Mount St. Mary's Aims Strong Pitching For 1982 Season
Mount St Marys expands its 1982 baseball schedule to 40 games. Second year coach Tom Sherald says pitching will be the key as the Mount, coming off a 13 15 1 record, relies on veteran arms led by Randy Wolfe a 3 5 pitcher with 5.16 ERA. Key hitters include Jim McKenna while John Nevolo may miss home opener due to knee. The squad addresses infield gaps with Haney Dekker Cullican McMahon Kindbom and Ryan and Smarrelli departed. If healthy and pitching holds up, Sherald expects progress on a young, competitive Division II schedule.
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Cougar Nine Opens Year With Victory
Frederick Community College rallied from a 5-1 deficit in the third inning to beat Brookdale New Jersey 11-6 in the season opener. Randy Zimmerman and Doug Givler hit back to back homers, Davey Long delivered a two run single in the sixth, and Jim Rigby added a solo homer in the first. Givler walked 11, struck out nine, and allowed five hits as FCC began an eight game NC trip with a win over Brookdale.
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First NCAA women's tournament opens with Penn State hosts Clemson
The 1982 NCAA Division I women's tournament begins with Penn State, ranked 11th, hosting Clemson in the first-ever NCAA women’s game. LSU, Arizona State, Georgia, Memphis State, and Long Beach State also play opening-round regional matchups as fans expect a landmark season.
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Three Die In Shootout At Frazier's Restaurant
Philadelphia police report three people killed during a holdup at Smokin' Joe's Korner owned by former heavyweight champion Joe Frazier. Two employees and a mailman were shot as gunmen tried to force open a safe. victims include a man and a woman. The incident occurred around 1 30 p m near St Joseph's University as the restaurant was closed. Frazier, alerted by a reporter, left his gym and went to the scene.
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Spiders Face Maryland In NIT First Round Showdown
Richmond coach Dick Tarrant predicts Maryland coach Lefty Driesell will not use a slowdown tactic as the Spiders meet the Terrapins at 7 40 p m in a national invitation tournament first round.
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Maryland Faces Richmond In Tournament Talk With Driesell Praise
Maryland coach Lefty Driesell notes Richmond guard John Schweitz and a taller Spider lineup, while acknowledging Maryland’s inexperience and Adrian Branch leadership. Richmond, led by Schweitz’s shooting, seeks a strong NCAA/NIT showing as Maryland anticipates a tough test.
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Pistons rookie Tripucka shines in rookie of the year hunt
Detroit fans applaud Kelly Tripucka after a Notre Dame standout season with the Pistons. The Bloomfield, New Jersey native started all 62 games, averaging around 21 points, teaming with Isiah Thomas to lift Detroit from the cellar toward possible playoffs. He earned an Eastern Division All-Star nod while remaining focused on postseason goals.
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