Irish look strong to Welsh as Navy eyes upset
Navy coach George Welsh said Notre Dame, despite a 2-4 record, appears the same team he respects as a powerful opponent. He cited close losses this year and noted Notre Dame’s large, physical offensive line that could challenge Navy’s defense in the 55th Notre Dame-Navy meeting.
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Lung Run A team wins Lang Run title in Maryland
Frederick Underwriters sponsored Lung Run winners take team title at the Lang Run event by the American Lung Association of Mid-Maryland. Notables pictured include Randall Lindquist Brent Ayer Verna Bellmer Dr Lloyd E Halvorson and Merlin Porter Borden. Photo by Bill Canley.
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Vona to be honored by Maryland M Club Sports Awards
Frederick's Joe Vona will join five honorees as honorary members at the 31st Annual M Club Sports Awards Banquet on December 4 at the Center of Adult Education starting at 7 30 p m. Vona has led the Terrapin club as former president and has supported Maryland athletics for over 30 years alongside Suzanne Tyler Mary F Duvall Morgan Wooten and Paul Weller among others.
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Franklin & Marshall Stops Mount in 2-0 Field Hockey Victory
Mount Saint Marys College endured a seven game win streak ending 2-0 to NCAA Division III power Franklin & Marshall in Emmitsburg. Barb Curran redirected a Zacarna cross for the first goal at 6:25 of the second period, then added an unassisted score 12 minutes later to seal the win.
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Women's pro cage league in trouble
NEW ORLEANS AP Only a new major sponsor can save the Women's Professional Basketball League from multimillion-dollar losses that threaten a 1981-82 season. Claudette Simpson, principal owner of the New Orleans Pride, said she may sell her team to new investors. She notes only Dallas Chicago and San Francisco remain operational. teams in New Jersey Minnesota St. Louis and Nebraska have suspended operations or lack buyers. The Pride’s survival hinges on league stability as the WBL did not hold a 1981 draft and top players move to Europe.
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