Frederick Cadets ride core quartet to 19-1 season
Frederick High School coach TOM FASKA credits a four man nucleus Richard Snowden Kelly Athey Charlie Thomas and Mike Kelly for a 19 1 campaign. The Cadets lead 76 1 points per game while allowing 52 4 their best era since 1981 82 and poised to tie the 1977 78 21 games mark.
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Tom Faska
Frederick High School
Richard Snowden
Kelly Athey
Charlie Thomas
Mike Kelly
Frederick
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Snowden
Athey
Thomas
Kelly
Jeaders
Greg Stup
B.J. Gibson
William Huskey
Dwight Leeks
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Thomas Johnson
Tom Dickman
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Suns owners consider Frederick move for AA team
The Hagerstown Suns may relocate to Frederick's Harry Grove Stadium as early as 1993 but owners say there is no hurry. Maryland Baseball Limited heads say renovations and market size drive the move, with Frederick eyeing space, crowd reach, and Keys affiliation. Officials from Frederick and Hagerstown expect talks to continue through mid season.
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Frederick
Harry Grove Stadium
Peter Kirk
Maryland Baseball Limited
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Hagerstown
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Montgomery County
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Virginia
Pennsylvania
Baltimore Orioles
Paul Gordon
Gordon
Gust
Orioles
Oates says Milligan won’t be traded for garbage
Orioles manager John Oates says Randy Milligan will not be traded for penny-pinching offers. He warns the club won’t dump the 1.05 million salary for players likely released by year end. Milligan hit 16 homers and 70 RBIs last season as Baltimore weighs options.
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Jose Mesa
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David Segui
Chito Martinez
Sam Horn
Dwight Evans
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Chris Hoiles
Oates
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NFL owners lose bid in Supreme Court over pension fund payments
In a ruling upheld by the Supreme Court, NFL owners must contribute the full 12.5 million annually to the players pension fund, with about 18 million in back payments at issue. The case centers on tax deductibility timing and overfunding from 1980s contributions. The NFLPA reports total damages near 38 million with interest and seeks immediate payment.
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Joseph C. Howard
Harren and Lehman Claim Frederick County Diving Titles
Harren set a county record with 181.25 as she led Freder ick Cadets to the girls county diving crown, while Colby Lehman of Walkersville won the boys title and aided the Walkersville Frederick duo in earning the team championship. Lehman led boys with 173.70, followed by Montoya and Bates. Brunswick's Mulhearn and Shew placed second and third. The diving results helped finalize the overall swimming championships with Frederick winning both boys and girls team titles. Walkersville, Middletown, Linganore, TJ, and Brunswick followed in the boys, and Walkersville, TJ, Linganore, Brunswick, and Middletown followed in the girls.
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Frederick
Frederick Cadets
Walkersville
Colby Lehman
Lehman
Harren
Brunswick
Carey Mulhearn
Beth Shew
Andres Montoya
Kevin Bates
Middletown
Linganore
FCC women land No 1 seed in regional tourney
FCC earns the top seed in NJCAA Region XX Division II and will not host the event, which opens Friday at Essex Community College. FCC byes Friday and plays Saturday at 6 p.m. in a bracket including Catonsville, Potomac State, CCAC Allegheny and Anne Arundel, with the final Sunday.
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Essex Community College
Frederick Community College
Catonsville
Potomac State
Keyser
W.va
Community College of
Allegheny County
Pittsburgh
Anne Arundel
Ccac-Anne Arundel
New Community College of Balti
Tom Jandowitz
Redmen edge Friars in OT to claim top Big East tie
St. John’s rallied after free throw troubles and used a six straight OT run to beat Providence 72-68. The 20th ranked Redmen improve to 17-7 overall and 11-5 in the Big East, moving into a first place tie with Georgetown as Providence drops to 13-15 and 5-11. Trent Forbes forced the late regulation tie, while Marques Bragg opened overtime with a Providence free throw.
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R.1
St. John's
Redmen
Georgetown
Seton Hall
Trent Forbes
Friars
Marques Bragg
MSD sweeps FCA in boys and girls basketball doubleheader
Maryland School for the Deaf swept a boys girls doubleheader at Frederick Christian Academy. MSD boys 62 FCA 26 with Devon Gibson 21 points and Clarence Taylor 14. MSD girls 33 28 FCA as Mia Gerard led with 18 points and 25 rebounds. St Johns defeated Highland View 86 66 led by Justin Smith 38 and Jason Sieder 26.
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Devon Gibson
Clarence Taylor
Michael Hart
Jason DeLeaver
Oriole
Amy Wise
Wise
Lori Cardamone
Nicole Jackson
Mia Gerard
H. View
Justin Smith
Jason Sieder
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