TJ Tops Middletown 78 45 Clinches Regular Season Title Bid
Thomas Johnson defeated Middletown 78 to 45 to close the regular season at 15 5. Mike Rice led TJ with 28 points and 16 rebounds as North Hagerstown upset Frederick 62 56 to tie TJ atop the Tri State League and region class A standings. A coin flip will decide top region seed.
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Middletown
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Rice
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Mike Smallwood
Zack Jackson
Mike Wait
Frederick Falls, Ties TJ in Tri-State Race
The Frederick High Cadets lost 62-56 to North Hagerstown, dropping to 12-8 overall and 7-7 in Tri-State play. North Hagerstown moves to 10-4 in Tri-State, tying TJ for the league lead as Frederick eyes regionals and a possible fourth-place coin flip with Boonsboro. Barry Stanton led Frederick with 14 points, while David Gray added 12.
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Benjie
Catoctin Upsets Brunswick To End Season
Catoctin defeats Brunswick 61 57 ending the Railroader season. Mike Weimer scores 22 for the Cougars while Britt Orrison nets 35 for Brunswick. Catoctin finishes 7 13, Brunswick 11 9, with late rally sealing the win.
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Bulldogs win over Cavaliers in high scoring Tri-State clash
Martinsburg defeated South Carroll 106-96 in a landmark Tri-State game. South Carroll falls to 9-5 in league play, while TJ and North Hagerstown finish 10-4. Martinsburg’s Ron Washington scores 34, Kirdlell Woodyard leads South Carroll with 23, and Mason, Cook, Costley add 19.
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MecDo
Fuller
Gratham
Violence kept as part of hockey says NHL president
Clarence Campbell, NHL president, told a Queen's University symposium that violence has always been part of the sport and will remain so. He said the league controls it with fines and suspensions, noting 25 to 50 disciplinary actions per season. Brewer and Morrison supported control while acknowledging some violence persists.
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Linganore Lancers stall bid for top seed with loss to Boonsboro
Linganore drops two straight as Boonsboro slips away 42-41 in a tense finish. With identical 6-4 marks and a .600 winning percentage, both teams face a coin flip to determine the regional class C tournament top seed at the State committee meeting in Baltimore. Coach Ed Wiebel voiced frustration, saying the Lancers were frontrunners not winners.
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Orioles Buyout Rival Sputters As Conflicting Offers Emerge
Baltimore group Maryland Sports Fans seeks to buy the Orioles via stock sale with loans. Rouse Co. executive says he advised against loan help. Bill Veeck leads a competing bid backed by Hoffberger, while authorities expect a resolution within days.
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Saints reach St James semi with Friends win
In Hagerstown St. Josephs defeated Friends of Baltimore 43 22 to advance to the semi finals to face St Maria Goretti at 8 p m Greg Adelsberger led with 15 points Joel Neighbours added 11 marking the first win over Friends in three games this season In another game Severn of Annapolis beat Prospect Hall 62 57 to open the tournament led by 26 in the final period Prospect Hall led 54 36 after three but faltered coach Larry Yanos said they fell apart Prospect will play Friends of Baltimore in a consolation game Pete Staley had 22 and Ralph Marsden 18 for Prospect
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Poirier Injured in Indoor Nationals Hamstrung Hurdles
Cheryl Poirier of Frederick re injured a pulled hamstring in the 60 yard hurdles at the National AAU Women's Indoor Nationals. She limped to fourth in her heat and will be out at least a month but aims to return for outdoor action starting April 9.
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