Lackey Tops Frederick In Season Opener
Lackey wins 24-14 over Frederick at TJ stadium as two big plays swing the game. A fourth down run by Lackey set the halftime margin, while a punt return TD by Dashiell and a missed clipping call on a Frederick return shifted momentum. Kelvin Anderson scores for Frederick and James Short bonds the late drive, but Lackey’s Terry Dashiell proves decisive.
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Frederick
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Leo
Cadets
Chargers
TJ Stadium
James Short
Short
Adam Craven
Tim Wims
Craven
Kelvin Anderson
Benjie Biggus
Joe Weedon
Terry Dashiell
Darren Geary
Anderson
Dashiell
Tyrone Diggs
Aaron Duckett
Duckett
Mark Wetzel
Mitch Wood
Amos L. Brown
Falcons Host Northeast In Key IFL East Showdown
The Frederick Falcons defend their home turf at McCurdy Field against undefeated Northeast as both teams push for playoff positioning. Northeast features top passer Mike Rogan and leading scorers Steve Survilla and Tom Burke, while Frederick aims to rebound after two losses in three games and stretch playoff hopes. Cast includes gate locations on Jefferson Street and Scholl's Lane for tonight's kickoff at 8 p.m.
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Falcons
Northeast
McCurdy Field
Baltimore
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Steve Survilla
Rob Smith
Survilla
Tom Burke
Stars
Tri-State Tigers
Rogan
Hanover
Frederick
Harrisburg
Chambersburg
Tri-State
Cumberland
Carroll County
York
Falcon
Jefferson Street
Third Base
Scholl's
Five football openers in Carroll County today
Catoctin hosts Smithsburg in a marquee Monocacy Valley League opener as Brunswick visits Linganore and Boonsboro goes to North Carroll. Edgewood visits South Carroll while FSK plays Joppatown with Smithsburg fielding no star running back Andy Reid who graduated.
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Catoctin
Smitshburg
Boonsboro
Linganore
Brunswick
North Carroll
Carroll County
Edgewood
South Carroll
FSK
Joppatown
Smithsburg
Andy Reid
Maryland
Leopards
Singapore
Thomas Johnson Tops Severna Park In Openers
Thomas Johnson edges Severna Park 19 14 as Steve Bowers rushes for 118 yards and a TD while John Wolf seals it with an interception TD. Billy Koontz throws two TD passes and TJ’s defense limits Severna Park to 150 total yards.
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Severna Park
Steve Bowers
John Wolf
Thomas Johnson
Billy Koontz
Falcon
Severna
Wolf
Monte Miller
Dave Schrodel
Bowers
Severnn
Miller
Falcons
Koontz
Gret Zerkel
Severin
Ken Tighe
Patriot
Allen leads Seneca to 10-6 victory over Northern
Bobby Allen rushed to starting quarterback, accounted for all ten Seneca Valley points in a season-opening win over Northern. He scored on a 15 yard run and kicked the extra point, then booted a 20 yard field goal. Jerome Hoes aided the effort as Seneca, in its first varsity season, controlled the game despite Northern late TD.
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Seneca
Northern
Gaithersburg
Bobby Allen
Seneca Valley
Northern Territory
Screaming Eagles
Jerome Hoes
Bobby Grich
DeCinces
Baylor
Baltimore
Chris Chambliss
Yanks
Grich
Rick Dempsey
Ross Grimsley
Bobby Bonds
Grimsley
al Bumbry
Orioles sweep Yankees as DeCinces earns shot at third
Orioles rally in both games to sweep the Friday doubleheader 5 4 and 2 1 boosting pennant hopes while Brooks Robinson is benched for the night. Doug DeCinces, 25, collects three hits and drives home the eventual winning run in the eighth inning.
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Baltimore Orioles
Brooks Robinson
Brooks
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Orioles
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Red Sox
Milwaukee
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DeCinces
Larry Gura
Weaver
Doug
Don Baylor
Terps Open Season As Heavy Favorites Over Villanova
Maryland ranked 17th hosts Villanova in Byrd Stadium kickoff at 1 30 pm with 30 000 expected. Terps seek to overcome injuries on a rebuilt line while Villanova under new coach Dick Bedesem relies on passer Brian Sikorski and a capable receiving corps. Maryland defense anchors the squad as 3 4 touchdown chalk.
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Byrd Stadium
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Tom Schick
Tom
Zernhelt
Bob Haba
Claiborne
Alent
Wildcats
Dick Bedesem
Kevin Benson
Jim Brechbiel
Mark Manges
Tim Wilson
Ricky Jennings
John Schultz
Schultz
John Nash
Brian Sikorski
Sikorski
Siv
Aliem
John Mastronarda
All-ACC football team includes three Terrapins
ACC writers name seven Clemson players and three Maryland Terrapins on the preseason All-ACC grid, led by Bennet Cunningham and Jimmy Williams. Unanimous picks also include Leroy Hughes of Maryland and Tom Glassie of Virginia. The roster features players from NC State Duke North Carolina Virginia Clemson Wake Forest and more across offense and defense.
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Clemson
Bennet Cunnigham
Jimmy Williams
Leroy Hughes
Maryland
Tom Glassie
Virginia
NC State
Duke
Mary Jang
North Carolina
Teo
Wake Forest
Scott Gardner
James Betterson
Mike Voight
Ken Callicutt
Cunningham
Don Bucker
N.C. State
Troy Slade
Glassic
Billy Brean
Gary Pellom
Tom Serfass
Neal Jetion
John Evans
Jim Brechbiel
Bill Armstrong
Ralph Stringer
Peanut Martin
Williamson
Tom Higgins
Davie Meier
Duke Otherll Y
Rod Broads Banther
Paul Daie
Galloway
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