Foreman’s NFL Return Hopes Fade With Dolphins
Miami seeks a second running back as Chuck Foreman, 30, insists on a Patriots reunion. Foreman, a former All-Pro with Vikings, was with New England last year but wasn’t invited to summer camp. Coach Don Shula favors younger backs as Foreman searches for a new team.
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Lloyd Meets Mandlikova After Conquering Shriver in Wimbledon
Wimbledon semifinal winner Lloyd, 26, defeated Pam Shriver 6 3 6 1 to reach the final, while Hana Mandlikova, 19, defeated Martina Navratilova 7 5 4 6 6 1 to set up a British clash. Lloyd seeks a third Wimbledon title, having won in 1974 and 1976.
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Carr Accepts TJ Coaching Job Despite Late Start
Lynn Carr officially accepted the Thomas Johnson head football coach position on Wednesday after being offered the job by Paul Stroup. He downplayed the late start and aims to revive interest in a program that has lost 19 straight and gone 3-26 the past three years, reflecting on prior success at Bel Air and noting plans to start in July to build quickly.
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Frederick Advances to 14-3 With 14-3 Win Over Williamsport
Frederick Scott Key bats spark a rain shortened game at McCurdy Field, driving in 10 runs in the fifth to break a 2-2 tie and extend their district streak to eight. Williamsport commits costly miscues as Craig Butler and teammates push the late rally, while Funkstown holds 10-1 record with next game at Westminster.
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Unbeaten Patriots rely on depth after key injury in 1970
The Patriots faced a setback when their starting quarterback Dahigres was injured but recovered to lead a versatile offense. Coach Molesworth recalled two strong quarterbacks, Tom as a passer and TJ as a runner, supported by a deep backfield with Tim Hail Ernie Bowens Dave Bowens and PM Scott. The team emphasized a sturdy offensive line led by Charles Klein and a solid defense, entering the season with high expectations despite a slow start.
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Touching All The Bases In A Classic TJ Victory
Dave Bowens ran for 129 yards and Dahlgren threw for 145 as TJ shocked Fort Hill 23-6 in rain. Molesworth recalls Dahlgren’s injury and a position switch, the win over Westminster, and a late fumble save that sealed the Tri-State League victory.
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