Mounties Fall to Jackets in 79 62 Victory
Randolph-Macon Yellow Jackets, led by Joey Allen with 30 points, defeated Mount St. Marys 79-62 in Ashland. The Jackets improve to 9-6. Lew Weige scored 17. Mount St. Marys, 7-5, was paced by Mark Dwight with 14 and Mike Cataline with 11.
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Ashland
Randolph Macon
Yellow Jackets
Joey Allen
Mount St. Mary's
Jackets
Lew Weige
Randolph-Macon
Mounts
Mark Dwight
Mike Cataline
Falcons face funding crisis after missing five thousand
Frederick Falcons president Carol Haller reports a rumored anonymous donor left five thousand dollars for uniforms last November. The money never appeared as promised, meetings were skipped, and attempts to collect failed. With no funds, four largest stockholders will sign a note to buy about five thousand dollars of equipment, while fundraisers and ads for programs and season tickets are planned to cover costs.
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Frederick Falcons
Carol Haller
Haller
Falcon
Falcons
Hailer
Las Vegas
Pauline Betz Addie dazzles at Tuscarora exhibition
Former Wimbledon champion Pauline Betz Addie, now in her late fifties, showed sharp backhands and timely lobs in an exhibition versus Allie Ritzenberg at the Tuscarora Racquet Club. She lost 8-7 on a tiebreaker, admitting rust from years away, while Ritzenberg, a top 55-and-over player, boasted recent titles and tied to Washington D.C. tennis circles through St. Albans and Cabin John clubs.
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Pauline Betz Addie
Tuscarora Racquet Club
Allie Ritzenberg
Tuscarora Club
Ritzenberg
Addie
Washington, D.C
St. Albans High School
D.C
Cabin John
Orioles suffer first money loss since 1972 in 1975 report
The Baltimore Baseball Club Inc. posted a 1975 loss of 3 192 with a 311 379 operations deficit offset by interest income and 152 500 from player contract sales. It marked their first annual deficit since 1972 following prior gains in 1973 and 1974 aided by ALCS revenue.
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Baltimore Orioles
Baltimore Baseball Club Inc
Orioles
Touching All The Bases linebacker
The Falcons lack an AN IFL roster representative. John Walker of the Baltimore Eagles earns top defensive honors, Lester Brooks of the Hanover Rhinos is named best offensive player, Don Warthen of the Eagles is recognized as top coach, and Allegany County Cougars are reinstated after a year away. Three franchises face February review and one may be suspended. Maryland eyes Cathy Rush as women’s coach. Kehoe wary of non revenue women’s sports. Montgomery Wards stops Olympic tickets. orders go to Canadian Olympic Headquarters.
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Falcons
John Walker
Baltimore Eagles
Lester Brooks
Hanover Rhinos
Don Warthen
Eagles
Allegany County Cougars
University of Maryland
Cathy Rush
Immaculata College
Baltimore
Close League Races Shape Tri-State and Monocacy Play
Tri-State leaders TJ North Hagerstown and Martinsburg sit at 5-1 as Middletown Walkersville top the Monocacy at 6-1. Frederick aims to upset Martinsburg while North Hagerstown hosts Waynesboro and Westminster travels to South Hagerstown. Boonsboro trips Brunswick as Catoctin hosts North Carroll in Monocacy action.
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North Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Middletown
Walkersville
Lions
The
Knights
Tri-State
Thomas Johnson
South Carroll
South
Frederick
Westminster
Waynesboro
South Hagerstown
Monocacy Valley
Boonsboro
Brunswick
Warriors
Catoctin
North Carroll
Cougars
Lingapore
Damascus
NEC stars defeat AFC in 2 0 Pro Bowl relay
Mike Boryla of the Philadelphia Eagles, a quarterback not expected to play, threw an eight yard touchdown pass to Mel Gray with 1:09 left to lift the National Conference to a 2 0 victory over the American Conference in New Orleans. Fran Tarkenton was scratched, Staubach had rib soreness, Manning and Bartkowski also reported sore arms, Harris was unavailable, and Boryla came in as a substitute for a substitute.
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NEW Orleans
Mike Boryla
Philadelphia Eagles
St. Louis
Mel Gray
Boryla
Minnesota
Fran Tarkenton
Dallas
Roger Staubach
Tarkenton
National Football League
Archie Manning
Steve Bartkowski
Atlanta
James Harris
Los Angeles
TJ wrestlers dominate Leopards in 38 24 victory
TJ edged Smithsburg 38 24 as Jeff Carson and Lionel Billard stayed unbeaten. Billard pinned Kevin Kepler in 0 39 to stretch his streak, while Carson pinned David Dewey in 1 44 to remain undefeated. Other TJ winners included Eubiiag, Pireaux, Bowers, Mahlandt, and more, with Ritmiller out for the year due to injury.
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Steve Bowers
Smithsburg
Randy Baum
Bowers
Leopards
Amos L. Brown
Jeff Carson
Lionel Billard
Patriots
Billard
Kevin Kepler
Caron
David Dewey
Mike Eubiiag
Jerry Pireaux
Terry Pireaux
Karl Mahlandt
Mike Ritmiller
Waynesboro
Ritmiller
Scott Johnston
Terry Fireaux
Dan Ruggiero
Larry Baum
Dave Madera
Dave Linehan
Wayne Baker
Harry Hill
Chad McEwen
Jim Lictinger
Jim Blair
Chuck Linehan
Jim Rogers
Jim Rollins
Cadet Wrestlers Edge Bulldogs in Narrow Win
Frederick high school edged Martinsburg 36-23 as Frederick won six of the first eight matches at West Frederick. Yank Strube, Danny Payne, Mike Strube, Rick Loun and Kenny Parker earned pins for Frederick, with Bill Schrodel and Rock Stemple posting decisions. Additional results include several close decisions and pins across weights.
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Frederick
Martinsburg
West Frederick
Bulldogs
Yank Strube
Danny Payne
Mike Strube
Rick Loun
Kenny Parker
Bill Schrodel
Rock Stemple
Randy Kolb
John Bowman
Dave Watson
Alan Davis
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Gu Allen
Weilge Lit Eidwell
Connors
Wentzel
Miller
Sheridan
Jordan
Ganey
Dwight Pearson McKay
R. Macon
Bowers Vs
Baum
Pauline Addie
Don Cline
Pauline Betz
Frick
Wallace
Ohi
I Saveship
Suzanne Wade
University of Pennsylvania
Helax Walkerscine High School
Indiana
Hox
Gene
Interstate Football League
Gene Snowden
Carl Richmond
Stan Goldberg
AJ Pur
Ralhive
Prospect Hall
St. Maria
Gaels
MSD
Washington
Poolesville
FSK
Old Mill
Seneca Valley
NEC Stars
Bruce Brown
Javier Bangan
Tim Merceraio
Tom Merceraio
Neil Coates
Bob Fields
Jay Quinn
Pete Stone
Steve Frick
Peter Donnan
Doug Arndt
Brian Parker
Pat Dorsey
Merchants Firestone Store
Sam He
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