Fourth Quarter Rally Gives TJ 21-12 Win
Thomas Johnson pulled away in the fourth quarter to defeat Edmonson 21-12 before about 800 Patriots fans at TJ stadium. TJ rallied from 12-6 down as Jeff Comer capped a 74 yard drive with a 28 yard TD, then Comer added a 24 yard run for the final margin. Comer led TJ with 122 rushing yards on 24 carries and 70 passing yards, while Bob Dailey’s 49 yard interception return gave TJ an early lead. Edmonson’s offense was hampered by 24 penalties for 213 yards.
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Thomas Johnson
Edmonson
Patriot
TJ Stadium
Bob Pickett
Bernard Scott
Patriots
Jerry Finley
Steve Wilkinson
Jeff Comer
Comer
Finley
Redskins
Bob Dailey
Scott
Rollie Atkinson
Football daily matchups key games listed
S Hagerstown faces FHS at TI Boonsboro hosts Catoctin Middletown meets Seneca Valley Musselman plays Linganore Brooklyn Park meets South Carroll Poolesville eyes Northern contest with rival schedules across the region.
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S. Hagerstown
FHS
TI Boonsboro
Catoctin
Middletown
Seneca Valley
Musselman
Linganore
Brooklyn Park
South Carroll Poolesville
Brunswick Top Hancock For First Victory 26-0
Brunswick Railroaders clinched their first win of the season by blanking Hancock 26-0 as Tim Schuster blocked a punt leading to a first quarter score. Jim Reynolds starred with a 21 yard TD reception and a kickoff of momentum, while Chris Hoffman added a two yard TD run. The team totaled 296 yards, 123 passing and 173 rushing, with coach Herb Daugherty praising blocks and teamwork.
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Railroaders
Hancock
Tim Schuster
Jim Reynolds
Brunswick
Chris
Herb Daugherty
Title Bout Set Oct. 30 in Kinshasa
In Kinshasa a government spokesman said the postponed George Foreman Muhammad Ali heavyweight title fight would occur on October 30. Foreman indicated he was aiming for that date as well while his eye injury heals. Foreman’s manager Dick Sadler expected to decide once the bandage comes off, likely Tuesday.
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Kinshasa
Zaire
George Foreman
Muhammad Ali
Foreman
Dick Sadler
Sadler
Eagles rout MSD as Marvin Miller nets four first half TDs
Hedgesville defeated MSD 51-0 as running back Marvin Miller scored four touchdowns in the opening half. Miller totaled 96 rushing yards before leaving with a leg issue, while the Eagles piled up 213 rushing yards and held MSD to minus 46 on the ground. Jeff Orr, Russ Shackleford, Robert Windle, and Frank Edwards added scoring in the second half.
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Marvin Miller
Eagles
MSD
Miller
Jeff Orr
Russ Shackleford
Robert Windle
Randy Horst
Frank Edwards
Orioles
Barber Takes Lead In Kings Island Golf
Old pro Miller Barber led the Ohio Kings Island Golf Tournament with a three under par 68 in the second round, totaling 136 and a six under par edge over Dick Rhyan. Jack Nicklaus struggled to a 71, sitting six back at 142, as Victor Regalado finished third at 139 amid a crowded pack led by Mike Hill at 140.
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Mason
Ohio
Miller Barber
Barber
Jeader
Dick Rhyan
Rhyan
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Victor Regalado
Mexico
Regalado
Mike Hill
Curtis Sifford
Graham Marsh
Charley Owens
Jim Ferriell
Bruce Ashworth
Gary Groh
Tom Kite
Knights Defeat Thomas Johnson in Second Straight Win
Middletown Knights top Thomas Johnson 4 0 Friday at TJ scoring two goals in first half and three in second. Nichols netted four goals to lead offense while Winzer added one. Moser and Clingan anchored defense as TJ’s Moore returning from injury showed early action.
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Chuck Nichols
Middletown
Thomas Johnson
Knights
Walkersville
Nichols
Jead
Eric Winzer
Knight
Mark Sheffler
Patriots
Winzer
Denny Moser
Dane Clingan
Paul Adams
Mike Castle
Byron Moore
Louis Thomas
Moore
South Carroll
Fred Dayton
FCC and Cecil Tie 2-2 In Weeknight Soccer
FCC dominates play with 40 shots to Cecil’s 13 yet settlement ends in a 2-2 draw. Lee Brynes opened for FCC from 12 yards, Cecil answered, Don Butt assisted Greg Clabaugh for FCC go ahead, Cecil equalized at 15 minutes. Bridges Rogowsky’ defense holds as FCC moves to 2-2-1 and faces Community College of Baltimore next Tuesday at 4 pm.
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FCC
Cecil Community College
Cougars
Cecil
Lee Brynes
Greg Clabaugh
Don Butt
Butt
Community College of Baltymore
Foreman Tops NFC Scoring In Opening Vikings Win
Chuck Foreman started the NFL season strong for the Vikings leading the NFC in scoring with 18 points from three touchdowns in the season opener against Green Bay. He ranks fourth in rushing with 67 yards on 22 carries and fourth in receptions with five for 32 yards.
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Chuck Foreman
Viking
Vikings
Green Bay Packers
Orioles Rally Past Red Sox for 2-1 Victory
Don Baylor and Boog Powell homered as Baltimore pitcher Ross Grimsley and Grant Jackson combined on a six-hitter to beat Boston 2-1. The win left the Orioles tied for first in the AL East after New York swept Cleveland 5-4 and 3-1 in a Friday doubleheader.
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Boog Powell
Ross Grimsley
Grant Jackson
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Fred Lynn
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Grinsley
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Indians
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White Sox
Athletics
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Willie Stargell
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Falcons On Road Tonight Against Allegany Cougars
The Frederick Falcons travel to Cumberland to face the Allegany Cougars at 8 p.m. with hopes of adding to a recent 72 point win over York. Allegany has yet to win, scoring ten and allowing 144 in four games, while Falcons standout Mike Brooks and John Gentile pace the offense. Carroll County leads the East and York hosts them as Waynesboro visits Cumberland in tonight’s IFL action.
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Allegany Cougars
Falcons
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Allegany
Cougars
IFL
Mike Brooks
John Gentile
Carroll County
Waynesboro
Fort Hill High School
Hanover
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Eagles
National League and American League baseball results from various dates
A dense wrap reports multiple MLB results with scores, pitchers and a few weather notes. Key matchups include Baltimore 2 Boston 1, New York 5 Cleveland 3, Detroit 8 Milwaukee 5, California 2 Chicago 2, Oakland 0 Kansas City rainout at Texas, and numerous doubleheaders with listed pitchers such as Dobson Blyleven Perry Medich Palmer Lee Coleman Hunter Wood Fitzmorris Busby Bibby Brown Kousman Pi zarro Dettore Twitchell Torrez Spillner Rau Billingham Barr Reed Siebert. The article compiles standings, game results, and noted player lineups across leagues.
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Chicago
Oakland
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Kousman
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Osteen
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Twitchell
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Torrez
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Spillner
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Rau
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Billingham
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Barr
Avania
Reed
Houston
Siebert
Philaphia
Milwaukee Gy
Big Chicago
Atlanta
Chicagoa
Kansas Ci
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