Damascus–Singapore showdown fuels playoff hopes in 14 7 win
Damascus Knights move to 2-0 as Matt Manza throws for 174 yards and two touchdowns, including a 77 yard strike to Brenden Wallace, while Singapore’s Joey Bradshaw scores late to cut the lead. Wallace has 102 receiving yards. Blackmon adds a TD reception.
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Brenden Wallace
Jon Genua
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Michael Blackmon
Genua
Singanore
Joey Bradshaw
Walter Powell
Lancers
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Blackmon
Hornets
Jay Schulze
Joe Tippet
Billy Bradshaw
Pelletier DeMera spark Walkersville Lions win over North Hagerstown
Walkersville improves to 1-1 overall and 1-0 in the Monocacy Valley Athletic League after a 20-0 win over North Hagerstown. John Pelletier rushed 133 yards on 12 carries with a 71 yard TD, Brett DeMeza added 93 yards on 18 carries with a 15 yard TD, while the defense held the Hubs to 132 total yards and forced several stalled drives. A late fourth quarter drive capped by DeMeza’s 19 yard run clinched the scoring. A second period 70 yard Romberger pass to Shank threatened but was stopped. Tony Wilson suffered a knee injury in the second period.
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Hubs
John Pelletier
Brett DeMeza
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DeMeza
North
DeMera
Ryan Romberger
Sherwin Shank
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Strobel
Matt Bartles
Tony Wilson
Roader
Railroaders
Boonsboro
Wes Bowd
Brunswick
Brad Palm
Chris Hill
Hill
High School Football Scores From Maryland Suburbs
Brunswick 20 Boonsboro 9 Damascus 14 Singapore 7 South Carroll 28 Southern AA 7 Urbana 22 Bulls 0 Walkersville 20 North Hagerstown 0 Watkins Mill 46 Frederick 8 Williamsport 34 Catoctin 27.
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Watkins Mill
Frederick
Willamsport
Catoctin
Brunswick 26 Brunswick Defeats Boonsboro in MVAL Tilt
Brunswick defense and special teams keyed a 26-9 victory over Boonsboro Friday in the Monocacy Valley Athletic League. The Railroaders improved to 2-0, forced five turnovers, blocked a punt for a TD, and used 147 rushing yards from Chris Hill to pull away after halftime. Jason Reeder’s 67-yard TD for Boonsboro kept it close briefly before Brunswick sealed it.
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Jason Reeder
Urbana Defenders Dominate Bullis 22 0 in Conference Opener
Urbana shut out Bullis 22-0 at Urbana High School as Wayne Parrish delivered three straight sacks and a forced fumble. The Hawks held Bullis to 46 yards and zero first downs in the first half while Zack Mills threw two TD passes to Greg Hill and ran for another.
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Dave Carruthers
Buillis
Bulldogs
John Jordan
Carruthers
Jeff Hynes
Jeremy Severn
Hynes
Will Smith
Severn
Mike Hall
Zack Mills
Greg Hill
Hill
Mills
Kevin Burkey
Burkey
Malone Leaves Orioles for Dodgers GM Post
The Baltimore Orioles likely must seek a new general manager from outside the organization after Kevin Malone accepted the Dodgers GM role. Malone, two years as Pat Gillick’s assistant, said there were no guarantees or commitments from Baltimore. Joe Foss noted Malone could talk with Dodgers with no bidding war. Syd Thrift reiterated he is not interested in the top job.
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Kevin Malone
Los Angeles Dodgers
Baltimore Orioles
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Pat Gillick
Orioles
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Joe Foss
Kevin
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Syd Thrift
Erickson powers Birds past Angels in Baltimore
Scott Erickson pitched his AL leading 10th complete game allowing nine hits as the Baltimore Orioles beat the Anaheim Angels 8 3. Eric Davis drove in five and homered, Rafael Palmeiro hit his 42nd as Baltimore won a third straight for the first time since August 18, 1994. The Angels stayed two games ahead of Texas in the AL West. Jim Bowden linked as possible Orioles GM candidate.
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Eric Davis
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Rafael Palmeiro
Orioles
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Palmeiro
Chuck Finley
Sosa hits No. 59 as Cubs fall to Brewers 13-11
Sammy Sosa homered his 59th of the season, a solo shot in the fifth to right, but Chicago lost 13-11 to Milwaukee. The blast moved him within three of McGwire and tied him with Babe Ruth for the fourth most in a season. Wind gusts limited the game as Don Wengert gave up five runs in 2 1-3 innings.
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Sammiy
Sosa
Mr Smooth
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Babe Ruth
Ruth
McGwire
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New York Mets
Don Wengert
Terry Adams
Eric Plunk
Bob Wickman
Middletown honors Sheffler's 25th season
Middletown High School and the local soccer community honored Bob Sheffler as he began his 25th season as Middletown boys soccer coach. A surprise pregame ceremony featured about 50 former players and a plaque from his first team. TJ edged Middletown 4 3 in a near two decade rivalry opener, with Kefauver scoring late to seal the win.
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Middletown High School
Middletown
Brian Barkdoll
Sheffler
Ohio
Walkersville High School
Jonathan Thayil
Chuck Nichols
John Miller
Krista Sheffler
Junor
Knights
Thomas Johnson
Nick Kefauver
Patriots
Brett Haight
Joey Beard
Brad Conn
Mike Melcher
Jacob Roames
Kefauver
Hingis, Davenport reach U S Open finals in tight semis
In New York, second seed Lindsay Davenport defeated Venus Williams 6 4 6 4 to reach her first Grand Slam final. Martina Hingis advanced after Jana Novotna blew a late third set lead, winning 3 6 6 1 6 4, setting up a Davenport Hingis final.
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Lindsay Davenport
Martina Hingis
Davenport
Venus Williams
Williams
Hingis
Jana Novotna
Novotna
Sheahan resigns after 17 years at Mount St. Mary’s
Mount St. Mary’s College women’s basketball coach Bill Sheahan quits due to health concerns after a 17 year tenure marked by a 372-104 record and multiple NCAA appearances. Despite small school status, his teams earned six Division II tourney bids and two Division I trips, with NEC titles and a 18-0 NEC run anchoring a storied career.
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Mount St. Mary’s College
Sheahan
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