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Harford CC Split Weekend Games With FCC
First game Saturday ended FCC 10 Harford CC 2 while second game finished Harford CC 2 FCC 1. Key players include Baidu Ferier Messer Leawter and Mtatsien contributing in a coastal league matchup.
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NBA clash Boston at Atlanta Sunday afternoon
Boston meets Atlanta at 3 p.m. in a pro basketball schedule note with focus on TV listing. NHL action features St Louis visiting Washington at 7 30 p.m. in a separate hockey telecast.
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County athletes update from page B-1 sports roundup
Virginia school Division III standout Frances Rogers of Lingapore led Lingapore University with 19-8 record as a forward. Washington College freshman Billy Weber contributed 14 points in 10 games as the team reached NCAA Division III Final Four in Springfield Ohio. Towson State guard Michele Sommers played 23 games with 1.7 points and 23 rebounds. St John’s prospects Jonathan Prather and Mike Smith added points and assists for their schools. Pace center Herbie Behan averaged 1.4 points and 17 rebounds per game for the Vikings. Frostburg State swimmer Max Kukoy will compete in the NCAA Division III championships in Brown Deer Wisconsin. Teresa Springer of TJ helped Ursinus win indoor track conference medals. Shepherd College moves to NCAA Division II while remaining NAIA.
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Charlotte Seeks repeat hosting of ACC tourney and sports bids
Charlotte officials hope to land future ACC tournaments and attract major events after hosting this year. CCVB leadership cites $35 million economic impact and aims to convert momentum into becoming a permanent ACC site. Local efforts target Final Four, NBA All Star, NFL stadium plans, and other pro sports to raise Charlotte’s profile.
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Oklahoma Tops Final AP Poll As No 1 Seed In NCAA
Oklahoma, 26 4, holds first in final AP college basketball poll with 57 first place votes and 1 550 points after winning the Big Eight tournament. UNLV, Connecticut, Michigan State and La Salle also high in rankings with Georgia Tech climbing after ACC title.
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Lancers Markee Heads to Towson State University
Singapore High School football star Mike Markee will attend Towson State University this fall and try out for the football team as a walk-on. He rushed 1,129 yards on 180 carries for a 6.3 yard per carry average and earned The News-Post Offensive Player of the Year in 1989 along with first-team All-Area Offense and first-team All-Central Maryland Conference honors. Markee will try out as a fullback as Towson shifts to a power offense and needs players at that position.
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Racers Earn Second NCAA Bid With OVC Tournament Win
The Racers moved to 21 8 after clinching the Ohio Valley Conference tournament securing a return to the NCAA tournament Heathcote said the team plans special plays for easy baskets while facing tougher club defenses They were picked to finish fifth in the OVC but won their third straight regular season title.
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Mount Men Defeat Towson State In Tennis, 7-1
Mount St Mary’s beat Towson State 7-1 as George Ames and Rich Spri won a doubles match. Mount falls to 4-8 on the season with several players listed in scoring lines, though legibility is limited.
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Autopsy on Hank Gathers delayed. funeral held in Philadelphia
Loyola Marymount star Hank Gathers died March 4 after collapsing in a West Coast Conference tournament. An autopsy result, including toxicology and tissue reports, will not be released before Wednesday. Funeral services were held Monday in Philadelphia with Loyola players as pallbearers. IOC cautious on Lithuania independence. not ready for independent Lithuanian Olympic team. Marshall on two years probation. coach resignation, violations cited in NCAA inquiry.
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Puppa Named NHL Player of the Week
Buffalo goalie Daren Puppa earned NHL player of the week after going 2-1-0 with a 1.62 GAA in three road games. He helped to a 1-1 tie with Washington and a 5-0 win over Hartford and a 10-4 victory over Boston while edging Gary Leeman Dino Ciccarelli and Chris Terreri for the honor.
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McCreadie Captures Three Wins At Hagerstown Speed Way
McCreadie of Watertown NY swept both ends of the twin modified features and won the late model stranglehold at Hagerstown in the Winter Bash. Franklin of Winchester VA and Durboran of Hagerstown split the twin late model races. McCreadie earned 3000 dollars plus a 1000 dollar bonus after tough prior trips. Next event resumes Sunday with late models limited late models modified stocks and daredevils. Race time is 2 pm.
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Seikaly earns Heat first NBA Player of the Week
Miami Heat forward Rony Seikaly was named NBA Player of the Week after averaging 28.3 points and 13.3 rebounds. He posted 31 points and 21 rebounds against Orlando, helping the Heat go 2-1 for the week, a first in the franchise's two year history.
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Canseco Foils Boat Thief In Miami Beach
Jose Canseco, Oakland A's star, stopped a thief attempting to steal his 42 foot boat while he played volleyball in Miami Beach. Police arrested 27 year old Gregory Dudley as the engine failed to start.
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Janet Evans Wins Sullivan Award At 18
Janet Evans, an 18 year old Stanford freshman and triple Olympic gold medalist, won the Sullivan Award as the nation’s top amateur athlete for 1989. She set a world record in the 800 meter freestyle and U S records in the 1000 and 1500 yard freestyles as part of last year’s achievements.
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