McEnroe Faces Borg In Wimbledon Final Thriller
Bjorn Borg clawed back from two sets down to reach the men’s singles final at Wimbledon while John McEnroe battled court tantrums and line calls against Rod Frawley in a grueling 34 hour thriller. Borg eyed a sixth straight title as McEnroe faced possible fines for unsportsmanlike conduct after clashes with umpire George Grime.
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Hahn seeks 8th Ramsburg doubles title defense
Dick Hahn and Dave Hammond, top seeds, chase their eighth Ramsburg doubles crown at Fleming Avenue Courts. The field includes Phil Hammond with Alex Utt, and other seeded pairs as semifinals set for 2:30 p.m. Saturday and finals at 2:30 p.m. Sunday. The Frederick Tennis Club event began 1969, with Bud Radcliffe and Lloyd Rite dominant in early years.
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Falcons plan major changes with new Cardinals staff
Frederick Falcons announce major changes for the upcoming season led by former Chambersburg Cardinals staffers Larry Rydbom and Bob Herstine. New offensive system emphasizes running game and ground attack while defense adopts Chambersburg style with more man to man coverage and line stunts.
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Bambry recalls Vietnam service and Orioles glory
Al Bambry, Baltimore Orioles center fielder and platoon leader in Vietnam, reflects on returning home to cheers for baseball rather than for his service. He earned the Bronze Star and credits a calmer postwar life with his improved baseball performance and gratitude for perseverance.
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