Westminster rallies to top Frederick National in district Little League
Westminster-its rallied from a 4 0 deficit to beat Frederick National 5 4 in the District TI tournament at Staley Stadium. Todd Sadowski delivered the game winning RBI in the sixth as Westminster improved to 1 1 in the double elimination. National had built a 4 0 lead in the first inning before Westminster struck back with five runs in the fifth.
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Todd Sadowski
Westminster
Frederick National
Staley Stadium
Ted Sadowski
Frederick Nations
Brunswick
Salisbury
National
Jerry Kephart
Tammy Frits
Scott Thompson
Rich Lambert
Wayne Millberry
Itsene
Frank Randolph
Dale Winpigler
RBI
Asin
Mark Wanken
Wanken
Kephart
Randolph
Winpigler
Millberry
Ephart
Chris Helms
Dirst Joning
Hill
Barb Starkey
Rising Sun
Dara Fanucel
Melody Lander
Thurmont
Layman
Rising
al Rbi
Fanucci
Washburn
Shaffer
Sherry Seiss
Renee Janney
Dixon wins gold in World Games for the Deaf decathlon
Leroy Dixon of the Maryland School for the Deaf wins the decathlon gold at the XIV World Games for the Deaf in Cologne West Germany with 6 500 points. He beats two Soviet teammates while Dixon tops the world deaf record and U S deaf mark. Bobby Proctor finishes fourth in the 25 km run, and Sharyl Mapp Sandra Phillips and Larrey Smith are to compete on Wednesday in relay events with Mapp nursing a foot tendon injury.
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Leroy Dixon
Maryland
Cologne
West Germany
Dixon
Soviet Union
Henry White
U.S
Bobby Proctor
MSD
Frederick
Sharyl Mapp
Sandra Phillips
Larrey Smith
Mapp
Mount St. Mary's
Alex Potopalski
Russia
Jack Swafford
Jeremiah Manning
Wile Colley
Where's the ball wins 400m for gold at Deaf Olympics
The text reports Where's the ball taking 400-meter gold in 43.51 with teammate Dwayne Davis fourth in 49.26. The U S women set a Deaf Olympics record 48.70 in the 40¢-meter relay. Betsy Bechtel 3rd in the 1500 in 4 34 48. Rita Windbrake of West Germany won the 331 21 record in the ja 3 000m steeplechase Wilfried Zeppe East Germany 9 16 43 ahead of Thomas Bechtel 9.20 53.
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Dwayne Davis
U.S
Betsy Bechtel
West Germany
Rita Windbrake
Wilfried Zeppe
East Germany
Thomas Bechtel
Rising Sun tops Thurmont for Sec tion I softball title
Rising Sun defeated Thurmont 71 to 7 to capture the Section I softball crown and advance to the Mid-Atlantic Tournament with Maryland Section 1 winner and one team from Delaware and New Jersey. Chris Ott pitched Thurmont to a 3-0 win in a separate Senior Little League game, setting up a Chewsville matchup.
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Thurmont
Rising Sun
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
Chewsville
Chris Ott
Maugansville
Cecil County
Amy Martin
Cindy Free
Denise Fraley
Fraley
Frederick Open gains in prize money and strong field
Open veteran Bud Radcliffe notes growth since 1976 Shipley's Frederick Open era as prize money rises to 3000 with doubles added. He cites improved player quality, wider field, and local Patron support boosting tennis in Frederick.
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Bud Radcliffe
Frederick
Shipley
Bacay
Frederick Tenis
Radcliffe
Aie
Dick Holloway
Ed Cruzat
George Martin
Cruzat-Martin
Jeff Klein
Fred Drilling
Fleming Avenue
Lloyd Rice
Shipley’s
Western Maryland
J. Richard Ramsburg
Rice-Radcliffe
Rice
Permuer
Holloway
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News-Post
Martin
Leah Moser
Traci Knott
Barth Parker
Shelly Shaffer
Moser
Ginger Layman
Knott
Sherry Stone
Lisa Smith
Smith
Debra Currey
Norris Martin
Rob Hubbard
Scott Kidd
Claudeid
Tony James
Rodneys
Rod Macklin
Radicline
Armests
Aubrey Dixon
Malta
Frederick Last Menth
Frederick's
KRAFT
Orbitread
All Wilinds
Highhway
Tox
Purpes
Bowe
Yeupad Brooks
Eanerst Ste
al Rodval
Kraftreads
Forte Lancer
Generals
Western Maryland General Tire, Inc
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