Brashears Hurls No-Hitter As Rebels Defeat Patriots
South Hagerstown pitcher Mike Brashears threw a no hitter to lead the Rebels past Thomas Johnson 2-0. Brashears walked three and struck out 12, allowing only one runner to reach second. Tom Keyser, Garry Powell, and Brashears contributed the offense with a third inning rally aided by a wild pitch.
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Barry Zimmerman
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Tom Keyser
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Zimmerman
Knicks Edge Lakers as Series Opens in 114-92 Win
The Knicks downed the Lakers 114-92 in the NBA finals opener at the Forum. Jerry Lucas led New York with 26 points while Bill Bradley added 29 as New York hit 72 percent of first half shots en route to a 1-0 series lead before resuming in New York for Games 3 and 4.
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Jerry Lucas
Lakers
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Los Angeles
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Bill Bradley
Jerry West
Gail Goodrich
Goodrich
Dean Meminger
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Daryl May Shuts Down Westminster For Frederick Baseball Win
Daryl May pitched Frederick to a 5-2 victory over Westminster, tossing a three hitter with ten strikeouts and no walks. May left after seven, Dwayne Danner earned the save, and Frederick improved to 5-3 while Westminster slipped to 4-4. The Cadets collected ten hits led by Ed Haines and Billy Myers, with a three run edge early then adding two more in the fifth.
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Daryl May
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Owls
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Bill Lockard
Moulder
Wayne Baugher
Fellows
Joe Elder
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Steve Oden
Lions Meet Tops Action In Sports
The 12th annual Walkersville Invitational track meet tops the sports action with five schools.Francis Scott Key North Carroll Singanore Walkersville and MSC compete for the Wayne E Zimmerman Memorial trophy.Field events begin at 1 15 p m and running events at 2 p m.
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Francis Scott Key
North Carroll
Singanore
MSC
Wayne E. Zimmerman
Frederick County
Boonsboro i
Middletown
Westminster
Catoctin
Greencastle
Iris Davis Leads U S Women Sprinters Toward Olympics
The piece highlights Iris Davis of Tennessee State as the top U S sprinter for the July 7-8 Olympic Trials in Frederick, noting her dominance since 1960 and her coach Edward Temple. It also mentions rivals Chi Cheng of Formosa, who had leg troubles and missed Munich, plus other top sprinters like Mabel and Williamae Fergerson and Laurie Bare among a strong field for the trials.
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Tennessee State
Iris Davis
Miss Davis
United States
Wilma Rudolph
Wyomia Tyus
Edward Temple
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U.S
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Formosa
Munich
Mabel
Williamae Fergerson
West Coast Jets
Madlene Bender
New York Police Athletic League
Kathy Lawson
Liberty A. C
Mildred Netter
Alron A and M
Texas
Esther Stroy
Sports International
Washington, D. C
Laurie Bare
Ohio Track Club
Pamela Greene
St Johns Coach Pansa Takes College Basketball Post
St John’s basketball coach Al Pansa was named head coach at Frederick Community College. The Vandergift native has seven years as a high school head coach and a background in the Air Force coaching, with prior work at St. John’s as an assistant. He views college coaching as a boyhood dream and looks forward to the challenge.
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Frederick Community College
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Rock Creek Center
Gettysburg
Virginia
Bill Gibson
John Carpenter
Ryder College
Maryland
Jim Maloney
FCC Coach Pansa leaves St. John's for new Prospect Hall era
Pansa, longtime St. Johns coach since 1960, departs as the school moves toward Prospect Hall private status. He will recruit local and outside players to rebuild a thin basketball program that drew 20 to 30 fans, emphasizing defense, speed, and a press style. He hopes to coach baseball next year and stresses stronger programs in business, data processing, and an aircraft maintenance course.
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Washington
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Montgomery
New York Knicks
Linganore Booster Club Seeks $5,500 for Football Program
Linganore High School booster president says approximately $5,500 more is needed to launch the football program next year. The club has raised about $6,500 so far and aims for a $12,000 total by early May, with recent community support bringing in roughly $3,500 in the last week.
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Linganore
Fred Barker
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Ruth Opens Saturday in Babe Ruth League Opening
The Frederick Babe Ruth League for 13 to 15 year olds starts Saturday with opening ceremonies at 1 30 p m at McCurdy Field Officials including State Senator Edward Thomas Alderman Ronald Young and others will attend along with Babe Ruth state director Richard Ray and about 120 players Four games are scheduled at McCurdy Field and Husky Park with a city prepared backstop bleachers and infield. The first day schedule lists PE versus Kiwanis at 2 00 p m and Shell versus Rotary at 2 00 p m among others.
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McCurdy Field
Edward Thomas
Charles McC. Mathias
Ronald Young
Maryland
Glenmore Rice
Emmett Bowlus
Don Rice
Babe Ruth
Richard Ray
Husky Park
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Rotary
Dairy Maid
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Fredericktown
Blue Ridge
Bears Sign 3 Falcons
The Hagerstown Bears signed running back Bruce Bell defensive tackle Paul Silverman and wide receiver Tom Windsor from the Frederick Falcons. Silverman played the full last season Windsor left midway and Bell was injured. Eight holes in one were recorded on the men’s pro golf tour in 1971 with two by lady pros.
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Frederick Falcons
Bruce Bell
Paul Silverman
Tom Windsor
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Falcons
Windsor
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