Grambling State Faces Villanova In Solid Shootout
Syracuse suffers 81 60 loss to Grambling State while Villanova tops Grambling 81 60 and Syracuse 56. Owens leads Syracuse with 36 minutes and 17 points as Edwards adds 27 points for Nene Hamapsiee SE Kemer. Final totals show Syracuse halftime 29 La Salle 25 and key 3 point attempts by Syreeye Oras Coleman and Thompson.
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TV sports college basketball and hockey on ESPN and TNT
Television sports schedule for college basketball Missouri at Kansas and Georgetown at Providence, NBA Boston at Houston, and Ranger hockey with odds and pool results from a torn page. Includes garbled lines and betting data with players Daly and Daley referenced among mixed figures.
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Orioles vote against Babe Ruth name for new stadium
Orioles and Maryland Stadium Authority weigh names for the 46,000 seat ballpark opening April 1992. Fans and letters favor alternatives such as Orioles Park Camden Stadium or Star Spangled Banner Memorial Stadium. Jane Smith says Ruth’s NY Yankee legacy makes naming it after him inappropriate.
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National High School Wrestling Championships set for April 7 8
The first national post season wrestling tournament for state champions will be held April 7 and 8 at the University of Pittsburgh. Invitations go to prep seniors who won a State scholastic title. Weight classes range from 103 to 275 pounds with finals on April 8. Bob Ferraro of Bucknell and attorney Joe Fleming coordinate the event.
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Kansas back on top as state foes rise in poll
New Mexico State cracks the AP top 25 for the first time in 30 years after going 20-2 and 10-1 in the Big West. The Aggies beat Cal Irvine and Cal Santa Barbara to reach No. 25, replacing Indiana who fell after a 1-1 week. Kansas rises in the ranking with 58 first place votes, while Missouri slides to No. 1 on some ballots after a 65-58 loss to Kansas State and a 107-85 win over Nebraska. Georgetown and Syracuse climb to Nos. 3 and 4 respectively.
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Middletown Knights girls basketball ride to best start
Coach Miller recalls rebuilding the Middletown Girls program after a 1-6 start. Starters Gebbia and Lindenstruth anchor a high scoring lineup as teammates Morrow Kelly and Ricketts contribute. The team faces a four game regular season finish before playoffs amid rising expectations.
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Cougars Hold Off CCB For 69 64 Victory
Frederick Community College rises to 13 5 overall and 10 4 in the Maryland JuCo Athletic Conference after a 69 64 win over Community College of Baltimore. Kristen Smith sealed the win with two free throws in the final eight seconds as Robbie Jo Flagle added 12 points and eight rebounds. Adriane Boatwright led CCB with 17 points.
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Knights Beat Boonsboro In Season Opener
Knights, led by Chris Smariga, defeated Boonsboro 51 to 41 as Stephenson was held to six points, the first single digit game this season. Frederick visits South Carroll in a key Central Maryland Conference matchup. Cadets 82, Cavaliers 53 in standings. Other boys games include Brunswick at North Hagerstown and more across the region. Mount St. Mary’s men and women travel to St. Francis Brooklyn. Maryland men head to Georgia Tech.
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Vikings prevail as St John’s rolls past St James 62
St John’s at Prospect Hall earned a 62 to 30 win on Monday with 17 of 20 free throws in the fourth quarter. Chris Hoagland led the Vikings with 25 points and eight rebounds, while Reece Horton added 23 points, 21 rebounds and six blocks. Sam Short led St James with 27 points, scoring 19 in the first half before Bryan Grove limited him in the second half.
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Frederick girls take regional relay title and state bids
Frederick's indoor track team won the 3200-meter relay at the Regional Class 3A-44 meet in a time of 10:25.60 with Catherine Calder, Tessia Brust, Christen McMichael and Jenny Novak. McMichael finished third in the 1600 in 5:35 to reach the state meet. Novak placed fourth in 5:36 and Burst sixth in 5:51 to also qualify. Novak grabbed second in the 3200 at 11:05 to advance. McMichael placed third in 12:21 to qualify. On the boys side, Frederick's Trenton Ambrush won the 300-meter dash in 0:39 to earn a state bid.
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