Scorecard Wid-Marplang ris Tournament at Tingasore ont
New York and Fort Ritchie players headline a scorecard detailing scorers and fouls. Notable numbers include Lucas 34.15 and Robinson 11, with team totals and fouls listed for Phoenix and New York. The fragmentary data suggests a tournament scorecard with multiple players and per team tallies.
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Tingasore Ont
Fort Ritchie
Middletown
Paceniz
Robinson
Scott
Kelley
Johnson
Mack
Adams
Bradley
Cook
Netce
Kramer
Ds Kenia
Totsis
NEW York
Lucas
Willams
Carteight
Newlin
Richardson
Russell
Webster
A Bradiey
Smith
Carter
Knight
Demic
Phoenix
Weiskopf Leads Campbell Open With 67 To Take Early Lead
Tom Weiskopf fired his second straight 67 to hold a two stroke edge at the Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open at Riviera Country Club. Six players including Terry Mauney chase, with Mauney the 31 year old longshot who qualified. Weiskopf dominated the course with no bogeys and good putting as Watson Morley Levi Heafner Muller also in at 136.
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Los Angeles
Tom Weiskopf
Terry Mauney
Weiskopf
Mauney
Tom Watson
Mike Morley
Wayne Levi
Vance Heafner
Johnny Muller Miller
Miller
Riviera,Country Club
Watson
Riviera
JC Snead
Bobby Clampett
Japan
Jumbo Ozaki
Levi
MSD girls take third in tourney at ESCAA event
Stephanie Baker scored 26 points to lift Maryland School for the Deaf to a 49-4 victory over Marie Katzenbach School for the Deaf and secure third place in the ESCAA Girls Tournament at the American School for the Deaf in Hartford. Yolanda Harris added 11, Robin White 15, and Larrey Smith contributed key rebounds in the win.
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Hartford
Conn
Stephanie Baker
Maryland School For the
Harris
Larrey Smith
MSD
Orioles
Lexington
N.Y
School For the Deaf
Model
Modeled
MSC
Baker
Washington, D.C
Felice Pyser
Glenda Redmond
Grace Callery
Robin White
Karen Scribner
Maryland School for the Deaf Competes at St Alban’s Wrestling
MSD stands 16th of 26 at the St Alban's Wrestling Tournament in Washington DC after Friday's first round. Bullis Prep leads. MSD wrestlers Chris von Garrel 122 and Mike Maggio 141 own 2-1 records. Remaining MSD entries include Paul Rossi 115 Doug Haig 148 John Croney 1- Hester Doyle 158 and Sean Kerins 188.
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Washington D.C
Maryland School For the Deaf
Bullis Prep
Chris von Garrel
Mike Maggio
MSD Unn
MSD
Paul Rossi
Doug Haig
John Croney
Hester Doyle
Sean Kerins
Mystery Girl at Charles Town and Fort Ritchie Cup Play
A racing note details bets on horses with wins and near misses while Fort Ritchie St John’s of Frederick advances in the Commanders Cup eighth grade tourney beating Clear Spring 42 to 18. Danny Martin scores 20 and Rusty Harris 16 for St John’s, with Smithsburg awaiting in quarterfinals. Semis at 3:30 pm and final at 7:15 pm.
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Sokardey
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Sopcbea
Chong
Bardley
Grable
Urea Mairi
Ilazi
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Morena
Romest
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Seldon Tide
E Gold Power
Rich
Yas
Dyordas
Buck Creek
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Alamance Road
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Dull
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Farriz
ISL
Muaden
Nurse Feelgood
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Martiggr
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Hearts of Clory
Doxey
Jim
Lewis
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Myere
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Johnston
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Brown
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Uete Beach
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Future Puel
Smith
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Carrie
Berardi
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Gray
Prank & Choice
Williams
Gala Roodo
Stone
Pipers Choice
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Sartenay
Palma
Baek Teeeer
Ware
Mane
Christopher
Hides Rool
Sansy
Mieaeond
Moratam sMepper
Martiver
Mother
Moreto
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Smit
YMCA A team wins seventh in eight with 81 60 victory
The YMCA A team defeated Mercersburg Academy Junior Varsity 81 to 60. Wolford led with a season high 35 points while Morris and Diggs added 14 each and Bowens 12. For Mercersburg EU Duncan scored 16 and Del Toro 11.
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Mercersburg Academy
Wolford
Morris
Diggs
Bowens
Ruth registration opens for Frederick Babe Ruth leagues
Registration for the Frederick Babe Ruth League prep and regular teams will run 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday March 3 and noon to 2 p.m. Saturday March 6 at the Frederick Recreation Center Bentz and Second Streets. Bring a birth certificate and a parent or guardian. Eligible ages 13 to 15 with August 1 cutoffs and boundary rules for city feeder schools are noted, with a 1982 13-year-old World Series link at McCurdy Field.
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Frederick
Frederick Recreation Center
Bentz
Second Streets
McCurdy Field
South Frederick
North Frederick
East Frederick
Waverley
Maryland to overhaul offense and housing under new coach
University of Maryland coach Bobby Ross outlines major program changes including a pro style offense to be taught during spring practice on March 23, new housing arrangements for players, and a stronger focus on area recruiting. He aims to educate and graduate more players while maintaining school colors with a bolder red emphasis.
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College Park
University of Maryland
Bobby Ross
Washington Post
Ross
Jerry Claiborne
Maryland
Woody Hayes
the Post
Tech
George Allen Named Alouettes President and Investor
Montreal owner Nelson Skalbania names George Allen as president and chief operating manager of the Alouettes. Allen, a former NFL coach with the Redskins and Rams, agrees to buy 20 percent of the club with an option for majority ownership by Dec 31, 1983, and has until Dec 31, 1982, to finalize the stake.
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Montreal
Montreal Alouettes
Nelson Skalbania
George Allen
Allen
Alouettes
Washington Redskins
Los Angeles Rams
Allie Nfl
NFL
Redskins
Moulder Washington
Waltrip Wins Pole for Richmond 400 at Fairgrounds
Darrel Waltrip captured the pole with a 93.256 mph lap in a Buick for the Richmond 400 at Fairgrounds Raceway. Morgan Shepherd took outside pole, followed by Renny Parsons, Joe Ruttman, and Joe Millikan. Richard Petty, nursing a foot injury from Daytona, qualified 15th with 91.024 mph. he has started 304 straight Grand National races. Geographically, the track is .542 miles. Petty noted he can drive Sunday despite pain.
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Richmond
Darrel
Waltrip
Fairgrounds Raceway
Morgan Shepherd
Buick
Renny Parsons
Pontiac
Joe Ruttman
Joe Millikan
Richard Petty
Daytona
Petty
Hoyas to Start Three Fresh Against Missouri Tigers
Georgetown coach John Thompson may start three freshmen for the 13th ranked Hoyas against fourth ranked Missouri in a 1 pm EST nationally televised showdown. Injuries to seniors Mike Hancock and Eric Smith leave the door open for Bill Martic Anthony Jones and 7 foot center Patrick Ewing to anchor an all freshman frontline.
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Georgetown University
John Thompson
Missouri
Hoyas
Georgetown
McDonough
Mike Hancock
Eric Smith
Hancock
Boston College
Smith
Hoya
Thompson
Bill Martic
Anthony Jones
Pat Ewing
Martin
Jones
Ricky Frazier
Marvin McCrary
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