Patriots crush Edmondson 36-6 to open Tri-State season
Thomas Johnson dominated Edmondson 36 to 6 as Rob Gilford struggled with two interceptions while backup John Wolf scored and passed for a TD. The Patriots, led by Wesley Rippeon with 77 rushing yards, pushed to a 18-0 halftime lead and prepared for next week's league opener against South Hagerstown.
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Gilford rallies in late TDs as TJ runs up score
Edmondson scores late in second quarter after Gilford’s two interceptions. Rock Scarborough caps a 27 yard drive with a three yard TD. TJ dominates second half with a scoring on first possession and two fourth quarter TDs. Wesley Rippeon adds a five yard TD run, Wolf leads late scoring with a 36 yard pass to Weedon and a 23 yard TD. Schroder suggests Gilford to keep starter for next league opener.
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Area high school football and soccer schedule highlights
Frederick opens its football season hosting South Hagerstown at TJ. Boonsboro visits Catoctin, Poolesville goes to Linganore, Philadelphia School for the Deaf plays MSC. Middletown meets North Carroll, Brunswick faces Oakland Mills, Seneca Valley plays Elkton, Damascus at Sherwood, Smithsburg vs FSK, Southern at South Carroll. In soccer, Walkersville travels to Middletown and Baltimore Lutheran visits St. Joe's.
Linganore Lancers edge Catoctin on dramatic penalty kicks
In a marathon soccer game Linganore and Catoctin played to a 1-1 draw through regulation and two overtimes. John Ruh sealed the win for Linganore with an eighth penalty kick as Catoctin missed in sudden death. Linganore improves to 1-0 while Catoctin falls to 0-2-1.
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Pirates Narrow NL East Gap With 4-1 Win Over Mets
The Pittsburgh Pirates beat the New York Mets 4-1 as Doc Medich and Dave Giusti combined on six hits. The win tightens the NL East race, with Pittsburgh three games behind the Phillies after Philadelphia's 4-3 12-inning loss to the Cubs.
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Simple Flight Triumphs In Tri-State Futurity At Charles Town
Simple Flight owned by Mrs. William R Harris won the Tri-State Futurity at Charles Town by 344 lengths finishing in 1:26.3 for 7 furlongs under rider Thomas Lee. Hagany ridden by Edward Cape took second by a half length over Bryan Market with Kenny Skinner aboard. Royal Glance finished last. Purse awards totaled $50,925 plus $2,500 breeders prize for the winner with $5,000 and $2,500 for second and third, respectively.
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FCC Upsets Harford 4-2 In Overtime Soccer Bout
Bel Air hosts Harford as FCC clinches a 4-2 win after two overtimes. Eddie Poole and Dave Seaton scored in overtime following a 2-2 regulation deadlock. Bradley Grimes Tim Pierce and Seaton contributed in regulation while Doug Frailey stopped 17 shots for FCC.
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Maryland and opponents set for today’s college games
The Associated Press lists games featuring Maryland at West Virginia Navy at Connecticut Bowie State at Frostburg State Howard at Maryland Eastern Shore Ursinus at Western Maryland Towson State at Madison Glassboro State at Salisbury State.
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Falcons reshuffle lineup for pivotal Ravens showdown
Frederick Falcons reshuffle key positions after a 31 25 loss to Carroll County. Coach Dick Shipley inserts guards Jessie Johnson and Gene Snowden, moves Ernie Bowens to cornerback, switches Charlie Kidrick to middle linebacker, promotes Maurice Boyd to tight end, and alters kicking duties. He emphasizes fundamentals on the defensive line as Frederick aims to improve against the unbeaten Baltimore Eagles at Patterson Park.
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