The Daily Mail from Hagerstown, Maryland • Page 15

Hubs Entertain Westminster 77' North Hagerstown will try to halt a four-game losing streak tonight when the Hubs host Westminster in a Tri-State League game. The Hubs, still plagued by Inexperience, have improved steadily, although the end result has generally been the same. North lost to undefeated Fort Hill, 27-0, two weeks -ago, and last week lost, 27-12 to unbeaten Thomas Johnson. Westminster is not undefeated, as North's two previous foes have been. Westminster's record is 3-3 and just 1-2 in the Tri-State League.

The Hubs are 1-2 in the TSL. The Owls knocked off Waynesboro, 20-7, last week. Fullback John Taylor leads the Owls in rushing and scoring. Middle guard Ted Daigle, who Westminster coach Jim Head calls his "best lineman in a long, time," anchors the defense. being outscored 114-46 in six games, North has had few highlights.

Quarterback Mike Hideout began to move the Hubs last week with the option rollout. Last year, Westminster and North Hagerstown shared the TSL championship with 5-1 records. THOMAS JOHNSON (4-0, 3-0) AT MARTINSBURG 0-3): This game doesn't stack up as being one of the Tri-State League classics. TJ is riding high on Doug Cochran's 741 yards passing and 12 touchdown passes. Tight end Don Ziebell caught seven passes for 91 yards last week, and is a formidable player on defense as well.

Bobby Robinson, and Steve Wilkinson are qualify linemen on defense and offensive tackle Blane Thomas springs running backs Roy Strain and Bob Dahlgren. I (4-2, 2-1) AT AU.EGANY (4-2, 2-1): This, Cumberland Valley Athletic League game determines who will challenge first place Fort Hill for the title, Frederick's only league defeat came against Fort Hill, 19-0, early in the season. Allegany lost to South Hagerstown, 14-0. The Cadets, in winning their last four games, have shown a fine offensive balance with Mike Randolph passing and Rod Bowie rushing. CARD02A AT (3-4): The Cougars must rebound from last week's 41-0 trouncing at the hands of.

Loucloun County. Running backs Anthony Allen and Robert Twyman are swift, but the Jefferson defense has had some miserable games. Last week it yielded 321 yards rushing. A (2-4, 2-1) AT I (3-4, 1-3): Musselman hasn't won a game in nearly a month, but a victory tonight would shove the Applemen into third place in the Bi-State League. The Eagles have lost their last three, all league contests.

I A (0-5-1, 0-2) AT I (2-4, 0-2): Both teams are trying to avoid the Monocacy Valley League cellar. Brunswick has been shutout in its last two games. Linganore has recorded six points in its last two outings. Navy Hosts Air Force; Terrapins Away Again By; THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Maryland college football teams, steadily improving their rccqrd against outside competition, have a chance to pull even 'for the 1973 season by the time Saturdays full card of 10 games is completed. Six c6ntests are on the busy home schedule, highlighted by Air Force at Navy--the first service academy game in Annapolis since Army visited in 1942.

Other games bidding for local fan attention include North Carolina Central at Maryland- Eastern Shore, St. Paul's, Va. at" Frostburg State, Federal City College at Towson State, West Point Prep at Salisbury State, and Gallaudet at Bowie State. 'Maryland, although its quarterback situation is in a state of flux, is rated a 20-potnt favorite for its game at Wake Forest. Other road games include Morgan State at Delaware State, Johns Hopkins at Fordham, and Western Maryland at Washington Lee.

A a miserable start against out-of-statc foes, Maryland teams have posted an 11-5 record the past two weekends and now trail only 1721 for the season. That percentage should oh Saturday. improve again Navy has added 4,200 seats to its a i and a record home crowd is possible for the tussle with Air Force. The Middies underdogs, but are four-point their backers remind that a has lost only THE DAILY MAIL, Hagerstown, Md. FlFTEBfij FrKUy, 1t73 I South's Remsburg: Tops CVAL Field CRAIG REMSBURG leads field early NBA, ABA Scoreboard NBA No games scheduled.x FIRAT FRACE S2.IOO, 3 lds maidens, 3ft furlongs.

ABA Thursday's Games Memphis'93, San Antonio SI East 'Division Kentucky Carolina New York Memphis Virginia 3 3 2 2 0 L. Pct.G.B. 0 1.000 Jusl Got Mamed Lillians Lad 4 Rain Brave 6 Team Work 3 National Fun 9 Gallant Spirit 5 Gail Kelly Millie's Prince 7 King Duree 10 Rollin BOY 1 Rond Star 11 Robin Head 12 Mr. Independence .750 .667 .500 .000 West Division Denver Indiana Utah San Diego San Antonio .750 .600 .333 .167 limes to powerful 'enn State. Navy, with a 2-3 record, was valloped earlier this season by enn State, 39-0.

Air B'oree is 22 after losing to Colorado and Penn State, 19-9. Maryland, 3-2 after losing 2422 to North Carolina State, will visiting the Tar Heel state the third time in a month to on Wake Forest, 1-4. Ailing Al Neville almost railed off a miracle, rally for Terps last week, completing 19 of 32 passes just two weeks after suffering a dislocated left elbow. With quarterback Boh Avel- ini out because of a knee in iury, either Neville or seldom ised Ben Kinard will start for the Terps this week. Wake Forest has scored just one touchdown in its last three losses.

Morgan and Maryland-East ern Shore, both apparently out of the i in tbe Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference race with 1-2 records, play league games this week. Morgan's Bears, 2-3 in overall competition, should beat winless Delaware State. But the Hawks of M-ES, also 2-3 for the season, will be underdogs against N.C. Central, who have a 4-2 mark which includes an unbeaten 2-0 in league play. J007r czzcczzcee'602 While the Hawks and the Friday's Games Kentucky vs.

Carolina at Greensboro Memphis at New York San Antonio vs. Virginia al Hampton Utah at Indiana Denver at San Diego Saturday's Games Carolina at Kentucky Indiana at San Antonio Utah vs. Virginia at Norfolk Sunday's Games Indiana at Fan Diego Utah at New York Race Entries, Results At Shenandoah Downs N.B. Dupuy Louvfere Cape Brown Maxwell Cape Addesa Diavolikis N.B. Romaine Ccrda Maxwell SECOND RACE $1,700, 3 year olds up, claiming, S1501, SVi furlongs.

5-2 3-1 5 1 True Royally Flaming Urge Phantom Spy Leotan Drowin Randolph's Pet Wctplna Gultnr Echo Bay's Goof Mad Scramble Eddie's Big Calch Soft Wealher Oval Due Dalqo 120 Deliege 114 Thornton 114 Romaine 11J Seaman Reynolds Shellon Maguire Pauhla Romajnc Nucknls THIRD- RACE 3 4 claiming, S1500, lurlonns. Forlv 0 Lordy N.B. 117 A Likely Story Kratz 114 Frederick Wins Title Williamsport Beaten WILLIAMSPORT Williamsport's cross team suffered its first loss since 1971 Thursday afternoon, as Waynesboro spoiled the Wildcats' streak a 17-44 victory. John Douh of Waynesboro sliced nearly a full minute off the Williamsport course record with a time of 16:23.6. The course is three Mark Michaels and Greg Staley, both of Waynesboro, finished second and thir respectively.

Williamsport's top runner was fifth place Wayne Moser Mike Taylor, of Williamsport, was also clocked at 17:07 for sixth place. Waynesboro is now 9-2 on the year and Williamsport is 6-1. Rr-hfH pnlf to tV rtis'rirf I Golf Tournament pt a Cnunfry Club Thursdav The CsrlRts, who t.h district last year and thon TM caoture the title, tallied a score of Jo clown runner-ua North Hpynrslowfi with 368. S'Mithmi f-arrnft Counlv was th'r'1 f382). fourth f415) a nlopH fifth 438.

Thomas Johnson (42(T rnd (491) round on tto field. Frederick defend its state chamnionshin on No vemrmr 1 anri 2. By winn'nc dis rict title, the entir f'arfet team will enter th competition. ivp low scorer. a Rand Wfiinljorn a 'i'' John Closer Frederick) W'll also advance to the stale.

Those five inclndi Mark Nichnls of North. Brno Hanna of Beall. i a i Frederick of Southern, Pa Steiner of South and William Young of North. score was 1 strokes above par. 2 Nol So Good 4 Strong Survivcr 0 Until A King Isle Pick 5 Sir Bob 1 LilHe Brown Jan On The Sun 4 Lou Lander 3 Gallant Mink 3 Moppy Loppy I Xanthippe Cole Mermaid Roi Martin 117 DctJegc 117 Grove 120 117 Giraldo 120 Groue 114 Sluti 11? Brown Brov Dalgo 114 20-1 Gustines 117 20-1 Freshman 20-1 FOURTH RACE (2,000, 3 year olds, lair 6 Marlinsville 2 Llnd 1 Glo Lightly i Beaudacious 3 Gals Guy 5 Mr.

J. M. P. Revenue Sharfng 1 Varina Kid N.B. 117 RomaTne 111 Castanetfa 111 N.B.

114 Lou vie re 120 Castaneda Maxwell 115 Dupuy 120 FIFTH RACE $2,100, 3 year olds, laiming, 5350043000, 3Vi furlongs. 7 Dandy Gun NuckoLs 113 5-2 5 Flag Admiral Maguirc 105 8 Exclusive Harridan Maxwell 113 Terrible Tutfor Detiege 117 Fashion Leader Deliege 114 4 Lisa's Penny N.B. in 3 Hi Heart N.B. 5-1 6 Seas N.B.' 117 20-1 SIXTH RACE $1,700, 3 year olds up, claiming, 11500, i furlongs, i Rocky Hill Kirk 117 5 Latest Jel Shellon 1 Col Amber Brown 117 0 Tough Tiger Brown 114 2 Mr. M.

L. N.B. 9 I'm A Wave Slull' 2 Prince Muslum Louvlere 8 Counl The Kisses Kirk 7 Our Castanecfa A War Parade Dupuy 3 Foots Met Grove 1 Oh N.B. SEVENTH olds up, iurlongs. 117 15-1 114 15-1 114 70-1 IIJ 20-1 120 20-1 RACE si 3 yea claiming, 5 Saint Pal's Day 4 Charlotte Miss 9 Finest Rullar 6 Ruby J.

6 Turn To Chat 2 All Well 7 Tongues Of Fire 3 Take Hr Easy 1 Go War Van E1GHTH RACE 12,100, up, claiming, 2500-3250, 3 Happy Price 7 Dilimar 9 Dr. Double Altch 1 Blue Broom 2 6 Mountain Mamma 8 Oh Cheers 12 Dawn's Dandy 10 Alackaday 13 Loving Gale 5 Polydancer 4 Jim Jr. 11 Southern Princess 14 Lepe Clark" 117 5 Martin 115 3- Deliege 119 4. Kirk 111 5- Deliege 113 Maxwell 112 8- JohnMon 114 10 Reynolds 114 11 Deliege 114 203 year old furlongs. Maguire Grove Louviere Clark Lewis Kirk Lewis Brown Kolenko N.B.

Martin Deliege Marrone Reynold's NINTH RACE 12300, up, claiming, S3SCO-I3000. 6 Piano Stool Grove 8 Trouble Trouble Lewis 5 Rapid Trojan Quirtn 10 Joe Joe Johnny Dupuy 7 Sleviehasnoholme Maxwell 4 Madison Bell Kirk 9 Pavie's Peso Kotenko 3 Its My Bclinas Hawthorne 1 Slle.nt Shot N.B. 2 Blaie Face Girl Brown year iile. 115 115 A. 116 3115 6 112 10.

118 15113 15115 20- TENTH A $1,900, 3 vear up, claiming, SI500, 1 1-16 miles. Sly Lau(jh1er 10 Cosily Music 1 Lou's Redhead i Brasher Falls Spicy icr Fal Doe 3 Home Stale 4 French Cakes 6 Tiger Waman 7 Daumil Aurora N.B. Martin Amos Depalo Dupuy Canizo Maguire N.B. Espinosa 119 10107 10 112 15115 20- twice at home in the past three conferences. Bears engage In conference games, Johns Hopkins and Western Maryland take on non- league foes although both schools are members of two Don't put up with the high cost of Icicles this winter! Ice at cold eaves is a warning signal.

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FOURTH RACE $1,700, claiming year olds up, SVz furlongs. 1 ssourt Bob (Mawell) 23.M 7.10 4.80 alter (Deliege) 4M 3.1 eek Comet ll.i Time: 1.12 2-S cta Paid FIFTH RACE $2,700, ar olds, 1 mile 70 yards. dian Nib IKratz) 6-60 4.20 3.i rhy Jr. 11.00 8.: uoid's Boy (Grovel 3. Time: 1,50 1-5 xacta 7-1 Paid $69.

SIXTH RACE claiming ar olds up, 3V2 furlongs, eft Is (Frcshrnan) U.80 6.CO 4. ntiy Dovely (Oeliege) 4. egra Aoril Tonto Late Scratch Proud Mighty Time: .42 1-5 SEVENTH RACE S2.000, claimln year olds fi. up. 6 furlongs.

alterman (Grove) 4.60 4.00 3. Bov (Brown) 7.10 4. (Deliege) 3. Time: 1.16 2-5 ig Exacts 3-1 S7.40*. 1 TICKETS, xacla Pain III EIGHTH RACE claimln year olds up, 6 furlongs.

eellellle (Martin) 23,40 7.M 4. Wit M. (Lewis) 3,40 2. font Ruler (Kirk) 3. Time: 1.14 4-5 xacta Paid NINTH RACE SI.900, claiming, ear olds up, 1 mile, Martin 11.40 4.

wlfl challenger (Lewis) 4.40 i aligning Creek (Grove) Time: 1.47 rliacta 5-3-1 Paid I34S 42 TICKETS, tlendance 3,144 Handle By DARRELL KEPLER Undefeated Craig Remsburg shaved four seconds off the course record to lake the Cumberland Valley Athletic League cross country meet Thursday at South High. Fort Hill turned the tab'les on North Hagerstown to snare the team championship with 31 points. North, not up to par physically, totaled 35 points. North edged Fort Hill, 32-36, last year to win the CVAL title. Itcnisburg led throughout the 2.8 mile course and registered a time of 15:04.8, erasing his own course mark.

He beat his closest compclitoi Matt Cline of Fort Hill by econds. It was the closest race for Remsburg thus far. Hemsburg is now 7-0 on the season and has set six course records. "I kept telling Cline that he could beat said Fort Hill coach Bob Harbaugh. "But, 1 didn really expect him (Cline) to win." Remsburg finished second to Fort Hill's Dave Rhinpharl in last year's meet.

"Cline is no Rhineharl," commented Har bnugh. "And, Remsburg gave! Hhineharl some good races' last year." Fort Hill also snared the third, fifth and ninth spots. North Hagerstown a runners in the fourth, sixth, seventh, eighth and tenth positions. North's total may have been lower had its number three runner Ted Schoek been healthy. Ned Pot- fenberger.

who took eighth may have placed higher if he had been completely healthy, according to North coach Pal Messina. "Schoek hurt his ankle lasl week," said Messina, decided to hold him out. I figured the Tri-State League meet would be tougher." "I didn't think we'd need him today," continued thi North coach, whose Hubs have never finished lower than fourth in the state meet Messina started coaching thi Hubs in 1968. "If we healthy, I think we'll win the district added Messina. Bob Waters led the North runners by taking fourth in 15:58.

Waters was just six seconds behind Fort Hill's Gary McGregor and 19 seconds off Cline's time. Larry Hall was a distant fifth, followed by three Hub harriers, Jay Stouffer, Keith Tagg and Poffenberger. Fort Hill's Dick Huff placed ninth and North's Bill Abdullah rounded out the top ten. South Hagerstown, which took third with 73 points, grabbed the 14th and 16th spots. Fourth place Frederick (116 points) was led by llth place finisher Ron Saytor.

Alle- A gany had 143 points and Martinsburg accumulated 153 points. 15:14.6 14:07 16:25 16:35 i 1. Remsburg (SH) 2. Cline (FH) 3. McGregor (FH) 4.

Walcrs 1NH) 5. Hall (FH) 6. Slouffer (NH) 7. Tagg (NH) 8. Poflenhcrger (NH) 9.

Hull (FKi 10. Abdullah (NH) 11. Savior (F) 12. Miller (FH) 13. Llewellyn (FH) 14.

StolEcmver (SH) 15. Dalton 16. Thompson (SH) 17. Elchamer (A) 18. Walters IFHI 19.

Hathaway (SH) 20. Martin (M) 21. Perry IF) 22. Olake (NH) 23. J.

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