Knights and Patriots roll to football wins over North Carroll and Key
Mike Gusman scored twice and Roger Printz added a kickoff return TD as Thomas Johnson beat North Carroll 44-14. Colby Claude and Tom Bellino led TJ's ground game and Matt Main throw helped Middletown blank Francis Scott Key 24-0. Damascus edged Paint Branch 28-22 to remain unbeaten. Kevin Thompson connected on a late 29-yard pass to Brian McMahon for the winner. Taron Trice ran for 120 yards and two touchdowns as Victor Cullen Academy beat Bishop Gulifoyle 22-11.
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Mike Gusman
Thomas Johnson
North Carroll
Gusman
Patriots
Roger Printz
Colby Claude
Mike Green
Panthers
Shane Simantel
Tom Bellino
Claude
Matt Main
Pat Corbett
Middletown
Francis Scott Key
FSU
Main
Nathan Foltz
Foltz
Knights
Damascus
P. Branch
Paint Branch
Kevin Thompson
Brian McMahon
Hornets
Jody Trammel
Thompson
McMahon
Tom Horvat
Trammel
Taron Trice
Victor Cullen Academy
Bishop Gulifoyle
Altoona
Colts
Frederick's Jackson erupts for 298 yards, four TDs in 56-46 win
Frederick's L J Jackson rushed 26 times for 298 yards and four touchdowns as the Cadets survived a late Liberty surge to beat the Lions 56-46 at FHS Stadium. Mike Frownfelter threw three TD passes, Matt Campbell and Jason Walton each caught TDs, and Walton returned a kickoff for 78 yards. The 102-point shootout featured Liberty's late 22-point fourth quarter rally before Frederick sealed it with a late 10-yard TD run by Jackson.
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Frederick
L.J. Jackson
Liberty
Fhs Stadium
Lions
Bob Campbell
Jackson
Calvert Hall
Jon Barnowski
Ryan Pagels
Bill Schafer
Cadets
Mike Frownfelter
Matt Campbell
Jason Walton
Walton
Kristen Spriggs
Campbell
Catoctin Tops North Hagerstown in Narrow Late NFL? (Note: This line seems incorrect)
Catoctin, led by Danny Whipp, beat North Hagerstown 32 to 22 to reach 3-3 as the Cougars stopped a late Hub surge on a punt collision involving Danny Jones and Cougar punter Gene Sweeney.
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John Manard
Catoctin
North Hagerstown
Danny Jones
Cougar
Gene Sweeney
Cougars
Hubs
Sweeney
Jones
MVAL
Matt Draper
Ben Grantham
Danny Whipp
Dennis Wivell
Whipp
Wivell
Hub
Grantham
Catechin
Eric Martin
Walkersville Lions Roll Over Brunswick 39-18 Homecoming Victory
Walkersville built a 20-0 halftime lead and held off Brunswick for a 39-18 victory on homecoming. Coach Jim Abbott praised the team’s effort after fumbles set up all three first-half scores. The Lions improve to 4-2 in the Monocacy Valley Athletic League. Brunswick slips to 1-4.
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Walkersville
Brunswick
Railroaders
Jim Abbott
South Hagerstown
Lions
MVAL
Rich Klass
Mackay's TD lifts Lancers past Cavs in thriller
Brad Mackay's 7 yard touchdown with 37 seconds left gave the Lancers a 7 0 win over South Carroll. Moran's clutch catch set up the drive as Linganore thrived on defense and key plays. Coach Carruthers praised Mackay and Moran while South Carroll fought hard until the end.
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Winfield
Singapore
South Carroll
Brad Mackay
Lancers
Mackay
Justin (Brown
Dave Carruthers
Carruthers
Brown
Lancer
Chris Moran
Linganore
Doug Wallace
Cavalier
Wallace
Moran
Baseball strike drags on as Usery urged patience
President Clinton invoked mediator WJ Usery as union officials pressed for hard positions outside the Oval Office. Usery warned a resolution would require time and effort while Fehr signaled potential litigation and the union prepared for free agent filings starting Saturday amid stalled talks and a looming springtime goal.
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Washington
Clinton
Oval Office
W.J. Usery
White House
Donald Fehr
Bud Selig
Fehr
Chuck O'Connor
Eugene Orza
O'Connor
Gregg Jefferies
Usery
Ford
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Nixon
NFL
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Nick Poole
Poole
Dan Pittinger
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Kramer
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Gene Brown
Tom Lapato
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Tom Luster
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Robert Reich
Stephen Fehr
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