Coaching Turnover and Signings Across Schools
Multiple colleges announce coaching changes and contracts including LLEGE MARSHALL naming a new basketball coach on a four year deal while HEN HAMPSHI announces a football coach resignation and Bobi at the University of Pennsylvania joins as offensive coordinator. UTHWEST MISSOUR states Rakland replacement and ATHLETICS CONGRESS names Harry Growny of Penn as coach for the US men track team for this summer.
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Four NBA Teams Vow to Stay Open Despite Losses
In Cleveland Utah Indiana and San Diego four troubled franchises vow to continue operating amid red ink. They deny deserving a special probe, cite signs of progress, and await the NBA committee report on possible dissolving relocating or merging.
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Hayes and Rogers share lead at New Orleans Open
Mark Hayes and Bill Rogers each shot 68 to sit at 136 after two rounds at Lakewood Country Club. Taiwan rookie Tze-Chung Chin is one behind at 137 with a cluster of players including Cyre Rurum Tay Hane David Edwards Roger Maltbie and Tom Watson within striking distance.
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Sambito to undergo second elbow surgery this year
Houston Astros pitcher Sambito, a 1978 NL All Star and club ERA leader, will have elbow surgery Saturday in Vero Beach after spring training irritation. Dr. Frank Jobe will perform the procedure, his second in under a year after ligament repair and bone chip removal last July.
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Neufelds Youth League Reaches 25th Season Milestone
Fort Detrick and TJ gym host the Sunday Afternoon league led by Hal Neufeld of Troop 1600 with Frederick County YMCA. The program began at Fort Detrick, grew into the Mid-Maryland League, and now features 35-40 youths weekly. The rule ensures every player participates at least one ball.
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Frederick
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Norman Nefferson
Greg Hall
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Youth basketball league nears end with awards banquet
The Frederick program runs November to March with sixth to ninth graders. Volunteers from TJ and Walkersville handle timing, scoring, and officiating. About eight to nine players per team, word-of-mouth boosts participation, and a yearlong youth program boasts a 25 year track record.
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Frederick
Palmer shines as Orioles win in Florida
Jim Palmer pitched six shutout innings to lead the Baltimore Orioles to a 2-1 victory over the Kansas City Royals in an exhibition game in Fort Myers Florida. Palmer, likely to start the April 4 opener versus Kansas City, allowed only three singles as Baltimore built a lead with a solo homer by Dan Ford in the fourth. Vida Blue started for Kansas City, giving up the run on Ford's homer before Dennis Leonard relieved.
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