Major league scorecard features scattered results
In a fragmented report, Kinston defeats Hagerstown 11 to 7 while Frederick posts 19 to 4 against SH. Middletown and Boons. split wins, with Cato SH 4 and Fred. 3. The text lists players and oblique references to others, but key outcomes are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Area statistics and area games schedule
The listing shows upcoming area high school games with times for Linganore Frederick Walkersville Smithsburg Fairfield Catoctin Thomas Johnson St Maria Boonsboro Middletown. Notable matchups include Thomas Johnson at Linganore and Catoctin at St Maria, with games spread across Monday May 11 to Wednesday May 13.
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Cadets prevail in 19-4 softball win over South Hagerstown
Frederick, 9-3 on the year, routed South Hagerstown 19-4 in five innings as 22 batters walked by the Rebels. Kelli Summers (6-2) pitched for Frederick, with Leslie Gant delivering a bases-loaded triple for the Cadets. North Carroll defeated Middletown 9-1 in area softball action.
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Perkins Named Maryland Terrapins Athletic Director
AP reports Lew Perkins of Wichita State will become Maryland’s athletic director replacing Dick Dull. Slaughter to present Perkins at today’s Cambridge meeting. Perkins 42, credited with rehabilitating a penalized program. Also notes Len Bias death aftermath and coaching changes. In separate baseball brief, Kinston Indians beat Hagerstown Suns 11 to 7 at Municipal Stadium with Bellino and Khoury delivering key hits before 585 in attendance.
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Lew Perkins
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Putnam to slotback as college football path emerges
Freeland says Putnam will play slotback at the college level highlighting his pass catching and rushing skills. The TJ star may also return kicks and will likely contribute gradually after proving himself in midget and high school football, where size did not limit impact.
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Williams
Area baseball shines despite errors and late rally
Walkersville and Frederick area teams split two tough games with late-inning twists. Shieford doubled for Walkersville but struggled on base. Dewees and Kasch sparked the Railroaders resist, while South Hagerstown earned a 5 running win on fifth inning singles. Middletown edged North Carroll 8-7 as Bobby Keller improved to 6-0. Boonsboro blanked Catoctin 6-0 with Stotelmyer allowing four hits and Fraley adding a double for two hits.
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Tom Fraley
Norman, Stewart Tie For First In Nelson Lead
Australian Greg Norman and Payne Stewart shared the first-round lead at the Byron Nelson Golf Classic in Irving Texas after Norman rolled a short eagle putt to a 64. Stewart, a SMU graduate who has long contended but never won in Texas, was one shot back in a deep field that included Donnie Hammond who posted a 68.
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Greg Norman
Payne Stewart
Norman
United States
Stewart
Southern Methodist University
Frederick Sative
Donnie Hammond
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