Frederick blanks Lackey in 13-0 title clinch
Frederick held Lackey to 119 rushing yards as Dixon sparked a late offense. Keith Lee recovered a Lackey fumble, Frederick drove for a 13-0 advantage on two fourth quarter TDs. Dixon added an 82 yard rush and surpassed 100 yards on the night.
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Bears win with Thomas field goals in final warmup
Bol Thomas kicked 21, 36, and 30 yard FGs to lift the Chicago Bears 9-7 over the Washington Redskins in RFK Stadium. The victory left Chicago 5-1 in exhibitions as Washington stood 2-4. The game featured penalties aiding Bears drives and a late Redskins touchdown pass from Roger Theismann to Brian Fryer.
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O'Hara Leads Brunswick Past North Carroll 24-12 Opener
Brunswick defeats North Carroll 24 to 12 in the season opener as quarterback Pat O'Hara throws a TD pass and scores twice. Teammate Tom Herber intercepts two North Carroll passes, in a game that snaps Brunswick's five year win drought.
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Seattle names Johnson Seattle Mariners manager in 1977
Darrell Johnson, former Boston Red Sox manager, was named manager of the Seattle Mariners, the AL expansion club starting in 1977. Johnson, 49, guided Boston to within one win of the World Series in 1975 before being fired in July. He spoke at a news conference about returning to managing and his return to form.
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Boonsboro Grinds Linganore 22-0 in Monocacy Valley clash
Kaetzel leads Boonsboro with two scores and a setup on a third as Boonsboro blank Linganore 22-0. He adds a 42 yard run, a 15 yard drive setup, and a late 15 yard dash to help seal the win despite Linganore threats.
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Patriots blank Severna Park 42 0 behind Gilford and Smith
Thomas Johnson dominates Severna Park 42 to 0 as quarterback Rob Gilford and lineman Brian Smith shine. Gilford tosses two touchdowns and routes the offense, while Smith fuels the win with three fumbles recovered, a blocked punt, and a strong ground game.
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Yankees beat Orioles 3-1 as Ellis and Tidrow shut down Baltimore
Thurman Munson drove in two runs and Dock Ellis with Dick Tidrow limited the Orioles to one run in Baltimore. Ellis improved to 14-6 in the win, lifting the Yankees six games ahead in the American League East as New York opened a four game series with a strong pitching performance and timely hitting.
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Falcons Look to Curb Mistakes Against Allegany
Frederick aims to rebound at McCurdy Field after a 2-0 start as Coach Dick Shipley pushes tighter practice and fewer errors. Allegany's Greg Hare, a former Ohio State quarterback, looms large as the Cougars sit 0-2. Tom May and Greg Horn return from injuries for the Falcons.
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