Bullets sign Green and Bol to rookie deals
Washington Bullets announce the signing of first round pick Kenny Green and second round center Manute Bol. Green, 12th overall from Wake Forest, leaves college early after two All ACC selections. Bol, 7 foot 7, starred at University of Bridgeport and led USBL in rebounds and blocks with records set in a 31 game season.
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Hayes Trails by Five in MAPGA Championship Round One
Hayes of Eaglehead Country Club shot 70 to sit five behind leader Wheeler Stewart of Indian Springs Country Club who fired 65. Stewart surged with 32 on the front and 33 on the back nine while Hayes stood 25 over par on the first day at Kenwood Country City. Mike McGinnis of Holly Hills CC stood nine back after a 74 with 37s on both sides.
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Gove grabs Texas Open lead with late birdie burst
Mike Grove fires a career-best 7 under 83 to lead the Texas Open after a windy morning round at Oak Hills. Jodie Mudd is two back after 64, with Dan Pohl at 65 and a group at 66 including Conner Hayes Vernate Jones. Hammond sits four off the pace at 67.
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Weather disrupts seven football games and area matches
With Hurricane Gloria expected to bring rain and winds to the region, all seven football games, two field hockey clashes, a girls soccer match, and three cross country meets face postponement. Frederick County officials say no decisions have been made yet and a wait and see approach governs Thursday’s schedule.
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Maret air game stalls MSD in 28 22 loss
MSD Washington Maryland School for the Deaf fell to 1 3 as Maret Academy won 28 22 in Washington DC. MSD rushed 139 yards while Maret managed 44. Eric Woods led MSD with 78 yards and Tim Monigan threw a 50 yard TD to Derek Stratford.
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Frederick Cruises Past Glenelg In Girls Soccer
Frederick Cadets beat Glenelg 6-0 as Cathy Billups scored four goals to pace the win and Nancy Apple made 16 saves in goal. Latkovski and Facey added goals, Latkovski with an assist. Frederick outshot 32-17 and also won the junior varsity 2-1.
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Linganore Beats North Carroll 21 8 In Thursday Football
Linganore defeated North Carroll 21 to 8 as Danny Lang scored twice on 2 yard sneaks and Danny Scheel added a 7 yard run plus a two point conversion. Keith Willis kicked the extra point. Scheel led Linganore in rushing with 45 yards. North Carroll tallied on a 22 yard run by Robbie Johnson.
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