Broncos and Giants Scoring and Roster Highlights
National football league scorecard shows Broncos directors and staff including Jon Beate and Reed Schnvoo with scouts and coordinators. Giants players listed include Mike Teeuws Hon Versmk Cor mac Carney and Tom Moore with several backs receivers and defensive backs noted. Baseball and local names appear in scattered lines with minor stats and positions.
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Leagee
Broncos
Jon Beate
Reed Schnvoo
Sandy Waters
Carryll Hardy
Sombine
Bobby Marks
NEW York Giants
Mike Teeuws
Hon
Cormac Carney
Kurt Wigley
Phil
Ruthy
Dave Brows
Jeff Fagan
Yankees defeat Orioles in Babe Ruth League action
Babe Ruth League play saw Scott Jones and Kendall Morns each tally two hits as the Yankees beat the Orioles 4 to 3 at Glade Valley Athletic Association. Aaron Matusek Carroll and Lebo contributed for the Yankees withKey players Jones and Morns delivering two hit performances.
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Yankees
Orioles
Scott Jones
Kendall Morns
Oroles
I Glade Valley Athletic Association
Jones Morris Matusek Carroll
Lebo
Morns
Seat Jones
Little Leagues Elks defeat AMVETS in American Little League action
Scott Clark pitched a three hitter and Jay Main earned two hits as the Elks won 12 to 1 over AMVETS. Hartley added six assists at second, Terell Hobday collected two hits, while AMVETS managed one RBI from Stet Simms. Also in Little League, Lions beat Optimists 4 to 3 as Brent Wise blanked the line for 2 innings and Rob Bowlus tallied three hits.
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DIM Nations League
East Devision Pvt
Roane
Philadelphia
BSE Airmore U
Sm Taranto
Montreal
Ceveland
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
New York
York
Detroit
Chicago
Houston
San Frasturo
Minnesota U
Atlanta
Toronto
Kansity
Clarmont
Baltmore
Oakland
San Diego
Boston
Seattle
California
Los Angeles
Mt Brownerres
Jenking
John
Perry
Montefusco
Cleveland
Eichelbeggar
St Louis
Forsch
Hoyt
Hooter
Texas
Smithson
Sutton
Ciecinati
Righett
Minnnesota
Viola ‘Bowston
Allants Chicago
de Sistay
Senses Oy
Turadue Yousburge
Sen
Pakland
Baltimore
Minnesota
Ranei
Matthes
Little
Milborn
Dawson
Morgan
Olver
Alba
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Schandt
Wallach
Cromrui
Bdiaz
Flynn i Seid Maddox
DeJesus
Darland Baltimore
Bsmith
Bumbry
Reed Ropaa
Shelby
Towle
Wes ‘Murphy
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Lopes
Carter ‘Hose
Almon Ap
Philadelphie
Kmcare
Bauer
Cromartie Duver
Oliver
Bearccy Fc
Redland
Ford
Peer Dover
Hernandez UR
Ripken
Holland
Kearney
K Moore
Raenderson
Stanlley
Mitthel Ph
Aehimore Winfield
Baylor
Gaettl Ab
Aude Mughry
Bruny Rt
Apio
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Abe
Griffey Ib
Bush Ph
Sifeaden
Edler
Armas
Gedman
Jurak
Engle
Campaneris
Pimiella
Casta
Faedo
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Smailey
Ward
M OH
Anere
Walled
Smelley
Kew Bork
Vnillirg
Clark
Tudor
Les Montreal Concordes
Aposte
Todd Brown
VandeBere
Syed Carmelo Carten
Mark Hopkins
Finebatkers
Elks
Amvets
Scott Clark
Jay Main
Hartley
Terell Hobday
Mid Atlantic Horse Races Result and Payouts Report
Friday results from Lynchburg and surrounding tracks list a sequence of horses and wagers. Notable entries include Quezada, Easter Parade, Time and Exacta payouts, with Quinella and Trifecta payoffs and multiple horse names across the card.
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Hay
Daniels
Hooke
Tame
Quinella
Palmer
Hamsby
Uncle Ho
Betancourt
Smal
Marshall
Martner
Willyams
Munden
Quezada
H Belgado
H Delgado
Castaneda
Troy Boy
Woodson
Area tennis results show TJ9 SH1 win and Middletown upset
Thomas Johnson defeated South Hagerstown 9-1 for its 10th win, in a Friday tennis action. The report notes multiple singles and doubles results across boys and girls matches, including Middletown’s 4-1 boys win over Walkersville and 3-2 girls split, with several players named and scores recorded. The Baltimore section reports Amanti winning the $25,000 Stu G. Purse at Pimlico, ridden by Vince Bracciale, completing the 11 16 mile race in 1 44 35.
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Hagerstown
Thomas Johnson
South Hagerstown
Patriots
Baltimore
Amanti
Bold Ruler
Pimlico Race Course
Vince Bracciale
Kismet
Mount St Mary's Builds Lead in Mason-Dixon Track Meet
After day one Mount St Marys holds a 39-23 lead over Liberty Baptist in the women’s race while the Mount men are second to Liberty Baptist. In the women’s standings George Mason sits third, Frostburg State fourth, Mary Washington fifth, Christopher Newport sixth and Gallaudet seventh. Liberty Baptist leads the men’s meet with 24 points, Mount second at 18, Newport and Frostburg tied for third with 16, UMBC fifth, Towson sixth. The Mount’s Thea Ackerman captured her fourth straight high jump title at 5.6 feet. Dawn Bridge placed second in the discus and third in the javelin. Liz Groch, Mary Lynch, and Carol Uptegrove all placed in the 3,000-meter run, while Janet Taylor earned a high jump fifth for Mount women. On the men’s side Mark Tobias was second in long jump, Trond Skramstad third, Steve Younker fifth, Jim Sharp sixth.
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Emmitsburg
Mount St. Mary's
Liberty Baptist
Mason-Dixon
Mount
George Mason
Frostburg State
Mary Washington
Christopher
Newport
Frostburg
University of Maryland-Baltimore County
Towson
Thea Ackerman
Dawn Bridge
Middletown
Liz Groch
Mary Lynch
Carol Uptegrove
Janet Taylor
Mark Tobias
Trond Skramstad
Steve Younker
Jim Sharp
Kennedy Derby Odds List From Associated Press Field
The Kennedy Derby field for Sunday lists past position horses with jockeys and odds. Entries include Sew o' Golf Camero Hawley. Play Fellow Cruquet. Barbor Noetive Hawley. My. Mac Macbeth. Paris Proce Lapbart. Seneca Valley entries show Explosive Wagoo and Parfaitement McCluiey. Trainers include Wayne Lukes, Basile, and Buck rem Qak Ferm.
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Preep
Camero
Cruquet
Barbor Noetive Hawley
Ec Rao Beedle Isla
Seneca Valley
McCluiey
Wheaton
Mac Macbeth
iParis Proce Lapbart
Libre Espoosa
Berger Berka
Schneider McDonald
Maria Velasquez
Eyck
Bradtara
Wayne Lukes
Helodare
Basile
Woody
Ant Lauer Vietor
Maney Varner
Robert A Spreen
Hickory Tree Stable
Carar Stud Farm
Buck Rem Qak Ferm
Daniel Gathresth
Bwamason Farm
DJ Foter
TJ Pegey
Stanley Yagoda
Vir DeCowne
Robert French
Barry Eat
Amt
Drayne Lakes
Bwamazoo Farm
Belmont IV
Princess Rooney Wins Oaks In Narrow Derby-Like Finish
Princess Rooney captured the Kentucky Oaks at Churchill Downs on a rainy Friday, denying a dominant finish as bettors placed record show wagers. She held off Bright Crocus by 14 lengths, finishing 1 1/16 miles in 1:50 4 5. Jockey Jacinta Vasquez praised the gray filly as trainer Frank Gomez mapped a Kentucky spring campaign culminating in the Acorn and Filly Triple Crown.
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Louisville
Princess Rooney
Bright Crocus
Kentucky
Jacinta Vasquez
Gomez
Sandy Hawley
Roundup: Blue Jays and Astros win as Brett extends streak
Toronto's Garcia starts a rally with a leadoff single and steals 10th base, Barfield brings in the tying run, while Kansas City's Brett extends his 17 game hitting streak with a single. Houston's DiPino relieves five perfect innings, Moreno drives in three as the Astros top the Braves 6-0 with Scott briefly wild.
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Toronto
Blue Jays
Garcia
Johnson
Barfield
Kansas City
George Brett
Hal McRae
Willie Aikens
Amos Otis
Brett
Atlanta
Frank DiPino
Omar Moreno
Houston Astros
Atlanta Braves
Houston
Mike Scott
Braves
DiPino
Moreno
Astros
Phil Niekro
Suns Take Lead Seals Win Over Winston-Salem
Hagerstown built an 8-1 lead on line drive hits and added a seventh inning tally. Salcedo led with four hits, Rembielak homered and doubled, Gerhart hit his 4th homer. Winston-Salem’s Sheaffer and Fisher had multi hits. Attendance reached 2,567 for the game, 17,775 on the season, over last year’s pace.
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Hagerstown
Winston-Salem
Tandy Charley
Tom McCarthy
Red Sox
Salcedo
Rembielak
Charlie Gerhart
Local high school softball and baseball results in Maryland and Pennsylvania
South Hagerstown beat Thomas Johnson 16 14 protest noted as eight TJ errors suspected. Cindy Boyer hit two three run homers for Patriots while Melissa Beckley had five hits for Rebels. Walkersville routed Middletown 20 5 after first inning, game halted by 15 run rule. Gettysburg College crushed Mount St Mary’s 16 0 behind Judy Langan three hitter with Pattie Schaefer driving in three.
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Hagerstown
South Hagerstown
Thomas Johnson
Patriots
Cindy Boyer
Michelle Grunwell
Penny Jackson
Cheryl Pomalewski
Melissa Beckley
Rebels
Walkersville
Middletown
Gretchen Horiie
Lauralee Offutt
Lions
Lisa Delauter
Lisa Pritts
Smithsburg
Gettysburg
Mount Gettysburg
Gettysburg College
Mount St. Mary’s College
Bullette
Judy Langan
Lady Mountaineers
Pattie Schaefer
Mount ST. Mary's
McCoog
Twomey
Langen
Robson
Babin Thay
Babinchak
M—Shaefer
Bowers Lumber captures heart tournament crown
Bowers Lumber led by Charlie Bowers Phil Bowers Earl Roberts and Jim Gantz shot 2 under par 70 to win the low gross title at the Frederick County Hearth Association Golf Tournament held Friday at Holly Hills Country Club. The field set a record with 34 teams as tourney chairman Mike Hosford noted.
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Charlie Bowers
Phil Bowers
Earl Roberts
Jim Gantz
Bowers Lumber
Frederick County Hearth Association
Holly Hills Country Club
Tourney
Mike Hosford
Uut
Bowers
Phoenix Inc
Dave Chapin
Dale Ausherman
Wayne Gooding
Peter Aylen
Ken Steiding
Ken Bromfield
Tom McCannet
Jerry Lowman
Area minor leaguers shine from Frederick High roots
Frederick County players Bagie Biggus Jeff Wilson and Bill Crone start seasons in three minor league levels. Crone plays for Lake City Sea Gulls in the Pacific Coast League leading the league in defense late game use with two hits in seven at bats and one run driven in. Biggus stars for Shreveport Giants in the Texas League with a 3-0 record and 1.90 ERA. Wilson manning middle in Wisconsin Rapids Twins hits .313 and leads in runs while moving through the lineup.
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Frederick County
Bengie Biggus
Jeff Wilson
Bill Crone
Crone
Lake Lake City Sea Gulls
Seattle Mariners
Sea Gulls
Biggus
Shreveport Giants
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Shreveport
Wilson
Wisconsin Rapids Twins
Minnesota Twins
Charlie Manuel
Frederick High School
Thomas Johnson High
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Han Foks Cockerbari
Pearl Wally
Thompson Rippeon
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Dermait Wilhy
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Carroll
St. Lowla
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Babe Ruth
Stet Simms
Holiday
Potnam
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TBA
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Ketterman
O—Frazier
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Carolina League
Lynchburg
Aleanina
Dagerstown
Salem
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Thureday
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Alexandria
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Rinston
Durham Salem
Kinston Peninsula
Tre PB
McCarthy Plant
Sheaffer
Charles
Conceepion
Melillo
Charley Gerhart
Rembielek
Lmccarthy
HR Snette
Matt Grimshaw
Wilmont
Bre Lamb
Bears
Wissy Peppy
Rise
Christine Henderson
St Jean
Tay
Neil Lappe
Richard Mangan
Nichols
Jonn Braketill
Gett
Ae Lamberg
Chilly
Giradesi
Kim Boitsinger
Angeshenberge
Minsek
Sere
Shawn Lees
Sule Timmer
Craig
MoZingo
Keo Kelms
Lory Trett
der Weirt
Starstam
Sarah
Steve Petrazeil
Karen Stummerer
Midd
Mike Daw
Bran ‘Wulard
Kathy Crawford
Antoinette Talota
Scott
Joyce Zittle
Christias Larmiquez
Jeany George
An Hu Chang
Stacey Keeney
Liga Jacoba
Lory Wasson
Forte
Pimlico
Bruns
Ling
Linganore
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Mark Based
Scobs Grew
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Chad Castillo
Ghris Rings
Josette Vouipky
Shar Castillo
Lou Daugherty Na
Kim Ee
Wharton
Sie Stine
Dan Hrengag
Frye
Chad Smith
Richard Reader
Carlos Swithek
Male Geoeh
Bob Pelliect
Charlie Jones
H.S. Baseball
Lagore Toy
Edwards
Butler Legore
Ahait
Dugean
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Bagerstown
Eas Garvis
Howard
Ingram Kennedy
Martz
Yanmar Tractors
Shaw & Lake Equipment CO
Jefferson Pike
Frederick
Oaks
the News
Fleming Ave
Baker Park
Suns
T. Johnson
Tym
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White, Greene
Saitells Beckley
Swesney
HE ‘T—Boyer
S—Beckley
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Offutt
Delauter
Miskell
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Wayne Barthlow
Kirk Fleming
Jim Bowers
Ed Crutchley
Betty’s
Don Lake
Jeff Bowman
Roy Selby
John Williams
Shaw and
Dave Ammenheuser
Blue Ridge Cut
TEX Rainwear
BUCK
Old Town
Kennebec
Acadias
Karpers Ferry
Charles Town
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