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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1984
Page
10
Regional boys basketball results mix with college baseball and basketball updates. Notable teams and venues appear with scores and standings, highlighting local athletes and programs across multiple college conferences.
City and Maryland officials push to persuade Colts owner Robert Irsay to keep the NFL franchise in Baltimore. Mayor Schaefer plans to contact Irsay about an economic aid package, while Gov. Hughes also seeks a meeting. The state Senate approves a bill to allow 1 PM Sunday games at Memorial Stadium, tied to efforts to attract Irsay. A Save The Colts rally is planned as part of public pressure amid ongoing talks. The plan includes a $15 million low-interest loan and debt refinancing, plus leasing the Colts training complex. Also noted is Frank Kush’s return to Baltimore and a high school girls Class C semifinal result.
In West Palm Beach, John Lowenstein hit a two run homer and Wayne Gross added a solo shot as Baltimore opened with a five run first, beating Montreal 8 to 7. Roy Johnson drove in three with a 400 foot homer for the Expos, Eddie Murray homered for the Orioles, and Tim Thiessen delivered a bases loaded double. Mike Boddicker pitched four innings for the win.
Washington Capitals defeated Quebec Nordiques 5-3 to extend their winning streak to five games and close gap on the Patrick Division leaders. Glen Currie scored the go ahead goal late, with Bob Gould contributing a goal and two assists as Pat Riggin held off late Nordiques pressure. Goulet notched his 52nd, lifting to second in league scoring with 105 points.
In the ACC tournament opener, North Carolina beats Clemson 78 66 behind Matt Doherty 22 points. Duke edges Georgia Tech 67 63 in overtime as Tommy Amaker hits the decisive jumper with nine seconds left to set up a semifinal against UNC.
In Jacksonville, Florida, Frederick Community College fell 6-5 and 7-6 to Kalamazoo, Michigan, on Friday. The Cougars led by two runs in the first game before Kalamazoo rallied in the seventh, while in the second game Kalamazoo used a two run rally in the fifth to turn a loss into a comeback win. Wayne Finley and Rick Smith walked 11 in the opener, and Bob Wilkerson doubled and tripled for the Cougars. George Richardson collected three hits in the nightcap for FCC, with Chuck Graham Carl Wastler and Finley adding two apiece.
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