Dodgers Finish Yankees in Six Games for 1981 World Title
The Los Angeles Dodgers swept New York in six games to claim the 1981 World Series title at Yankee Stadium. MVP Pedro Guerrero joined Ron Cey and Steve Yeager in a three man drive as the Dodgers overcame a 2 0 deficit in the series. After victories in California and Canada, L A carried momentum to New York where a late rally and clutch hits sealed their championship and ended a season marked by a players strike and playoff upheaval.
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Linganore 4 Catoctin 2 in Monocacy Valley hockey
Linganore ends Catoctin 10 game win streak with a 4-2 home victory led by Kelly Kern who scored three goals. Catoctin, 10-1, tied 2-2 in the second half before Kern’s late brace. Walkersville blanked Frederick 7-0 as Katrina Stevens led with two goals and two assists.
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Amy Hackett
Kim Sayler
Dana McCullough
Gretchen Horine
Kathy Boyer
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Janice Long
Anne Boyer
Leigh Shafer
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Brunswick
Walkersville wins 4 2 over Catoctin in soccer
Walkersville Lions defeat Catoctin 4-2 in a Wednesday soccer clash with Troy Linton scoring his third goal on a late penalty. Catoctin keeper Ed Graff faced a controversial call as Linton converted the pen. Linganore beat South Carroll 6-1 as Rakowsky and Jennings led a sharp Linganore attack.
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Mike Storey
Jeff Hook
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Brad Foltz
Railroaders
Ronnie Humbel
Middletown at Boonsboro tests top MVAL race
Key MVAL games loom as Middletown unbeaten travels to Boonsboro Friday. Linganore and Singapore also clash while Catoctin visits Singanore and Frederick hosts Hedgesville. Saturday features Brunswick at Walkersville and Seneca Valley at Wootton in notable region showdowns.
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