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Perhaps it seemed only fitting that the La Plata Post 82 squad competed in the opening game of the Department of Maryland American Legion Baseball State Tournament last Friday morning, since the Frank Riley League regular season champions were seeking to complete the summer in its final game.
After rallying from the loser's bracket to emerge as Frank Riley American Legion District V Tournament champions, the St. Mary's Post 255 (Bean) found itself in a similar situation at the outset of the Department of Maryland American Legion Baseball Senior Tournament it hosted at Joe Cannon Stadium in Anne Arundel County.
Last Saturday morning in the Prince-Mont All-Star meet at Whitehall Pool & Tennis in Bowie, several Charles County swimmers ascended to the head of the class in various individual events and relays to put their finishing touches on the summer schedule.
While many of the players began their softball playing careers competing for various high school and travel teams that play fast-pitch, those women of varying ages and backgrounds who now compete in the St. Mary's slow-pitch league each summer continue to hone their skills even if the pace of the game has slowed considerably.
Emerys Angel (Art Stafford, Jr.) warms up prior to finishing second in the $110,000 Delaware Standardbred Breeders Fund final for three-year-old filly trotters at Harrington Raceway last Thursday evening.
Exactly one week after the Charles–St. Mary's County Baseball League celebrated its 80th anniversary with a pair of games at Rainbow Construction Field, the La Plata Twins swept the Pomfret Orioles 13-5 and 5-1 in a pair of contests that proved both telling and contrasting.
After enjoying a stellar run through the first half of the Atlantic League schedule in which they shared the best record in the league and won the South Division first half title, the Southern Maryland Blue Crabs began the current second half slate on somewhat shaky ground.
Following an easy allowance win, Teachintherelease will likely follow a similar path this year as last when he was WV-bred horse of the year.
Last week when Ocean Downs, a half-mile harness racing oval in Berlin, Maryland, hosted a quartet of $100,000 Maryland Sire Stakes finals for three-year-olds of both gaits and genders, several standardbred trainers and drivers from Charles County were looking to earn their fair share of the instant fame and fortune the "Sophomore Summer Showdown" had to offer that night.
Although their summer seasons may have collectively come to an end last month with the annual Prince-Mont All-Stars at Whitehall Pool & Tennis in Bowie, several younger members of Charles County pools that compete in the league already had their sights set on the upcoming winter high school season.
