Kilmer-led Skins Crush Colts in Exhibition Thriller
Washington Redskins topple Baltimore 21-10 as Billy Kilmer fires 84 and 2 yard TD passes and completes 10 of 17 for 184 yards before subbing out. Colts stall four times in scoring position, finally scoring on a last-play Bert Jones pass to Freddie Scott.
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Valley storms back to rout Middletown Knights 34 8
Valley CUMBERLAND-Middletown rallied from a halftime tie to defeat the Knights 34 8 on Friday night. Valley capitalized on two third quarter scores by Kevin Steele and Steve Layman and pulled away in the fourth quarter with Layman rushing for two more touchdowns. Middletown, 1 1, managed only 60 rushing yards and four turnovers.
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FCC booters lose second straight 5-0 to Prince Georges
Prince Georges routed FCC 5-0 as FCC managed only eight shots to PG 21. Toland Brengle Silvius Biggs starred for FCC with Silvius making nine saves in a rain delayed half. PG 06-4 149 incurred one five yard penalty. Valley racked 11 penalties for 85 yards.
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Orioles edge Tigers in 11th on Northrup double
Jim Northrup delivered a pinch double in the 11th, driving home Al Bumbry for the tiebreaking run as the Orioles edged the Tigers 4 3 Friday night. Mike Torrez won to improve his 18 8 record. Dyar Miller earned the save after the 11th inning.
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Cates leads Brunswick to 14-0 win over MSD
Tim Cates rushed for 200 yards on 20 carries to set school records and cap a 95 yard scoring run that sealed Brunswick's 14-0 victory. MSD, held to 73 yards, fell to 0-2 as Brunswick improved to 1-1. Coach Gene Foltz praised the defense and second half adjustments.
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Linganore Routs Bruce for First Win of Season 36 21
Linganore over Bruce 36 21 as the Lancers gain 352 yards with five TDs including two in a late spurt. Paul Matthews scores twice and Klaley adds 99 rushing yards while Gorsuch breaks through with a 20 yard TD run. Bruce led 15 14 at halftime before Linganore pulls away in the second half.
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Former Terps invade Falcons hosting Eagles tonight
Frederick hosts the Baltimore Eagles at McCurdy Field with four former Maryland players on the Eagles roster Al Neville Dan Bungeri Frank Russell and Ken Scott Neville has been one of the ACC's top passers and led the league in passing last year Russell and Bungeri were top receivers in the ACC Scott started on Maryland's defensive line All four played on Maryland bowl teams Russell and Neville tried out for the Colts this year Baltimore holds a 3 1 record while Frederick is 1 3 The two clubs have met once before with Baltimore winning 17 9 in which Neville was quiet before Terry Piper led the Eagles to victory Piper may miss tonight as John Odessa signed from Hagerstown Baltimore seeks its best year probability.
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Maryland Football Weekend Schedule
The Associated Press lists college football games for Maryland teams including Maryland at Tennessee at night, Navy at Virginia, Mansfield State at Towson State, Morgan State vs Grambling at Waynesburg, Frostburg State at midnight, Maryland Eastern Shore at Johnson C Smith at night, Bowie State at Cheyney, Salisbury State at Trenton State.
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Kist’s two TDs lift South Carroll past Aberdeen 12 7
Jeff Kist scored twice for South Carroll as they beat Aberdeen 12 7 on Friday securing their first win in two games. Kist’s second score came early in the fourth quarter after Aberdeen fumbled at their 28 yard line. The Cavaliers outrushed Aberdeen 238 yards to 60 passing yards and 9 total yards for Aberdeen. Morgan posted 78 rushing and Keefer 71 while Aberdeen’s lone score came on a 60 yard pass.
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Pats Cadets Cougars slated for grid action
Local grid action today features Pats Cadets and Cougars in area games. Thomas Johnson moves from Friday to Saturday at Jefferson County due to heavy rain, Frederick plays Fort Hill, Catoctin seeks its first win at Glenelg, with Montgomery and Carroll County matchups including Poolesville at Chapticon Gaithersburg at Seneca Valley London at Damascus FSK at Wilde Lake and North Carroll at Westminster TS stands 2-0 after beating Severna Park last Friday.
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