Regional basketball highlights and county swimming finale
Thursday sports features key games shaping regional standings. Walkersville visits Damascus in a makeup move with a bye on the line for the Lions. Linganore hosts North Hagerstown as a potential playoff boost. Brunswick faces Francis Scott Key for a top‑two Class C spot and a regional bye. Frederick visits Hedgesville in a Tri-State League clash as MSD hosts Carroll County Academy. Girls action includes Thomas Johnson at North Hagerstown and Damascus hosting Poolesville. County swimming championships close the night with finals. College action has Frederick Community College opening play in Essex County tourney.
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Mount St. Mary’s rally sinks Loyola in women’s game
Mount St. Mary’s, ranked 12th, beat Loyola 75-48 at Emmitsburg, led by Theresa O’Donnell's 14 points and Lisa Green's 11. Twelve players scored for the Mount, with O’Donnell adding six steals and Jackson dishing seven assists, as the Mounties improve to 18-12.
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Track relay team nets fourth in meet
Barger wins high jump with a 6 feet 4 inches leap. The relay quartet of Jim Racheff Carl Wilhelm Don Bennett and Barger posted 32 48.2 for fourth place in the track meet continuation on Page C 1.
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Thursday and Friday High School Boys and Girls Games Recap
Thursday's girls feature Teoma Johnson at North Hagerstown as Patriots meet the top regional seed. Catoctin visits Middletown in a matchup of two top area clubs. Friday's boys showcase Middletown at Catoctin and Brunswick at Walkersville in a BIG GAME slate. Railroaders edge Lions 72 71 in OT while Martinsburg hosts Thomas Johnson in a throne duel with Patriots 67 Bulldogs 4.
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Maryland officials back pro sports relocation bill
Maryland’s congressional delegation urged passage of the Professional Sports Community Act to regulate team moves. Sen. Mathias and Sen. Sarbanes voiced support with Gov. Hughes, Baltimore Mayor Schaefer, and Rep. Mikulski among others. He cited past moves like the Colts to Indianapolis and argued relocation should meet standards of stadium adequacy financial hardship fan support and public subsidies.
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Brown booked for rape and battery in Hollywood Hills
Pro Football Hall of Famer Jim Brown, 49, was arrested at his Hollywood Hills home on a rape and serial battery investigation. A woman, 33, alleged Brown and Carol Moses raped her after Brown struck her. Moses was booked for sexual battery. Bail was set at 17500 for Brown and 1000 for Moses. Police said no charges had been filed yet.
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