Spacey mixed bag of sports notes and political quips
A collage of brief items reports on Olympic issues, Turner’s Braves tepee return, Dukakis backing a World Boxing Hall of Fame, A. J. Foyt sidelined, NCAA drug testing push, Potvin denial of abuse claims, Lillis extending Astros, Dye’s wishbone legacy, Brewers stadium seating move, and a jokey quote from Bob James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feoege
Nec-a-homa
Ted Turner
Atlanta Braves
Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium
Turner
Braves
Michael S. Dukakis
Brockton
Mass
Rocky Martiano
Marvelous Marvin Hagler
Dukakis
A.J. Foyt
Foyt
Charlotte
N.C
Dallas
NCAA
Denis Potvin
New York Islanders
Potvin
Linganore edged 4-2 in OT over Francis Scott Key
Linganore and Francis Scott Key played a tight game with goals by Linganore’s Laura Tom and Kathy Cave on penalty strokes to seal a 4-2 double overtime win. Ana Contesti and Tom scored for Linganore. Amy Rue and Sarianne Black replied for FSK as Key tied 2-2 late. Robin Robinson starred in goal for Linganore. Dawn Hoke stood out for FSK. Sue Jardine assisted. In jayvee, Lisa Flohr netted twice in a 2-0 Linganore win. Volleyball meeting Bushwacker’s Volleyball Club plans first practice Sept. 20 at 7:30 p.m. at Frederick Recreation Center ahead of 1982-84 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linganore
Laura Tom
Kathy Cave
Francis Scott Key
Ana Contesti
Tom
the Lancers
Amy Rue
Sarianne Black
FSK
Robin Robinson
Dawn Hoke
Sue Jardine
Jayvee
Lisa Flohr
The
Lancers
Bushwaiter’s
United States Volleyball Association
Frederick Recreation Center
Chesapeake
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
Frederick City
Bassmasters anglers dominate Potomac fishing event
In a sunlit Potomac day, Bart Tracey’s Bicentennial club led a float-through meet between Brunswick and Point of Rocks with 14 keepers totaling 14 pounds 8 ounces. Greg Myers and Bill Bauman followed, while Washington County’s Dargan Bend contest saw Ed Keller top the field with 7 pounds 9 ounces overall after four fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart Tracey
Bicentennial Bassmasters
Upper
Potomac
Washington County
Bassmasters
Bicentennials
Brunswick
Point of Rocks
Greg Myers
Bill Bauman
Larry Riner
Elmer Embrey
Riner’s
Embrey
Seneca
Bass Anglers Lead Daily Standings In Late Season Meet
Nelson Lewis, Bob Miller, and Clyde Keller led the bass standings with weights of 1 lb 2 oz, 14 oz, and 12 oz. The Washington County Club plans a Sept 25 tournament at White's Ferry as the sixth event of the season. Charlie Garst boated the day’s biggest bass, while Barry Figard led the Delmarva Bass Fisherman tournament with a 1 lb 4 oz fish on the lower Potomac. A total of 109 bass were weighed by 52 entrants amid hot weather and algal blooms. The next DBF stop is Oct 2 at Lake Anna, followed by the Classic two weeks later. The 1984 schedule lists nine tournaments from November 1983 through October 1984, with MVBF set to replace the name of the organizing body and Dave White moving to Woodbridge, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Lewis
Bob Miller
Clyde Keller
Lewis
Miller
Keller
Washington County Club
White's Ferry
Charlie Garst
Barry Figard
Delmarva
Potomac
Figard
Randy Romig
Robert Martin
Richard Carey
Don Fulton
Neal Peacock
Carl Jaeger
Calvin Gravel
Jimmy Walker
DBF
Lake Anna
Sturgeons Creek
Potomac River
Pohick Bay
Back Bay
Chic-James River
Hideaway Mariza
Rappabaziek River
Tapapse Marisa
Pobick Bay
Early Bird
Virginia
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Dave White
Laurel
Woodbridge
MVBF
Brewster Circle
Bass fishing report and upcoming tournaments in Maryland area
The News notes bass catches around Knoxville Haunswitz Nolans Ferry and Lake Anna with many throwbacks and shallow water activity. Anglers report smallmouths and largemouths using crank baits grubs and spinner baits. Tournament action includes Lander Bassmasters at Seneca, Maryland Bass Fishermen's Association Susquehanna classic, and Bucketmouth Bassmasters at Pocomoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deep Creek Lake
Potomac
Williamsport
Seneca
McCoys Ferry
Knoxville
Angiers
Haunswitk
Nolans Ferry
Lake Anna
Azeys Fitness
Delmas Moon
Bill Mathias
Gene Hord
U S Open linesman dies from fall injuries
Richard Wertheim, 60, of Lexington Massachusetts, died at Flushing Hospital after a fall at the U S Open last Saturday. He toppled from a folding chair when struck in the groin by a ball during the junior boys title match between Stefan Edberg and Simon You. He remained unconscious on a respirator in intensive care until his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richard Wertheim
Lexington
Mass
Flushing Hospital and Medical Center
Dor Rodda
Wertheim
Stefan Edberg
Sweden
Simon You
Australia
Edberg
National Tennis Center
Flushing Meadow
Rodda
Silhouette Target Match Set at Bartgis Range Sunday
The Cresap Rifle Club will sponsor a silhouette target match at the James E. Bartgis Memorial Range on Sunday with practice starting at noon and the main match at 1 p.m. NRA silhouette rules govern the event and classification. For details contact Jim Moore at the Sharp shooter on West Patrick Street by phone at 694.9179.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Bartgis
Cresap Rifle Club
NRA
Jim Moore
West Patrick Street
Hornet booters open season with 1-0 win at Glen Elg
Damascus Hornets edged Glen Elg 1-0 as Scott Linton fed John Finerty for the only score 10 minutes into the second half. Despite playing most of the game a man short, Damascus controlled play and limited Glen Elg to six shots. Jv beat Damascus 2-1 with goals by Jim Simms and Brian Barbour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus
Glen Elg
Hornets
Scott Linton
John Finerty
Bill Belke
Charlie Becker
Mike Kuhn
Peter Parker
Jim Simms
Brian Barbour
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Olympics
Fay Crean
Don Miller
Olympic Er Abs
Houston Asus
Bob Lillis
Astros Board
Sohn McMullen
Lillis
Bill Virdon
Astros
University of Wyoming
Pat Dye
Dye
Auburn
Bull Isegee
Wyoming
East Carolina
Air Force
Milwaukee Brewers
Milwaukee County Board
County Stadium
Penny Podell
Jeff
Reardon
Montreal Expos
Bob James
Linganore Strikers
Dargan Bend
Washington County Bassmasters
Ed Keller
Bob Easterday
Jim Giffords Bassin
Notes
the News
Frederick, Md
Pember
Lander
Maryland Bass Fishermen's Association
Susquehanna
Pocomoke
Charles Town
Furst
Moreno
Omoreno
Hodeon
Romen
Dudley
Cagiesada
Buddy
Lada
Martle
Seoncel Brown
Lord Linden Serva
Yokey
K & Peay
Demter
Adam
EA Gelden
Daetnca
Mickle Parke
Marshall
Porp's Bay
Betzacourt
Chena Redae
Brown
Voss
Moresor
Honest Endeavor
Bradshaw
Boorerang Zoomie Werer
Pirog Srp
Parnog
Romeo
Manan
Wacom Ers
Boevans Ja Bastey
Betaacoorts
Casey Jets
Casey
Wuna
Tas
Leet Sun
Nbs
Rich
Bettee
Frost
Sou
Bompeerisi
Serra
Prince Marsha
Murder
Eden Querada
Semmer
Alecand
Sabarrtee
Graffagnunt
Rachs
Morgues
Gremers
Mt Ang
Tor
Xalge
Wr Tin
Palmer
Lander Wrightman
Brow
Wintacre
Proud Pat
Carmean
Aatles
Alu
Dupoy
Sota
Wade
Figen
Brucetown
London
Ben Vossass
Quezada
Masorag
Richy
Sea Noble
Pearson
Alexander
Ocean
Tresham
Shaw
Cheng
Conklin
Delgada
Grable
Tyas Bop
Vanpein
Castrnada
Evemca Serna
Hutchinson
Sierra Us
Leroy Boy
Wever
Rodson
Gemby
Burton
Itedsoc
Ray Wachter
Siren
Aca
Delphey
Sport Store, Inc
W. Patrick St
NFL Action
Skyline Lounge
Washington
Baltimore Area
Hornet Booters
Hess
New Jersey
Southern States
Frederick
Mr. Airy
Airy
Middletown
Southern States Valley Co-Op
Woodsboro
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