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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1990
Page
7
A garbled scorecard fragment lists various players and teams with mixed scores including Washington and multiple initials and numbers. The text appears as partial line items, with inconsistent formatting and unreadable segments, offering no cohesive game result or clear context.
Television listings note NHL New Jersey Devils at Washington Capitals at 7 30 p m HTS and college hoops Oklahoma at Kansas State at 7 30 p m ESPR Vanderbilt at LSU at 9 30 p m ESPN plus a jumble of local varsity games with scores and team names followed by a Mount Saint Marys Bucknell men s game and a detailed track race card with times and results
John McEnroe delivers a virtuoso first-round win over Thierry Tulasne 6-2 6-1 6-1 in cool Melbourne conditions. Steffi Graf, two-time defending champion, survives a scare from Carrie Cunningham before edging through 6-2 7-5. Ivan Lendl also advances, defeating Jim Pugh 6-3 6-2 6-4 in a breezy Tuesday session.
Heat overcome a 7 point deficit after three quarters to beat the Washington Bullets 111-105. Glen Rice matched his season high with 27 points 11 in the fourth quarter. Kevin Edwards 19 and Rony Seikaly 18 paced Miami while Bernard King 30 and Jeff Malone 27 led Washington despite an 11 of 13 slide.
George Foreman overcome Gerry Cooney at the Atlantic City Convention Center delivering a second round knockout at 1:57 in a 10 round bout. Foreman, 41, extended his winning streak to 20 and claimed a $1 million guaranteed purse. Cooney drops to 28 wins and three losses in a comeback bid that ends amid a knockout barrage.
San Francisco's post season success hinges on Dan Marino's83? No. The text highlights Joe Montana's 30th and 31st TD passes and sets up a potential four straight Super Bowl titles. It notes Walter Seifert era, Walsh losses, and Reeves optimism while contrasting Broncos and 49ers in a high stakes playoff context with quotes from Seifert and Reeves.
Valerie Sonntag scores the final basket off a rebound as Essex Community College defeats Frederick Community College 51 50 on the final possession. FCC drops to 3 3 overall and 2 2 in conference. Essex improves to 6 5. Sonntag and Brown lead with late pressure and 23 points for Essex.
Maryland School for the Deaf built a 41-18 lead aided by four forfeit victories. Mark Muir 103, John Ulrich 125, Kevin Beachum 135, and Alphonso Taylor 145 secured forfeit wins. Joe Greeger pinned in 37 seconds at 112 pounds and Travis MacFadden pinned in 1:43 at 119. The MSD record stands at 2-2.
North Carroll heads to Frederick while Poolesville visits Magruder and South Hagerstown plays Brunswick. TJ goes to Linganore, North Hagerstown to Middletown, Walkersville at Boonsboro. In wrestling Walkersville hosts Catoctin and Westminster visits Frederick. Brunswick visits Poolesville in swimming. Freshman basketball action noted. Middletown beat Catoctin 56 16 with Beck 15 and Dewees 6. Middletown also defeated Smithsburg 55 30 with Djurickovic 14 and Murphy 12 Felthausen 11. Walkersville beat South Hagerstown 70 40 with Meyers 12 Brezezanski 11.
Gene Thomas, star receiver from Montgomery College Rockville, signs with Maryland to play football and baseball. The 6 foot 180 pound athlete, who posted 58 receptions for 1,036 yards and 20 touchdowns last season, also drew Giants interest before choosing Maryland close to home and dual-sport opportunity.
Duke star Christian Laettner scored 50 points and grabbed 17 rebounds across two wins. He had 27 points against Maryland, 23 vs Georgia Tech, plus the game clinching three at 34 seconds remaining in the 96-91 win. He made 24 of 26 free throws across the two games.
Florida senior center Dwayne Schintzius, the Gators’ leading scorer, faces a felony charge after an on campus fight at Alpha Tau Omega. Coach Don DeVoe suspended him and Tim Turner indefinitely for conduct unbecoming to Florida basketball players. Police say Schintzius disrupted a party, damaged a Jeep mirror, and hurled it toward a second floor before leaving.
Cincinnati Dodgers pitcher Danny Jackson signed a one year contract for 115 million dollars, matching last season’s salary. The 28 year old 66-68 career pitcher went 6-11 last season with a 5.60 ERA after being acquired in the 1987 trade with Angel Salazar for Ted Power and Kurt Stillwell.
Oakland announces Terry Steinbach, the AL starting All-Star catcher for the past two seasons, signed a two year contract worth 1.8 million dollars. Steinbach, 27, batted .273 with seven homers and 42 RBIs in 1989, his third major league season, and was eligible for arbitration this year.
New York Islanders star Pat LaFontaine earned the NHL Player of the Week honors after recording nine points in three games. He trails in goals with 39, having had an 11 game goal streak before it was halted by Washington, and beat out Peter Zezel and Mark Fitzpatrick for the award.
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