Terps Fever Grips Frederick as Maryland Rises
John Duckworth recalls shunned Maryland jacket days as the Terps surge, rising to No. 7 with 20 wins and 5 losses. About 30 fans watched Cincinnati 74 72 at a Frederick restaurant. Terrapin Club growth from 70 to near 100 members reflects renewed basketball buzz and football hopes.
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Maryland Fans Recall Bias Era and Ticket Frenzy
Longtime Maryland supporters recall the Len Bias tragedy and the program’s rise. Fans like Stan Duckworth note record crowds, sold out arenas, and high demand for season tickets as Maryland roars back to prominence after two lean late 1980s seasons.
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Baseball talks resume today in Milwaukee
Negotiators plan to restart talks in Milwaukee as executives and managers blast the union’s plan to regard anyone in exhibition games as a strikebreaker. Montreal manager Felipe Alou weighs running his team, while Reds GM Jim Bowden threatens to use minor leaguers. The day marks the strike’s 198th day with a mediator urging dialogue and talks focusing on process rather than major policy changes.
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Rebels defeat Knights Readers Cougars win
South Hagerstown beat Middletown 58-53 to improve to 14-1 in the MVAL and 19-1 overall, led by Tiffany Jones with 20 points. Tina Kelley matched 12 for the Knights, Kim Irgens 12, Shelbie Ferko 11. Middletown drops to 15-2 in league play. Junior varsity: Middletown 42 South Hagerstown 15. Brunswick 44 Smith 32. Catoctin 61 Boonsboro 37.
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Heat rally past Cavaliers as Rice nets six threes
Miami Heat beat Cleveland 103-96 behind Glen Rice scoring 36 and six 3-pointers. Alvin Gentry earned his second NBA win as coach since Feb. 14, snapping Miami’s three-game slide. Cavaliers’ Steve Colter and Danny Ferry hit late threes in a 3-point barrage.
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Unger and Simonson Lead State Indoor Titles
Adrian Unger of Brunswick and Shelton Simonson of Victor Cullen captured state championships at the Class 1A-2A indoor track meet held Monday at the 5th Regiment Armory in Baltimore, earning top honors for their schools.
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Track team scores and event winners at state meet
Unger won the 3200m in 11 57.8 and placed second in the 1600m. Simonson posted 55m dash winner in 6.5 seconds, narrowly beating Antwaine Carter of Forestville who tied in 6.5. Messner took second in high jump 5-2 and fourth in 300m. Spurrier placed third in 3200m and 1600m. Middleton’s James Moore and Victor Cullen contributed in relay and field events with multiple top finishes.
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Brodeur Caps Shutout: Devils Top Washington 2-0
Martin Brodeur made 27 saves for his fourth career shutout as the New Jersey Devils beat the Washington Capitals 2-0. Tom Chorske deflected in the first period for the lead, with John MacLean adding an empty-net tally after Olaf Kolzig left for an extra skater. Brodeur improved to 4-0-0 lifetime vs the Caps, who struggled to test him. The Capitals have not posted consecutive victories this season.
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Maryland School for the Deaf wins second ESSDAA title
MSD girls capture their second straight ESSDAA basketball crown by defeating American School for the Deaf 40 to 34 in Lexington. Stacey Nowak star with 13 points 12 rebounds eight blocks five assists and three steals. Coach Conrad vonGarrell lauded the effort as MSC's alumnus first to coach a title team.
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