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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1992

Page

13

Towson tops Mount St. Marys 103 76 at Towson Center

Towson State defeated Mount St. Marys 103 76 at the Towson Center. Jim Phelan missed part of the first half due to an upset stomach before returning to watch from the bench. Chuck Lightening led Towson with 34 points and Terrance Jacobs 29, as Towson dominated the boards 56 45 and built a 44 29 halftime lead. Booth led Mount with 27 points and Mount shot 38.7 percent to Towson's 47.7.

Baltimore Towson State Mount St. Mary Jim Phelan Towson Center Towson Mount Phelan Abut Chuck Lightening Terrance Jacobs Tigers Jacobs Terry Truax Kevin Booth Booth Anthony Carr Phil Galvin Carr

Allegany tops FCC Cougars 83 61 in fieldhouse clash

Allegany Junior College defeated Frederick Community College 83 to 61 as the Trojans used pressure to pull away after a tight first half. Buster Jones led FCC with 27 points while Leonard Davis scored 24 for Allegany.

Allegany Cougars Frederick Community College Allegany Junior College FCC Cougars FCC Jim Weddle Cumberland Frederick Buster Jones Tony Sawyer Buster Weddle Leonard Davis Iain Shaw Robbie Howard Reggie Waddy Trojans Timothy Jacobsen Allegany Community College

Redskins Return for Victory Rally in Herndon

The Super Bowl champions Washington Redskins arrive home to a noisy welcome as officials prepare a citywide victory celebration for today. Coach Joe Gibbs praises the fans as players, including Pro Bowl-bound veterans, head to Redskins Park amidst war paint attire and a festive march through crowds.

Herndon Washington Redskins Joe Gibbs Redskins Park Washington Buffalo Bills Gibbs Minneapolis Hawaii David Rickman Rickman Redskins Steven Rickman D.C

Redskins dominate Super Bowl win over Bills in CBS telecast

Washington's 37 to 24 victory over Buffalo drew praise from Redskins fans while Bills backers endured a dull broadcast. The piece argues the NFC is stronger than the AFC, noting the NFC has won eight straight title games by wide margins and calls the real Super Bowl the NFC championship.

Washington Redskins Washington Buffalo Bills America Redskins Bills Tme Mark Rypien Posse Rypien Gary Clark John Madden New York Giants

Frederick star Michael Kelly commits to Virginia football

Michael Kelly, a 6 foot 6 inch 230 pound Frederick High School athlete, verbally commits to the University of Virginia for football. A two time All-Area First Team selection, he projects as an offensive tackle and could shift to defensive end or tight end if needed. He also stars in basketball and baseball with a 3.45 GPA and is pursuing history as a major.

Michael Kelly Frederick University of Virginia Kelly Maryland Navy Virginia Virgina Academy Bob Campbell Mike Cavaliers CMC

Gossage invited to A's camp for spring training

Veteran reliever Goose Gossage and pitcher Jim Deshaies were invited to the Oakland Athletics spring training camp. Gossage, 40, sits fourth on the all time saves list after a 44 game season with Texas. The report also notes other contract moves and salary arbitration status across several teams.

NEW York Goose Gossage Jim Deshaies Oakland Athletics Gossage Texas Deshaies Houston Brook Jacoby Cleveland Lance McCullers Houston Astros Rob Murphy Joe Beever Ernest Riles Denny Walling Bill Swift

Laettner reaches 2000 as Duke dominates Clemson

Duke, ranked No 1, rolled to a 112 73 victory over Clemson as Christian Laettner scored the 2000th point of his Duke career. Cherokee Parks added 19, and Duke led 55 27 at halftime, with eight players in double figures and strong defense fueling the win.

Durham Cherokee Parks Christian Laettner Duke Blue Devils Clemson Laettner Jim Spanarkel ACC Tigers Bobby Hurley Antonio Lang Laetiner Florida Edwards Cassell Douglas Florida State Charlie Ward Stacey Poole Casell Rodney Cobard

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