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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1976

Page

2

Montgomery grid woes may hurt Frederick

A three part series on a Montgomery County high school football coaches strike over a proposed pay cut and a delayed season. The unrest threatens scheduled scrimmages and might force postponements across Frederick County teams including Thomas Johnson Middletown Brunswick Catoctin Singanore and others. If no agreement with the Board of Education emerges, teams risk nonqualifying playoff status and altered schedules.

Montgomery County Frederick County Montgomery County Board of Education Frederick and Thomas Johnson Gaithersburg Jay Jacobs Damascus Jacobs Montgomery Middletown Brunswick Catoctin Singanore Knights Poolesville Board of Education Ambrose Seneca Valley Catoctic Bill Hodge Gene Foltz Poglesville

Amateur Reid Leads U S Open amid course woes

Mike Reid, 22, an obscure amateur from Brigham Young University, shot a three under par 67 to lead the United States Open after the first round at Atlanta Athletic Club. Stars like Nicklaus, Irwin and Palmer struggled in hot, humid conditions as officials explained the longer fairways and casual water due to sprinkler issues.

Duluth Mike Reid Jack Nicklaus Hale Irwin Arnold Palmer Reid Brigham Young University Atlanta Athletic Club United States Golf Association Irwin Nicklaus Sandy Tatum U.S.G.A

Finley Sell Off A's Stars Spurs Trade Controversy

Oakland owner Charles O Finley said he had no alternative but to sell three star players as unsigned contracts and failed trades left him with no options. He sold Joe Rudi and Rollie Fingers to the Red Sox for 1 million each and Vida Blue to the Yankees for 1.5 million amid a Kuhn hearing on the legality of the sales and the sport’s system.

NEW York Oakland A Charles O. Finley Finley New York Yankees Boston Red Sox Player Union Marvin Miller Bowie Kuhn Joe Rudi Rollie Fingers Vida Blue Yankees Kuhn Oakland Red Sox

Frederick Lions overpower Westminster in Legion action

Dane Clingan pitched a three hitter with 15 strikeouts and hit a homer as Frederick defeated Westminster 9-1 at McCurdy Field. Frederick improved to 4-1 in Legion play, with key runs produced in the second, third and eighth innings.

Bill Cauley News-Post Dane Clingan Frederick Westminster American Legion McCurdy Field FSK Post Clingan Jeff Main Scott Smith Billy Crone Frederick Clingan Stutheich Rafferty Giadhili Chingan

Falcons hold second preseason workout at Frederick High

The Frederick Falcons will hold a second three hour preseason workout Saturday from 9 am to noon at Frederick High School. Coach Dick Shipley praised May’s session and plans summer schedules with practices on Saturdays and weekdays. Shipley notes county players showing interest and hopes to add 160 assistants, with Ron Manges as current helper.

Frederick Falcons Frederick High School Dick Shipley Falcons Shipley Middletown Scott Warrenfeltz Rick Keeney John Hill Linganere Buddy Main Catoctin Ron Manges

Touching All The Bases And Lacrosse TV Deal Details

Peter O Malley and Al Cohen sit on Capital Centre board with James Cafritz as familiar Maryland business leaders. Maryland and Cornell lacrosse finals to be shown on ABC Wide World of Sports, first national coverage for NCAA lacrosse finals under a TV deal. Paul Velleno signs with Washington Redskins after two World Football League seasons. John Lucas earns All American tennis honor. Jarcas signs to play both professional basketball and tennis.

Peter O'Malley Washington Capitals Mount St. Mary's Omalley Frederick al Cohen Capital Centre James E. Cafritz Discovery Walkersville Caynials Maryland Cornell ABC Wide World of Sports Pertodfo NC &A 3BC Paul Velleno Washington Redskins Vellano John Lucas Intercollegiate Tennis Coaches Association Jarcas

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