Patriots Cadets Clash In City Game Tonight
Frederick aims to break TJ Patriots full court press led by Ron Hall and Ernie Bowens. Cadets, 6 2, foresees zone defense while AmBush Swann and Whiting pace scoring. Brooks bets on team effort as intra city rivals meet in a high stakes 8 p.m. showdown.
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TJ Patriots
Thomas Johnson
Frederick
Bill Brooks
Intracity
Patriots
Brooks
Ron Hall
Ernie Bowens
Donnie
Patriot
Bowens
Charles Whiting
Hall
Ambush
Ralph Swann
Mike Sherman
Monte Hill
Whiting
Bob McGinnis
Swann
Don Ambush
Tps
Thomas Johnson Eyes Intra-city Win On Cadets At 8 P.M.
Thomas Johnson aims for an 11th win in 12 games led by All-State guard Ernie Bowens and forward Ron Hall. Coach Jay Jacobs plans a full-court press to pressure Frederick and force turnovers as TJ seeks Tri-State dominance despite injury to guard Dee Dee Smallwood.
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Ernie Bowens
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Bowens
Ron Hall
Hall
Tri-State
Greg Fry
Waynesboro Indians
Fry
Zack Jackson
Greg Randolph
Jesse Dorsey
Roy Main
Dee Dee Smallwood
Smallwood
Crystal Ball predicts a six for six night in local games
Don Cline reports on Tuesday night the Crystal Ball correctly forecast six local wins, boosting its accuracy to .788. Highlights include Brunswick-Middletown 77 70 Knights, Frederick 76 67 over Westminster, Walkersville 58 54 over Saint John’s, plus TJ over Waynesboro, Singapore over Catoctin, and MSD over MSSD.
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Ernie Bowens
Ron Hall
Donnie Ambush
Ralph Swann
Middletown
Knights
Cougars
Crystal
Orioles to Play Charity Basketball in Frederick
Baltimore Orioles to headline a charity basketball game at FCC gym Saturday night with proceeds benefiting Mount St. Marys Hood and Frederick Community Colleges. Preliminary game features Frederick City police versus county sheriff. tickets $2 adults $1 students.
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Archbishop Curley High School
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Dave McNally
Eddie Watt
Grant Jackson
Dick Hall
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Paul Blair
Tom Shopay
Shipley Inc. Delphey’s Sporting Goods
City Police and Sheriff's Department
Local county basketball schedule features key matchups
Frederick area action sees Middletown at Catoctin as league leaders collide while Walkersville hosts Brunswick to stay in the race. North Carroll visits FSK. St Johns plays Linganore. Westminster at South Carroll. North Hagerstown at South Hagerstown. Waynesboro travels to Martinsburg in Tri-State play.
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Frederick County Supervisor of Physical Education
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Frederick Thomas Johnson
Monocacy
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South Hagerstown
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Cavaliers Triumph Over South Carroll 28-12 In Wrestling
South Carroll defeated South Hagerstown 28 to 12 in a high school wrestling meet. Mike Franks of Eastern New Mexico led NAIA 1971 with top total offense and passing titles as a senior quarterback.
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South Hagerstown
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Eastern New Mexico
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
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Owens Archer Lead Tucson Open In First Round
Charles Owens and George Archer tied for the opening 65 at the Dean Martin Tucson Open with seven under par. Defending champion J C Snead and Lou Graham followed one stroke back at 66, while Trevino struggled with a 71.
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Big George Archer
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Archer
J.C. Snead
Lou Graham
Bob Murpy
Herb Hooper
Jimmy Jamieson
Mike Morley
Chuck Thorpe
Tucson Nation Golf Club
Fifth Annual Philadelphia Track Classic Set Tonight
Adelphi’s world record holding mile relay team highlights the Philadelphia Track Classic with a strong field including Leon Coleman and Mel Pender. The event features elite sprinters, hurdlers, jumpers, and distance runners as top colleges and clubs compete on the new 11 lap track.
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Tom Hill
Tennessee
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Jeff Houser
Florida Track Club
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Erv Hall
Pender
Army
Delano Meriwether
Norm Tate
Jim Green
Adelphus Dennis Walker
David
Ron Jourdan
Gene White
Penn Athletic
Waynesboro Wrestlers Triumph Over Thomas Johnson 36 15
Waynesboro won 36 15 as TJ suffered a straight loss in wrestling with two TJ pins by Jim Reeder 1 13 and Charlie Klein 5 42. Kenny Reynolds earned a TJ decision at 167 and others included Jeff Durand and Ray Facketts in tough bouts.
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Jeff Durand
Charlie Klein
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Too
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Brad Smith
Dee Don Hall
Thomas Morris
Roy Pfeiffer
Thomas Marrs
Dec Crag Caplan
Larry Zentz
Steve Thomas
Joe Hess
Mitch Gaver
Dan Goens
Edward Thompson
Dee Dave Keller
Jim Hess
Keith Catsail
Charle Klein
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