Frederick News Briefs November 14 1966
STAN GOLDBERG editor Frederick Maryland reports a Friday edition brief. The page notes local items on B-1 with concise summaries of ongoing civic events and community updates.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1986
Page
10
Middletown Wins Third Straight State Field Hockey Title
Middletown Knights defeated North East Indians 3-1 at Goucher College to claim the Class B state championship. Kim Starr scored twice in the first half as Middletown built a 2-0 lead, with Routzahn adding a late unassisted score. Starr and teammates praised teamwork despite cold, windy conditions as they secured their third consecutive state crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towson
Middletown
Knights
North East
Goucher College
Indians
Cecil County
Fallston
Wilde Lake
Debbie Phebus
Phobus
Kim Starr
Starr
Beth Parker
Tracey Wolfe
Tracey
Dawn Marble
Pam Petiit
Routzahn
Jo Phillips
Suzanne Hackler
Parker
Francis Scott Key
Easton
Dana Carroll
The
Wade finds voice as Maryland coach after early quiet days
Maryland coach Bob Wade explains his shift from quiet to vocal as he adapts to leading the Terrapins. He stresses discipline and academics after replacing Lefty Driesell, shares plans to keep players connected, and notes the challenge of guiding 18 to 19 year olds through recent traumas including Len Bias’s death. He discusses his background at Dunbar, Morgan State, and in the NFL, plus early recruiting and potential moves to College Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Bob Wade
Maryland
Terps
Baltimore
Dunbar High School
Lefty Driesell
Wade
Dusbar
Driesell
Ware
Len Bias
Morgan State
Pittsburgh Steelers
Washington Redskins
Denver Broncos
Vince Lombardi
Redskins
Dunbar
Daesell
Academeis
Japan
Tyrone Bogues
Wake Forest
Rodney Monroe
St. Maria Goretti
Hagerstown
Linganore braces for largest crowd in state semifinal
Linganore prepares for a potential crowd of around 4,000 as Allegany County fans converge for a Class B semifinal against Allegany at Singapore Stadium. Weibel notes parking and bathrooms will strain the venue, with 14 portable bleachers boosting capacity to about 2,500 and eight sheriff deputies managing traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Weibel
Allegany
Linganore
Weibel
Allegany County
Fort Hill
Redskins
Orioles
Bullets
Capitols
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Singapore
Middletown
Lancer
RFK
Wiebel
Board of Education
Catoctin
Cougars
Hal Gray
J.M. Bennett
Frederick
McDonough
White Plains
Seneca Valley
Oxon Hill
Fort Mill
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Stan Goldberg
Sam Yu
Gow Aa
Geass
Lackey
Langanore
Slane
Walkersville
Owings
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