Catoctin scorecard shows mixed results and scorers
The fragmentary scorecard lists multiple players such as Bard, Robey, Serot, Brey and Megan, with scores around 4s and 7s, mentioning bids like 364 and 719, and a payout or reward amount of 1 948. It notes teams Catoctin and Cleveland with unclear context and several numeric entries.
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Poston
Bard
Robey
Serot Ee
Tale
Lies Ghaih
Megan Subie
Awe
South Carroll Cavaliers top North Hagerstown 21 to 7
South Carroll improves to 6-2 and 4-2 in Tri-State League after a 21-7 win over North Hagerstown. Ken Seelye threw a 4-yard TD to Matt Shipley and connected with Kevin Gwyn for a two point conversion as the Cavaliers take the lead in the second quarter.
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Hagerstown
South Carroll
Cavaliers
North Hagerstown
Hubs
John Clapsadie
Mike Preston
Ken Seelye
Matt Shipley
Seelye
Kevin Gwyn
IFL Title Game And County Meets Highlight Local Sports
The Intertate Football League final at McCurdy Field features Chambersburg Cardinals versus Carroll County Chargers at 7 30 p m The county cross country meet starts at 10 36 a m with Middletown favored in the boys race and Brunswick in the girls alongside Middletown and Frederick Singapore leads in gymnastics as the team title race begins at Catoctic at 2 p m Three high school football games and a soccer tournament are also on today’s local schedule.
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McCurdy Field
Frederick
Catoctin
Chambersburg Cardinals
Carroll County Chargers
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Chargers
Middletown
Brunswick
Singapore
Catoctic
Frostburg State edges Mount St Marys 2 0 in state hockey semifinals
Frostburg State College defeated Mount St Marys 2 0 in the Maryland State Field Hockey Tournament semifinal despite trailing in shots 17 3. Pam Shriver made 10 saves for Frostburg as Mary Hain scored before halftime and Sally Blundon added a late goal.
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Bobcats
Maryland
Frostburg State College
Mount St. Mary’s College
Frostburg State
Pam Shriver
Mary Hain
Frostburg
Lad Mountaineers
Kelly Hyde
Frostberg State
Sally Blundon
Frostberg
Cougars edge Middletown in OT to finish undefeated
Catoctin Cougars beat Middletown 2-1 in a Friday hockey game, forcing OT before Jenny Freeze netted the winner at 6:20. Middletown outshot 12-11, and Catoctin finishes the season undefeated at 12-0. Debbie Ipings assisted on the first Catoc- goal. Berchtold added another, with Onate, Lisa Matts, and Mary Bobager contributing for Catoctin.
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Thurmont
Catoctin
Middletown
Cougars
Jenny Freeze
Catoctia
Knights
Ipings
James stays with Huskies amid Seahawks speculation
Don James, 49, announced at Seattle Tacoma International Airport that he will remain head coach at the University of Washington and will not pursue any other professional or college job. The move ends weeks of talk he could replace fired Seahawks coach Jack Patera, who was dismissed October 13, as GM John Thompson reorganized the team.
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Seattle Seahawks
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John Thompson
University of Washington
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NFL Unfair Labor Charge Over Direct Bargaining With Players
Six weeks into strike talks the NFL files an unfair labor practice charge naming Jack Denian Al Davis Marvin Bemoff and Ed Garvey for allegedly bargaining directly with striking players. The Davis plan reportedly proposes across the board pay raises to Patriots executive Chuck Sullivan, bypassing the union and violating the National Labor Relations Act.
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Ee de Aeremens Toro
Upshaw
England Patriots
Chuck Sullivan
Patriots Edge Woodlawn In Turbulent Football Clash
TJ Patriots beat Woodlawn 7-0 after a tipped interception return and late fourth quarter TD. Wilson and Vincent led TJ with key runs but Vincent’s ankle hampered scoring potential while Woodlawn drew a roughing penalty to extend TJ drive. Final 73 yard late score capped by Darwin Walker. game featured penalties and momentum shifts.
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Tony Tolbert
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Pecmal
Bhke Ie Tee
McNamara aims for next baseball job in late season
Former Reds manager John McNamara, fired in 1982, says he may learn by late next week what role he will pursue this season. He targets managing jobs with the Orioles, A's or Angels, after leading the Reds to a division title early in his tenure and a 61-101 slip in 1982. The piece also notes Seaver’s trade talks and Mets interest in Seaver’s medical records.
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Walkersville Tops Brunswick In Cinched First Half Scoring
In a tense Belfry grid clash, Walkersville jumped to a 13 0 lead as Johnson ran for a yard TD and a 34 yard kickoff return by Jackson set Brunswick on its heels. East extra point trimmed the gap to 13 7 at halftime before a key fumble near the Walkersville 10 changed momentum.
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Natian
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Footesville
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Pacers edge Bullets 93 90 on late free throws
Indiana Pacers overcome a late Washington rally to beat the Bullets 93 90. George Johnson sank two free throws in the final two seconds as Billy Knight scored 28 points and Spencer Haywood led Washington with 19. Pacers outboarded 40 37 and built a 75 58 lead before the comeback.
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Hedgenville beats Cadets in eighth straight win
In Hedgesville West Virginia Hedgenville defeated the Cadets 84 to 4 as its eighth straight win of the season. The report provides no other game details. The item also lists a long, unclear set of horse racing betting lines for Friday Saturday and Sunday with multiple races and wagers.
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W.va
Frederick
Hedgenville
Cadets
Horace Breaker
Anita
Hace — Serosa
Cougars defense shines in low yardage win over Singapore
Gray praised the secondary after a game where 19 passes were attempted by Singanore. He credited the rush for supporting coverage as key to limiting Singapore’s aerial attack. Catoctin held Singapore’s top rusher Musselman to 91 yards on 29 carries.
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Gray
Catoctin
Cougars
Singanore
Jeff Musselman
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