderson each scored 2 points in a late rally by the Cavaliers. Dawkins had 14 points in the first half helping Duke take a 34-20 lead at halftime.
Frederick Cavaliers beat South WV 17th win as Waggeeer scored 10 field goals and 3 free throws. Latkowski led Cadets with 12 points and eight rebounds. Prospect Hall defeated Jewish Day School 34-24, Vikings shooting up to 31 percent. Francis Scott Key edged Walkersville 40-36 with Ashbury scoring 14. North Hagerstown beat Thomas Johnson 59-49 as Summers led scoring with 10. Hood defeated Head College 50-31 led by Mikos 15 points and 12 rebounds. FCC fell 65-50 to Prince George's College.
Detroit defeats Washington 111 109 in overtime as Bill Laimbeer sinks one of two free throws with three seconds left and the Pistons score the final eight points. Darren Daye fouled with two seconds remaining but Bullets not in penalty and fail to shoot. Cureton forces inbounds steal, Roundfield and Robinson add key baskets to seal win. Dumars hit a late regulation three to force OT.
Three University of Minnesota basketball players were ordered to stand trial on sexual assault charges after an 18 year old woman testified she was assaulted in a Madison hotel room. The defendants are Kevin Smith Mitchell Lee and George Williams Jr. The victim described being held and assaulted over about four hours on January 24. First degree sexual assault carries up to 20 years in prison. Trial dates were not set with a goal of within 90 days.
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