Olympic speed skating results and participants listed
The Lake Placid report lists top finishers and competitors from nations including the United States Germany Sweden and Canada in the women's 1,000 and men's events. Names such as Sus Petrumre Silvia Albrecht Sylvia Burka and Mary Decter appear alongside athletes from East Germany the Soviet Union and other countries with times and placings noted.
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Thoreday
Uncle Borckinw
Netherlands
Galther Stepanskaye
Viet Union
Ria Mayer
Vie Beckes
East Germany
Bore Eva Jengen
Norway
Sylvia Fupaoog
Sweden
Deere Mitehheriich
Beth Helden
Madison Wis
Sus Petrumre Serie Union
Silvia Albrecht
Sylvia Burka
Canada
Mary Decter Maden
Sarah Duetes Maden
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College basketball results and standings across many schools
A lengthy OCR of college basketball scores lists numerous teams, locations, and outcomes from games across the nation. Notable entries include Indiana, Purdue, Michigan State, Rutgers, Alabama State, Loyola, and Virginia colleges with varied scores and double-digit discrepancies.
Skating stars clash as Russians pace men and women
In the Winter Games events, Russian skaters display speed and technical skill, while Tat and Randy face pressure to perform perfectly. Ken Read and Karl Anderson fall early in the downhill, Podborsk takes bronze behind Wirnsberger and Patterson, and Dutch skater Visser claims silver in the women’s 500 meters. Sabine Becker takes bronze in the 500, with Mary Docter and sister Sarah placing in the 1th and 8th respectively. Cross country sees Vasily Rochev and Ivan Lebanov on the podium, Oddvar Bran and U.S. athletes struggle, and Eric Heiden set to chase five golds in coming races. Hood College falls to George Washington as relay and sprint wins highlight the meet.
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Canada
Ken Read
Karl Anderson
Greene
Maine
U.S
Steve Podborsk
Wirnsberger
Austin
Pete Patterson
Sun Valley
Idaho
Ria Visser
Zimjatov
Vasily Rochev
Ivan Lebanov
Bulgaria
Oddvar Bran
Norway
Knights Seek Regional Berth In Key Tri-State Clash
TJ Knights, sixth in Region I class A, visit Waynesboro as they chase a regional bid after a 5- Tri-State ledger. South Carroll and Kennedy loom, while Damascus and Sherwood also fight to end slumps and strengthen playoff chances in a dense regional race.
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Damascus
Hornets
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Seneca Valley
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USOC Contemplates Olympic Participation Decision
Frederick's USOC leader Kane says no further action can change current altitudes and that the body must monitor the situation as it weighs whether an American team will compete in Moscow. The USOC has until May 24 to inform the Moscow organizing committee of its stance.
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USOC
International Olympic Committee
Moscow
William Sullivan
House of Delegates
U S Upsets Czechs in 7 3 Victory at Lake Placid
The United States hockey team upset Czechoslovakia 7-3 as Mark Pavelich Buzz Schneider and John Harrington combined for three goals and four assists. Jim Craig made key stops and the U S tied for first in the Blue Division after earning three of four points against top rivals. The win sets up a matchup with winless Norway next.
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N.Y
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Buzz Schneider
John Harrington
U.S
Czechoslovakia
Jim Craig
Norway
MSD Romps In ESCAA Opener Over WVSD 78-30
MSD Orioles dominate West Virginia School for the Deaf 78 to 30 in the ESCAA boys tournament opener led by Leroy Dixon with 18 points and 10 rebounds. Jimmy Eckenrode, Danny Frank, and Doug Walters each added 12. Ricky Dickerson 10 and three steals by Frank. MSD shot 51 percent and built a 34-20 halftime lead. The win sets up a quarterfinal against American School for the Deaf as New Jersey faces St Marys later tonight.
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Orioles
West Virginia School For the
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Doug Walters
Ricky Dickerson
Dickerson
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Eckenrode
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West Virginia
WVSD
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Jane Locke
Sheila Lumpking
Locke
Lumpkins
Oriole Girls Split in Deaf Schools Tourney
In Trenton New Jersey the Maryland School for the Deaf girls team split two games at the Eastern Secondary Schools for the Deaf Basketball Tournament.
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Trenton
N. J
Maryland School For the
Vikings overpower Harker Prep in 47 29 win at Prospect
Prospect Hall Vikings led 6 2 after one quarter and built a 1514 halftime edge. Mike Morton scored 18 and Dave Grove 10 as Prospect beat Harker Prep 47 29. MSD lost to Model Secondary School for the Deaf 51 36 then beat American 42 23.
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Dave Grove
Prospect
MSC
Model Secondary School For the Deaf
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Viking girls defeat Hancock for 63 to 21 win
Prospect Hall Vikings, led by Sharon Barone with 28 points and 26 rebounds, beat Hancock 63 to 21. Lori Earie and Rose Borowski added 10 points each. Abby Geoghegan pulled down 19 rebounds as Prospect built a 25-15 halftime lead and coasted to the victory improving to 11-7.
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Sharon Barone
Lori Earie
Rose Borowski
Prospect Hall
Vikings
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Abby Geoghegan
Prospect
Smithsburg girls overpower Walkersville 62 to 47
Smithsburg led 23 10 after the first period and 40 20 at halftime in a girls basketball win over Walkersville. Julia Pugh scored 17 for the Lions while Walkersville mustered 19 field goals and 9 of 16 at the line. Also notes Ginger Beaumont was the first batter in a World Series game in 1903.
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Julia Pugh
Lions
Ginger Beaumont
Pittsburgh
Boston Red Sox
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