Cadets top Cavs for 5th win in a row
Frederick defeats South Carroll 26 13 as LJ Jackson runs for 114 yards and two touchdowns and catches a first quarter TD pass. Jackson seals the win with a third quarter 55 yard burst while Jason Smith adds a 1 yard score late. Frederick improves to 5 4 overall and 5 1 in the Central Maryland Conference. South Carroll falls to 4 5.
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Linganore Routs Westminster Behind Seetoo 288 Yards
Linganore topped Westminster 34 12 as senior Joe Seetoo rushed 23 times for 288 yards and three long first-half runs. The Lancers totaled 392 yards, with Duane Griffith returning a kickoff 85 yards for a TD and Renninger adding a 1 yard score. Westminster gained 240 yards on the ground led by Steve Kahler, but Linganore’s offense kept them ahead. Carruthers praised the line as Seetoo found seams for big gains, keeping playoff hopes alive.
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BJ Smith
Knights Roll Past Rebels as Offense Surges
Middletown Knights end two straight shutouts with a 36 0 win over South Hagerstown. QB John Bennett passes for 172 yards and 3 TDs, Jon Tobery rushes 138 yards, Patrick Corbett adds a rushing TD and two receiving TDs, while Andrew Potter and Scott Montgomery return to boost the line and backfield. The defense allows only 6 yards of offense for the Rebels and limits them to two first downs.
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Rebels
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Scott Montgomery
Potter
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CatoctinDelivers Shutout of Williamsport 36-0
Catoctin roared to a 22 0 first quarter lead and defeated Williamsport 36-0 to snap a four game skid. The Cougars forced three fumbles and capitalized with three touchdowns including runs by Shane Tiffany and Whipp and a 38 yard pass from Gene Sweeney to Rodney Wagerman. Sweeney added two point conversions and the defense limited the Wildcats to 81 yards.
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Hewitt
Lucchino Leaves Orioles After Refusing New Role
Larry Lucchino resigns as Baltimore Orioles president and chief executive officer after declining Peter Angelos’s offer to become vice chairman of baseball operations. Angelos takes CEO reins, with Lucchino citing desire to pursue new possibilities and time for change. Lucchino helped design Oriole Park at Camden Yards and guided the team to prosperity, but says no money motive drove his decision.
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FSK tops Brunswick TJ Damascus win in thrill ride
Francis Scott Key won 137 at home against Brunswick as Chris Richardson powered FSK with 102 rushing yards and two touchdowns. TJ clinched at least a tie for the Central Maryland Conference title with a 4 0 rout of Liberty, while Damascus routed Banstown in a Friday night contest.
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Raileaders
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Bill Helm
Thomas Johnson
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FCC spikers top seed after five set loss to Hagerstown J C
FCC spikers draw top seed PoC after a five set defeat by visiting Hagerstown Junior College. Frederick Community College will host HJC for Region XX tournament play with two pools of four teams and semi finals set for Saturday. Standout performances included three aces from Petwan, Davis, and Lowa with notable serves from Biransbier.
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Striped bass season extended to Nov 2 in Maryland
The 1993 fall recreational striped bass season in Maryland waters is extended to 8pm Sunday November 2. DNR Secretary Tearrey C Brown cited weather and lower catch rates as reasons for the extension while the one bass per person per day limit remains unchanged. The season had been set to end Sunday November.
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