Tomba Earns Silver In Slalom At Albertville Games
Albertville reports Alberto Tomba failed to defend his gold, finishing with silver after a bold second run as Finn Christian Jagge edged him by .28 seconds. The day also saw Nicolas Bochatay killed in a speed skiing accident and Bjorn Dahlie securing Norway’s third gold. The United States trailed in the medals race with hopes pinned on figure skating and hockey results.
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Christian Jagge
Tomba
Giorgio D’urbano
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Val d'Isere
Michael Tritscher
Austria
Nicolas Bochatay
Les Avcs
Bochatay
Les Marecottes
Norway
Bjorn Dahlie
Italy
Maurizio de Zolt
Dahlie
Giorgio Vanzetta
Vegard Ulvang
Lyubov Egorova
Ingo Appelt
Germany
Switzerland
Gustav Weder
U.S
Randy Will
Will
Endwell
N.Y
Calgary
United States
Sarajevo
Roger Maris
Babe Ruth
America
Kristi Yamaguchi
Fremont
Calif
Ray LeBlanc
Czechoslovakia
C.J. Young
USA
Dick Button
Paul Wylie
Yamaguchi
Tenley Albright
Carol Heiss
Peggy Fleming
Dorothy Hamill
FCC Women Top Arundel In State Action
In Catonsville FCC defeated Anne Arundel 60 42 in the Maryland JuDo quarterfinals to reach the semifinals versus Community College of Baltimore. The Cougars improved after a rough first half with a two three zone and reduced turnovers.
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Katie Laidley
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Allegany advances past FCC in Maryland JuCo tourney
Top seed Allegany defeated No. 8 Frederick Community College 82-56 in the Maryland JuCo Conference Tournament quarterfinals at Hagerstown. FCC ends the season 14-15. Buster Jones posted 22 points, 11 rebounds and four assists while Robbie Howard added 22, Donnie Leonard 20 and Reggie Waddy 12 for Allegany. Doug Robertson had seven rebounds and four steals.
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Hagerstown
Frederick Community College
Buster Jones
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Doug Robertson
Robbie Howard
Donnie Leonard
Reggie Waddy
Gebbia McMahon lift Middletown Knights past Eagles 81 62
Middletown Knights improve to 15 6 overall 13 4 in Monocacy Valley League after a 81 62 victory over Francis Scott Key. Gebbia and McMahon each score 12 to lead the scoring while J V wins 59 45.
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Cadets defeat Northern 77 59 clinching Region playoff seed
Frederick High dominated Northern Calvert County 77 59 to secure at least the second seed in Region I 4A. Richard Snowden and Kelly Athey led with 21 points each as Frederick rolled to a 27 12 first quarter lead and finished with strong 33 offensive rebounds led by Snowden 15 Gibson 12 Athey 10 and Charlie Thomas 10 assists as the Cadets improved to 19 1 and eyed a region title. Earl Griffith led Northern with 18 points.
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Steve Wright
Paul Coale
Scott Kreit
David Layman
Jure Petic
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Tom Faska
Richard Snowden
Kelly Athey
Athey
Charlie Thomas
B.J. Gibson
Gibson
Thomas
Faska
Snowden
Greg Thomas
Cadets
John Slack
Jason Smith
Earl Griffith
Maryland School for the Deaf wins ESCAA OT thriller
Maryland School for the Deaf edged St. Mary's Buffalo 62-60 in overtime in the ESCAA Tournament opener in West Hartford. Devon Gibson stole the ball with six seconds left in OT and hit a layup with three seconds remaining for the decisive score. MSD advances to face American in the semifinals. Clarence Taylor led MSD with 16 rebounds and 19 points, while Gibson had 26 points and five steals. St. Mary's top scorer was Mike Barreca with 23 points.
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Williamsport
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North Carroll
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Clarence Taylor
Mike Barreca
Brian Morris
Charles Baker
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Jason DeLeaver
Michael Hart
Walkers
Linganore Girls Take Third At State Indoor Track Meet
Linganore finished third in the Maryland state 3A 4A indoor meet at the Fifth Regiment Armory in Baltimore. Bladensburg and Catonsville tied for first with 61 points. Linganore's Liz Moreno won the 55 meter hurdles in 8.3 seconds, a Frederick County high school best.
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Catonsville
Potomac
Liz Moreno
Frederick County
Aaron Wynnings
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