TJ Patriots explode in second half for 27-6 win
Thomas Johnson turns a 7-6 halftime edge into a 27-6 victory over Edmondson. QB Billy Koontz passes better after the break as TJ racks up 205 rushing yards led by Steve Wilkinson and Elmer Morris. Defensive effort stifles Edmondson to 59 total yards.
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Boonsboro narrows win over Catoctin 9 8 in Monocacy clash
Boonsboro edged Catoctin 9 8 as a late 35 yard pass from John Everline to Dave Conway sealed the go ahead score. Catoctin, shut out in two prior games, took a 8 3 lead late before the Warriors answered with the decisive touchdown and failed conversion.
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Brunswick Routs Hancock 15-6 In Friday Upset
Brunswick Railroaders topped Hancock 15-6 to improve to 2-1, while Hancock remained winless at 0-3. Key plays included Steve Younker’s 70 yard punt return for Hancock and Tim Cates’ 1 yard TD for Brunswick, along with Pat O'Hara's 7 yard run. Peters gained 107 yards on seven carries for Brunswick, with Cates adding 86 yards on 20 attempts. passing was limited for both teams.
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Middletown top TJ in 2-0 soccer win
Middletown goalkeeper Mark Thompson notches an eight-save shutout as Mark Sheffler scores twice against Thomas Johnson in wet muddy conditions. FCC edges American University B team 32 in Washington D.C. with Clover Hawley and Dennis Remsberg scoring. Frederick improves to 2-2.
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Tigers Trail Boston 7-4 After Seven Inning Delay
Detroit led Boston 7-4 through seven innings on Friday night as rain interruptions slowed the game.
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Falcons Face York County Lions After Crushing Losses
Frederick Falcons attempt a rebound against the winless York County Lions at York Stadium at 2 p.m. The Falcons aim to snap a string of defensive breakdowns while seeking offense uplift after a tough stretch. York has improved but has yet to beat Frederick, entering with a 1-4 record and a season scoring gap of 137 to 31 against opponents.
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Orioles rally to beat Brewers in ninth inning
Royle Stillman drew a bases loaded walk with two outs in the ninth to lift Baltimore past Milwaukee 6-5. The Orioles trailed 5-4 after Mike Hegan’s homer, then tied the game on a Tony Muser double and an Elrod Hendricks double, with an infield error loading the bases before Stillman’s walk. other league action followed with Cincinnati, Pittsburgh and New York games noted.
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