Middletown Runners Dominate Linganore in Track Meet
Middletown swept Linganore 101 to 45 as ten Middletown athletes won events. Winners include Jeff Dudeck in the mile, Dale Drum in the 40, Greg Reineke in the two mile, Steve Leatherman in the 880, Ron Beard and Greg Lacoste in hurdles, and field event victors Mick Gaver, Tim Johnson, Kevin Brown, Mark Thompson, and Mark Dageforde. Linganore’s Tex Haley claimed both sprints and Bob Blanchard won the long jump.
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Mark Thompson
Mark Dageforde
Tex Haley
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Catoctin dominates Walkersville in 118 27 rout
Catoctin rolled past Walkersville with top performances from Karl Pryor who won the high jump mile and 880 and helped the winning two mile relay. Kevin Long and Greg Dewees each won multiple sprints and relays while Walkersville's John Casadonte set a school record in the triple jump.
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Francis Scott Key Beats Brunswick Twice in Twinbill
In Brunswick Friday, Francis Scott Key defeated Brunswick 4-3 in seven innings and 5-1 in the nightcap. Brunswick pitcher Jim Ayers took the loss in the opener, while Allan Gilbert surrendered the run that doomed the Railroaders in the second game. Brunswick slips to 2-7 on the year with the losses.
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Maryland Terps Schedule 25 Games at Cole Field House Next Season
Maryland announces a 25 game slate including 19 home contests at Cole Field House. The schedule features Bucknell and Ball State opening in November, a Maryland Invitational Tournament in December with Duquesne and Syracuse, and NCAA Eastern Regionals at Cole on March 17 and 19.
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Dodgers Top Phillies For 12th Straight
Ron Cey and Bill Russell each had four hits driving in nine runs as the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Philadelphia Phillies 10 8 extending their nine year best win streak to 12. Cey hit a three run homer and later a two run single as Mike Marshall earned the save. Russell doubled and tripled with another RBI to erase a 6 5 deficit in the seventh.
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Grove blanks Freez-King in Babe Ruth clash on Friday
Grove pitcher Mike Wood earned the win as three Grove hurlers combined for an eight to three victory over Freez-King. Bruce Zimmerman contributed two hits for Grove while Greg Gross, Wilbur Howard and Richard produced key hits in the mixed game.
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Major leagues results and postponements from weekend games
A packed baseball slate shows rain postponements for Texas at Boston and San Francisco at Montreal. Scores include New York 6 San Diego 2 and Los Angeles 10 Philadelphia 3, with key pitching lines such as Texas Singer 2 0 and Tiant 3 1. Sunday schedules list multiple matchups across leagues.
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Hooper Falls to Hammer in JUCO Tennis Semi at Allegany
Wayne Hooper of FCC was defeated by John Hammer of Prince George's in the JUCO state tennis tournament semi final at Allegany Community College. Hammer won 6-2 6-1 to advance.
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Ford seeks funds for Olympics facilities in Lake Placid
President Ford urged Congress to approve 28 million dollars to build a field house speed skating oval 90 meter ski jump and luge run at Lake Placid New York for the 1940 Winter Olympics. The plan aims to help the U S Olympic Committee and New York state by creating facilities to boost competition with international athletes.
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Track stars bounce back from groin pull in relay win
The team fielded Billy only in the 440 relay to avoid risking him for district and state meets. Frederick coach Bill Brooks praised a seventh place overall and Glenn Thompson winning the 40 dash with a 5.2 second time, despite his team being predicted to finish last.
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Westminster routs TJ in doubleheader with homers to win 14
In the first game Westminster shelled TJ 14 0 as Bucky Bolyard allowed eight hits and eight walks over seven innings while Josh Kemp added a solo homer in the seventh. In the second game TJ lost 11 to zero with Chip Hess taking the loss and Darryl Zigler driving Patriot bats.
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Hayes holds two shot lead at Byron Nelson in cold scramble
Mark Hayes fired a four under 67 to reach 133 nine under at Preston Trail as Bob E. Smith, Nicklaus and Trevino lurk. Hayes keep bogey free for 36 holes amid brutal wind. Smith tied for second at 135 while Nicklaus and Trevino sit six back at 139. Masters champ Floyd Bies Rogers 137. Watson Palmer 143.
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