Blue Ridge Relays Set by JOSE RIVERA This Friday
Fifteen Maryland schools prepare for the Blue Ridge Relays at Thomas Johnson High. For the first time the meet splits into class AA and class ABC divisions with Frederick County entrants and teams from across the state. Bowie led by Jeff Nichols eyes strong showings in long jump high jump and sprints as field events begin at 6 p.m. with a 5 p.m. dinner and 5:30 scratch meeting followed by running events at 6:30 p.m.
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Jose Rivera
Maryland
Thomas Johnson
ABC
Frederick County
Frederick
Singanore
Middletown
Bowie
Jeff Nichols
Blue Ridge
Nichols
Swift
Prince Georges County
Warner Itschner
Mike Weiss
Mike Williams
Art Saunders
Saunders
al Jackson
Itschner
Weiss
Williams
Bullets Use First Pick On Patterson In NBA Draft
The Baltimore Bullets selected Tom Patterson of Ouachita Baptist as their first choice in the NBA draft. Patterson, 6-foot-6 and 220 pounds, averaged 24 points and 15 rebounds last season. The Bullets also picked Kevin Porter Al Saunders Walter Jones Wayne Dillard Marvin Brown Jim Floyd Ruppert Bresdlove Will Loftin in later rounds and traded for a second-round pick.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Bullets
Tom Patterson
Ouachita Baptist
Ark
National Basketball Association
Patterson
Bullets
Los Angeles
Phoenix Suns
Jim Henneman
Ouachita
Henneman
Kevin Porter
St. Francis
Porter
al Saunders
Louisiana State
NBA
Walter Jones
Long Island
Wayne Dillard
Eastern Michigan
Marvin Brown
Jackson State
Jim Floyd
Shaw
Ruppert Bresdlove
Oglethorpe
Will Loftin
Southwestern Louisiana
New York
Walter Kennedy
Portland Lands LaRue Martin No 1 Pick in NBA Draft
Portland Trail Blazers selected 6-10 Loyola of Chicago center LaRue Martin as the No 1 overall pick, praising his rebounding and scoring pace. Other first-round choices included Robert McAdoo to Buffalo and Corky Calhoun to Phoenix, with notable trades shaping the opening round and 154 players selected across 10 rounds.
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NEW York
LaRue Martin
Portland Trail Blazers
National Basketball Association
Trail Blazers
Loyola of Chicago
North Carolina
Robert McAdoo
Houston
Dwight Davis
Tom Riker
South Carolina
Portland
Martin
NBA
McAdoo
Virginia Squires
American Basketball Association
Buffalo Braves
Braves
Virginia
Mavis
Houston University
Cleveland Cavaliers
Phoenix Suns
Corky Calhoun
Penn
Phoenix
Freddie Boyd
Oregon State
Philadelphia 76Ers
Marshall
Russell Lee
Milwaukee Bucks
Bud Stallworth
Kentucky State
Travis Grant
Collegians
Los Angeles Lakers
Grant
Thornbreds
Press Box Gift Sparks Local Olympic Trials Facility
The Frederick Jaycees sponsor a new multi use facility at Governor Thomas Johnson Football Field built by E W Ausherman Construction at no cost. The structure includes a press box storage area and concession stand benefiting high school sports and future events. The same report notes the Seaboard Football League transitions to a paid player professional league with changes announced by league officials.
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Thomas Johnson
ABC
Wide World of Sports
Frederick
Frederick Jaycees
Jaycee
Joe Free
Ernie Ausherman
E. W. Ausherman Construction Company
Hubs Top Patriots 7-1 Behind Krumpe Four-Hitter
North Hagerstown defeated Thomas Johnson 7-1 as Steve Krumpe tossed a four hitter to earn the win. Tim Hall and Kenny Reynolds led the Hubs with two hits apiece while Jim Reeder took the loss for the Patriots after allowing two unearned runs in the first inning.
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Don Cline
Frederick
North Hagerstown
Thomas Johnson
Patriots
Hub Hurler
Steve Krumpe
Krumpe
Patriot
Jim Reeder
Greg Leedy
Pats
North
Bill Hammond
Reeder
Oe Patriots
Bill Stover
Stover
Tim Hall
Kenny Reynolds
N. Hagerstown
Lowry
Zammin
Johnson
Byrnes
Lo Weber
McNamee McAffen
Lo Stockman
Leeds
PO Hsn
Fabrney
Bob Adams
Gantt
Ebersole
Ridsnour
Hamndale Willis
Boo Rump
Halland Too
Reynolds
E - Thomas Johnson
Hagerstown
Thomas John
Son
Hall
Nene
Hammond
Adams
Players unhappy with new offer in MLB strike talks
Major league owners added 400000 to their offer to striking players but the raise was rejected by players chief negotiator John Gaherin after talks with Marvin Miller and J Counts. The dispute centers on paying players for games lost in the strike and how to treat pay if 162 or 182 game schedules are used.
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Frederick Falcons
Seaboard Football League
SFL
Falcons
Frederick County Retarded Children’s Association
Hugh Wyatt
Seaboard Professional Football League
Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Major League Baseball
John Gaherin
Washington
Marvin Miller
Major League Baseball Players Association
J. Curtis Counts
Miller
New York
Gaherin
Bowie Kuhn
Kuhn
Oakland
Charles C. Finley
Players Association
Four Track Meets Slated For Today
Four track meets headline today with Frederick facing South Carroll at FCC. Cadet home meets occur at the college with Catoctin hosting North Carroll after a Friday postponement. In baseball, Hedgesville and Martinsburg at Frederick were postponed due to wet grounds. Walkersville at Middletown shifts to Thursday.
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Frederick
South Carroll
Fcc
Thomas Johnson
Waynesboro
South Hagerstown
Middletown
Linganore
Catoctin
North Carroll
Fairfield
Hedgesville
Brunswick
Martinsburg
Walkersville
Nets Down Colonels in Eastern Division Semifinal
Rookie guard John Roche scored 32 points as the New York Nets beat the Kentucky Colonels 101-96 to take a 4-2 lead in the ABA Eastern Division semifinal playoff. Nets advance to face the Virginia Squires in the Eastern Division finals opener in Richmond on Thursday.
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Uniondale
N.Y
John Roche
New York Nets
Kentucky Colonels
American Basketball Association
Nets
Virginia Squires
Richmond
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Bally
Stafe
Grau
Cedric Smith
Kansas
Seattle SuperSonics
New York Knicks
All-America Riker
Detroit
Bob Nash
Hawaii
Boston Celtics
Paul Westphal
Cal
Chicago
Milwaukee
Bulls
Ralph Simpson
Denver Rockets
Bucks
Julius Erving
Bob Davis
Weber State
Dave Twardzik
Old Dominion
Owie Johnson
Temple
Harold Fox
Jacksonville
Buffalo
Louisville
Jim Price
Lakers
Paul Stovall
Arizona State
Seattle
Joby Wright
Indiana
Brian Taylor
Princeton
Stan Goldberg
A . King
Edward Cigar
Terry Taurus
COBRA
Jera
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