Roundup of high school baseball and tennis results in Maryland and West Virginia
Charlie McLaughlin drove in five runs with a three run homer for Catoctin as Williamsport matched with early offense. Damascus defeated Watkins Mill behind Kenny Keith’s three run shot and Donnie Anselmo and Jim Casey solo homers. Poolesville beat Quince Orchard 7 0 with a big fifth inning rally led by Keeton and Rosendale. Jessica Baker’s grand slam propelled Hagerstown to a softball win as Urbana edged Lingapore in tennis. St John’s split a boys tennis match with Martinsburg, and Frederick toppled Thomas Johnson in a boys and girls meet with multiple relays and standout sprints.
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Catoctin
Williamsport
Bowman
McLaughlin
John West
Damascus
Watkins Mil
Gaithersburg
Kenny Keith
Watkins Mill
Donnie Anselmo
Jim Casey
Justin Stephenson
Anselmo
Keith
Poolesville
Quince Orchard
Danny Rosendale
Ben Keeton
Brian Schultz
Ernie Smith
Keeton
Matt Toomey
PREP
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Jamie Bergeron
Urbana
Lingapore
Matt Sandy
Matt Marsolais
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Matchner
Ruby
Cramer
Patterson-Klar
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Hourigan-Hermanson
Everett-Farrell
Doolittle-Fahner-Vitelli
Burgee-Daniels
St. John’s
Martinsburg
Wva
St John's
Prospect Hall
Vikings
Martinsburgh
Montgomery
Pragani
Je. Markel
Daf. Crowell
Wiseman
Crawhey-Woods
Ja. Merkel
Gerken
Surber
Winpigler
Fries-Anderson
Samuelsen- Zemrose
Askin-Surber
Beaver- Winpigler
Mason-Armeli
Philips- Schwarz
Brice Gray
Frederick
Thomas Johnson
Pat McGovern
Lorenzo Davis
McGovern
Jessica Hawthorne
Cadets
Major League Baseball Standings and Schedule Summary
The excerpt lists AL East standings with New York and Boston leading, Central and West divisions standings, and daily games. It records recent results including Boston 2 Texas Gallimore 2 Minnesota 0, Cleveland 10 Tampa Bay 8, New York Yankees 10 Kansas City 1, Toronto 6 Oakland 3, and Seattle 10 Detroit 6. It also notes Monday and Tuesday schedules with multiple matchups and times, plus TV and playoff mentions.
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Baltimore
Tampa Bay
Toronto
Cleveland
Chicago
Kansas City
Minnesota
Detroit
Texas
Anaheim
Oakland
Seattle
Keagle
Haynes
Hentgen
Hill
N.Y
Yankees
Gone
Burkett
Yampa Bay
Alvarez
Kansasity
Pichardo
Key
Weight
Tewksbury
Wakefield
Chicago White Sox
Reds halt Expos win streak with 4-1 victory
Scott Winchester earned his first major league win by allowing three hits in six innings as the Cincinnati Reds defeated the Montreal Expos 4-1. Dmitri Young and Barry Larkin had RBI doubles in the first, Bret Boone and Eduardo Perez added solo shots in the ninth. Jeff Shaw sealed it with his 10th save.
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Montreal
Scott Winchester
Cincinnati Reds
Montreal Expos
Dmitri Young
Barry Larkin
Bret Boone
Eduardo Perez
Reds
Expos
Winchester
Jeff Shaw
Mark Grudzielanek
Braves
Dodgers
NCAA Ordered to Pay 67 Million in Salary Restriction Case
A federal jury ruled the NCAA must pay about 67 million in damages for limiting coaches salaries, a decision that shocks college officials and could lead to an appeal. Critics blame the ruling for harming student Athletes while Fresno State coach Tarkanian's $2.5 million settlement was reported nearby.
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Kansas City
Kan
NCAA
Elsa Cole
Andy Greer
Northern Illinois
Southern California
Greer
Fresno State
Jerry Tarkanian
Fashanu found dead amid Maryland coaching link
Former English soccer star Justin Fashanu, 36, was found dead in London with police treating the death as likely self-inflicted by hanging. He had been sought in Maryland on sexual assault charges and was set to coach Maryland Mania of the A-League. An autopsy was inconclusive and Scotland Yard said results would take at least today. He had fled from Maryland after a party at his Ellicott City apartment on March 25.
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London
Justin Fashanu
Maryland Mania
Fashanu
Maryland
Scotland Yard
Nottingham Forest
Britain
Ellicott City
Mohammed Enters NBA Draft After Kentucky Title Run
Nazr Mohammed, Kentucky star center and key in the NCAA championship run, announces he will forgo his senior season and enter the NBA draft. He will not hire an agent to preserve college eligibility and can withdraw seven days before the draft if he changes his mind before June.
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Lexington
Nazr Mohammed
Kentucky
Mohammed
Mount St. Marys earns first NEC playoff berth in comeback
In Taneytown, Mount St. Marys ties St Francis N Y 6 6 after seven, then Tim Scanlin clears the bases with a seventh inning double off Joseph Ojeda for a 7 6 win and the Mountaineers reach their first Northeast Conference Tournament. Will Van Jonack belted his 11th homer earlier to spark the rally.
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Taneytown
Tim Scanlin
Mount St. Mary
St. Francis
N.Y
Mountaineers
Mount
Taneytown Memorial Park
NEC
Edwin Almonte
Will Vanjonack
Mountainers
Joseph Ojeda
Rob Roelke
Ojeda
Ryan Hax
Jenks
Roelke
Hax
Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival draws near 50 thousand
The 26th Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival drew nearly 50,000 visitors over two days at the Howard County Fairgrounds in West Friendship. About 1,100 sheep entries representing 16 breeds from 21 states and Canada were shown along with hundreds of vendors, demonstrations, working sheep dogs, and entertainment.
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Maryland
Howard County Fairgrounds
West Friendship
Canada
Jennifer Biser
New Midway
Center
Megan Rynarzewski
Woodbine
Kristan Cummins
Taylorsville
Carrie Clabaugh
Sabillasville
Geoff Ruppert
David Clouser
Polk
Ohio
Patsy Sue Zawistoski
Ellettsville
Ind
Maria Tana
Hyattsville
Betty Ash
Fern Creek
Janice Fisher
Afton
Rachel Budianski
Leesburg
Todd Galey
Jefferson
Catoctin Creek Farm
Romney Lamb
Adams County beef ball showcases parade of champion bulls
More than 300 Adams County beef producers gathered in Bonneauville for the 22nd annual beef ball and parade of bulls. The event highlighted top bulls from breeds like Santa Gertrudis, Black Angus, Scotch Highland and Charolais, with owners from Gettysburg to Dover presenting prize winners and new champions. Local dignitaries from beef councils and universities attended as youths earned scholarships and the group promoted beef education and public awareness.
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Adams County
Adams County Beef Producers Association
Jim Delaplaine
Gettysburg
Frederick County
South Mountain Fair
HHCC
High Hope Cattle Company
Union Bridge
John and
Mary Bewley
Woodbine
Mary Hausner
JDH Cattle Company
Dover
Dunkard Valley
John Myers
Dallastown
Kins
Pennsylvania
Apple Hill Duncan
Duncan
Peter Sheppard
Hanover
Stine
East Berlin
L.L.L
Black Chunk
Larry Hughes
New Oxford
Chunk
Myers
Beasts of Burden
Adams County Beef Producers
Adams County Beef Organization
Delaplaine
Pennsylvania Beef Council
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania State University
Pennsylvania Cattlemen's Beef Association
Pennsylvania Ffa Association
Emmitsburg
Hilbert
John
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