Major leagues scorecard shows varied Tuesday games across leagues
National League standings feature Philadelphia, St Louis, Montreal, Chicago, and Pittsburgh amid tight divisions. American League schedule lists Minnesota, California, New York, Boston, Seattle, and Chicago with several late-evening matchups and key divisional battles.
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Fragmented OCR sports roundup with scattered scores and names
A garbled listing of teams players and scores across multiple games. Mentions include Bears Browns Eagles and various names with uncertain spellings, plus times and venues such as 6 15 pm Tuesday and volleyball and soccer notes.
Boxing itn Meekins 4s Harold Brazier 12-round bout
Boxing listing notes a 12-round junior welterweight bout between Meekins and Harold Brazier taped for later airing. Also lists Major League Baseball Boston at Baltimore at 7:30 p.m., Atlanta at Los Angeles joined in progress, and college football Temple at Penn State taped for 8 p.m. on HTS.
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Cavaliers defeat Hornets in area football opener
South Carroll recovered from early mistakes to lead 8-7 before Damascus surged with three second quarter touchdowns. Rodney Dorsey and Matt Zahn scored for Damascus while Jeff Blackburn caught a 10 yard TD pass from Dick Loy. Final score 28-6.
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Richards leads Towson State in season opener
Towson State University beat the State University of New York at Buffalo 37-8 in the opener. Senior Theron Richards threw for 327 yards and two TDs, including 39 and 5 yard scores, while Dale Chipps caught nine passes for 175 yards. Buffalo scored on a 6 yard pass from John Gentilella to Joe Cassata. Towson used three quarterbacks and totaled 462 rushing and passing yards.
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Mount St. Mary's Triumphs Over Rutgers Camden in BR Invitational
Mount St. Marys defeated Rutgers Camden 1 to 0 in the consolation match of the Blue Ridge Invitational Soccer Tournament at the Mount. Kevin Pakwiniewicz scored with 5 30 remaining. Larry Howley was the Mounts goalie. Gettysburg beat Mount 2 0 in the opener. Towson won the tournament 24 in overtime over the Bullets.
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Mount St. Mary’s Dominates Essex Invitational Cross Country
Kip Cheruiyot led Mount St. Mary’s to overall victory at the Essex Invitational. Cheruiyot won the men’s 25:10 with Chris Collins second and Ed Sacco seventh. Anibal Gonzales placed tenth. Mount’s Carole Monaghan finished eighth for the women in 18:52 and Susie Wenk was 11th in 19:51.
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Knights Top Brunswick in JV Football 22-0 Victory
Knights defeated Brunswick 22 to 0 in junior varsity action. Ben Hotchkiss scored on a long run, Chuck Brandenburg and Craig Myers added one yard TD runs. Donnie Stacks gained 20 yards and Matt Delauter 68 for the winners.
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Donnie Stacks
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Patriots blank Waynesboro in field hockey rout
Patriots blanked Waynesboro 4.0 in field hockey Friday. Cassie Poch scored for the Patriots. TJ JV also lost 21. TJ was to play Howard next, but Howard forfeited due to insufficient practice days.
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Redskins Roll To 26th Straight 100-Yard Rusher Victory
Redskins beat Eagles as George Rogers leads with a 2 yard run and a 16 yard reception followed by a 16 yard rushing effort and a touchdown behind Dan McQuaid. Schroeder connects with Bryant for a touchdown as Ron Jaworski throws for 227 yards but Philadelphia gains only three first downs after halftime. Rogers gains 14 yards on 20 carries in the win.
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Stockman Hawthorne win Heart of Maryland Triathlon titles
Ed Stockman and Karen Hawthorne captured the men’s and women’s titles at the second Heart of Maryland Triathlon in Frederick on Saturday. Stockman finished in 49:29, Hawthorne in 57:22, with Farrell and Sander following in second and third. Age-group winners included Hazlett, Zombro, Olinski, Busch, Leatherman for men and Howard, Hamilton, Bowermann for women. A total of 96 registered, 87 competed, organizer Feinberg said the turnout grew with early publicity.
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Maryland chancellor aided admission of troubled basketball recruit
University of Maryland chancellor John Slaughter acknowledged pressing for Terry Long’s admission after the admissions office rejected him. Slaughter appealed via the campus remedial program, agreeing to extra academic help, a move that some feared would bypass standard admissions. Long later faced cocaine indictments related to Len Bias death and was twice dismissed academically.
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Officials use replay to award Browns TD in 1986 season opener
In Chicago, replay official Nick Skorich used televised replay to rule a Cleveland Browns touchdown for Al Gross early in the Bears 41 31 win. The play unfolded after a botched snap, with the ruling confirmed after a third replay showing possession.
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Fehr Wins B C Open For First PGA Tour Title
Rick Fehr fired a 69 to win the B C Open at En-Joie Golf Club by two strokes over Larry Mize. Fehr finished 72 holes at 17 under 267, earning $72,000 from the $400,000 purse. Mize shot 68 to finish two back, with Howard Twitty, Bobby Wadkins, Bill Glasson and Jay Haas close behind.
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