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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1981
Page
14
Indiana won the 1981 NCAA basketball title but lost time games in the regular season, the most ever for the championship team. Multiple towns and institutions including Mount Airy Fredericktown Westminster Hampstead and Brunswick appear in a scrambled list of matchups and venues with several two and three counts.
Multiple teams announce coaching and contract changes across baseball, hockey and soccer. Mets national league player Nemee Rice under contract extension, Canadiens name Bob Berry to multi year deal, Cosmos acquire Steve Wegerle from LA, Comets name Peter Diverdon head coach, Frontier Conference names Sanny Hisea Croagia coach, and others list new baseball and wrestling coaches.
Broadwater notes tough state field after facing MALTA circuit rivals including players linked to Wendy Turnbull. Green and McAllister become Brunswick's first state entrants as Green recovers from a twisted ankle suffered in gym earlier. Coach Lee Zamback hopes Green rests briefly then competes Friday, with potential forfeits previously in district finals.
Paul Heary's Air Freight announces a women s slo pitch softball tournament to be held on June 13 14 for more information contact Gary Shibes at 7874030 or Larry Shibes at 820838.
The Woodsboro Park and Recreation League Mixed Doubles Tennis League, slated to start June 15, has been canceled due to lack of interest.
The Frederick County Women's Sto-Pitch Softball League will hold its county tournament June 6-7 at Baker Park with 16 teams. May 26 and 27 league results include several match outcomes and notable performances from Frederick Underwriters and other teams. The University of South Carolina crowned two individual champions in the 1984-81 season, with George Rogers winning the football rushing title and Zam Frederick leading in basketball scoring.
Burleson collected four singles a double and a sacrifice fly as the Angels bat ten and score six runs in both the fifth and seventh frames. The Cardinals win 2-1 in 11 innings on Sancez’s triple Herr's single and Sutter gets the win. Mets rally past Phillies with errors as Harris allows two hits over seven. Publ’s double breaks tie for Astros over Padres. Asselstine leads Braves past Dodgers 4-2. Reds top Giants 6-2 behind Pastore and Concepcion. Thompson homers late to lift Pirates over Cubs 3-2.
Baltimore officials and Colts owner Robert I Isay reached a two year lease with three optional extensions totaling five years. Mayor William Donald Schaefer said concession revenue would shift to the city and annual proceeds should reach about $70,000 depending on sales. Parks board members critiqued the deal as too short and favorable to the team.
In a brisk sports roundup from Frederick and Whindlay dated July 4 10, local teams posted notable results. Players boosted scores and coaches praised timely offense as standings tightened.
Middletown placed two players on the All-Monocacy Valley Athletic League Baseball Team. Jack Redmond was named pitcher and Joe Pinto in the outfield. Other selections include Walkersville’s Rick McAllister at third and Calvert High’s Carroll Brown in the outfield. League champion FSK earned three picks Ray Ostrum Pete Tracey and Greg Myers. Boonsboro Keith Lipley and Dale Beard also honored. Final standings show Key 12 2. Boonsboro 9 3. Middletown 11. Brunswick 7 6. Singanore 4 9. North Carroll 4 10. Walkersville 3 1. Catoctin 2 11.
In Indianapolis AP reports a three member USAC panel will hear appeals from Bobby Unser and Roger Penske over the controversial 1981 Indy 500 finish. Unser led Mario Andretti by over five seconds but was penalized one lap for passing during a yellow. The panel will decide which driver is recognized as the winner.
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