Borg advances as King falls at French Open
Bjorn Borg moved toward a fifth French Open title by defeating Balazs Taranczy 2 6 6 60 in under an hour to reach the quarterfinals. Dianne Fromholtz upset Billie Jean King 1 6 4 4 4, while Guillermo Vilas illness delayed his match with Manuel Orantes, leading to a Tuesday completion. Harold Solomon beat Brian Gottfried 6 1 6 3, and Corrado Barazzutti defeated Peter McNamara 6 4 6 2 7 4 6.
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Billie Jean King
Borg
Balazs Tarnczy
Hungary
Dianne Fromholtz
Australia
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Roland Garros
Guillermo Vilas
Manuel Orantes
Orantes
Vilas
Harold Solomon
Brian Gottfried
Corrado Barazzutti
Italy
Peter McNamara
Solomon
Jimmy Connors
Vites Gerulaitis
Tony Trabert
Westminster Star Sisk to join Delaware football program
Fred Sisk, Westminster's 1980 Scholar Athlete and a multi sport standout, will attend the University of Delaware to play football. The 190 pound halfback rushed for 1136 yards and 17 touchdowns as a senior, earning All-Tri-State and All-Metro honors and lettering in basketball and track. He plans to study journalism and was praised by Delaware coach Ted Kemski for his speed and potential in the Wing T offense.
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Westromster High School
Maryland School For
Ron Sisk
University of Delaware
Sisk
Delaware
Baltimore
Westminster
Fred
Ted Kempski
Gino Olivieri
Corvette Show at Francis Scott Key Mall Draws Enthusiasts
More than 25 Corvette owners display cars this Saturday June 7 from 10 a.m. to 9 30 p.m. at Francis Scott Key Mall with entries from the Free State Corvette Club of Maryland. A People's Choice Penny Vote names best modified paint job fastest looking and cleanest car with trophies. An Auto Cross on Sunday in mall parking charges a fee and offers three runs. helmets required. Proceeds benefit Spina Bifida. For pre registration call Al Horne at 301-876-1526 after 6 p.m.
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Corvette Club of
Maryland
Corvette Club
WPOC
Ali
Spina Bifida
National Council of Corvettes Club
Cal al Horne
Madlock suspension upheld and appeal to Kuhn set
The Pirates third baseman Bill Madlock had his 15 day suspension and a $5,000 fine upheld by NL president Chub Feeney. The players association then appealed to Commissioner Bowie Kuhn, delaying final action while Madlock could still play until Kuhn rules.
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Pittsburgh
Bill Madlock
Bowie Kuhn
Players Association
Madigek
Kuhn
Pirate
Chuck Tanner
Madlock
Philadelphia Phillies
Steve Greenberg
Bill
Tanner
Tim Foli
Phil Garner
Kubn
Garner
Richie Phillips
Major League Umpires Association
Umpires Association
Gerry Crawford
Feeney
National League
Phillips
Feepey
Four county players named to first MVAL All-Star Baseball Team
Frederick area news notes four county athletes named to the Monocacy Valley League's inaugural All-Star Baseball Team. Middletown’s Kevin Slifer and Lingsnore’s Bob Leggieri led with strong bats for the Lancers, while Walkersville’s Davey Long and Catoctin’s Jeff Brubaker earned infield selections.
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Middletown
Kevin Slifer
Lingsnore
Bob Leggieri
Lancers
Davey Long
Walkersville
Lions
Catoctin
Jeff Brubaker
New Market Mount Airy Split Four With Gambrills
New Market Mount Airy split four weekend games with Gambrills in Baltimore Major League action. At McCurdy Field on Saturday NMMA won 8 3 and 2 0 as Mitch Deener allowed three hits and Steve Pope Jim Snoots and Mike Blue each had two hits with Pope and Blue homering. Frank Dutsche pitched four shutout innings and Rod Bowie drove in a run. Snoots also had two hits. In Sunday's first game Gambrills scored three in the second and four in the third for the win. Earl Chaney Roo Betson and Danny Crabb each had two NMMA hits with Chaney and Betson each adding a triple. Mike Kavenaugh, recently released by the Chicago White Sox, threw a four hitter in the second game for Gambrills fanning five. NMMA stands 8-5 on the year with two games against Johnny's of Baltimore this weekend. The Saturday 7 p.m. game is at McCurdy Field. Sunday 1 30 p.m. game is at Mount Airy.
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Marquard
Barbara Guggenheimer
Guggenheimer
Cleveland
New York Giants
Giants
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Red Sox
Veterans Committee
Cooperstown
Blossom Seely
Jane
New Market-Mount Airy
Gambrills
McCurdy Field
Mitch Deener
Steve Pope
Jim Snoots
Mike Blue
Pope
Blue
Gambrilli
Earl Chaney
Roo Betson
Danny Crabb
Chaney
Betson
Mike Kavenaugh
Chicago White Sox
Market
Johnny's of
Mount Airy
Bruins Acquire Jim Craig From Flames
Boston Bruins announced acquisition of 22 year old Olympic goalie Jim Craig from the Atlanta Flames for two future draft choices. General Manager Harry Sinden praised adding Craig to the Bruins family after his breakout year and gold medal heroics at Lake Placid.
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Boston Bruins
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Bruins
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Craig
Atlanta Flames
Jimmy
Sinden
U.S
Lake Placid
The
Flames
Calgary
Alberta
Donald
Lves
North Barton
Maas
Atlanta
Gerry Cheevers
Gilles Gilbert Cheevera
Gilbert
Jim
Fred Creighton
Cheevers
Gerry
Boston University
Baseley signs to wrestle at Slippery Rock State College
Ken Baseley signs a letter of intent to wrestle at Slippery Rock State College this fall after a 16-51 season with the Patriots. He joins four teammates, Dennis Bush, Gene Roberts, Denis Angeline, and Bryna Roschi, as Slippery Rock expands its wrestling roster. Slippery Rock finished 10-2 last season and placed third in the Pennsylvania Conference Tournament behind Bloomsburg and Clarion, while sending four to the NCAA Tournament at Oregon State.
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Thomas Johnson
Ken Baseley
Slippery Rock State College
Baseley
The
Patriots
Slippery Rock
Dennis Bush
Jamestown
Gene Roberts
Saegertown
Denis Angeline
Clementon, N. J
Bryna Roschi
Fairview
Bloomsburg and
Clarion
Pennsylvania
Oregon State
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