Stars For Post College Hodges Son Emulates Father
Gil Hodges Jr. stars for C W Post College baseball, matching his father in build and number 14. He scored the winning run in a 12-11 opener against Fairleigh Dickinson, making a key ninth inning play and contributing two hits in four at bats. The junior history major aims to follow Gil Hodges into baseball glory.
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Charles Town Racing Card Fragments Include Names
Fragmentary notes list horses or participants at Charles Town with aliases or codes such as Sir Trix Depalo Dalph Roberts Delfys Prince Gustines and numbers like 7410 2M 240 440340, suggesting a racing card or entry list with unclear mapping of entries to horses or riders.
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Depalo
Bas Dalph
Roberts
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Gustines
Packers Down Memphis Pros In ABA Playoff Opener
Indiana Pacers overcome a seven point first half deficit to defeat Memphis 114 98 in the Western Division playoff opener. Roger Brown and Bob Veto lick ignite a second half surge as Indiana builds a 20 point lead in the final period and preserves the win behind strong shooting and bench play.
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Sun Colony Wins Lothian Purse At Bowie Race Course
Sun Colony, a Maryland bred filly by Sunrise Flight, won the Lothian Purse by 314 lengths in Bowie Maryland as Tommy Lee rode the victor in seven furlongs. Bvyne finished second with Anxious Thoughts third. Payouts paid to win and place and show.
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Tiger Bright
Bugg
Rookie Year Hectic for Pistol Pete Maravich
New York report recalls Pistol Pete Maravich during his tough rookie NBA season with the Hawks. He faced pressure from teammates and fans after a high profile joining, finishing with strong scoring after moving to the starting lineup midseason.
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National Basketball Association
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Robert CL. Lee
Louisiana State
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Bridges
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Pirates Top Reds In National League Action
The Pittsburgh Pirates pounded the Cincinnati Reds 12-0 as Nelson Briles pitched seven scoreless innings and the Pirates collected 16 hits. In other games the B team lost 18-5 to Montreal Expos after a four homer barrage, Oakland beat Cleveland 5-2 behind four runs off Sam McDowell, Philadelphia defeated their Eugene farm club 42, and the Giants crushed the University of Santa Clara 12-4.
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Cleveland
Brunswick Area Baseball Practice and League Meeting
The Jefferson Brunswick area baseball team will practice Sunday at 2 p.m. on the Brunswick diamond. A meeting follows to decide if the team will enter the Maryland State League this season.
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Brunswick
Slowpitch Miller High Life Plans Sunday Practice
Miller High Life in the Frederick County Slo Pitch League will practice Sunday at 1 30 PM at Baker Park lower diamond.
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Frederick County
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Cunningham Clears for Key Sixth Game in Series
Philadelphia 76ers announce Billy Cunningham suffers only two bruised ribs after Thursday collision with Gus Johnson. He will play Saturday in game six of the playoff series with Baltimore, as the Bullets hold a 3-2 lead.
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Hal Greer
Archie Blark
Wally Jones
Bailey Howell
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Barber, Pete Brown Tie For Lead In Greensboro
Veterans Pete Brown and Mil ler Barber shared the second round lead at the Greater Greensboro Open as rain drenched Sedgefield Country Club. Brown shot 69 and Barber 67 to reach five under par, one stroke ahead of Crampton, Dill and Heard in a waterlogged, 7,034-yard par 71 setup.
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Crampton
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Heard
Lee Trevino
Bob Charles
New Zealand
Trevino
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Tony Jacklin
England
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Gary Player
Young FCC Nine Meet ACC Today
The Frederick Community College baseball team opens the season with a 14 man roster and seven freshmen. FCC faces Allegany Community College today at Frederick High School diamond at 1 p.m. Sophomore Terry Poffenberger begins at second, Jim Phillips catches, Denny Rolla starts at first, Butch Ruffner at third, Al Lescalleet short, Don Strawsburg in left, Denny Younkin in center, Don Daugherty in right. Freshman Ed Zieralski will start on the mound. Strawsburg and Rolla project as hitters, with additional sophomores Holmes, Gary, Gene Zimmerman and freshmen Ambrose and Bell in the lineup.
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Rec League Ends Season With Tight Finishes
The city sponsored senior high school recreation league wraps up Sunday at West Frederick Junior High. LTDs stay undefeated after beating previously unbeaten Caminos. Charles Brown scores 13. Jeff Edwards tops losers with 10. Chargers edge Challengers 24 23 as Gary Lawson leads with 12. Cougars beat GTOs with four players in double figures. Bill McMurry nets 14 while Eddie Brooks has 16 for the losers. Games start at 1 30.
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Linganore Lancers dominate North Carroll in track scrimmage
Shirley Willis starred with wins in the 220 yard dash, broad jump, and triple jump as Linganore defeated North Carroll 91 50. George Horne swept the hurdles and Tom Hattery captured the discus and 440 yard run.
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Willis
George Horne
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Cavaliers Victory Opens Eastern Playoffs Lead
Virginia defeats New York 113 to 105 to take a 1-0 lead in the Eastern Division semifinals while Kentucky tops Floridians 116 to 112 and also takes a 1-0 edge. Indiana wins 114 to 98 over Memphis as Western Division semifinals begin with a 1-0 series advantage for Indiana.
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