High School Scorecard and College Events Summary
Sports scorecard shows varied results with高校 teams and college matches listed. Notable items include a soccer game Middletown at Waprerivale and a field hockey match Hopkins at Hood, plus cross country and track entries. The fragmentary text names Garret, Salisbury State, Frostburg, Frostburg State, and Carlow among others.
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Toda Varaiy
Fedeau Watetin
Breea vi
Gaithersturg
Middletown
Waprerivale
Ava Varaiy
Tom Distret
Tourgy Mest
FCC men defeat FCC in men's tennis Friday
Charles Community College defeated FCC 9 to 0 in a Friday afternoon match at FCC. The Cougars drop to 0-1-2 on the season.
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Charles
FCC
Charles Community College
Cougars
Gow
Emmitsburg
Georgetown
Mount St. Mary's
Georgetows
Ine Spansky
Kristen Throwell
Kathy Clack
Brigid McCarthy
Amar Mare Crowey
Kaley Finke
Rute Lomig
Hood
Frederick Community College
Hood Hood
Andretti claims pole for Watkins Glen 200 in wet qualifying
Mario Andretti, driving a Cosworth powered Wildcat, posted the provisional pole for the Watkins Glen 200 Indy car race on a soggy Friday with an average speed around 98.4 mph. Al Unser Jr. was the only other driver to break 90 mph, while Rick Mears sat out track activity amid mixed conditions as rain limited Friday practice before Saturday qualifying.
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Watkins Glen,ny
Mario Andretti
Andretti
Indianapolis
al Unser
Watkins Glen
F Deral District Court
Dodgers club Astros as Reuss limits visitors to one hit
Jerry Reuss pitched a four-hitter and Rick Monday and Pedro Guerrero drove in runs as Los Angeles defeated Houston 6-1 to delay the Astros from clinching the NL West second-half title. Cincinnati’s loss to Atlanta left Houston’s magic number at one while Reds’ defeat opened a path to the playoffs.
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LOS Angeles
Jerry Reuss
Rick Monday
Pedro Guerrero
Los Angeles Dodgers
Houston
Astros
Dodger Stadium
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Dodgers
Reds
Braves
Cleudell
Washington
Atlanta Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Gaylord Perry
Frank Pastore
Brett Butler
Dale Murphy
Paul Runge
Paul Moskau
Chris Chambliss
Dave Collins
Indians Rally Past Red Sox in Pennant Race Clash
Pat Kelly drew a bases loaded walk to force home the go ahead run in the seventh, then hit a three run double in the eighth to lift the Cleveland Indians to a 11 4 victory over Boston and eliminate them from the American League East pennant race. Dennis Eckersley suffered the loss as Cleveland mounted a late comeback. Jerry Dybinski Miguel Dilone and Jorge Orta started the scoring with three straight singles. In San Francisco the Padres Giants game was postponed by rain and will be made up as a doubleheader Saturday starting at 3 05 p.m.
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Catoctin
Penabee
U Pinsurg
New York
Lou
Amber Chicago
San Francisco
Syd
Alexander
Nolan
San Diego
Baltimore
Shelee Duck Rodipb
Hil Reyd
Angell
Muphty
Myval
Myval Scapdings Winteld
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Feder Deobert
Oghnett
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Lom
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Thomay
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Moremd
ALA Lawce Fahey
Waukee
Oglivie Parrish
Setalehed
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Oglix
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Steast
j—Kemp
Ganiner
Gibson
Cleveland
X & Aer
Hagerstown
Detroit
Gold Power
Thomas Johnson
Petry
Rurda
Oaklard
M Willams
Marne
Capparrelio
Fagan
Martine
Heleon
Tay
Kleb
Mortreal New York Trifecta
Horbaugh
Cromrt
Wilson
Dent
Manning
Taveras
Martinsdlag
Carroll Philadelph
Brooks
Sheridan
Ae Firs Downs
St Lous
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Laura Wells
Dupuy
Carter
Stauh
Halpie
Pasbargh
Parma
Valentin
Joos
Quinella
Tay Brancon
Trevino
Ardace Chicare
Marcel
Sanay
Mike
Tae
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Ah Brown
Los Angeles
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Bachry
Sarapaa
Sanchex
Bey
Ringman
Montreal
Carmican
Lesgue
Yorkeh
Rogers
Hullahs Neverhead
MoWrson
Ceomartici Dawson
Lexo
Sore
Gwith
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Studley Buzz
Martinez
Yen
Pride Bee
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Martines
Moreno
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Texas
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Tri Ak de Selby
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Shirley
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Seal
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Lee Bie Root
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Pat Tebulve
Kawartha Norway
Sui
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Upalde Povential
Mathews
Elactat
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la Eddie
Milesa
Evans
Ate
Oxford
Keatt
White
Gedmir
Bassey
Mule
Fischmar
Hottma Cy Tory Due
Charlie Cape
Heber
Rudy
Valder
Shick
Guy Wagnery
Moore
Thal
Fox
Minning Hollmac Stapleton
Red Oaks
Guy
Tae Claveland
Bostord
Legacy
Hottman Soupieton Kelly
Orta
Sandy
Dilone
Kuper Exacta
Prana Romeo
Wapeer
Eckernley Lee
Tip
Callahan
Elacta
Campoel
Israel
Barker
Mike Easler
Bruce Sutter
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
George Hendrick
Darrell Porter
Montreal Expos
Expos
New York Mets
Pirate
Omar Moreno
Tim Foli
Dave Parker
Basler
Bill Robinson
Kansas City
Frank White
Dennis Leonard
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Royals
A's
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Steve McCarty
George Brett
Willie Aikens
Pat Kelly
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Red Sox
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Mark Clear
Dan Spillner
San Diego Padres
Giants
Tanner Wins Five Set Davis Cup Clash for U S Lead
Roscoe Tanner outlasted Peter McNamara in a five set Davis Cup semifinal match to put the United States 24 games ahead of Australia. Tanner won 6-4 6-4 4-6 3-6 6-2 as McEnroe and Fleming prepared for Saturday doubles to clinch the series.
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Portland
Ore
Roscoe Tanner
Peter McNamara
United States
Australia
Tanner
John McEnroe
Peter Fleming
Phil Dent
McNamara
McEnroe
Mark Edmondson
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Roy Smalley
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Mark Funderburk
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Steve Rogers
Warren Cromartie
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Mount Harriers
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Loyola College
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Frank O'Hara
Gene Schremer
Eric Campbell
Sean O’brien
Chuck Quackenbush
Tom Castald
Henry DiStefano
Carroll Soccer
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Carroll County Soccer League
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