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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1984
Page
8
The Sichnatag high school boys basketball team defeated TAS Bersamets at Fie in a Sunday matchup to highlight a busy weekend of high school and college level games.
Wingate edged a regional rival by a narrow margin as pregame favorites, Las Mostikes, failed to convert late chances. The result adds a notable victory to Wingate’s season and raises hopes for upcoming matches.
USFL President Chet Simmons said the league may expand again after increasing teams from 12 to 18. Indianapolis and Seattle are listed as early targets with Dallas Cleveland Kansas City and South Florida among areas showing interest. Simmons downplays concerns of dilution citing talent in football experts.
Baltimore Mayor Schaefer says Colts owner Robert Irsay is eyeing Indianapolis as a possible new home if no long term lease is signed and stadium upgrades stall. Irsay has declined firm commitment, cited by Schaefer after a meeting at BWI, while other cities reportedly made enticing offers.
Frederick Maryland reports that Colts spokesman Walt Gutowski refused to comment on the Irsay mayor dispute and said there is no change in the unusual season ticket process. No mailings or pricing decisions have been made, keeping operations in a holding pattern.
Middletown 55 Catoctin 38 ends the regular season at 19-3 and earns a first round bye in the Class C Region II girls tournament as Ruth Ann Holter scores 19 and Lisa Google adds 16. Ann Christoffel leads Middletown with 18 rebounds. Catoctin’s Tammy Joy tops for the Cougars with 18. Walkersville also finishes season with an 80-60 win over Poolesville.
George Mayhew and John Capek powered Middletown’s 1 600 relay while Anthony Wolfe Monte Boyer Tom Nave and Brandenburg formed the 3 200 relay and Farrell Mark Krobler Mayhew and Capek starred in the 800 relay. The Knight squads set seven school records as Howard topped with 68 points, Glenelg 53, Bel Air 34, Milford Mil 29, Stephen DeCateur 28, Middle town 25, Forestville 22, North Dorchester 21 34, and Boonsboro and Oakland Mills tied for ninth with 15.
Maryland overcome late foul shooting woes to beat Georgia Tech 77 to 72. Mark Price led Tech with 19 points as injuries hampered senior star in the final stretch. Maryland, 17-7 overall, 6.5 ACC, eyes Wake Forest after facing Duke and Wake Forest for second place.
Swimming continued from Page B-5 with times posted for stroke events and relays by Middletown and Brunswick athletes. Brunswick defeated Thomas Johnson 46 to 42 in ninth grade basketball as Daugherty led with 14 and Banner 13. Middletown Valley Spring sports registration set for Saturday February 25 at Middletown Middle School from Fata to noon.
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