Linganore Grabs 3A Semifinal Win To Return To Byrd Stadium
Linganore, defending Class 3A champions, defeated C. Milton Wright 34 12 at Linganore to reach the Maryland Byrd Stadium final. John Seymour rushed for 282 yards and two TDs, pushing his season total over 2 000 yards. Tony Cioffi added 91 yards and three scores as Linganore advances to face Seneca Valley in the title game.
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C. Milton Wright
University of Maryland
Singapore
John Seymour
Byrd
Seneca Valley
Gwynn Park
Frederick County
Dave Carruthers
C.M. Wright
Seymour
Tony Cioffi
Chris Gill
Mustangs
Brad
Fordyce
Wright
Mike Schmidt
Schmidt
Cioffi
Josh Lonsdale
Lancer
Gill
Bret Thompson
CM Wright
Chet Mitchell
Mitchell
Thompson
Schmudt
Gil
Mike Easterday
Damascus Hornets reach state 2A title game
Damascus, 11-1, defends with stout defense, shutting out Overlea 60 in the Maryland 2A semifinal at Dundalk Community College. Pinckney's 105 rushing yards pace the Hornets, who withstand multiple Overlea threats and earn a shot at Walkersville Fort Hill winner. game date to be announced.
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Fort Hill
al Thomas
Overlea
Allegany
Alister Pinckney
Brandt Childs
Matt Meikelsohn
Dean Turnbull
Matt
Thomas
Falcon
Dan Brown
Pinckney
Childs
Tyrese Barmer
Shanta Dukes
Bernard Fitchette
Duke
Fitchette
Redskins at Saints in injury ravaged showdown
Washington, battered by injuries and down a running game, visits New Orleans as both teams lean on defense and kicking. The Redskins carry a 6-4 record but face a top NFC pass defense while Saints sack specialists pace their defense.
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Kansas City
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Wayne Martin
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Dolphins
Orioles Name Ferraro Third Base Coach and Add Five Minors
The Baltimore Orioles hired Mike Ferraro as the new third base coach and purchased contracts of five former Frederck Keys players. Narron, a former Keys manager, was given an undefined major league role. Ferraro replaces Cal Rapken Sr as the staff member not invited back. The five minor leaguers promoted include John O'Donoghue, Jeff Williams, Paul Carey, and others with noted stats from Hagerstown, Rochester, and the Eastern League.
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Monashee Bs
New York
Johnny Oates
Royals
George Steinbrenner
Howser
Ferrara
Lee Ela
Cubs
Phillies
John O'Donoghue
Hagerstown Suns
Jeff Williams
Willams
Ailing Bullets top T'wolves in Minnesota matchup
Washington Bullets overcome injuries to ten players as Harvey Grant scores 11 of his 25 in the fourth quarter. Michael Adams adds 24 points including key late free throws to seal a 108-100 win at the Target Center. Minnesota Timberwolves suffer third straight loss despite Tom Guglietta’s 24 and Chuck Person 23.
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Harvey Grant
Washington Bullets
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Washington
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Pervis Elson
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Cal
Grant
Michael Adams
Adams
Minnesota
Sas
Tom Guglietta
Lar Stewart
Chuck Person
Chrisian Laettner
BuLcs
Red Wings rally past Capitals 7 5 in overtime thrill
Detroit overcame a late Washington lead with a 4 16 stretch including Paul Veebaert and Steve Yzerman goals to pull ahead 7 5 at the Capital Centre. Peter Bondra scored twice for Washington as Don Beaupre faced 34 shots in a hard fought Friday night clash.
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