Owls edge Cadets as Westminster woes deepen
Frederick defeats Westminster 33 12 for third straight loss while timely late plays stir coach Ricucci who blasts Westminster for unsportsmanlike conduct. Tim Wims rushes for 128 yards and 2 touchdowns guiding the Cadets to season highs in offense and 275 total yards despite a defensive lapse late.
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Cates sparks Brunswick past Hedgesville 12 7 in comeback win
Tim Cates ran 22 times for 98 yards and two touchdowns lifting Brunswick to a 12-7 comeback victory over Hedgesville. Brunswick improves to 3-1, Hedgesville drops to 1-3 as O Hara and Horst contributed on defense and special teams.
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Linganore Falls To Valley 30 14 In Football Action
Linganore blew two first half scoring opportunities and Valley led by Kevin Steele dominated the second half to win 30 14. Linganoretraced to 3 8 at halftime with two turnovers, Haley 62 yard run, Steele 17 and 4 yard TD runs. Linganore 1 3 now 1 3 Valley 2 2. Cincinnati Bengals rookie Chris Bahr recalls his first football contact since high school saying Stevans tackle could have been worse.
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Martinsburg Dominates South Carroll In Offense Fueled Win
Martinsburg, the top ranked West Virginia team, ran for 591 yards led by Fulton Walker's 176 yards and three touchdowns as they crushed South Carroll 63 15. South Carroll suffers first league loss, while Martinsburg remains unbeaten in Tri-State play with a fourth straight win. Walker added two interceptions on defense.
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Seneca tops Paint Branch 28 7 in Friday rout
Seneca Valley led by Bobby Allen rushed for two touchdowns and threw for another as the Eagles trounced Paint Branch 28 7 before 2000 at Seneca Valley. Allen accounted for three scores, Lavin caught a 22 yard TD, and the defense held Paint Branch inside its 25 yard line.
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Patriots Clash with Rebels in Hagerstown Night Action
Thomas Johnson seeks a fourth straight win as TJ faces South Hagerstown in Hagerstown in the first Tri-State game and 61st away game of the year. Catoctin hosts FSK aiming for Monocacy Valley win after a loss to Boonsboro. Other matchups include Kentucky at MSD, Middletown at Damascus, North Carroll at North Harford, and FCC at Rockville.
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Garland leads Birds over Bosox in shutout win
Wame Garland earned his 15th victory as Baltimore blanked Boston 3 to 0 Friday night. Ken Singleton hit his 13th homer in the second inning to start the rally. Rick Wise was lifted after facing three batters in the inning, and Baltimore added two more runs on a pair of doubles by Doug DeCinces and Mark Belanger. Al Bumbry threw out Rick Miller at home in the fourth to preserve the lead as the Orioles push to stay in the pennant race.
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Middletown Wins 2-0 In Class C Soccer Match
Middletown defeats Linganore 2-0 to extend county class C run as Greg Shipley and Barry Blickenstaff score. Walkersville rallies past Catoctin 2-1 with late goals to remain unbeaten. TJ and North Hagerstown battle to a 1-1 tie after two overtimes. St. Joseph’s tops Mt. Carmel 3-0 as Enright leads with two goals and three others contribute.
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Don Conroy
Tom Lewis
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