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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1971

Page

9

ABA Seeks Monroe Frazier in 3 Million Package Deal

New York AP reports a 3 million package could move Walt Frazier of the Knicks and Earl Monroe of the Bullets to the ABA. The package also includes Dick Garrett Greg Fillmore and Eddie Mast under contract talks. Dallas owner Williams said the terms are too rich for now.

NEW York National Basketball Association Walt Frazier New York Knicks Earl Monroe Baltimore Bullets American Basketball Association Paul Corvino Sports Productions Unlimited ABA Texas Chaparrals Corvino Earl Monroe Dick Garrett Buffalo Braves Greg Fillmore Eddie Mast Knicks Garrett Mast Frazier Dallas Max Williams Chaparrals Williams ABA Los Angeles Buffalo NBA

Veteran POW to throw out first ball in Nixon absence

Sgt. Daniel L. Pitzer, a former Vietnam prisoner of war and Special Forces member from Spring Lake North Carolina, will substitute for President Nixon to throw the ceremonial first pitch for the Washington Senators season opener against the Oakland Athletics. Nixon and Agnew will miss.

Washington Daniel L. Pitzer Vietnam Nixon Oakland Athletics White House Pitzer Spring Lake N.C U.S Senators Spiro T. Agnew San Clemente Calif Agnew David Eisenhower Detroit Tigers

Board Dismisses Ump Charges

The National Labor Relations Board dropped unfair labor practice charges against the American League by umpires Al Salerno and Bill Valentine Jr who were fired on September 16, 1968. Officials say they were dismissed for incompetency while the umpires claimed retaliation for attempting to organize a union.

Washington The National Labor Relations Board American League al Salerno Bill Valentine Jr Salerno Valentine Major League Umpires Association, Inc

Ninth Annual John F Kennedy 50 Mile Hike Set

About 700 participants were expected for the ninth annual John F Kennedy 50 mile hike with 650 already entered and more possible by morning. Congressman Goodloe Byron is anticipated to join again and several other congressmen may participate as weather improves. The event starts at 7:30 at Boonsboro Junior High School.

John F. Kennedy Goodloe E. Byron

Frederick Community College Teams Open Season Doubleheader

The Frederick Community College baseball team opens against Allegany at Frederick High School. The track team competes against Anne Arundel and Salisbury State at Arundel track.

Frederick Community Colege Allegany Frederick High School Anne Arundel Salisbury State Arundel

Frederick Runner Open Highlights Frederick vs Martinsburg Win

Frederick High School routed Martinsburg 88 to 46 in a season-opening track meet. Gary Foreman led with multiple wins and records including a triple jump 41 feet 11.5 inches and a long jump 20 feet 1.25 inches. Maples paced a strong mile and half with a 4:48 and 2:09.8, while several Cadets and Martinsburg athletes added key placings in sprint and relay events.

Frederick High School Martinsburg Frederick Gary Foreman Pete Rothenhoefer John Maples Foreman Mike Jackson Rothenhoefer Fhs Cinder Oval Charles Cornish Maples Wayne White Ralph Trammel Trammel Mike Sherman Burkes Lee Foremah Wilson Creswell Lucal Cornish White

Knight Runners Win Valley Relay Championship

Middletown defends Class C title at Valley Relays amid wind rain and cold. Knights collect eight first places in 13 events, 157 points to Williamsport 100, Smithsburg 76, and MSD 60. Records set in shuttle hurdles and multiple relay wins led by Pat Putman and Ed Faulkenstein.

Middletown Knights Williamsport Smithsburg MSD The Pat Putman Eugene Coulby Charles Wolfe Mike Lewis Terry Baker Ed Faulkenstein Faulkenstein Paul Pearl Roy Kinna Tom Drum

TJ Opens Track Season With Victory Over Catoctin

Thomas Johnson opened the season by routing Catoctin 107 to 34. Thomas Johnson's Clifford Scott, Charlie Klein and Kurt Moberly led with multiple wins, including Scott in the 100 and 220, Klein in discus and shot, and Moberly in high jump and triple jump. Catoctin’s Lee Bassler doubled in 120 hurdles and 180 low hurdles. Mark Curran won pole vault.

Catoctin Thomas Johnson Clifford Scott Charlie Klein Kurt Moberly Patriots Scott Bill Reid Reid Klein Moberly Lee Bassler Cougars Roy Main Steve Thomas Jim Covell Ed Thompson Bob Bennett Dave Beach Jessie Dorsey Dave Rohrer Chuck Willis Dave Hubbard Jack Davis Dan Te Weedon Hubbard, Wills Mark Curran Don Cauthen Rohrer Cauthen Davis Campbell Ro Willis Bassier Wills Bennett Mila Curran Watson Movingo Dorsey Weedon Oscass—Kienin Compton Gerhold Shot—Klein Brown Bowers Frederick Amos L. Brown

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