St Marys and Skippensberg Face Inconsistent Baseball Notes
Fragmentary college baseball recap lists players such as Schmalser MacKengie and McKenna Rey across Stambaugh and Smith with multiple homers by Tyler and Novak. Mentions 2B Dengys and others in an unclear game summary, possible errors in transcription.
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Tennis Cougars roll to 8 1 win at Dundalk
Dundalk Frederick Community College swept all but one match in an 8 to 1 victory. Singles results included Focht vs Shoemaker 2 5 6 3 and Lethbridge over Chasiman 8 3 6 2, with doubles Shoemaker Lethbridge defeating Focht Chasuman and Robey over Snyder 6 3 6 0.
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Chris Shoemaker
Ely
Janice Lang
Strow
Fred enck wins first team match of year over Western Conference foe
Winters on Monday for Fred enck beat Mar WESTERN CONFERENCE 11 to 7 as Cadets drop at South Phoenix. Seattle and Kansas City show scattered results with Ol major clinics and multiple players named across singles and doubles events in Portland San Antonio and Denver venues.
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NCAA women’s Final Four set with four contenders
In Norfolk four top teams vie for the national title as defending champion Louisiana Tech meets Old Dominion in one semifinal and Southern California plays Georgia in the other. Coaches emphasize defense and balanced lineups as the tournament narrows toward the championship.
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Southern Caliornia
New Georgia
Old Dominion
Stanley
Louisiana Tech
Janice Lawrence
Kim Mulkey
ODU
Hogg
Southern California
Pam
Paula McGee
Cheryl Miller
America
Andy Landers
Georgia
Norfolk
Linda Sharp
Expos edge Orioles 4-2 in exhibition game
Tim Wallach drove in two runs and Ray Burris pitched six shutout innings as the Montreal Expos beat the Baltimore Orioles 4-2 in an exhibition at West Palm Beach. Terry Francona and Gary Carter opened the scoring with a first inning single run setup, and Carter and Wallach added key hits in the third. Rich Dauer and John Shelby scored for Baltimore in the eighth on a wild pitch and an RBI single.
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Tim Wallach
Ray Burris
Montreal Expos
Baltimore Orioles
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Baltimore
Don Welchel
Terry Francona
Gary Carter
Wallach
Francona
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Dawson
Tippy Martinez
Tim Raines
Leo Hernandez
Carter
Martinez
Raines
Orioles
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Jeff Reardon
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Rowdy fans get a break during Final Four events
Albuquerque officials plan special arraignments and a Saturday morning bond hearing to move fans in trouble with the law through court quickly during the NCAA Final Four. Judge Elizabeth Lave clears her calendar and bail rules for prostitution suspects may rise to 500 dollars while overall activity is expected to mirror a typical State Fair crowd.
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Dennis Hecker
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NBA strike still possible as talks continue
The NBA and players met for two hours in New York hoping to avert a Saturday strike after stalled negotiations. No agreement reached, but officials described progress and said a news conference would follow Thursday’s NBA Board of Governors session.
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NBA UNION AND BUCKS PATTLE OVER SALARY CAP AND OFFERS
The players union seeks cap minimums and maximums around 3.5 to 2.8 million dollars while arguing for flexibility on free agents. The NBA and players clash over gross revenue definitions as talks continue with Bucks figures Lanier Bridgeman Miz on the executive committee and Charles Grantham joining.
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Fleisher
Error sinks FCC in ninth as Florida Junior College edges Cougars
Florida Junior College beat Frederick Community College 9 to 8 in the ninth inning. FCC led 7 to 0 entering the bottom of the ninth before eight FCC errors aided Florida's comeback. Dave Novak hit a grand slam for FCC, but two runs scored on a fielding error to end the game.
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Florida Junior College
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Florida
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Rhett Ross
Sinclair
Ohio
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Keith Lippy
Bill Cweik
Martine
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Jack Alexander
Rick Smith
Novak
Wayne Barnes
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Lincoln
Mount laxmen fall in sudden death OT to Western Maryland
Western Maryland edged Mount St. Marys 8-7 in overtime after a 7-7 regulation tie. Buck Seling scored three goals and assisted once as Mount trailed 6-2 entering the fourth. Ron Jones added two goals and an assist for Mount, in the season opener as Western Maryland moved to 1-4.
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Troy Barnes
Mount St. Ae
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Buck Seling
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Ron Jones
Kentucky governor bets bourbon on Louisville Houston game
Gov John Y Brown Jr bets a barrel of Kentucky bourbon on Louisville against Houston in the Final Four. Texas Gov Mark White will place a barrel of Texas oil on the outcome. The semifinal and final pairings set for the weekend, with Houston ranked No 1 and Louisville No 2. Robin Yount named AL MVP for 1982 with .347 road average.
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Kentucky
John Y. Brown Jr
University of Louisville
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Texas
Mark White
Louisville
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North Carolina State
Yount
Robin Yount
Milwaukee Brewers
Islanders Thrash Capitals In National Hockey League
Mike Bossy and Brent Sutter each scored twice as the New York Islanders, defending Stanley Cup champions, routed Washington 7-1 in Landover Maryland. The victory extends their unbeaten run to six games as they came alive late in the season stretch.
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Washington
Sutter
New York
Islanders
Bossy
Bob Bourne
Bourne
Stefan Persson
Duane Sutter
Bryan Trottier
Dave Langevin
Billy Smith
Caps
Mount St Marys Drops Doubleheader At Shippensburg State
Mount St Mary's lost both ends of a doubleheader to Shippensburg State in Shippensburg Pennsylvania. The Red Raiders won 1-0 in the opener using a no hitter and 1-0 in the second on a one-hitter. Mount St Mary's falls to 4-3 on the year.
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Maurice Kunitz
Tim Freison
Joe Pecher
Jone
Mounties
Troy Tyler
Barry Kerr
Mount St. Mary's
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