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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1975

Page

3

Orioles loan bill tests Maryland future of team

Baltimore area records say a proposed 4 million dollar state loan to Bill Veeck to buy the Orioles hinges on a General Assembly vote. If approved, the funds would keep the team in Baltimore with favored terms. if defeated, Veeck or another bidder may relocate the franchise seeking higher attendance and revenue. Senate opposition centers on not using state borrowing for a private sports venture.

Annapolis Bill Veeck Baltimore Orioles General Assembly Maryland Veeck Easton Marvin Mandel Senate John C. Coolahan D-Ball. Co Orioles Baltimore Jerold Hoffberger Mandel

Cowens’ late shot lifts Celtics past Bullets 95 94

Dave Cowens scored the deciding jumper with four seconds left as Boston outlasted Washington 95 94. Havlicek led Boston with 22 points, while Porter topped Washington with 19. The win improves Boston to 59 22, the NBA’s best, as Washington falls to 58 22 with two games remaining.

Boston Dave Cowens Boston Celtics Washington Bullets National Basketball Association Celtics NBA Washington 76Ers Philadelphia Atlanta New Orleans Cowens Bullets Jimmy Jones Wes Unseld John Havlicek Jo Jo White Kevin Porter Elvin Hayes Nick Weatherspoon Allstar Phil Chenier Porter Wizzardry Weatherspoon Don Nelson Boston Garden

Star Spangled Spring Sprints AAU Swim Meet in Middletown

About 400 swimmers from 18 teams in Maryland and D C travel to Middletown High School pool for Frederick’s first AAU meet. The event, sponsored by Frederick YMCA Aqua Aides for the U S swim team, includes 60 events across four age groups with no diving and no team scores. Competition starts 9:30 a.m. for eight and under, afternoon sessions begin at 3 p.m. for older groups. Admission is free. funds come from program ads and sales.

Maryland Washington, D.C Middletown Frederick Jackie Grunwell Frederick Ymca Aqua Aides Middletown Pool

Weiskopf Leads Greensboro Open By Five In Round Two

Tom Weiskopf shot a par 71 in blustery 36 to 40 degree conditions at Sedgefield Country Club expanding his lead to five strokes in the Greater Greensboro Open. Johnny Miller praised the round despite tough winds and slick greens as other players battled the weather.

Greensboro N.C Tom Weiskopf Weiskopf Johnny Miller Sedgefield Country Club

ACC to move 1976 tournament to Capital Centre Maryland

ACC Commissioner Bob James says next year’s tourney will be held March 4 6 at the Capital Centre in Landover Md replacing Greensboro after five years. The one year deal stems from Maryland push to move events from North Carolina. The 1977 tourney will return to Greensboro.

Charlotte N.C ACC Bob James Greensboro Coliseum Capital Centre Landover Maryland Jim Kehoe North Carolina Greensboro James Considerabe South Carolina Washington-Baltimore

Kennedy challenges NBA hardship rule on high school signings

NBA Commissioner Walter Kennedy criticizes the hardship rule that lets players leave school early for pro basketball. He says the court order forces change and cites Moses Malone as an exception. Kennedy warns he can be sued if high school players press their case and notes agent pressure as a problem.

Philadelphia National Basketball Association Walter Kennedy Kennedy Sion NBA

Terps Scrimmage at TJ to Gauge Next Season

Maryland coach Jerry Claiborne plans an intra-squad scrimmage at TJ Stadium starting at 1 p.m. with 98 players including 31 lettermen. The first offensive unit features Mark Manges at quarterback, Rick Jennings at tailback, Tim Wilson at fullback, and John Schultz at wingback, while key returnees include Nash, Divito, Fisher, Hughes, Brechbiel, and Kinney shifts.

Maryland Jerry Claiborne Terps Kiwanis Jamie Franklin Fort Hill Mark Manges Manges Rick Jennings Tim Wilson John Schultz Schultz John Nash Paul Divito Ralph Fisher LeRoy Hughes Jim Brechbiel Claiborne Ken Roy Vince Kinney

Winds Halt Area Sports Action Across Counties

High winds forced postponements and cancellations of area events. Middletown will try to host the Valley Relays again today with Smithsburg and Williamsport, while most other activities are pushed to Monday. Thomas Johnson and Waynesboro doubleheader is moved to TJ on Monday, and Brunswick versus FSK stays set for MVAL.

Middletown Smithsburg Williamsport Thomas Johnson Waynesboro Brunswick FSK Walkersville Lingapore Boonsboro Frederick South Carroll and Catoctin Fairfield Hal Gray Gray FCC Montgomery-Rockville Jefferson County

Namath offered WFL pact with multi million deal

New York Post reports Joe Namath was offered a multiyear two million dollar contract to play in the World Football League. Namath will be a free agent May 1 unless he signs. Jets GM Al Ward said Chicago is the team involved and the package could exceed two million over two or three years. Castellan to Virginia on scholarship

NEW York Joe Namath New York Post Namath New York Jets al Ward Jets NFL WFL Chicago

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