Cadets Open Track Seaaon With Freshman and Veterans
Frederick High School launches its track season without star performers Kenny Boyd and Gary Foreman. Coach Clyde Baker and assistants rely on a mix of young Talents led by John Maples and Ambush to score in distances and sprints while Daryl Murphy, Jack Thomas, and Gary Rollins pace field events. The squad includes jumpers Parker Renn and Mike Jackson plus Sherman and a returning core, opening against Martinsburg and North Hagerstown.
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Celtics Rock Hawks 136 113 to Go 2 1 in East Finals
Boston used a strong second quarter to build a 74 53 halftime lead and beat Atlanta 136 113. John Havlicek and Jo Jo White powered the Celtics with 31 and 29 points respectively while Hank Finkel added 8 and 6 rebounds. Pete Maravich led Atlanta with 37 points as Walt Bellamy added 21. The series shifts to Atlanta on Tuesday.
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Big Week for Frederick Spring Sports Opens Monday
Frederick schools begin spring action with track and baseball schedules starting Monday. Thomas Johnson opens Tuesday against Strong South Hagerstown while Frederick faces Westminster. Brunswick starts at Boonsboro and other county teams also begin play.
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Colts Announce Season Ticket Transfers to July 15
Baltimore Colts owner announces discretionary transfer of season ticket subscriptions allowed until July 15. Previously transfers were limited to the subscribers' immediate family, reflecting a broadening of policy by the NFL club.
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Campanella Remains in Serious Condition in New York
Baseball Hall of Famer Roy Campanella stayed in serious condition at Grasslands Hospital Valhalla N Y after an embolism on the lung. The former Dodgers catcher, confined to a wheelchair since a 14 year old auto accident, rested well overnight with normal vitals in ICU.
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Patriots Track Fortunes Should Reach New Heights
Thomas Johnson track team unveils a new look under coach Hal Grau with many inexperienced runners. Returning veterans like Dave Rohrer and Billy Reid lead sprints and mid distance efforts while Freshmen and sophomores populate events. The Patriots open April 7 at home against Waynesboro aiming to rebuild and improve across events.
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Brunswick Railroader Coach Sets sights on season win
Wayne Delauter takes over as Brunswick head coach with a 12-2 aim from last year. He backs a strong infield led by P. L. Orrison and Buddy Cunningham and a four-man pitching corps including Kendall Gordon and Ronnie Pearl. The Railroader lineup features Greg Simmons behind the plate and a solid outfield with the Pearl brothers in left and Allen Lewis center. Brunswick opens Tuesday at Beansboro.
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Lakers Power Past Bulls In Third Straight Playoff Win
Los Angeles over Chicago 108-101 as West scores 31 and Goodrich 23. Bulls without Tom Boerwinkle and limited by injuries, stay close but fade late. Norm Van Lier leads Chicago with 21 points.
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Strike talks extend as players press for pension hike
Philadephia Phillies representative Terry Harmon warns players may strike if a quick settlement isn’t reached. The dispute centers on an $817,000 pension fund surplus caused by interest rate gains and overfunding. Players seek a 17 percent increase funded by the surplus and up to $11,000 from each of 24 MLB clubs. Yankees president Michael Burke argues removing the escrow would weaken the fund’s reserve.
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