Penn State routs Maryland 97 79 in season opener
Maryland coach Lefty Driesell criticized his team after a 97-79 loss to Penn State at the Baltimore Civic Center. Maryland struggled on offense and defense with 39 turnovers as Penn State built a 25-15 lead late in the first half. Branch led the Terrapins with 27 points and 10 rebounds, while Penn State's balanced attack exposed Maryland's early struggles and highlighted a need for leadership and improved ball handling ahead of the upcoming schedule.
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Temerity Prince Wins Old Hickory Handicap at Fair Grounds
Odds-on favorite Temerity Prince came from behind to win by 14 lengths in the six furlong Old Hickory Handicap for 2 year olds at the Fair Grounds. Jockey E J Perrodin rode the winner in 1 14 earning 18800 to the victor. Chance A Lot and Sandy's Partner rounded out the show positions among 10856 in attendance.
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Northwood delays falter as TJ holds late lead
Football game detail shows Northwood driving to the TJ three yard line before a delay of game penalty stalls the drive. The Patriots stop the Indians on first down and hold the lead. Northwood gains most of its yardage in the second half but TJ maintains control to win. Cary Green connects for 55 passing yards in the second half after limited attempts earlier.
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Wilson Leaves Mark In Narrow Semifinal Loss
In the Class A semifinal at Byrd Stadium Troy Wilson carried a tender ankle for Northwood against Thomas Stone. He gained four rushing yards on nine carries and scored a four yard TD after appearing hampered by the injury, while his passing went without a completion in three attempts.
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McEnroe Clinches U S Davis Cup Victory in France
John McEnroe leads the United States to a 4-1 final over France in Grenoble, defeating Henri Leconte to reach 26 Davis Cup singles wins, close to Arthur Ashe's record of 27. Yannick Noah crushed Gene Mayer 6-1 6-0 as France trailed 3-1 with one match to play. Mayer struggled and McEnroe expressed mixed feelings about personal records.
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Redskins overpower Eagles in key drive climax
Redskins move 45 yards to the Eagle three before a Theismann pass is intercepted by Eagle linebacker Jerry Robinson. Earlier, Young ends Washington’s opening drive with an interception as Jaworski struggles in the rain with a leaky receiving corps. Jaworski finishes 18 of 42 for 232 with four picks and one TD. Theismann goes 14 of 28 for 259 with one TD and two INTs.
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Islanders Tie Capitals on late wrist shot
Caps and Islanders battled to a 3-3 tie as Tawanorowa fay Aale Gillies scored a 25-foot wrist shot with 1:10 left, canceling a 3-2 Washington lead after Dennis Maruk tied it early in the third with the rebound of a Rod Langway shot. Both teams lit up the opening period with two goals each before a scoreless stretch.
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McEnroe Leconte clash headlines Davis Cup-like moment
In Paris American star John McEnroe defeated Thierry Leconte amid dramatic court drama as the crowd roared. McEnroe surged to win the first set 6-2 after a costly Leconte error, then broke service early in the second before a shocking fall and racket mishap.
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Charles Town Whaenia Ibotancwurt Fragment
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Frederick Christan Academy Opens Basketball Season
Frederick Christan Academy begins its boys and girls basketball season today at Martingburg Christian Academy, kicking off a new slate of games with both squads eager to compete.
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