Warriors slip past Lions 21 7 to stay unbeaten in league
Walkersville defeated Boonsboro 21 to 7 at home to improve to 7-0 in league play and clinch at least a share of the league title. The Lions, despite a strong first half, failed to overcome turnovers that led to the Warriors' two touchdowns.
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Brunswick Railroaders Top Catoctin 21 8 in Friday Football
Ricky Henderson returned the opening kickoff of the second half 75 yards to put Brunswick ahead. Dan Barnette rushed for 134 yards and a touchdown, Beau Mercer added 97 yards and four scores, as the Railroaders improved to 5-3 overall and 4-3 in the MVAL while Catoctin dropped to 3-5. The win kept Brunswick alive for a playoff push. Henderson also notched an interception as Brunswick shut out the Cougars in the second half.
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Orioles retain Oates and Hemond for two more years
Orioles manager John Oates and general manager Roland Hemond signed two-year contracts to stay with Baltimore, with an option for 1996. Oates emphasized pitching as the top need, hoping to add starting arms and impact players while Angelos praised his development of young players.
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Stewart looms for gutsy Phillies in World Series note
Toronto AP report describes Curt Schilling blanking Toronto 2-0 as Philadelphia seizes momentum after a 15-14 wild win. Dave Stewart, 8-0 in AL playoffs, eyes clinching titles but struggles in Series. Mulholland set for next start for Phillies. Hentgen or Jackson possible if seventh game.
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Damascus Hornets Dominate South Carroll on Turnovers
Damascus used eight South Carroll turnovers to build a 45-12 victory, with Thompson passing and rushing for TDs. Dean Turnbull set up a second quarter score with an interception, and McMahon’s late interceptions fueled another TD. Hornets’ Swaney Mihalko and Ryan led a varied ground game as South Carroll’s fumbles and errors doomed their effort.
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Hornets win state golf title in Maryland meet
Damascus held its lead into the second round to take the state Class 1A-2A golf championship at University of Maryland Golf Course College Park. The Hornets edged Cambridge-South Dorchester 680 to 697 for the team title with Middletown third and Walkersville fourth. In Class 3A-4A Quince Orchard overtook Severna Park to win the team title and Bert Mease of Quince Orchard claimed the individual low medalist with 143 two-round total while Middletown’s Scott King was county’s low with 157 after an 81 in round two.
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Unitas recalls Baltimore bid for NFL franchise
Johnny Unitas remembers Baltimore's first bid for an NFL team nearly 40 years ago. Fans bought 25 000 tickets before a franchise was awarded as social clubs and fan groups formed, signaling pro football's rise in the city. Unitas, a Colts star, helped shape Baltimore's claim to an expansion franchise for 1995.
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Baltimore Colts chronology from 1952 to 1984
AP timeline chronicles the Colts franchise history from the 1952 ticket drive through the 1984 relocation to Indianapolis. Key events include 1953 NFL opener upset of the Bears, 1958 and 1959 championships, Unitas’ 1966 touchdown streak end, 1969 Jets upset in Super Bowl, 1971 Super Bowl win, 1979 Hall of Fame induction for Unitas, 1983 final Baltimore game, and 1984 move to Indianapolis.
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