Miscues aid Lions in 36 12 triumph
Walkersville defeated Linganore 36 to 12 in the MVAL clash as Lions capitalized on Linganore fumbles and INTs in the second half. Greg Pfister and Mike Fox sparked the comeback with key plays, leading to a 20-12 edge after three quarters and a late Lion surge sealing the win.
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Rickerds
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Cadets Rally In OT But Fall To Fort Hill In Narrow Showdown
Fort Hill edged Frederick 13-12 in overtime at FAS stadium as Blaine Shewbridge kicked the deciding extra point after a tense second half. Frederick limited the Cadets to 82 rushing yards and forced OT with eight minutes left, led by quarterback Dean Rush and Lee Samson who scored in regulation.
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Robbie Boone
Boone
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Orioles Top Brewers as Boddicker Shuts Out Early
Rookie Mike Boddicker scattered seven hits over eight innings, dropping his ERA to 2.72 as Baltimore beat Milwaukee 8 to 1. The Orioles totaled 17 hits and built a 7-0 lead aided by five doubles and a triple, with Cal Ripken Jr. and Al Bumbry contributing multiple RBI chances.
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Cougars blank Boonsboro as Catoctin goes 2-0
Catoctin, led by Rob Warthen's 115 rushing yards and three touchdowns, defeated Boonsboro 27-0 on Friday to move to 2-0 and 1-0 in the MVAL. Warthen scored twice in the first quarter and once in the second, with strong blocking helping the efforts.
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Catoctin's Warthen, Parker pace 2- TDs lead over Boonsboro
Vern Warthen scores three touchdowns for Catoctin on two runs in the first quarter and a 3-yard run in the second as John Parker adds two extra points and a 10-yard TD in the third. The Cougars total 249 yards and hold Boonsboro to 85 rushing yards while intercepting two passes and committing seven penalties. Brunswick Railroaders beat Francis Scott Key 18-6 behind Billy Brewster kicking and two defensive plays, including Tony Hamilton's interception. Thomas Johnson shuts out Liberty 20-0 behind four Liberty miscues and two Jamie Lipps field goals. Continued on Page A-9.
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Terps face West Virginia Longhorns season opener
Top college teams surge into weekend action as Texas hosts Auburn in a high profile opener while Oklahoma meets Ohio State and Penn State seeks a rebound after a rough start. Veteran coaches and rising stars shape intrigue across a slate of early games with national implications.
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