Railroader Knights win CC regionals in tight races
Brunswick girls take Class 1A Region I cross country regional title while Middletown boys win Class 2A Region I. Ed Hogan and Alicia Adams won individual boys and girls races. Middletown’s Joey Toms led with a third place. Walkersville and Middletown runners also posted top finishes as regional squads advanced.
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Brunswick
Middletown
Railroader
Knight Boys
Lora Price
Knight
Knights
Glenelg
Walkersville
Glenelg Harriers
Indi
Ed Hogan
Alicia Adams
Don Boyer
Joey Toms
Rob Collings
Chris Miller
PJ. Anderer
Matt Lincoln
Bill Rollins
Kelly Murphy
Taylor Bas
Ripken wins second straight Gold Glove
Cal Ripken earns his second consecutive Gold Glove at shortstop despite a down offensive year. He led the league in putouts, logged 298, and backed his defense with a .984 fielding percentage while battling injuries and Camden Yards changes. Ripken credits the award as a positive, separating defense from his subpar hitting.
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Baltimore
Cal Ripken
Ripken
Walter Maranville
Orioles
Mark Belanger
Luis Aparicio
Camden Yards
Cal Ripken, Jr
Oldest county football rivalries take center stage this weekend
The county ends the regular season with two long standing rivalries in play. Thomas Johnson hosts Frederick in Intracity XXVII at 2 pm Saturday, while Middletown hosts Brunswick at 7 30 pm today. Walkersville visits Catoctin, Westminster hosts South Carroll, Poolesville goes to Leonardtown, and Damascus visits Montgomery Blair. TJ seeks a state 3A playoff chance despite a 7 2 record, needing help from others. Frederick aims to spoil and end with a .500 season. Brunswick at Middletown looms large for state 1A playoff implications.
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Thomas Johnson
Frederick
Intracity
Middletown
Brunswick
Walkersville
Catoctin
Westminster
South Carroll
Poolesville
Leonardtown
Damascus
Montgomery Blair
Patriots
Cadets
Thomas Stone
Seneca Valley
Bladensburg
Gwynn Park
Ben Wright
Wright
Carroll Parkway
Bob Campbell
Railroaders
Knights
Bullets Begin Rebuilding Season Under Unseld
Washington opens the 1992 season in Charlotte with a youthful lineup led by Tom Gugliotta and Don MacLean. The team, missing playoffs since 1984, aims to rebuild around Harvey Grant, Charles Jones, and a healthier roster after 281 injury games last year.
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Bullets
Tom Gugliotta
Don MacLean
Brent Price
LaBradford Smith
Larry Stewart
Harvey Grant
Charles Jones
John Nash
John Williams
Los Angeles Clippers
MacLean
Bernard King
Nash
King
Washington
Anseld
Bernard
Mark
Alaric
Grant
Gugliotta
Pervis Ellison
Lupton Leaves Frederick After Four Successful Keys Years
Keith Lupton departs Frederick after four seasons as Keys general manager to head the Bowie Class AA club. He oversaw the franchise’s rise to the most successful in the Carolina League, drawing over a million fans and a league record 529,592 in a single season.
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Keith Lupton
Frederick
The
Keys
West Patrick
North Market
Mark Zeigler
Mark
Yeer
Lupton, S
Hagerstown
Sears, Lupton
Bowie
Maryland Baseball Limited Partnership
Harry Grove Stadium
Vassar
Lupton
Frederck
Hagerstown Suns
Keys’ Operahon
Zeigler
Beth Vity
Raneger
Emmyv Holloran
Debbie Dickman
McCurdy
Jerry Narrow
Jerry
Jong Ines
Jefferson Street
Pete Rose Jr
ENBE
Ben McDonald
Fredenck
Orioles
Bluefield
McDonald
Secuity
Eddie Thomas
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Chad Orchard
Doug Glair
Kim Anderer
Gretchen Walz
Katrina Hallem
Jennifer Klipp
Rachael Simon
Mary Beth Turell
Jessica Smith
Frances Bourne
Kara Finegan
Lions
Bil
Gold Glove
Sotiated Press
Mark Mitchell
Bruns
Rivals
Bbe
Fregenck Cis
Tom Bolland
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