Boston Celtics Triumph In Wide Pro Football Card
Boston 120 Detroit 104 as Sam Doege leads scoring with Protay's Games highlight. Multiple NBA like scores listed include Cleveland 120 Philadelphia 120 and Dallas 110 Kansas City 113. Local box score shows Maxwell and Archibald among Boston players with totals and fouls.
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Lions rally past Walkersville to end losing streak
Smithsburg defeats Walkersville 14 to 7 extending Walkersville’s skid to two losses while the Lions improve to 6-3 overall and 5-3 in Monocacy Valley play. Johnson rushes 68 yards and a late touchdown caps the scoring. Abbott laments wrong choices but praises defense.
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Catoctin Overwhelms North Carroll. Best Ties Interception Record
Catoctin kept Blackburn scoreless after halftime as North Carroll played a strong defensive game. Chris Best tied a school record with three interceptions, giving Catoctin four picks. Nolan led North Carroll with 83 rushing yards and a touchdown, while Blackburn threw for 89 yards on 9 of 32 attempts. Punts averaged 32.2 and 27.5 yards for the Cougars and North Carroll respectively. penalties totaled 7 for 45 yards and 9 for 70 yards.
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FCA Calvary meet Mid Maryland soccer title clash
Calvary of Glen Burnie defeated Temple Christian School 3 2 on Friday to earn the right to meet Frederick Christian Academy for the Mid Maryland Christian Conference Soccer Tournament title. The final is scheduled for 2 p m at A field.
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Middletown Grinds to Victory as Main Returns Two Blocks
Middletown defeated Brunswick in a tough game as Main blocked two punts, returning one for 23 yards and contributing defensively with an interception and a fumble recovery. Stultz connected with Johnson for a score, Hicks and House added rushing TDs, and Middletown improved to 6-3. Brunswick falls to 3-6. North Pole reference notes Nautilus historic undersea crossing in 1958.
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Lee DeGrange
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Patriots outrush South Carroll in 337 to 62 edge
Wilson Matzko Doug Mattox and Frank Martz paced the Patriots with 42 and 50 rushing yards on eight carries each, while South Carroll gained 62 on the ground. The Cavaliers passed for 118 yards led by Seelye with 14 completions in 28 attempts as their record falls to 5-4 overall and 4-3 in league play.
NFL talks near break in league strike negotiations
Talks between NFL owners and the players union teeter on collapse as management rejects a union counter proposal. Mediator Sam Kagel urged both sides to reflect overnight, with sessions recessed until Saturday. The dispute centers on a one time bonus system and future pay structures amid a 47 day strike that has already cancelled games.
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Blues edge Capitals 4 3 on late third period surge
Blake Dunlop and Brian Sutter scored 32 seconds apart in the third period to lift the St. Louis Blues to a 4-3 win over the Washington Capitals. The victory kept the Blues at 7-7 while Washington dropped to 3-7-2, and the game was slowed by a poor ice surface at Capital Centre. Bruins Brownschilde injury occurred after a legal check near the benches and he was carried off on a stretcher. In New Haven, Peter Lee pumped in three goals as the Baltimore Skipjacks beat the Nighthawks 8-4 in the AHL.
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Ross to Speak at Quinn Frederick County Hall Banquet
Bobby Ross will be the main speaker at the Alvin G. Quinn Frederick County Sports Hall of Fame Banquet. The Maryland head coach, in his first year, has guided the Terrapins to six straight wins and will attend the Jan 29 event at the Frederick Elks Club. Further details to come.
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Frederick Irons Hubs Dominate Cadets With 27 6 Lead
Frederick TD by Carter and TD kick by Frederick and Brian Carter put the Hubs up 27 6 as North Hagerstown fought back. Penalties and fumbles hampered the Cadets who drove near the 35 before miscues sent the ball back. Lohr led Frederick with 70 yards on 14 carries, while North Hagerstown backs Preston and Carlton Gaines combined for 156 yards. Webster connected on five of 12 passes for 63 yards and a TD to Mark McNairn as North led 12 6 after a 2 yard TD pass with 7 27 left in the first half.
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