Frederick Champions Day honors five county winter teams
Frederick Mayor Ronald N. Young urged funding for high school athletics during Frederick Champions Day at the Weinberg Center. About 600 attended as Frederick, Maryland School for the Deaf, Thomas Johnson, Walkersville, MSC and the Frederick girls indoor track team were praised. March 19, 1982 was proclaimed Frederick Champions Day with proclamations for Walkersville and a Jack Willard Sportsmanship Trophy.
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Frederick County
Frederick City
Ronald N. Young
Young
Frederick
Weinberg Center
County Board of Education
Maryland
School For the Deaf
Thomas
Lefty
University of Maryland
Lefty Driesell
Mel Cartwright
Walkersville
Orley Rourland
Jack Willard
Thomas Johnson
Tom Dickman
Bud Rogers
Dickman
Rogers
Western Maryland
Mount St. Mary's
MSC
Dean Buck
MSD
al Keil
Jack Griffin
Griffin
Dave Miller
Crisfield
Cartwright
Mount St Marys plays Oakland in NCAA consolation game
Mount St Marys seeks its best season finish in the NCAA Division I tourney consolation round against Oakland University in Springfield Mass. Senior Becky Lovett and forward Margaret Diaz lead a Mount squad aiming to rebound from a 71 58 semifinal loss to Cal Poly Pomona. Oakland features Brenda McLean Linda Crawford and Pam Springer and edged Tuskegee 88 82 to reach the final, with McLean a focal point.
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Springfield
Mass
Mount St. Mary's
Mounties
Oakland University
Mount
California Poly-Pomona
Pioneers
Michigan
California Poly
Tuskegee Institute
Tuskegee
Oakland
Becky Lovett
Margaret Diaz
Cal Poly
Diaz
Jay Montgomery
Montgomery
Groots
Brenda McLean
Linda Crawford
Pam Springer
McLean
Crawford
Springer
Lovett
Tar Heels top Crimson Tide in East Regional semifinal
North Carolina dominated Alabama 74-49 to reach the East Regional final, led by James Worthy and Sam Perkins who sparked a 10-2 run in the second half. Worthy scored 16, Perkins 15, as UNC improved to 13 straight wins and prepared to face Villanova after its overtime upset of Memphis State.
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Raleigh
N.C
James Worthy
Sam Perkins
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Alabama
Carolina
Villanova
Memphis State
Worthy
Eddie Phillips
Perkins
Eric Richardson
Crimson Tide
Phillip Lockett
Phillips
Matt Doherty
Jimmy Black
Denphen
Mishkan Tasden
Kansas State
Eagles
Jay Murphy
Boston College
Martin Clark
Adams
Wildcats
Ed Galvao
John Bagley
San Francisco
DePaul
Garris
Murphy
Randy Reed
Tyrone Adams
Midwest
John Pinone
Stewart Granger
Pinone
Otis Jackson
Phillip Haynes
Aaron Howard
Garry Taylor
Haynes
Springfield
Mass
Michael Britt
University of the District of Columbia
California State Bakersfield
Florida Southern
Kentucky Wesleyan
UDC
Bakersfield
Howard Hoskey
Afo
Larry Humes
Evansville
Britt
Hoskey
McDaniel
Sampson weighs pro jump as Cavaliers fall in Birmingham
Ralph Sampson, 7-foot-4, contemplates declaring for the NBA after Virginia’s 68-46 semifinal loss to Alabama-Birmingham in the NCAA Midwest Regional. He dances between a possible NBA leap and another UVA season, while teammates Othell Wilson, Jim Miller, and Tim Mullen struggle against a veteran Blazers squad.
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Ala
Bourbon Street
New Orleans
Ralph Sampson
Virginia Cavaliers
Sampson
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
National Basketball Association
Virginia
Hapdache
Cavaliers
Alabama
Othell Wilson
Reshman
Jim Miller
Tim Mullen
Miller
Mullen
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Walkereville
Mel Cartright
Lions
Jim Abbott
Nanei Bross
City Wave
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Terps
Ben Coleman
Minnesota
Bryan Palmer
Glen Rock
Len Bias
Northwestern High School
Prince Georges County
Coleman
Bias
Joe Vona
Vona
Terrapin Club
Mourit
Bill Sheahan
Cal
Purdue
Texas A&m
West Lafayette
Ind
Russell Cross
Keith Edmonson
Texas Akm
Boilermakers
Georgia
New York
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Bradley
Oklahoma
Aggies
Claude Riley
Cross
Beitermakers
Texas Agm
Riley
Tyren Naulls
Reggie Roberts
Looniell Bluntson
McEnroe
Milan
Italy
U.S
John McEnroe
Sports Palace
Leespoon
Lampoon
Alabama- Birmingham
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