Nicklaus Takes Lead In Masters After Early Charge
Jack Nicklaus surged into the first round lead at Augusta with a four under par 68 after a six birdie burst over six holes. Sam Snead faded with a closing bogey on 18 while Arnold Palmer climbed to two under 70 in a tight Masters start.
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Sutton
Mass
Lee Trevino
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Golden Bear
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Cadets rally past South Carroll for 10 9 win in baseball
Frederick Cadets beat South Carroll 10 9 after trailing 9 4 in the sixth. Bill Lockard delivered a two out homer in the seventh to cap the comeback while Larry Fellows had four hits and two RBIs. Darryl May started for Frederick and Dwayne Danner earned the win.
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South Carroll
Cadets
Lockard
Larry Fellows
Dets
Darryl May
Dwayne Danner
Ham
Lock
Fellows
Elder
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Iphor ER
Hollman
Fogle
Danner
Pressbox to be built at Thomas Johnson stadium
A two story pressbox with concession stand and storage will be built at the Thomas Johnson Football Stadium on the west side near the practice field. The $12,000 project is donated by E W Ausherman Construction and funded by the Frederick Jaycees as part of preparations for the Women’s Olympic Trials July 7-8. Construction starts next week after Monday meetings with the school board.
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Thomas Johnson Football Stadium
E. W. Ausherman Construction Company
Frederick Jaycees
Board of Education
Joseph Free
Jaycee Dick Brady
Ernest Ausherman
Ausherman
Free
Accomoodate
Frederick
Seventh Inning Uprising Sends Patriots to 14-6 Win
Thomas Johnson routed Waynesboro 14-6 in Waynesboro as eight runs in the seventh broke a 6-6 tie. Jim Reeder led TJ with three hits including a seventh inning double and three runs driven in. Tim Hall added three hits with two triples and two RBIs. Mike Adams homered, while Jim Hammond earned the win to go 2-0.
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Jack Pence
Dave Going
Indians
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Patriots
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Tim Hall
Mike Adams
Moo
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Zimm
Polidor
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German Hall
Hebb Gantt
Meln Hotland
Shindle
Hamm
Martin Byrnes
Debriel
Daywail Adams
Reynolds
Baker
Knoll Peace Lane
Hail
Stockman
Mills
Adams
Pennington Hammond
Baseball Labor Troubles Past Ended In 1890 and 1912
The article recalls 1890 labor dispute between the National League and the Brotherhood of Baseball Players led by John Montgomery Ward, with pay caps and a Reserve Clause dispute. It also recounts a 1912 Detroit Tigers strike during Cobb’s era, where manager Hugh Jennings fielded nonroster players to avoid a forfeit.
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Marvin Miller
National League
Brotherhood of Baseball Players
Brotherhood
John Montgomery Ward
Ward
Players League
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Ty Cobb
Cobb
New York
Yankees
Tiger
Hugh Jennings
Jennings
Philadelphia
St. Joseph's College
Detroit
Athletics
Washington Senators
Johnson
Bears Sign Six Falcons
The Hagers town Bears announced six Falcons signed contracts on Thursday. Running back Mike Bowie tight end Tuffer Crawford offensive tackle Gene Snowden defensive tackle Willy Allen defensive end Larry Bowie and defensive back Maurice Boyd are the new Bears players. The收 signing followed the Falcons being pulled from the Seaboard Football League weeks earlier.
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Frederick
Maryland Senate advances bill for Baltimore sports complex
The Maryland Senate moved the independent Baltimore sports complex authority closer to passage to finance a possible 200 million center city complex for Orioles Bullets Colts and Clippers. Critics warn self funded bonds may still require state help. supporters cite Rosenbloom threat to move the Colts to Tampa as motive.
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Lower Shore
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Center City
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The
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National Basketball Association
Clippers
Markus
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D-Balton County
Rosenbloom
Tampa
Fla
Coolahan
All Stars Advance In FCC Invitational With 69 60 Win
Vernon Stander led the Waynesboro All Stars to a 69 60 triumph over D B Rice to reach the FCC Basketball Invitational semi finals. G H Al Stars and opponents posted full box totals as the day’s schedule set new matchups tonight at 8 30 and 7 15 start times.
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Waynesboro All-Stars
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Brownies
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Devlin
Simmons
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Lynch
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Stoner
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Smith
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Hoy
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