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Dave Frederick

Dave Frederick

Sports Editor Emeritus at Cape Gazette

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Cape athletes sign letters of intent to play a college sport - CapeGazette.com

Fourteen Cape athletes supported by family and friends signed letters of intent May 8 to continue playing their chosen sport in college. Boys’ volleyball had three signees, including Talan Stephans (Webber University), Jaycean White (Hood College)...
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Cape girls’ lax completes undefeated regular season

Fans had colorful umbrellas, the Archmere squad stood under a green canopy and the Tatnall Hornets team was there to see Cape in person. Upset was in the air. If a trap game could happen in the last game of the regular season May 10 along...
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Beefalo Brigade and biodegradable biographies

Beefalo Brigade - The King Cole Ranch had hybrid livestock. Back in the day, they were called beefalos, a cross between a domestic bull and a bison cow, and that’s as far as I want to go. I’ve been calling Cape offensive linemen beefalos going back...
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Billbow Dunning a rock-hard, humble hero, an athlete from Cape’s ea...

Fast and rock-hard humble - William Billbow Dunning died July 13, felled by a heart attack or stroke as he was leaving church. He was such a great person. We go back to my first days at Cape starting in August 1975. I wrote a post in 2019 after...
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Champions Field Hockey Camp welcomes 44 players at Cape

Cape’s Champions Field Hockey Camp welcomed 44 players over four days July 15-18, with each day offering a slightly different clinical setting blended with full-field competition. There were canopies covering the benches and plenty of water breaks...
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Runners are friendly and gracious, but racing is serious business

Me too, me first - I was taking photos at the finish line at the Dam Mill 5K in Millsboro July 28. A young, fit guy battled a fluid, fit woman to the finish and neither was backing down. Luis Xavier Aguirre (20:29) got there first, winning by a...
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Odie Davis, 62, is coaching girls’ basketball in Beaufort, S.C.

Flash forward - Coach George Pepper and I ran a resource room together back in 1980 under the banner of special education. We had fun, and so did our students. One of them, Odie Davis, was on coach Pepper’s cross country team and on coach Fred’s...
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Taylor the composite Cape kid leaves the pitch too early

Sad Songs - “If you don’t know me by now you will never never know me.” – Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes, 1972. Taylor Marshall was a composite character of her ancestry with the soulful goodness of Capt. Rowland Marshall, the acerbic wit of her...
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Reflections on Rainbow Demolition, sports and politics

Connections: politics and sports - Susan and I were in the stands about 1992 at Maryland as the Terps were hosting UVA in a football game. My nephew Mike was a defensive end for the Wahoos. A parent behind me ordered drinks and hotdogs for his...
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Memory Lane: Sports history may just roll up your driveway

Roll deep - Elijah Shockley-Taylor, a junior on the Cape football team, sat in a white Toyota Sienna van at the top of my hairpin driveway of sports memories. Coach Jack Fred was giving him a ride home from practice. I came out of garage door No. 3...
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Sports columns are quirky observations reflecting back on the author

Jumping the shark - Most coaches are cautious and don’t want to be bitten by arrogance or overconfidence. “We play them one at a time and don’t want to look past anyone on the way to a big game, which may not be such a big game when we get there if...