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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1976

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3

U S swimmers win gold ties with Nadia at Montreal

American swimmers John Naber Bruce Furniss and teammates dominated the pool with world record times in Montreal U S women and men swept events while Nadia Comaneci earned multiple perfect scores in gymnastics as the Soviet and Romanian teams battled for medals.

Montreal Nadia Comaneci Romania John Naber Bruce Furniss Nadia Ludmila Tourischeva Nellie Kim Maria Filtova Olga Korbut Korbut Furniss Santa Ana Calif Naber Menlo Park U.S Boris Onischenko Carl Schwende

Thurmont wins 3 2 in district playoff opener

Carmel Kelly pitched five strong innings to lead Thurmont past Sykesville 3-2 in the District I Senior League playoff opener. Thurmont trailed 2-1 before two outs in the third when Bob Baker and Marty Brennan hit doubles to tie, Kelly and Brennan scoring on a misplayed throw.

Sykesville Carmel Kelly Thurmont Kelly Bob Baker Marty Brennan Brennan Tom Meunier

Frederick 16-18 Babe Ruth team advances to state final

Senior Babe Ruth action from Allentown and Frederick details Gladhill and Duckett steering Frederick past Metro 4 2 to reach the state final at Shipley Field University of Maryland. Metro prep remains in the winner bracket as Frederick eyes a second straight title.

Allentown Tim Gladhill Aaron Duckett Frederick Babe Ruth Metro Prince George Gladhill Scott Smith Rod Bowie Jim Foit Foit Danner Rick Stefer Frederick's Bill Crone Mark Grossnickle Tucker Field Grossnickle Prince George's Charles County Les Fisher Frank Davis Todd Mike Warrenfeltz Davis Bucky Bolyard

Johnson Fired by Boston Red Sox in 1976 Manager Change

Darrell Johnson was fired as Boston manager amid a 41 45 record and fifth place in the AL East. Don Zimmer was named interim manager for the rest of the season as Eddie Popowski and staff take over. Johnson, who led Boston to the 1975 near-championship, becomes a scout while GM Dick O Connell cites underachievement.

Dee Counsilman Naber Jim Montgomery Madison Wis Peter Rocca Orinda Calif Roland Matthes East Germany U.S Mike Brunner Stockton Steve Gregg Wilmington Del Billy Forrester Birmingham Ala Kornelia Ender Petra Priemer Enith Brigitha Holland Kim Peyton Portland Ore Shirley Babashoff Fountain Valley Boston Darrell Johnson Boston Red Sox Don Zimmer Red Sox Cincinnati Reds New York Yankees Johnson Kansas City Dick O’connell Arlington Tex Texas Rangers Carlton Fisk Fred Lynn Rick Burleson Zimmer Eddie Popowski San Diego Padres

Early Frederick sports booster Robert Grove built county teams

The late Robert “Nig” Grove shaped Frederick sports from the 1920s, organizing the Frederick Athletic Club the county’s first semi pro football team. He promoted basketball boxing and wrestling, brought the Washington Redskins to McCurdy Field, and kept 40 Redskins season tickets after World War II. He quarterbacked and ran the club, drawing 1,000 to 2,000 fans with rival Martinsburg.

News-Post Robert Nig) Grove Grove Frederick County Frederick Athletic Club Frederick Washington Redskins McCurdy Field Redskins Mr. Grove Eagle Day Robert Grove James Grove Martinsburg Frederick Armory Old Bernie’s New York Philadelphia Frederiik

Frederick sports pioneer James Grove recalls early era

The account describes Frederick figures like James Grove and Robert Grove promoting boxing wrestling and pro basketball from the Elm Street school to McCurdy Field. It notes barefoot players ringers under assumed names and Jack Wilson as official. World War I ended promotions and the Redskins era began.

Old Elm Street McCurdy Old Frederick James Grove Jack Wilson

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