Area softball results highlight 1988 state contention
Frederick County teams place well in state competition across classes A B and D with Donegan's Days Ian Craig claiming a third straight Class A title and Castle Beegle leading hitters. Shipley's Battling Works wins Class 3 undefeated. Jenkins Motors finishes second and The Dugout third as regional and national play loom. Monocacy Warriors edge Frederick II for county girls softball crown as Buccaneers Phoenix tallies.
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Local Scores And Matches From Sunday’s Independent Games
High and Inside posts 14.20 while Buccaneers trail Cactus Flat 22 to 07 and Severn River leads 16 to 7. Mavericks show 9 4 record, Vive Mt Ion 125 points, Cargills 6-3, Mavericks 810, Eakins 6-7, Bells Electric 20 to 26. Village Way 63. Sunday games feature Independents at Juniors Sevent Street Emmitsburg at Uniteds Pine tiff Walkersville at Libertytown.
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Slaney targets Olympic medal in double distance
Mary Decker Slaney, nearing 30, trains in Indianapolis for the Seoul Games with aim for a double in the 1300 and 3000 meters. She discusses recovery from past injuries, plans for Europe post trials, and her pursuit of a gold Olympic medal amid strong rivals such as Tatiana Samolenko and a reshaped trials schedule.
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Lengyel named Naval Academy athletic director
ANNAPOLIS AP Jack Lengyel 53 was chosen as the Naval Academy’s 27th athletic director from nine candidates after a three month search led by Capt. Howard W Habermeyer Jr Lengyel becomes the first AD at Navy not an alumnus though his two sons are graduates He succeeds J C Coppedge who held the post for 20 years. Willy
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Bauer clings to Tour de France lead in mountain stage
Canada’s Steve Bauer preserved a slim yellow jersey lead at Morzine after the 11th stage as favorites faltered on two climbs into Switzerland. Bauer finished seventh in the stage won by Fabio Parra of Colombia, who claimed a car with a six hour four minute fifty four second ride. Kelly injured but finished 30th.
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Foster to decide Olympic Trials fate after workouts
World top ranked hurdler Greg Foster may compete in the U S Olympic Trials depending on workouts this week. Foster, two time world champion and 1984 Olympic silver medalist in the 110 meter hurdles, fractured his left forearm July 4 while training.
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