Sports boosters demand keeping indoor track and ninth grade teams
More than 500 people filled the Monocacy Middle School cafeteria for the Frederick County Board of Education budget hearing on FY 1993. Rusty Anderson of the Frederick County Association of Sports Boosters urged support for all sports, including indoor track and ninth grade football and basketball, amid proposed cuts to save $93,500. The hearing continued as speakers argued that athletics bolster academics and proposed alternatives like higher activity fees.
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Monocacy Middle School
Board of Education
Boe
Rusty Anderson
Frederick County Association of Sports Boosters
Noel T. Farmer
Farmer
Hal Keller
Keller
Anderson
Frederick
Frederick High School
Erin Adams
Brunswick High School
Frederick County
Frances Bourne
Walkersville
Dennis Hill
Baltimore
Fifth Regiment
Sug
Strolz misses gate in bid for back to back Alpine title
Albertville report notes Hubert Strolz nearly clinched Olympic glory in the men's Alpine combined but skidded at a gate five seconds from the finish, missing the gold while Italy swept the event with Josef Polig leading. Austria dominant on Day 4, with hopes in luge and Nordic events rising as Ginther injured and Unified Team medals in biathlon elevate the podium scene.
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Albertville
France
Hubert Strolz
Austria
Strolz
Italy
Josef Polig
Switzerland
Alps
Polig
U.S
Bonnie Blair
Cammy Myler
Sabine Ginther
French Alps
Klaus Ofner
Jungwirth Heinz
Olympic Committee
Anfissa Reztsova
Antje Miserskay
Germany
Elena Belova
Blair
America
Mike Moran
Calgary
Moran
Myler
Terwillegar
Williams' hot stretch linked to contact lenses
Maryland guard Walt Williams credits contact lenses for a seven game run of 30 point games beginning January 11 against North Carolina State. He says vision improvement helped his shooting, noting a torn lens incident Friday night and quick replacement by trainers.
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Walt Williams
Maryland Guard
North Carolina State
Williams
Georgia Tech
Maryland
Streaking Williams shines despite Maryland losses
Stan Williams fueled a seven game ACC scoring streak averaging 33 points per game while shooting 60 percent from the floor and 55 percent from three. Maryland went 2-5 in those games. Mount St Mary’s basketball sits near NEC bottom as men drift toward tournament play, with the women atop the NEC at 9-1 as finals approach. The Mount hosts Marist and FDU then closes season at Robert Morris and St Francis Pa.
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ACC
Wake Forest
Len Chappell
Williams
UMES
St. Leo's
North Carolina
Florida State
Maryland
Mount ST. Mary
Mount
Robert Morris
Monmouth
St. Francis
Long Island
St. Francis of
New York
NEC
Marist
FDU
Fairleigh-Dickinson
Florida State Holds Off NC State Fire of 3 Pointers
Florida State survived NC State's 18 three pointers as Bobh Sura and Douglas Edwards each scored 25, lifting the Seminoles to an 87-79 ACC win in Raleigh. State set records for 3-pointers attempted and made, but their seven-game skid continued.
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Raleigh
N.C
Tobacco Road
Florida State
North Carolina State
Seminoles
Bobh Sura
Douglas Edwards
Sara
Duke
North Carolina
N.C. State
ACC
Maryland
Wolfpack
Curtis Marshall
Byron Wells
No. 1 Maryland Women Host No. 2 Virginia Showdown
The top ranked Maryland Terrapins aim to extend a 20-1 start as a crowd of about 8000 fans is expected at Cole Field House for the visit by No. 2 Virginia. Maryland sold 5000 tickets in advance for the first time in program history amid growing fan interest and a seasons-long path to a potential landmark win.
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College Park
Maryland
Virginia
Cole Field House
Terrapins
Cavaliers
Chris Weller
Weller
Maryland Mara thon to feature three Maryland teams on June 6
The Frederick Keys, Hagerstown Suns, and Baltimore Orioles partner for a three game marathon on June 6 starting with the Suns vs Harrisburg Red Sox at 11 05 a m in Frederick and ending with the Orioles hosting the Toronto Blue Jays at 7 05 p m The schedule includes the Keys hosting Lynchburg Red Sox and features remarks by Orioles official Doug Melvin about the event and its potential national attention Packages include Home Run Triple Play and Family Grand Slam with prices from 50 to 129 per person The idea originated with Melvin and Orioles official Ken Nigro and involves three Orioles affiliates in Maryland.
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Frederick Keys
Maryland
Hagerstown Suns
Harrisburg Red Sox
Municipal Stadium
the Keys
Lynchburg Red Sox
Harry Grove Stadium
Orioles
Toronto Blue Jays
Oriole Park
Camden Yards
Doug Melvin
Melvin
Frederick
Keys
Kip Vaughn
Gregg Olson
Manny Alexander
Cal Ripken
Ken Nigro
Kenny
Nigro
The
Suns
Baltimore Orioles
Maryland Office of Tourism Development
Bob Milacki
Randy Milligan
Mike Devereaux
Hagerstown
Bobby Miscik
Sarasota
Flame
Dundalknips sluggish FCC fall 100 98 in upset loss
Frederick Community College squandered a 10 point lead as Dundalk Community College edged FCC 100 98. FCC shot 44 percent from the line and 22 percent on free throws led by poor foul shooting. Buster Jones scored 17 with Tony Sawyer 23 on five threes. coach Jim Weddle lamented lack of leadership and execution.
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Frederick Community College
FCC
Dundalk Community College
Gars
Buster Jones
Jack Bentley
Mike Dayton
Chris Peck
Jim Weddle
Jones
Tony Sawyer
Cougars
Weddle
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