Falcons defend to beat Cardinals 14 10 at McCurdy Field
Frederick's defense sealed a 14 10 win over Chambersburg as the Falcons stifled the Cardinals, limiting them to 230 yards and denying late threat opportunities. Ron Meehan threw four picks but rallied the final drive for a winning touchdown with 2:30 left.
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McGregor blanks Mariners as Murray hits RBI milestone
Eddie Murray drove in three runs to reach 1 001 RBI in his first 10 major league seasons, the first to reach the mark since Frank Robinson in 1965. Scott McGregor held Seattle to six hits as the Orioles beat the Mariners 8 0, aided by home runs from John Shelby Floyd Rayford and Mike Young.
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Bryant Sparks Redskins In 41-14 Rout Of Eagles
Kelvin Bryant shined in his NFL debut, scoring twice and totaling 112 yards in offense as Washington defeated Buddy Ryan’s Philadelphia Eagles 41-14. Jay Schroeder threw two touchdowns and ran for one, while Washington amassed 433 yards. Gibbs praised Bryant as a game changer amid Riggins’ absence.
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U S clinches Chrysler Cup in Potomac with 69s
Arnold Palmer and Gene Littler led the United States to a crushing 68 44-31 victory over an international senior golf team at the Tournament Players Club at Avenel. Palmer and Littler shot 69s to share top stroke-play honors as the U S domination ended a four day event.
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