Brewers Hurlers Blank Nuts 4-0 in Washington
Milwaukee spread 四 runs on two Rob Pena two run hits and a late two run single to beat Washington 4-0 as pitcher Bill Parsons and Ken Sanders combine on a seven hitter McLain early trouble before Pena and Harper convert bases loaded threat, Pena drives in two, Frantz tossed. In Baltimore a Bucks Bullets title chase could stretch to May 9 extending the 19 day playoff span.
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Frank Howard
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Colonels Top Squires Again in Eastern Finals
The Kentucky Colonels defeated the Virginia Squires 115-107 to take a 3-2 lead in the ABA Eastern Division playoff finals. Dan Issel scored 36 points hitting key baskets in the late stretch, while Mike Pratt helped seal the win as Virginia rallied from an 18-point third-quarter deficit. Game six is Saturday in Louisville with a seventh possible Tuesday in Salem.
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Dan Issel
Virginia
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American Basketball Association
Issel
University of Kentucky
Mike Pratt
Frederick Runners Top Indians N Hagerstown
Frederick High School rebounded to win a triangular meet at Cadet Oval, scoring 66 1/2 to Waynesboro 59 and North Hagerstown 51 1/2. Gary Foreman starred with a long jump 22 4 1/2 and triple 43 1 3/4, plus a second in the 220.
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South Carroll
Westminster
Waynesboro
North Hagerstown
FHS
Gary Foreman
Foreman
Frederick
Charles Cornish
Wayne White
John Maples
Rederick
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Yurek
Leeks
Provard
Hoffman
Scott
Russell
Gonzales
Kotzman
Maples
West
Reid
Warner
Pettie
Cornish
Seay
White
Jackson
Walker
Rothenhoefer
Thompson
Chapa
Ambush
North Hagerstown Rallies Past Patriot Nine 5 4
North Hagerstown rallied for three runs in the seventh to edge Thomas Johnson 5 4. Bill Leedy earned the win, going the distance for North Hagerstown as TJ starter Bob Stockman allowed five runs on eight hits in eight innings. Both teams had three errors. TJ stranded seven, North five. Next up, North hosts South Hagerstown at the Thomas Johnson diamond.
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Patriots
Bob Stockman
Stockman
Thomas Johnson
Tim Hall
Ed Gray
Gray
Tom Schultze
North High
Bill Leedy
Leedy
South Hagerstown
Reds activate Lee May after knee injury return
The Cincinnati Reds activated first baseman Lee May from the disabled list on Friday. May had suffered a left knee injury in spring training in March.
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Cincinnati Reds
Lee May
May
Brunswick Hands Linganore First Loss In 7-1 Thrilla
Brunswick pitcher Mitch Deener fired a three hitter for 11 strikeouts in a complete game as the Railroaders beat Linganore 7-1. Linganore falls to 4-1 and 2-1 in Monocacy Valley play while Brunswick improves to 3-2 and 2-1 in league. Ed LeCroy and Don Cline provided Linganore’s lone runs on errors and a long double, but Deener limited the Lancers to three hits. Barry Stocks, Deener, and Paul Gaither led Brunswick with two hits apiece and extra base power.
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Mitch Deener
Linganore
Monocacy Valley Athletic Association
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Railroaders
Singapore
Ed LeCroy
LeCroy
Don Cline
Paul Gaither
P. L. Orrison
Orrison
Tom Hane
Hane
Lancers
Barry Stocks
Stocks
Cline
Bruce Burgee
Bullets Aim to Upset Bucks in Finals Opener
Baltimore faces Milwaukee in game two of the NBA finals after a 98 88 loss. Lew Alcindor posted 31 points and 17 rebounds as the Bucks lead the series. Coach Gene Shue notes the team must rebound, while Gus Johnson hopes to return with injections to boost Baltimore.
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Gus Johnson
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Shue
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Alcindor
Johnson
South Carroll Triumphs In Triangular Meet At TJ Oval
South Carroll used its field events strength to beat Springbrook and Thomas Johnson in a Friday triangular at the TJ oval. The Cavaliers led with six firsts as Springbrook’s short races faltered, scoring 82 to 77 for Springbrook, while TJ totaled 18 and Thomas Johnson had no firsts. Cliff Scott was runner up in the 220 and third in the 100, Paul Watson set a school pole vault mark of 10 feet 6 inches but finished third on fewer misses, Ed Thompson was third in the 180 low hurdles, and Charley Klein placed fourth in discus and shot.
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Thomas Johnson
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Cavaliers
Cliff Scott
Scott
Paul Watson
Watson
Ed Thompson
Charley Klein
Steve Thomas
Billy Reid
Kurt Moberly
Roy Main
Billy Rohrer
Orioles Rally Past Angels With Six-Run Ninth
Dave Johnson homered twice, sparking Baltimore's six-run ninth inning to beat the California Angels 8-2 in Anaheim. Clyde Wright took the loss as Dave McNally earned the win after seven Angel hits. Frank Robinson, Mark Belanger and others contributed to the late rally. Cassius Clay won the Olympic light heavyweight boxing title in Rome in 1960.
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Angel
Frank Robinson
Mark Belanger
Cassius Clay
Rome
Oakland Clinches 9-2 Win Over Detroit in Big Seventh
Oakland Athletics routed Detroit 9-2 as six runs in the seventh inning broke open the game. Diego Segui scattered six hits over six innings to earn the win, extending Oakland’s lead in the AL West to four games over California. Relievers Bill Zepp and Jim Hannan faltered in the big inning after Dick Green’s three run homer and Sal Bando’s RBI double capped the scoring spree.
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Dick Green
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Nicodemus Hurls No Hitter As Lions Beat Cougars 3-1
Ninth grader John Nicodemus pitched near perfection, retiring 19 straight before an error and a fielder’s choice sparked a Catoctin rally. He struck out seven, walked none, and Walkersville improved to 22 in Monocacy Valley play with a 3-1 win while Ed Gills yielded four Lions hits with two strikeouts.
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Miller
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Williard
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Ed Gills
Track meets and baseball highlight local action today
Three track meets and a baseball game are on the schedule. Virginia, West Virginia, and Western Pennsylvania School for the Deaf visit MSD at 1 p.m. Middletown competes in the Charles Town Invitational. FCC hosts a triangular track meet with JUCO champion Montgomery of Rock. In baseball Prince George's visits FCC.
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FTC To Run In Relays
The Frederick Track and Field Club mile relay team will compete Saturday at Franklin Field in Philadelphia for the Penn Relays. Members Kathy Kuyk Ellyn Cornish Anne Poffenbarger and Judy Kidd ran on the relay unit that finished fifth at the recent National AAU Outdoor Championships.
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Penn
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Kathy Kuyk
Ellyn Cornish
Anne Poffenbarger
Judy Kidd
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