Earlier starts not affecting crowds at county games
County schools report mixed attendance for boys basketball as one hour earlier starts and higher ticket prices fail to deter fans. Administrators note more orderly crowds and rising female attendance, with Middletown showing strong season ticket sales for girls games and a larger share of younger fans at Brunswick and TJ.
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Walter Brilhart
Singapore
George Littrell
Paul Stroup
Brunswick
Spicer Bell
Catoctin
James Fisher
Frederick
David Markoe
Walkersville
Adam Craven
Gordon M. Anderson
New Times
Dr. Anderson
Anderson
Littrell
Fisher
Bell
Craven
Brilhart
Thomas Johnson
Stroup
Westminster
USOC to accept Carter decision on Moscow Games
The USOC said it will accept any presidential decision on sending an American team to Moscow if the Soviet Union does not withdraw troops from Afghanistan by February 20. Kane stressed the deadline was to the Soviets, not the committee, and noted IOC concerns while urging a move from Moscow as a symbol of peace.
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Lake Placid
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U.S
USOC
Robert Kane
Usoc House of Delegates
Colorado Springs
Col
Kane
White House
Soviet Union
International Olympic Committee
IOC
Carter
Moscow
Ignaty Novikov
Novikov
Lord Killanin
10C
Afghanistan
Robert F. Kane
East Germany
Dettlef Guenther
Vera Zozulya
Holland
West Germany
Norway
Sweden
Romania
Regional cage games spotlight Maryland on tap
Brunswick visits Linganore and Catoctin meets North Carroll while Frederick hosts Westminster in key regional crowd. Other night games include FSK at Walkersville Middletown at St Maria TJ at Waynesboro and more as teams chase league and regional spots.
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Linganore
Catoctin
Frederick
North Carroll
Westminster
FSK
Walkersville
Middletown
St. Maria
Waynesboro
Damascus
Sherwood
Kennedy
Poolesville
Seneca Valley
Gaithersburg
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Essex
Boonsboro
Singanore
Lancers
Williamsport
Cougars
MVAL
Cadets
Allegany
Owls
Tri-State
Eagles
The
Knights
Austrian skier Stock wins Olympic downhill in Lake Placid
21 year old Austrian Leonhard Stock, who only joined the Austrian team on Wednesday, wins the downhill at Whiteface Mountain amid a day of Olympic surprises. Teammate Peter Wirnsberger finishes second. The event caps a chaotic start to the Lake Placid Games with weather and logistics woes.
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Lake Placid
N.Y
Adirondack
Leonhard Stock
Flickenberg
United States
Stock
Peter Wirnsberger
Val d'Isere
Pete Medal
Anzie Borckink
Mount van Hoevenberg
Zimjatov
Bill Koch
Guilford
Innsbruck
New York
Hugh Carey
Greyhound Bus Company
Olympic Valley
Peters sees no strike ahead for Orioles in 1970s season
Orioles general manager Hank Peters said in Hagerstown there is likely no strike this year and few roster changes on opening day. He noted ongoing basic agreement talks with players and owners, and discussed compensation disputes around the free agent draft, insisting a broad spending spree could threaten baseball's competitiveness. He projected Tim Stoddard as bullpen successor and highlighted young infielders Wayne Krenchicki Floyd Rayford and Loma Sakata plus current season ticket sales and optimistic attendance goals.
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Hank Peters
Peters
Hagerstown
Groeps
Ome Rams
Clebs
Selail
Alresiy
The
Birds
Pete
Clube
Angels
Yankees
Don
Slaphouse
Tim Stoddard
Rayford
Salt Lake City
Sukale
Strode
Milwouker
Vancouver
Chern
East
Baltimore
Chiicago
Wilwswhee
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Aleksandr Zaitsev
Babilonia
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Allegany Office
JE. Patrick St
Stan Goldberg
Mippetown
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Wilderness Super Lightwrights
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