Emmitsburg tennis results and Rockville loss noted
Readable lines show Emmitsburg players Lewken and Chambers winning at number four and five while Lamney and Jestzen teams post scores. Montgomery Rockville defeats FCC 5 4 to 1, giving FCC their first loss. team records reflect 1-1.
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Cougars rally past Patriots in area soccer thriller
Catoctin erased a halftime deficit to beat Thomas Johnson 4-3 in area soccer Friday. Keith Wivell made seven saves for the Cougars, while TJ’s Eric Raub stopped five. FCA defeated Temple Christian 3-0 as Nicky Zemo and Joey Bane scored, boosting FCA to 4-3 on the year.
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Damascus Hornets crush Glenelg 5 0 in soccer rout
Rafael Azarza, a former Spain exchange student, tallied three goals to power Damascus to a 5-0 victory over Glenelg on Friday. Teammates Mike Kuhn and Jim Suddath added goals as Damascus improved to 2-1 while outshooting the visitors 22-11. Damascus won the junior varsity 3-1.
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Linganore Dominates TJ In Gymnastics Meet Victory
Angie Fitterer led Linganore with three first place finishes as they defeated Thomas Johnson 90.25 to 70.95. Linganore showed strong performances across multiple events with standout scores from Fitterer and Spitzer while TJ team members contributed notable marks.
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Mount St Marys Dominates Notre Dame 2-0 in Field Hockey
Mount St Marys had 71 shots and secured a 2-0 victory over Notre Dame. Coe made 17 saves, while Ron Deegan redirected a Monica Grillo cross for the first goal. Helen Mayberry assisted and Sherry Hi finished the insurance tally, Thea Ackerman posted her second shutout of the year.
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NFL talks to resume weekend to resolve season strike
In New York Jack Jamas and Red Garvey lead NFL owners and players union toward weekend talks to settle the four day strike that has wiped out 14 games. The session may include mediator commissioner Pete Rozelle though he would not negotiate.
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Tigers edge Indians in 16 innings to snap skid
Ed Glynn pitched the winning run in the 16th as Detroit defeated Cleveland 4-3 after a suspended game, with Tim Wallach driving Expos to a 6-4 win over the Pirates to keep NL East hopes alive for Montreal. Rafael Ramirez hit two homers for Atlanta in an 11-6 win over San Diego. John Moses sparked Seattle's 3-2 win over Toronto with a ninth inning double and a bunt, while Ed VandeBerg set a rookie appearances record in the White Sox 3-2 win over Minnesota. Royals beat Oakland 7-4 to end a skid as Hal McRae drove in three runs.
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Mount St. Marys Tennis Opens With Wins In Salisbury
Mount St. Marys College opened its season with its first men’s tennis victories. Ed Woolford defeated Paul D Amico of Virginia Commonwealth University 2 4 2 he edged Mike Lantz of UMBC in straight sets, while Dave eeCenet won his match as did teammate Curt Baylor. Woolford later fell to Kevin Winston of Old Dominion?
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