Brunswick Romeo-Red Lion Rivalry Sparks 5-4 Soccer Win
Brunswick defeated Walkersville 5-4 in boys soccer to earn its first win of the season. Jeremy Lowery and Nick Pilatsky each notched a hat trick for Brunswick while Travis Stull added two goals and an assist. The Railroaders led 4-1 at halftime as Lowery opened scoring, with Pilatsky scoring late in the first half and again in the second. Walkersville’s Pilatsky added his third, and Wade Milyard scored to narrow, but Brunswick held on. Brunswick junior varsity also won 1-0 over Walkersville.
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Milanovich to Start for Maryland in Georgia Tech Clash
Maryland coach Mark Duffner named Scott Milanovich the starting quarterback over Brian Cummings for the Thursday night game at Georgia Tech. Milanovich replaces Cummings, who led the 17th ranked Terrapins to a 40 record, and will also punt, with Milanovich posting a 42.8 career punting average.
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Duffner Names Milanovich Maryland Starter At Georgia Tech
Maryland coach Mark Duffner announced that senior Scott Milanovich will start at quarterback for Thursday’s game at Georgia Tech. Milanovich returns from a four game NCAA suspension for betting on sports, while Brian Cummings led the offense to four wins. Cummings threw 680 yards, five TDs and ran for four scores in the interim. If Milanovich performs well, he could become an early NFL draft pick.
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Touching all the bases by Stan Goldberg
Maryland quarterback Stan Goldberg is the standout playmaker with a school career TD passes record of 47 and a 66.1 completion percentage. He ranks second in yardage with 6125, trailing Boomer Esiason, and has started most of the past two seasons, suggesting he should play as soon as eligible per Duffner.
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Yankees tighten grip on AL wild-card berth
Paul O Neill homered twice driving in three as the Yankees beat the Brewers 5 4 to tighten their hold on the AL wild card. Stevlin Hitchcock allowed five hits in seven innings but the bullpen faltered in the eighth. Wetteland saved his 30th game, and New York extended its edge over the Angels to 14 games.
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Mussina Earns 18th Win as Orioles Blank Blue Jays
Mike Mussina pitched five hitters for his 18th victory to lead the Orioles over Toronto 5-0. He struck out six and walked one in his third shutout of the season, tying the major league lead in wins with Greg Maddux. Jeff Huson plated a run with a double, and Brady Anderson added an RBI single in the second.
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Redskins star Monte Coleman retires after 16 seasons
Redskins defender Monte Coleman announced his retirement after 16 seasons with Washington. The linebacker, a three time Super Bowl champion, tied the club record for seasons with the team and becomes one of the few to play in three decades for the Redskins.
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Coleman retires after 11 seasons with Redskins
Monte Coleman ends a 12 year Redskins career after 216 games 56 1 2 sacks 17 interceptions and 1 009 tackles not offered a 1995 contract. Bobby Mitchell lauds his loyalty while Darrell Green and Art Monk join others at the announcement.
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TJ Patriots roll past Linganore in straight three sets
Janie Marshall led TJ with 13 spike kills and two blocks as the Patriots defeated Linganore 15-0 15-13 15-2. Judy Whims added three aces, two kills and six saves while setter Kristy Fisher delivered 17 sets.
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