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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1987
Page
13
Fragmentary scorecard notes list events, participants, and venues with many illegible words. Mentions Tomiay i Garren Pwr Rew Tork Mies Poti Thi and various scores and times across locations. Includes references to Bergsite and Clowes with mixed letters and numbers.
Tournament pairings announced for Class AA A B and C with games set across Thursday Friday and Saturday at Cole Field House Catonsville Community College and sites including Annapolis and La Plata. Matches feature top seeds like Northwestern Parkeite Gwynn Park Joppatowne Rockville Dulaney Mount Hebron Linganore Southern Harwood Fallston Brooklyn Park FSK and others with scheduled times from 1 pm to 9 pm and concluding with Saturday championships.
Oklahoma plays Texas in a college baseball matchup at 8 p.m. on ESPN in a feature of the college baseball schedule. The telecast spotlights the Sooners and Longhorns at a pivotal conference clash with prime evening airtime.
Norfolk edged MSM 70 to 66 in a hard fought men’s basketball game. Key players included Hecke and Gimmey for MSM, while Mount St. Warts contributed solid scoring and defense to secure the win in a tense late stretch.
Readable fragments show regional championships with various teams and scores. Notable items include MSM 68 Va State 75, Region I and II class results such as LHS 33 Weedward 52 and Smithsburg 52, plus multiple incomplete player and score mentions across districts.
Villanova tops the Stith edition list as college basketball notes show 13 teams with 20 or more wins among the NIT selections. Louisville, the defending champion, is omitted from the NCAA field and weighs decisions on a bid. The NIT opens Wednesday with Marquette at Nebraska and Utah at Boise State, followed by a slate of first round matchups across sites including La Salle at Villanova and Florida State at Cleveland State.
New York Islanders erase a 5-4 deficit in the third period with two power play goals by Mike Bossy and a late strike by Bryan Trottier to beat the Chicago Blackhawks 6 5 after Bossy notches his 39th career hat trick. Calgary Flames top the New York Rangers 7 4 on Al MacInnis shot. Mario Lemieux fuels Penguins 5 3 win over Jets with a three goal effort. Buffalo Sabres top Quebec Nordiques 5 1 to move into a tie for fourth in the Adams Division.
Norfolk State defeated Mount StMarys 70 to 64 to win the regional title. Mitchell scored 10 for the Spartans while Lee Johnson added 20 and Tate 23 to lead the Mountaineers. Tally earned MVP honors as Norfolk State advances to the national quarterfinals with a 28 2 record. Mount StMarys ends 25 5.
Bruce Savage and Andy Chapman each scored twice to lead the Baltimore Blast to a 6-2 win over the St. Louis Steamers. Rookie goalie Jay McCutcheon made 20 saves for Baltimore as its MISL Eastern Division lead grew to two games over Cleveland. Savage notched seven goals this season, a career high, while Freddie Thompson and Drago added single goals. Poli Garcia and Charlie Falzon scored for St Louis, Pat Baker made 22 saves in defeat.
Panthers were led by Michelle Joseph with 13 points and Kelly Jones with 10. TJ outrebounded Paint Branch 50-48 and the Patriots shot 44 percent overall. In the second half TJ hit 11 of 17 from the field for 65 percent while Paint Branch made 26 percent. Patriots also had 58 percent on free throws while Panthers managed 3 percent.
Mount St. Marys pulled a 37 35 rebounding lead as Rhock grabbed 10 boards and Brown eight for Virginia State. Mount shot 48 percent to Virginia States 44, and 63 percent on free throws to 36 percent. Jackson led Mount with seven assists. Hul paced Virginia State with five.
Thomas Johnson senior Mark Lohr placed fourth in the 169 pound class at the state Class AAA wrestling tournament at Western Maryland College in Westminster. He finished 3-2 over two days with two pins and one decision, despite two close 6-5 losses, and earned exposure to college coaches.
Mount St Marys senior Chris Larsen captured the ECAC Division 11 women's pentathlon title with 3437 points at Annapolis ahead of Laura Cherbovsky. Mount women placed fifth as NY Tech won the team title. Mount men also placed 10th at IC4A with Gundersen second in the pentathlon and OConnell third in points.
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