crusaders hosted mount st. joe this afternoon. check out the ball movement. scoring on the quick ball move. third quarter. karlsson gets a pass in front. scores on the one time. crusaders up. and he was our prep player of the week tonight. fourth quarter. now 16-2. green looking to pass. ball deflected into the net for the goal. st. paul's 17-2. and later in the fourth. 18-2. parker drives, bounce it in for the goal. st. paul demolished mount st. joe. >> and some very sad news from the major leagues tonight. voice of the detroit tigers and former oriole play-by-play announcer eastern knee harwell lost his battle with cancer. he was a great one. back to you. >> >> final look at the seven-day forecast. 81 degrees tomorrow. plenty of sunshine. 84 thursday with a few showers possible. 82 on friday. it looks like nice conditions starting off the weekend. saturday a chance for a few showers and thunderstorms as cooler air it moves out of canada. it looks like we will see a cool down sunday, mother's day. but a nice day at this time. with temperatures around 69 to 7

crusaders hosted mount st. joe this afternoon. check out the ball movement. scoring on the quick ball move. third quarter. karlsson gets a pass in front. scores on the one time. crusaders up. and he was our prep player of the week tonight. fourth quarter. now 16-2. green looking to pass. ball deflected into the net for the goal. st. paul's 17-2. and later in the fourth. 18-2. parker drives, bounce it in for the goal. st. paul demolished mount st. joe. >> and some very sad news from the major leagues tonight. voice of the detroit tigers and former oriole play-by-play announcer eastern knee harwell lost his battle with cancer. he was a great one. back to you. >> it looks [wind rustling] [sound of waves crashing] [upbeat whistling in background] discover all that northwest florida has to offer. seventeen hidden beaches, one revealing destination. fly southwest's new nonstops from bwi airport to panama city beach starting at $99 one-way. (ding) >> final look at the seven-day forecast. 81 degrees tomorrow. plenty of sunshine. 84 thursday with a few showers possibl

the crusaders played host to mount st. joe. tuesday afternoon, check out the nice ball movement. they score on the cruiser. jay carlton gets a pass in front of the net. scores on the 1-timer, crusaders up 14-1 at that point. 4th quarter now 16-2. ben green looking to pass, but it's deflected into the net for the gold. that kind of day giving st. paul's a 7-2 lead. later in the 4th, cruise crusad, and st. paul's just demolishes mount st. joe, the 21 the final. they improve to 12 inform 3 on the year. that's your morning sports. i'm bruce cunningham, fox 45 morning news. >>> coming up in our 6:00 hour an attempted car bombing in time square. we talk to a former fbi agent about what it took to track down the suspect. >> reporter: former mayor sheila dixon submits thousands of dollars in makeup bills to the city. i'm megan gilliland. how much taxpayers are footing. straight ahead. >> reporter: i'm joel d smith in harford county where you might see this giving you some company on the r >>> we are confident that miss love's death was not intented. brutal murder or accident. why the att

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