Carter to meet 100 athletes over Moscow boycott plans
President Carter will host 100 American athletes at the White House on Friday to discuss the Moscow Olympic boycott and potential alternative events. Attendees include 40 of 47 Athletes Advisory Council members, Bradley, Jenner, and de Varous, with briefings by Brzezinski and Cutler. A post-meeting press statement is planned.
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Majority of European nations refuse to support the boycott
In Strasbourg 21 nation Council of Europe ministers favor delaying a boycott decision. France opposed anti Soviet action led by Sports Minister Soisson. Britain and the Netherlands voiced support for boycott, while others debated until the May 24 invitation deadline. Portugal reportedly backs boycott but did not speak. Location notes Pompano Beach then lists Rangers vs Orioles exhibition game highlights with Al Oliver and Buddy Bell homers.
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All Monocacy teams named in league selections
Seven county cagers earn spots on the All Monocacy teams as Pat Orwig Ed Penn and others move up to the first team on the boys side while Tina Hansbrough Tricia Stultz and Barbara Long lead the girls first team. Brunswick Robin Campbell also makes the group as seniors dominate both squads.
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Ford retires after long Walkersville coaching career
Longtime Walkersville coach Tom Ford steps down after 18 years leading baseball and prior seasons in soccer. He plans to focus full time on athletic director duties, reflecting on a career that produced multiple state titles, district crowns, and a storied soccer legacy with the Lions.
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