Short Takes U S calls off hockey game over tragedy
An exhibition between the U S Olympic team and the Soviet Union was canceled in protest of the Korean airliner disaster. Detroit's Mike Intsch called the cancellation a respectful move to memory of the victims and survivors.
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Weekend of big games shakes up college football rankings
AP Sports writer notes a sprawling slate with top teams Oklahoma Ohio State Texas Auburn Michigan Washington West Virginia Maryland Nebraska Notre Dame Clemson Alabama and others in action. Predictions favor Oklahoma 24 14 and Michigan Washington 21 14 while many matchups highlight marquee clashes and potential upsets across the top twenty.
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Frederick freshmen roll past Singapore 30 8 on opening Buckeye spark
Buckeye coach Kenny Hardy scored two touchdowns to lead Frederick to a 30 8 win over Singapore in freshmen football at Frederick. The Cadets improved to 2 6 on the year with 72 points scored to 8 by opponents. Hardy opened with a 95 yard kickoff return for a TD and added an 80 yard rushing score. William Henry had a 40 yard interception return for a TD and Kevin White added a 50 yard rushing score.
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Amyx tops Rum Run field in Baltimore event
Jennifer Amyx of Woodsboro led the female finishers in the Rum Run for Sickle Cell Anemia in Baltimore, with a 36:53 in her age group. Tom Curley of Emmitsburg won his age group and placed seventh overall at 30:41, while other local runners from Frederick Steeplechasers posted varying times. The article also notes a six mile race at Gambrill State Park won by Dwayne Neal in 33:16 and details on a backpacking and camping program by the City of Frederick Recreation Department.
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Recreation News and Local Soccer Highlights
The first classroom session is set for 7 p.m. Thursday Sept 15 at the City Adult Recreation Center with free public classes and outdoor trips. Linganore and Mount Airy soccer teams posted multiple wins in Carroll County action with standout players named. Darrs Tavern defended its Brunswick league title in a playoff thriller.
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Zoeller Leads Las Vegas Event With 63 Shot
Fuzzy Zoeller shot a 63 and built a three stroke edge after the first round of the Las Vegas Pro-Celebrity Golf Classic. He played four desert courses amid 208 players in 100 degree heat and used four par-5s to go 5 under with an eagle and three birdies. Bob Gilder Lew Graham and Hale Irwin were three back at 66. The event features 90 holes over five days with a $1,050,000 purse and a $135,000 winner’s share. Pro-ams and team pro-ams add funding for medical bills of Jack Newton Ron Commons and Mark McCumber.
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