Knicks Rally Past Celtics In Eastern Final Game
Earl Monroe led New York with 26 points and Dave DeBusschere added 23 as the Knicks defeated Boston 116 to 98 to take a 3-1 series lead. John Havlicek led the Celtics with 27. Jo Jo White added 23 for Boston.
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Monroe
Dave DeBusschere
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Art Williams
Steve Kuburski
Rackley
Jerry Lucas
Walt Frazier
DeBusschere
Frazier
Don Nelson
Dave Cowens
Phil Jackson
Kuburski
Thomas Johnson Thinclads Top South Carroll 77-64
Chuck Wills led Thomas Johnson to a 77 64 victory over South Carroll winning the 120 yard high hurdles 15.2 the 180 low hurdles 20.7 and the 440 yard run. Jack Davis won the 100 and 220 yard dashes with 10.3 and 22.5 speeds while Jim Covell took the mile. TJ also took the pole vault and high jump with Paul Watson and Kurt Moberly, and the 440 yard relay featured Dorsey Jackson Bohn and Rohrer.
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Chuck Wills
Thomas Johnson
South Carroll
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Jim Bohn
Jack Davis
Patriots
Dave Rohrer
Jim Covell
Jesse Dorsey
Zack Jackson
Rohrer
Paul Watson
Kurt Moberly
Charlie Klein
Davis
Jackson
Hurley
Ellis
Temple Edges St Josephs In Tight Baseball Tilt
Temple defeated St Josephs 5 to 4 in a baseball game, with Philadelphia, Haverford, and Temple players contributing key hits and runs. St Joseph's led early before Temple rallied to secure the victory.
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Philadelphia Pharmacy
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St. Joseph’s
Knights Sweep Musselman in County Track Meet
Middletown led by three time winner Dave Wise dominated Musselman 102 to 39 at Middletown. Wise won all three jumps setting a school mark in the triple jump of 41 feet 8 inches and also won the high jump 5 feet 10 inches and the broad jump 19 feet 1 inch. Middletown performers Kyler Brengle and Paul Pearl each logged multiple wins in sprints and relays while Phil Throne, Jerry Flook, and Derrell Wolf added wins in distance and field events. The Knights took two of three relays including the 440 and mile relays.
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Musselman
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Paul Pearl
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Derrell Wolf
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Wolf
Steve Martin
Haupt
Lushbaugh
Catoctin
Steve Purcell
Steve Clever
Catactin
Keith Valentine
Mark Curran
Brunswick
Harpers Ferry
Lion Runners Take First Over Cougars, Railroaders
Walkersville used depth to beat Brunswick and Catoctin in a tri meet. Lions 68, Brunswick 58, Catoctin 52. Henderson led Brunswick with multiple wins including 100 and long jump. Purcell and Clever starred for Catoctin. Hammond and Potts won shot and discus for Walkersville.
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Forty-one NFL free agents named by The Evening Star
A Star canvass lists 41 of 54 NFL players who will become free agents May 1, with several unsigned by May 1 including prominent names such as Gary Cuozzo Al Nelson and Jack Concannon. Many may seek new contracts or trades. eight Vikings duo listed.
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Evening Star
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Detroit Lions
al Nelson
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Lions
Gene Washington
Minnesota Vikings
Bill Kilmer
Washington Redskins
Charlie Stokes
Baltimore Colts
Donny Anderson
St. Louis
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Jon Henderson
al Denson
Clint Jones
Bob Brown
Orioles Blank Indians Behind McNally's Three-Hitter
Dave McNally pitched a three hitter as Baltimore defeated Cleveland 6-0. Boog Powell delivered a grand slam in the ninth, capping a five-run inning after McNally and Milt Wilcox traded zeroes through eight. Johnson doubled for Baltimore’s first hit in the fifth.
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Boog Powell
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Orioles
Dave McNally
McNally
Milt Wilcox
Merv Reutenmund
Powell
Paul Blair
Mark Belanger
Rettenmund
Dave Johnson
Wilcox
Mitchell Takes Lead In Tourney
Bobby Mitchell fired five straight birdies to a 65 and a 136 total, grabbing the second round lead in the Tournament of Champions at La Costa. Homero Blancas and Jerry Heard tied for second at 140, with Nicklaus at 141 and Trevino at 142.
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Valu
Bobby Mitchell
Balding Mitchell
Danville
la Costa Country Club
Mitchell
Homero Blancas
Jerry Heard
Heard
Whry Gardner Dickinson
Hubert Green
Jack Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Miller Barber
Dave Hill
Hill
Barber
Linganore Lancers Break Slump With 3-1 Win Over Brunswick
Linganore defeats Brunswick 3-1 to snap a five game skid. Tom Hane pitched a three hitter with 12 strikeouts, earning the win. Kirk Elworthy drove in two runs on two hits, while Kendall Gordon fanned 12 for Brunswick and took the loss.
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Brunswick
Lancers
Tom Hane
Kendall Gordon
Kirk Elworthy
Gills Hurls Three-Hitter As Cougars Beat Lions 12-4
Walkersville salve of seven runs in the fourth powered Catoctin past Walkersville 12-4. Steve Gills pitched a three-hitter with three strikeouts for the win, no-hitter broken by Jim Crum in the sixth. Gene Stitely’s bases loaded triple highlighted the fourth inning rally. Greg Eyler added a fourth inning triple, while Greg Miller had a two-hit game for Catoctin. Walkersville committed six errors and scored all its runs in the final two frames.
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Lions
Walkersville
Catoctin
Jim Crum
Gene Stitely
Greg Eyler
Greg Miller
Dick Gilbert
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