Orioles Get Drug Lesson In Kuhn Plan
AP reports Orioles club physician Dr. Leonard Wallenstein warns pep pills and greens can form habits and harm health. He led four hour seminars on baseball drug education for players, coaches and staff across Florida, stressing artificial stimulants do not boost performance. He cites risks to brain, liver and heart, plus possible impotence and birth defects tied to marijuana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Baltimore Orioles
Leonard Wallenstein
Bowie Kuhn
Baltimore
Wallenstein
Greenies
Dr. Wallenstein
Fort , Lauderdale
Tampa, Fla
Garrett O’connor
Johns Hopkins ‘Hospital
Orioles
Earl Weaver
Weaver
Association of Professional Baseball Physicians
Kenny Boyd Shines in BU Freshmen Record Run and Track Rise
Kenny Boyd, star forward and high jumper at Boston University, set a freshman scoring record with 458 points in 19 games, averaging 24.0 points and 20.2 rebounds per game. Coach Roy Sigler praises his coachability and says BU’s future improves with a new black varsity cage coach Ron Mitchell, while Boyd shifts focus to track with a 6'7" high jump and hopes to clear 7 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenny Boyd
Kenny
New England
Boston University
Boyd
BU Frosh
Roy Sigler Boyd
Boston
Jimmy Hayes
Hayes
New York Nets
Sigler
Frederick High
Ron Mitchell
Kentucky State
Mitchell
John Thomas
Gary Gladhill Lone Patriot At State Finals
Gary Gladhill of Thomas Johnson remains the lone Patriot in the state wrestling finals after three TJ teammates fell in the quarterfinals. He faces Tim Stewart of Churchill after beating Keith Serra while Stewart defeated Rod Murray of St Michael's. Gladhill, son 5 3 record, advances to a 1 pm bout with a potential 8 pm title bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Gladhill
TJ Patriot
Towson
Thomas Johnson
Gladhill
Patriot
Tim Stewart
Churchill High School
Keith Serra
Bel Airy
Stewart
Rod Murray
St. Michael’s
Don Hall
Dave Hopkins
Richard Montgomery
Craig Caplan
Mickey Cooperman
Springbrook
Charlie Klein
Bill Hynes
Catonsville
Marlboro to Buy Hagerstown Race Days
Washington AP reports Marlboro Race Course and Hagerstown Race Track signed a pact to sell Hagerstown's 18 racing days to Marlboro. Terms await approval by Maryland General Assembly and the Maryland Racing Commission. An estimated price of $900,000 was cited by Thursday report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland General Assembly
Maryland Racing Commission
Hagers
Fighters Secretly Plan Arrival Ahead of Ali Frazier Fight
Muhammad Ali dismisses rumors of being shot and worries about the flight to New York for the 15 round world heavyweight title bout with Joe Frazier. Frazier talks of a victory party in New York. arrivals are kept unannounced to avoid disrupting training. Each fighter has a $2.5 million guarantee as MSG arena sellout nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Muhammad Ali
Joe Frazier
Ali
Frazier
Miami Beach
Fla
Philadelphia
Birds Open Exhibition Play Today
MIAMI AP Superstars Boog Powell and Frank Robinson will stay at Miami Stadium for extra hitting practice while the Baltimore Orioles open their 1971 exhibition schedule against the New York Yankees. Dave McNally will pitch the first three frames, with Pat Dobson and Marcelino Lopez following. Steve Kline routes the Yankees as probable starter. Terry Crowley replaces Powell at first base and Merv Rettenmund moves to Robinson's right field after a 24-hour workout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Boog Powell
Frank Robinson
Miami Stadium
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Dave McNally
Orioles
Pat Dobson
Marcelino Lopez
Steve Kline
Yankees
Fort Lauderdale
Terry Crowley
Powell
Merv Rettenmund
Robinson
Baltimore
Earl Weaver
Yanks Top Senators In Grapefruit League Opener
In Pompano Beach Florida the New York Yankees beat the Washington Senators 6 1 as Klinkowski Bahnsen and Burbach shared four innings of two hit pitching. Tepedino White and Black had two hits for New York while Jeff Burroughs scored the Senators only run on a fourth inning sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pompano Beach
Fla. Cap
Ron Klinkowski
Stan Bahnsen
Bill Burbach
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Curt Flood
Frank Howard
Don Wert
Joe Foy
Senators
Yankees
Bill Gogolewski
Thurman Munson
Tepedino
White
Rich Black
Redskins hold open tryout camp for 272 hopefuls
Washington Redskins head coach George Allen oversaw a free agent tryout camp across the Anacostia River in which 272 candidates competed for nine spots to advance. Wayne Randolph and Paul Silverman of Freder ick Falcon were among those invited back for another look, amid reports of 4.7 to 4.8 second 40 yard dashes and hungry players paying their own way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frederick Falcon
Wayne Randolph
Paul Silverman
Washington Redskins
Randolph
Silverman
Redskins
George Allen
Anacostia River
RFK
Allen
Atholton Raiders Rally To Defeat Westminster In District Opener
Atholton, led by guards Chris Seibert and Ed Hinkle, upset Westminster 89 63 in the District I Class A first round at Thomas Johnson. Seibert scored 18 by halftime and Hinkle added 16 as Atholton built a 52 41 lead in the third quarter. The Raiders improve to 16 3 and advance to meet Allegany Tuesday at South Hagerstown with Friday’s potential site determined by pairings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Goldberg
Atholton
Westminster
Thomas Johnson
Raiders
Allegany
South Hagerstown
Tj-North Hagerstown
Chris Seibert
Seibert
Howard County
Ed Hinkle
Raider
Hinkle
Jay
Jacobs
Vaughn Johnson
Jeff Johnson
Dwayne Harding
Joe Pineda
Rick Moody
Pineda
Owls
Moody
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pirates
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jack Hernandez
Chicago White Sox
Carlos May
Bill Melton
Dave Cash
Kuhn
American Medical Association
George May
Newspape
Archives
Ellis Tullis
Frederick Community College
Robert Morris College
Pittsburgh
Madison Square Garden
Reds
Los Angeles Rams
Larry Hersch
Mpssaa
Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association
Amos L. Brown
Atholton Raiders
Alnolsons Mi
Owl
Dave Sullivan
Seholton Wesemins
Ak Tr
Yamaha
Frederick
Evergreen Point
Reed Ford
Middletown
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!