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TV listings show MLB games Chicago White Sox at Baltimore and Atlanta at Colorado with 7 30pm and 9pm starts on HTS WTBS ESPN. Includes racing standings for the Nascar Cup with Labonte Gordon Earnhardt and others, plus a Riverdale Baptist area line and a partial play by play box score fragment with first downs rushing and passing yardage and penalties.
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Catoctin Cougars Rally in Shutout Victory over Walkersville
Walkersville outshot Catoctin 23-10 as the Lions built a 4-0 halftime lead. Catoctin, led by Danielle Hyde with four shots on goal and Melissa Noonan making seven saves, limited Walkersville in the second half to secure a 4-1 win. Junior varsity also favored Catoctin 2-1 with Sayword Green and Missy LaVign scoring.
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Kim Flabbi
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Flabbi
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Lions
Danielle Hyde
Alkersville
Melissa Noonan
Shannon Cool
Sayword Green
Missy LaVign
Kristin Smith
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Kara Manry
Kaitlin Manry
Owls
Amy Vagnoni
Courtney Bierne
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Stephanie Kemmitz
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Amanda Cofflin
Sally Gasper
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Amy Moxley
Thurly
Middletown
Waithamsport
Redskin defense rises with big plays and drive from Sean Gilbert
The Redskins stress speed and improvement as they rise in crucial moments. Four different players recorded sacks and six year veteran Stanley Richard forced a key fumble after extra practice. Sean Gilbert, acquired from the Rams, helped prevent double teams on Ken Harvey, boosting the unit's energy in humid conditions.
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Sean Gilbert
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Bears
Ken Harvey
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Dexter Nottage
Ravens focus on leadership amid playoff questions
Marchibroda stressed leadership over turnovers and a defense that yielded 206 rushing yards and two Tomczak TDs. He noted the veteran mix may lack playoff experience outside Earnest Byner, recalling the Browns’ 1994 playoff appearance as a rare example.
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Earnest Byner
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TJ rallies to beat Knights in field hockey 3 1
Thomas Johnson came back from a 1 0 halftime deficit to beat Middletown 3 1 on Monday. Abby Horman gave Middletown the lead, Lindsey Hower tied it, Megan Martz assisted for TJ, and Jen Hii sealed the win with 2 minutes left. Gietz made six saves for TJ. Parsoneault five for Knights.
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Hower
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Jen Hii
Cindy Dove
Jaime Gietz
Jenne Parsoneault
the Parrots
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Amy Pulis
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Colts ride Askins to 22 18 win over Riverdale Baptist
Antwan Askins ran 165 yards and a TD for Victor Cullen as the Colts beat Riverdale Baptist 22-18 in a rain delayed game. McRoy added 52 yards and a TD with both players scoring on two point runs. Cullen had a TD and guards Rogers added an interception as the Colts improve to 1-0 and set up a game with Biglerville.
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Victor Cullen
Riverdale Baptist
Raymond McRoy
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Brady Scott
Joseph Lawrence
Deontay Smith
Troy Gardener
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Greenwell named player of the week. Bowser dies at 97
Mike Greenwell of the Red Sox earned AL player of the week after driving in nine runs in one game, posting a .458 week with 18 RBIs. Brian Jordan of the Cardinals was NL player of the week, going 11-for-22 with four doubles and seven RBIs. In Florida, Arda Bowser, Canton Bulldogs 1922 champion and NFL’s oldest ex-player, died at 97, noted for pioneering kicking tees and a muddy tee at Bucknell. he played four pro seasons and left a family of 32 descendants.
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Mike Greenwell
Boston Red Sox
Brian Jordan
St. Louis Cardinals
Greenwell
Jordan
Winter Park
Fla
Arda Bowser
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Lemieux announces return for at least one more Penguins season
Lemieux confirms health and motivation to play with the Pittsburgh Penguins and chase the Stanley Cup. The forward, turning 31, ended a health sabbatical, won a fifth scoring title, and led the team to near finals last season. He met with owner Howard Baldwin after attending his brother’s wedding in Montreal.
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Ex-Nebraska Star Tyrone Williams Pleads No Contest
Tyrone Williams former Nebraska standout and Green Bay Packers cornerback pleaded no contest to felony unlawfully discharging a firearm and misdemeanor assault in a Lincoln shooting from January 1994. A sentencing date of November 19 was set, with potential penalties including prison, fines, or probation under a plea deal reducing a second felony charge.
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Frederick Rugby Falls to Doylestown 17 14 in Opener
Frederick Rugby Club loses 17 to 14 at home in the Mid Atlantic Union season opener. Doylestown led 8-0 at half after two penalty kicks, then 14-13 after Frederick's Steve Schleupner scored a try. Orndoff and Doylestown added penalties for the final 17-14 margin. Frederick's B side fell 20-7 to Potomac Athletic Club C.
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Area Girls Soccer Matchups Highlight Thursday Schedule
North Carroll faces Frederick and Urbana plays Catoctin in girls soccer. In boys soccer Frederick hosts North Carroll and Walkersville visits Urbana. Volleyball features Urbana at Frederick TJ at Westminster Walkersville at Williamsport Montrose at St Johns Ingolf. St Johns and Clear Spring compete at North Hagerstown.
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