Former TJ gridiron standouts stay close to college football
Rusty Strine, Matt Gilford, and David Rolls, all former Thomas Johnson players from the early 1980s, now serve as a Maryland student manager, Western Maryland trainer, and Howard filmer respectively. They began together in the Frederick Midget League and continue contributing to football programs through roles off the field.
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Rusty Strine
Maryland
Matt Gilford
Western Maryland
David Rolls
Howard
Thomas Johnson
Strine
Gilford
Rolls
Ron Craig
Frederick
Wake Forest
Als
Dennis
Murphy
Lynn) Carr
Fern Hitchcock
Paul Welliver
Driesell eyeing return to coaching after Maryland exit
Former Maryland coach Lefty Driesell, 54, said he misses coaching and would consider talking if contacted, though he does not seek anyone's job. Friends expect him to return for the 1987-88 season, possibly in the NBA, as he weighs a sabbatical and new duties.
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Rolls
FCC
Maryland
Ron Craig
Ben Wright
Craig
Ron
Howard
Wall
Washington
Baltimore
Lefty Driesell
University of Maryland
Driesell
NBA
Drieseil
Jim Valgano
North Carolina State
George Raveling
Southern Cal
Driese
Associated Press
Silver Spring
John B. Slaughter
Len Bias
Terps
Davidson
Cole Field House
Driesel
Jim Kehoe
Surrender in Len Bias death probe by key figure Mark Fobbs
Kenneth Mark Fobbs 25, sought in the Len Bias cocaine death case surrendered Monday to Prince George's County sheriff. He faces perjury charges in a sealed grand jury indictment related to the June 19 death of University of Maryland All-American. He was arrested at about 10:30 a.m. after talks between Feebles' lawyer and Sheriff James Aliusi.
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Upper Marlboro
Kenneth Mark Fobbs
Prince George’s County
Fobbs
University of Maryland All-American
James Aliusi
Sheriff's Department
Art
Existor Frederick item from Stangoldberg page
Local note from Frederick Missouri dated Tuesday November 4 1986 records a brief item on Existor with limited context and no further details available in the fragment.
Leonard to face Hagler in April for middleweight title
Sugar Ray Leonard, approved by doctors, will challenge Marvelous Marvin Hagler for the middleweight crown in April at Caesars Palace Las Vegas. Leonard earns 11 million guarantee to Hagler 12 million. potential gate up to 7.8 million from a 15,000 seat arena with top prices to 700. The bout, announced by promoter Bob Arum, could draw a record pay per view and closed circuit audience near 3 million with total gross near 100 million.
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New York
Sugar Ray Leonard
Marvelous Marvie Hagler
Leonard
Hagler
Bob Arum
Marvin
Arum
Caesars Palace
Las Vegas
Nev
Bross
Larry Holmes
Gerry Cooney
Caesars
Radio City Music Hall
World Boxing Association
Thomas Hearns
Bruce Finch
Roger Stafford
Kevin Howard
Wilson stars in Notre Dame loss at Memorial Stadium
Notre Dame defender Troy Wilson had a rough night in Baltimore as the Irish beat Navy 33 14. Wilson, a senior cornerback, admitted his mistakes but credited the win and his teammates for the rebound. He highlighted his four year contribution while acknowledging the high standard he sets for himself.
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Baltimore
Naval Academy
Notre Dame
Memorial Stadium
Troy Wilson
Thomas Johnson High School
Midshipmen
Wilson
Teason
Faye Fazio
Maryland
Ament Fazio
Troy
Irish
Lou Holtz
Gerry Faust
Terry Forbes
Seaon
Forbes
Regional finals loom as local teams vie for titles at TJ and Key
Regional soccer finals headline a busy night with Walkersville meeting Francis Scott Key at 7 p.m. for Region 11 Class C, while Walter Johnson faces Woodward and Sherwood meets North Carroll in Region 1 finals. Earlier results include Walkersville and FSK advancing with 3-0 and 3-1 wins, respectively, plus Walter Johnson and Woodward progress in Class B.
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Walkersville
Frederick County
Francis Scott Key
Key
Thomas Johnson High School
Walter Johnson
Woodward
Sherwood
North Carrot
Brunswick
FSK
Catoctin
South Hagerstown
Singapore
Frederick
North Carroll
Montgomery County
Einstein
Arundel High School
Middletown
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Bob Wade
Dunbar High School
Wade
Ernest Graham
Dunbar
Mark Fobbs
DiGennaro
Aliusi
Joseph DePaul
Stangoldberg
Pat
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