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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1985
Page
9
AP reports the top four NCAA Division I women’s basketball teams hold first place votes as January play unfolds. West Virginia edge lists foes Frederick and others with final totals showing player scores and team totals across games, reflecting early-season standings and point totals.
Unclear OCR fragment lists players, scores, and totals for a 1917 game involving Frederick, Middletown, and Catoctin. Mentions Laberty, Lererty, and other names with partial stats, showing team totals around mid 20s to 28.
A summary of scattered basketball results featuring teams like the Lakers Cavaliers Kings and Warriors with varied scores. Notable figures include Russell City Dades and Philadelphia New York and Seattle. The report notes game times and venues including Houston and Philadelphia.
Wrestling match results list several bouts with multiple wrestlers including Gutshal, Damuote, White, Remmer, Barron, Sull, Savoy, Simmons, Woods, Romank, Gladhill, Dore, Ene, Morns, Silvester, Kerns and Turner. Notable pins include White pinning Barry Darrell and Remmer pinning Gary Reach, while Savoy pins are recorded for Garter and others. The mixed models and MSD tags suggest a diverse event with numerous weight classes and affiliations.
Prospect Hall of Clear Spring faced a tight girls basketball game with Frick posting 13 points and Buffs contributing 21 while Barowakt and Necholes added multiple buckets. Clear Spring led by Sackson and Whettel with steady guards, final totals show a narrow margin and a competitive finish.
MSSD 42 MSD 30. Gladhill Woods Savoy etc. MSD falls to 0-5 with pins by Kerins, Savoy, Woods. Liberty defeats Frederick 45-21 with Leishman the outstanding wrestler. Williamsport over TJ 37-27 as Solar earns outstanding wrestler honors. TJ athletes Raedy Platz Joy Soler OConnell tallied wins.
In a high scoring clash, Seabright pours in 30 points to outpace Brunswick’s Jackson who nets 23 as Brunswick escapes Boonsboro 73 to 71. The Railroaders outrebound 51 to 25 with Stewart adding 14 and Gooch 11 while Lettenberger leads with 16. Junior varsity 58-47.
Maryland guard Jeff Adkins, after a season of bench duty, sparked the comeback win over Duke with 11 first half points and solid defense. Coach Lefty Driesell praised his effort, noting Adkins earned a starting spot and lifted the Terps from a slump. Teammate Len Bias lauded his energy and key baskets. Adkins credited Mel Cartwright for coaching guidance that helped him unleash his talent.
Former Maryland point guard Adkins reflects on a tough slump due to confidence loss and role changes. He credits a comeback to improved outside shooting contributing to a Terps victory and notes plans for law school while acknowledging his exuberant celebrations after big wins.
The St Louis Cardinals notified the NFL they reserve the right to relocate the franchise, citing the Los Angeles Raiders court decision. The letter, delivered to NFL headquarters, offers no move plans and contains no specifics, while officials insist it states only a right to move if needed.
Middletown Girls sprint to a 106-42 win over James Buchanan to stay undefeated at 4-0 while the Rocket boys prevail 96-74. Dihanna Vaught Dominique Torres and Rachel Vohlberg each win three events for the Knights girls. Robbi Becker Jannelle Merritt and Jennifer Kline post two wins each. Becker sets pool record in 100 breast. On the boys side Peter Davis and Brad Fowler go triple winner. Davis also breaks the team mark in the 200 yard IM. Brian Casey and Doug Maddox add two victories apiece.
Mount St Marys men move from 12th to 9th in Division II rankings after a winless Tuesday in Shippensburg. Women rise from 12th to 10th, extending their 12 game win streak with a 77 66 victory over Immaculata led by Therese O Donnell and Lisa Green with 13 points each. Immaculata’s Mary Tipping and Sheilla Johnson top scorers. The Mount face Richmond in a key upcoming game Friday.
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