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Summary unavailable due to fragmented text. The readable items note ESPN boxing match Greg Haugen vs Charlie White and basketball games including Milwaukee at Washington. Also mentions Washington at New Jersey and boxing bouts with lightweight divisions.
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Golf
Separa Canad
Greg Haugen
Charlie White
Lightning Brown
ESPN
James
Buddy” Mert Ve
Cas Alewmere
USA
Red Wings and Sabres settle for a 2 2 tie in tough clash
Detroit and Buffalo battle to a 2 2 draw as Larson opens the scoring and Harrasso nets for Detroit in the second. Buffalo though ties late in the period before a tight finish to force overtime. Nordiques edge Whalers 3 2 in Hartford as Stastny brother duo fuels the comeback with Petersson contributing the go ahead goal.
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Pene Larson
Wings
Wea
Detroit & W
Barresse
Bulfain
Detroit
Harrasso
Sabres
Gilies Hamel
Greg Smith
Adamson
Buffain
Ted
Nordiques
Whalers
Hartford
Conn
Anton Stastny
Peter
Quebec Nordiques
Iford
Paim
TJ girl team tops South Hagerstown in league opener
Thomas Johnson opened Tri-State League play with a 1 21 win over South Hagerstown. TJ led 16 0 after the first quarter and 26 9 at halftime. Kelly Stull led TJ with 11 points while Clarice Griffin and Johnston added eight rebounds each. North Hagerstown defeated Frederick 68 56 as Helen Jessie scored 24 in the second half.
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Thomas Johnson
South Hagerstown
Patriots
Rebels
Joy Comer
Kelly Stull
Kelli Johnston
Lori Hildebrandt
Clarice
Helen Jessie
North Hagerstown
Frederick
Cadets
Hubs
Carolyn Valentine
Vanessa Styte
Alicia Latkovski
Kim St. Clair
Kelli Summers
Karin Rippeon
Pitt Tops Georgetown In Big East Opener Upset
Pitt upset 11th ranked Georgetown 80-76 as Demetreus Gore led with 20 points and a 16-4 run spanned halftime. Georgetown, rallying to within four late, missed free throws sealing Pitt’s win. Charles Smith added 14, Darryl Shepherd 13 off the bench.
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Associated Press
Pitter Berka Poetic
Vikan Canead
Pittsburgh
Georgetown
Hoyas
Reggie Williams
Michael Jackson
Pitt
Demetreus Gore
Panthers
Joey David
Aiken
Charles Smith
Darryl
Shepherd
Fay
Texas el Paso
Ralph Dalton
David Wingate
Wingate
Villanova
Bull Pitt
Moore wins Steeplechasers final 1985 5K at Frederick High
Rusty Moore won the Frederick Steeplechasers Running Club final 1985 event, topping a 5K road race at Frederick High School in 16 minutes 28 seconds. Brian Dixon was runner up in 16:39, Neal Riemensenneider third in 16:42, with a crowded field listed including Don Boyer Ed Zimmerman Tim Mirecfe and others finishing through the teens and 20s. The club's next session is scheduled for Sunday January 19 at Lake Singanore, featuring a 5 mile, two mile, For Your Life and one mile Fun Run.
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Rusty Moore
Frederick
Frederick High School
Brian Dixon
Neal Riemensenneider
Smith
Don Boyer
Ed Zimmerman
Tim Mirecfe
John Lewis
Lake Singanore
Maryland Struggles With Bowl Ranking In Final Poll
Maryland finished 18th in the final rankings, with Maryland supporters noting a tougher schedule could have boosted their position. Michigan, Penn State and Ohio State received top spots as Maryland faced a year of near-misses and a Cherry Bowl win over Syracuse.
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Penn State
Oklahoma
Maryland
Atnald
Terpstimate
Aia
Michigan
Syracuse
Terps
Tennessee
Sooners claim national crown in bowl season rankings
Tennessee rose to fourth after a Rose Bowl surge while Miami dropped from second to ninth as Florida moved up to seventh amid probation. Texas A&M rose to sixth after beating Auburn in the Cotton Bowl, and Air Force jumped to eighth with a Texas 24 16 Bluebonnet Bowl win. Nebraska, BYU and LSU battled in the Second Ten as other bowls altered final standings.
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Tennessee
Hoyt
Florida
Gators
Texas&Moon
Auburn
Lola
Air Force
Leh
Eacth
Texas
Paleouns
Iowa
Ith
Nebraska
Arkansas
Alabama
Ohio State
Florida State
Brigham Young
Baylor
Maryland
Georgia Tech
Louisiana State
Texas A&m
LSU
UCLA
Oklahoma State
Bowling Green
Fresno State
McKenzie Captures Eaglehead QOne Club Tourney
Paul McKenzie shot a 49 to win the Eaglehead Country Club QOne club event held after a snowfall. Andy Morton and Joe Costanzo tied for second at 52, Dick Rogers was fourth at 53, Fred Maurhoff fifth at 54, and Ed Bishop Sr. with head pro Jimmy Hayes tied for sixth at 55. Eaglehead hosts a Pro Member Tournament January 18 at 10 am. pro shop contact 831-6191.
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Paul McKenzie
Eaglehead Country Club
Andy Morton
Joe Costanzo
Dick Rogers
Fred Maurhoff
Ed Bishop Sr
Jimmy Hayes
Eaglehead
Knights Pais split swim meet at Middletown
Thomas Johnson and Middletown split an area swimming meet on Thursday at Middletown. The Patriot boys defeated Knights 100 to 69 while the Knight girls won 98 to 71. TJ and Middle strong in boys with Linton Sloat and Linton each winning three events.
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Thomas Johnson
Middletown
Patriot
Knight
Tom Linton
James Sloat
Dan Linton
Janelle Merritt
Rachael Vohlberg
Trina Merritt
Dominique Torres
Bigild Hamilton
Patriots
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