Mets Matlock to face Holtzman in Series opener
Oakland AP report notes Jen Matlock and Jim will start for the New Vern Mets in the 1873 Work Series opener. Managers Berra and Williams pledge to use aces Seaver and Merl in the playoff push, with Holtzman aiming to hold a strong Baltimore win.
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Chargers eye end to Falcons 17 game win streak
Frederick aims to snap the Frederick Falcons 17 game regular season win streak tonight at TJ. Carroll County brings a strong offense led by Al Dood and Rick Eyler to challenge the Falcons who seek consistency with healthy receivers and new plays.
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Maryland Hosts NC State In ACC Title Bid Showdown
Maryland visits North Carolina State in a key ACC clash with the conference lead and possible 1973 title at stake. Navy travels to Syracuse as part of a 10-game statewide slate while Morgan heads to North Carolina A&T in a MEAC matchup.
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Knight Harriers Defeat Cougars in Cross Country Meet
Dave Shafer set a new course record as Middletown defeated Catoctin 44 to 15 in the 2.9 mile race. Shafer finished in 15 minutes 56 seconds, followed by teammates Mark Pearl Tom Stevens Eart Palmer and Wayne Zimmerman. Catoctin’s Ted Benchoff placed sixth and Steve Clever seventh.
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Grid Roundup Pro Football At A Glance
National NFL slate listed for Sunday with games across multiple time slots. Matches include Baltimore at Buffalo and Dallas at Los Angeles as well as Detroit at New Orleans and Kansas City versus Green Bay. A note mentions a newsprint shortage affecting results and staffing.
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Area Football Schedule Noted for Martinsburg Frederick Games
The page lists football from area teams with times including Martinsburg at Frederick and Rockville at Damascus at 2 p.m., Singapore at FSK2.m. at Williamsport 2 p.m., and Bishop Iriton at Poolesville 4 p.m.
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Patriots Stay Unbeaten With Narrow Win Over Hubs
TJ's 27 12 victory over North Hagerstown kept their record perfect. Coach Cochran and star back Roy Strain led a second quarter surge as TJ moved 73 yards on one drive, capping with a Strain score. New York Knicks sign Mel Davis, No. 1 draft pick from St. John’s.
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Boonsboro Powers Brunswick With Second Straight Shutout
Boonsboro controlled the game as Brunswick failed to score despite advancing into enemy territory. Rick Weaver scored twice including a one yard TD, with Dave Cave and Dean Martin adding late TDs as the Warriors pulled away. Penalties plagued Brunswick, aiding Boonsboro’s early scores.
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Knights and Lions win as Lancers fall in soccer
Middletown moved to first while Catoctin stayed behind. Mount Olivet and North Carroll faced disputed officiating with no regular officials present. Don Rowland scored twice for the Lions as Vance Baker and Ron Berger sparked plays. South Carroll defeated the Lancers 4-2 as Burrall Inskeet and Malfoack contributed on defense and offense.
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