Bengals Sign Maddox To Multi Year Contract
Former Frostburg State athlete Bob Maddox signed a multi year deal with the Cincinnati Bengals of the AFC. The 6 6 240 pound tackle was drafted in the seventh round this year after a misreported earlier San Francisco 49ers pickup. Maddox signed Thursday at Riverfront Stadium in Cincinnati and his salary was not disclosed. He also starred in Frostburg basketball and led the team in scoring last season despite an earlier injury. Chuck Foreman, a Frederick native and former UM player, was a first round pick by the Minnesota Vikings.
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Orioles Emphasize Base Running in Miami Workout
Miami RP Orioles stress baserunning during a two hour session as Frank Cashen reports no major progress with holdouts Boog Powell and Dave McNally. Ace Palmer represents them with rookies Jim Fuller and Junior Kennedy unsigned. Earl Weaver says five losses last season came from base path misadventures and may have cost each club $25,000 in World Series shares.
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Gladhill Advances In State Wrestling Action
Thomas Johnson senior Gary Gladhill won his first round state wrestling match at Catonsville Community. He pinned Robert Ritebens of Wicomico in 58 seconds in the 135 pound class and moves to the semifinals to face Larry Jones of Perrysville.
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Swords Top Clippers in 90 goal AHL win
Cincinnati defeated the Baltimore Clippers 90 in an American Hockey League game Friday night. Three Swords players each scored twice with Billy Inglis Rick Dudley and Steve Richardson contributing two goals apiece and Ron Busniak setting a club record with five assists.
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St Joe's and Temple coast in MAC playoff wins
St Joseph's Hawks toppled Gettysburg 92-58 as Bantam and McFarland combined for 50 points. Temple routed Lafayette 88-80 behind Mike Jones's 35 points. Both teams set up a MAC playoff clash Saturday at the University of Delaware for an NCAA bid. Bantam had 25 points on 12 baskets and one free throw. McFarland hit 11 jumpers and added three foul shots. Gettysburg was led by Jeff Clark with 12. The St Joe's win gave them the eastern crown. Temple built a large first-half lead and held on.
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Allin Leads Citrus Open With 65 as Palmer Misses Cut
Skinny Buddy Allin surged seven under par to a 36 hole total of 131 and a two stroke lead at the Florida Citrus Open in Orlando. Arnold Palmer failed to qualify for the final two rounds, missing by one stroke with 144 after a 74 in the second round.
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Russians win ice dance title at world championships
At Bratislava in the World Figure Skating Championships, Ludmila Pakhomova and Alexander Gorshkov of the Soviet Union captured their fourth straight ice dance crown with a perfect nine-ordinal free dance. The event also featured Nepela leading the men’s short program and Challenging contenders from Canada, the United States, and Britain pursuing the senior titles.
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St Anselms routs Prospect Hall in tournament action
Washington DC St Anselms overwhelmed Prospect Hall 81 25 as St Joe's of Emmitsburg lost to St Maria Goretti 62 60 in first round play. Roy Adelsberger scored 31 for St Joe's who fell short after a late free throw miss with three seconds left.
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Roanoke Upset In MD Tourney
Fourth ranked Baltimore Loyola stunned top seed Roanoke 74 7 in the Mason Dixon Conference semifinal. Loyola surged with 12 straight second half points to grab a 51-46 edge with 9 52 left. Rod Floyd led Loyola with 22 points as Roanoke slipped to 21 5 while Loyola moved to 14 11.
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7 Million Offered To Foreman Ali
A suburban investment firm says it offered George Foreman and Muhammad Ali $3.5 million each for a September heavyweight title bout. Continental Resources, Inc. President Chester Weisinger said Ali’s side is ready to sign within 24 hours, with possible sites including the Houston Astrodome or a venue in Atlantic City, N J.
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