Knicks Take 3-2 series lead with tense win over Bullets
New York led 84-72 before Baltimore trimmed the gap on a 12-2 burst led by Jack Marin. Walt Frazier scored 28, DeBusschere added late baskets, and Reed secured the final rebound as the Knicks held on 101-99 to lead the best-of-seven series.
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Clippers Win Remains Alive With 4-2 Victory
Baltimore Clippers defeated the Providence Reds 4-2 to trim the series deficit to 3-2 in the American Hockey League semis. Wayne Rivers opened scoring at 22 seconds, Fred Speck added the second, Adam Keller tied on a power play, Rick McCann scored, Nick Polano beat Brown, and Kerry Ketter finished late for Baltimore as the series resumes in Providence.
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Orioles Top Yanks 6-1 on Dobson Four-Hitter
Pat Dobson pitched a four hitter to beat New York 6-1 as Dave Johnson and the Robinson brothers drove in runs in the sixth inning. Don Buford led Baltimore with a first inning homer and scored three times, lifting the Orioles two games ahead in the AL East. Johnson, Brooks Robinson and Buford produced the key hits while Baltimore built a 6-1 lead after seven.
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Bowie Wins Blue Ridge Title In Final Event Thriller
Bowie High School edged Crossland by 38.5 to 38 to win the 11th Annual Blue Ridge Relays at TJ track. Nichols paced Bowie with a 6ft 2in high jump and a long jump, while Rob Shaw of South Carroll swept discus and shot put. Frederick’s Foreman won pole vault and helped his team to 26 points, as TJ and other schools battled for team glory.
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Evil Eye to Remove Colts Seeks $100000
Norfolk psychic Ted Owens known as the Evil Eye says he will attack the Baltimore Colts with his mind unless paid $100,000. He claims mind powers to lift the hex that allegedly causes injuries and losses. Colts president Rosenbloom invites a meeting. Owens demands cash to fund research and travel.
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Bird Pitcher Reverses, Reports to Orioles Group
Pitcher Dave Leonhard has changed his mind about retiring and will report to the Baltimore Orioles organization. Previously optioned to Rochester, the 29 year old right hander will train with Baltimore this weekend then report to Rochester in Charleston West Virginia on Monday.
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Longshot Wood Leads Monsanto Open With 70 In Round Two
Longshot Larry Wood fired a one under par 70 to seize sole second round lead at the Monsanto Open in Pensacola Florida. He moved to 136 six under through 36 holes on the Pensacola Country Club course. Nearby were Bobby Mitchell Chris Blocker Dick Lotz and Homero Blancas at 138 or 139 with Trevino Casper Palmer Nicklaus Player Coody and Jacklin absent from competition.
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Door To Olympics Open To Red Chinese Athletes
NEW YORK AP The door is open for the People’s Republic of China to compete in the Olympic Games but they must decide. Avery Brundage said the latest contact shows China cancelled memberships and would not compete while he remains IOC president. He cited past refusals tied to Taiwan and political pressure before noting China would be welcomed once ready to follow IOC codes.
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Terrapins Sign Top Prospect Kinard to Maryland
Ben Kinard, star quarterback from Baltimore City College High School, signed a letter of intent with the University of Maryland. Coach Roy Lester welcomed him, noting Kinard's over 2300 yards of total offense in high school and his academics. Kinard said his final choices were Maryland and Notre Dame and disclosed about 35 scholarship offers.
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No Lancers Meet Result Not Called In Paper
Linganore Francis Scott Key track meet at Sing amore not reported. Friday event details missing from newsroom.
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