Patriots Dominate Rebels in 85 68 Victory at Hagerstown
Governor Thomas Johnson, 8 0, rolled to an 85 68 win over South Hagerstown. Ernie Bowens led TJ with 32 points, Jim Snoots 14, while Rebels Chuck Beard Greg Spickler posted 24 and 16. TJ shoots 44 percent, grabs 45 rebounds as junior varsity tight loss 57 56. Next up Martinsburg.
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IFCC Forfeit Feeds Cougars Victory Over Bullis Prep
Frederick Community College moved above .500 after Bullis Prep forfeited the game when no officials arrived for the 4 p.m. start. The Cougars, now 5-4, waited an hour as officials failed to appear and the school could not procure replacements.
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Cadets Convince Waynesboro For 71-58 League Victory
Frederick remains unbeaten in Tri-State League play with a 71-58 win over Waynesboro Indians at TJ gym. Palm led Frederick with 24 points, Foreman 17, Ambush and Thompson 11 each as the Cadets built a 42-24 halftime lead and held off late Indian rallies. Junior varsity followed with a 63-37 win led by Moser with 14 points.
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Linganore Edged At Finish As Mt. Hebron Seizes Lead
Mt. Hebron overcame Linganore 50-49 in the final 12 seconds after a six point run to flip a 49-44 deficit. Linganore shot poorly at the line finishing the last period with five points on 16 attempts. Linganore featured three 11 point scorers Pryor Elworthy and Brightful, while Jerry Williams led Mt. Hebron with 15 and Bill Shipley added 12. Linganore falls to 3-3 and travels to Brunswick next Tuesday.
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Walkersville Tops FSK For First Victory 51-45
Walkersville earned its first win of the season 51-45 over Francis Scott Key in a Monocacy Valley Athletic Association game. Dennis Potts led Walkersville with 26 points including seven fourth quarter points, supported by Rick Kaufman with 12 and Mike Alexander with six, as WVL improves to 1-5.
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Bullets Rout Hawks For Seventh Straight Win
Gus Johnson netted 31 points and grabbed 24 rebounds to power the Baltimore Bullets to a 115-104 win over the Atlanta Hawks. Johnson and Wes Unseld each had 12 rebounds as Baltimore built a 21 point edge in the third quarter and outrebounded the Hawks 70 to 44. Hazard paced Atlanta with 27 and Hudson 26, while rookie Pete Maravich sparked a late push with four straight field goals. Six Bullets topped double figures led by Kevin Loughery with 17.
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Coblentz Sparks Middletown Past North Carroll 57 40
Middletown Knights overcome North Carroll 57 to 40 in Monocacy Valley League play. Coblentz scored 18 points, including 6 free throws in a 23 point fourth quarter rally that broke a 34-34 tie. Delaney grabbed 16 rebounds while three teammates hit double figures. Cassidy led North Carroll with 13 points.
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Catoctin Rout Smithsburg 65 42 In Second Period
Catoctin Cougar triumph avenges earlier loss by routing Smithsburg 65 to 42. They outscored 23 5 in the second period to lead 36 16 at halftime. Ed Gills led with 17 points, Tom Williard 15, Mike Smith 12, Teeter 11, Warrenfeltz 20. Rebounds favored Catoctin 59 39 led by Teeter 12 and Warrenfeltz 8. JV: Catoctin 53 36 led by Ed Robbs 15.
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French Take First Five In Giant Slalom at Oberstaufen
French racer Michele Jacot led a 1 2 3 4 5 sweep in the giant slalom here, clocking 1 29.83 to win as Britt Lafforgue finished 1 30.73 and Jocelyne Perillat took third after starting 38th. Barbara Cochran led the U S with 14th as sisters Marjive and Linda were D Q. nine disqualifications in a 70 entry field.
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Boonsboro edges Brunswick 69 68 in late rally loss
Boonsboro held on as Brunswick tried a final surge led by P L Orrison scoring 17, but Boonsboro defeated Brunswick 69 68. Paul Gaither led the Railroaders with 22 points before injuring an ankle in the third quarter. Tim McLane added 15 for Brunswick as they outscored Boonsboro 27 17 in the final period but fell short. Joey Himes paced Brunswick with 28 points.
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Second Half Scoring Spree Leads Saints To Victory
St Johns of Emmitsburg defeated St Joe s 68 49 in their Blue Ridge League opener. After a 25 22 halftime lead the Saints exploded for 21 points in the third and 22 in the fourth with Shawn and Bion Winpigler each scoring 14 and combining for 11 steals. Kenny Hobbs led St Joe s with 15 points while Stanley Sanders added 11. St Johns shot 60 percent and pulled down 45 rebounds including 11 by Chris Hassett.
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Frederick Finishes 2nd In Maryland Meet At UMD
Lee Evans of San Jose bettered a listed best ever record while Tom Von Ruden of the Pacific Coast Club erased an American standard as the National Invitation Meet opened at the University of Maryland. Frederick Track and Field Club finished second in one event and third in two.
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