North Carolina and Maryland scorecard highlights
The scorecard shows North Carolina 98 Maryland 65 with player lines and team fouls, including NC players Whekeag, Popton, Reid, Vebo, and Smuth and Maryland players Sonne, McCay, Might, and Hebaundi. It notes alltime North Carolina 44 Maryland 25 and lists regional high school games and times for upcoming varsity events.
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Maryland
Whekeag
Hood
Jens
HeCoy
Pedchmain
Reyer
Nevin
Ponwell
Hated
Norim
Carolina
Popton
Reid
Vebo 4A
Smuth
Guehnall
Hiliams
Smit
Hovercent
Demag
Hyatt FE
Yolake
Helm
Volat Fauk
Marrland
Moth Caroling
Howth
Coath Smith
TV Sports Schedule Highlights and Scoring Table Snapshots
ESPN tape delayed college games feature Temple at Kansas Maryland at North Carolina and boxing Luis Santana versus Lupe Aquino on ESPN. NBA and NHL telecasts include New York at Philadelphia Washington at Milwaukee Pittsburgh at Washington and a busy MISL indoor soccer slate with regional teams. Also lists numerous college basketball results across the nation with scattered scores and matchups from Florida to Kentucky and beyond.
Free agents test market in bold move across baseball
New York AP report details Tim Raines Lance Parrish Andre Dawson Bob Horner Rich Gedman and five others choosing free agency by midnight Thursday risking loss of return until May 1 Several players remained with their teams while others faced arbitration driven by a wider dispute over collusion and salaries.
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Tim Raines
Lance Parrish
Andre Dawson
Bob Horner
Rich Gedman
Ron Guidry
Bob Boone
Doyle Alexander
Toby Harrah
Gary Roenicke
Brian Downing
Doug DeCinces
California
Willie Randolph
Tommy John
New York Yankees
Ernie Whitt
Toronto
Montreal
Bill Stoneman
Raines
Dawson
Players’ Union
Jack Morris
Detroit
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Minnesota
Philadelphia
Tigers
Bucky Way
Horner
Atlanta
Parrish
Philadelphia Phillies
Tom Reich
Bill Lajoie
Reich
RBI
Expos
Stoneman
Gedman
Guidry
Hornet
Redskins Gibbs a winner in turning season
Gibbs rebuilt the Redskins from a winless start to an 88 record and turned a desperate season into a contender. Ditka’s fiery sideline style contrasts with Gibbs calm, as Washington rallied from 14 0 down against Philadelphia to win and keep playoff momentum alive. Cooke praises Gibbs as a transcendent coach loved in professional sports.
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Fage
Washington
Redskins
Gibbs
Chicago
Mike Ditka
Philadelphia
Schroeder
Cooke
Joe
TJ wrestlers pin Hubs with loss at North Hagerstown
TJ Patriots improve to 8-0 after a 36-19 victory over North Hagerstown. Key wins came from Charlie Baer 10-7 at 147 pounds and Shawn Putnam pinning at 157. Other TJ scorers included Danny Martz, Mark Lohr, and B J Mott with multiple pins, while Stewart, Washington, Putnam, Martz, and Lobr earned sauertodded marks.
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Patriots
Charlie Baer
Baer
Shawn Putnam
Danny Martz
Mark Lohr
Charlie
Parker
Shawn
Danny
Scott
Stewart
Lobr
B. J. Mott
Anthony Washington
Washington
Putnam
Martz
MSD Beats Montgomery Covenant Christian 71 61 In MD Showdown
MSD led 19 11 after one period and 41 24 at halftime then outscored Maryland School for the Deaf 37 30 in the second half to win 71 61. Anthony Epps topped MSD with 20 points and 13 rebounds while Eric Roberts added 14 before foul trouble limited him in the second half.
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Montgomery Covenant Christian Academy
Maryland
School For the Deaf
MSD
Orioles
Rockville
MCCA
Anthony Epps
Eric Roberts
Tim Monigan
Bobby Rush
Roberts
Epps
Albert Tharpe
Matthew Thompson
Jonathan Pitts
Toby Daniels
Cougars rally but fall short to Williamsport in late-season setback
Williamsport led 20-10 at half, 31-19 after three as Catoctin battled back to outscore 18-10 in the final period. Bob Dawson cited quick transitions and cold shooting in the first half for the loss. Delphey led Catoctin with 18 points while Taylor grabbed 10 boards. Williamsport’s Julie Wolfe scored 10. The Cougars outrebounded 33-24, with Delphey adding nine boards. Walkersville topped North Carroll 54-47 as Duncan noted comeback poise. Rasberry ran Walkersville’s offense with 10 assists and 14 points.
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Cougars
Williamsport
Halftme
Wildcats
Catoctin
Bob Dawson
Dawson
Julie Wolfe
Bobbi Jo Delphey
Kelly Taylor
Delphey
Heather Duncan
Walkersville
North Carroll
Lions
Wayne Duncan
Duncans
Shelly Lowe
Tracy Sabol
Michele Rasberry
Christy Dutrow
Cadets extend win streak with 100-71 girls victory
Frederick girls rout Middletown 100 to 71 as Stacey Krantz Vanessa Otero and squad set pool records in medley relay and 200 yard freestyle. Frederick boys also win 113-59 behind Rob Fox triple win while Peter Hewetson tallies three wins.
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Frederick
Middletown
Knights
Stacey Krantz
Vanessa Otero
Otero
Krantz
Christy Hahn
Elaine Baldwin
Hahn
Robbi Becker
Rob Fox
Peter Hewetson
Cadets
Patriots test by undefeated North Hagerstown in Tri-State clash
North Hagerstown visits Thomas Johnson for a major Tri-State League test as TJ aims to rebound after a 66-57 loss at Martinsburg. North Hagerstown sits 7-0, while TJ stands 5-4 1-1 in the TSL. Other Friday games feature Middletown Smithsburg Walkersville North Carroll and a Damascus Walter Johnson girls doubleheader.
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Patriots
Jit
TJ Boys Till
Middletown
Smithsburg
Walkersville
North Carroll
Frederick
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Prospect Hall
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Catoctin
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Panthers
Westminster
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Hedgesville
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Railroaders
Rockville
Richard Montgomery
Damascus Girls
Mount St. Mary's
Fehr leads in Tournament of Champions with 67
Fehr fired a five under par 67 to take a two stroke lead at the halfway point of the $500 000 Tournament of Champions in Carlsbad California. He avoided bogeys despite a soggy La Costa layout while Mac O Grady and others chased from behind.
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Calif
Rick Fehr
Fehr
la Costa
Mac O'Grady
O'Grady
Ray Floyd
Greg Norman
John Mahaffey
Bob Tway
Floyd
Mahaffey
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Tway
Way
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Calvin Prete
Jack Nicklaus
Hammond 6 back as Donmond Hamond posts 71
Hammond six back after a 1 under par 71 in round two of the MONY Tournament of Champions at La Costa Country Club Carlsbad Calif. Two round total 141 with Wednesday 70 while Rick Fehr leads at 135 after a 63 and 67.
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