Dobson Goes Seven As Birds Win 5-1
Pat Dobson worked seven innings as the Orioles defeated the Red Sox 5-1 in Miami. Baltimore built early runs aided by an Aparicio error, with Paul Blair Frank Robinson and Merv Rettenmund driving in runs. Boog Powell added a two run double in the fifth. Boston scored on Yastrzemski Petrocelli and Conigliaro.
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Miami
Fla
Pat Dobson
Baltimore
Orioles
Boston Red Sox
Dobson
Pete Richert
Mike Nagy
Luis Aparicio
Boog Powell
Chicago White Sox
New York
Yankees
Pat Kelly
Sox
Minnesota
Jim Kaat
al Weis
Ed Kranepool
New York Mets
Tom Seaver
Twins
Bob Watson
Doug Rader
Houston
Darrell Chaney
Cincinnati
Buddy Harris
Astros
Reds
Coco Laboy
Montreal
Atlanta
Expos
Frederick County Adult League All Star Game Set at FCC
The Frederick County Adult League schedules its first All Star Game at the FCC gym with East coached by Larry Callahan and West by Bill Brooks. East and West rosters feature numerous area players from Middletown, Mount Airy, Routzahn and more, plus a preliminary matchup between Frederick Community College Freshmen and Sophomores.
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Frederick County
FCC
Larry Callahan
St. John’s
Frederick’s
Bill Brooks
Charlie Harper
Panthers
Mike Kelly
Middletown
Jim MacLea
Terrace
Abe Winpigler
Winpiglers
Dave Ayersman
Donald B. Rice
Ron Hart
Boyer’s Inn
Jer
Ry Bidle
Gary Bowens
Sonny Blank
Routzahn
Ray Blanton
Mt. Airy
Jim French
Todd Steel
The
West All-Stars
Sam Harper
Larry Nees
Jack Patterson
Jake Barkette
Shipley
Tom Bidle
Terry Boyer
Jim Trout
Bob Smith
Don B. Rice
Dave Winkles
Tom Dutrow
Dick Gant
Winpigler
Frederick Community College
Maryland high school cage tourney pairings set
College Park Md AP pairings were announced for the Maryland State High School Basketball Tournament opening Thursday at the University of Maryland. Semi finals in four divisions are scheduled Thursday and Friday with finals Saturday.
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College Park
Dundalk
Atholton
Lackey
Garrett Southern
Stephen Decatur
Cavaliers win NBA draft coin flip for first pick
Cleveland Cavaliers coach Bill Fitch says no Lew Alcindors or Pete Maravichs in this draft but his team will hold the first selection after winning a coin flip with the Portland Trail Blazers. The Cavaliers may trade or sign the top pick before draft, with Artis Gilmore Elmore Smith and Sidney Wicks among the possible choices.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Lew Alcindors
Pete Maravichs
Cleveland Cavaliers
Bill Fitch
National Basketball Association
Ted
Portland Trail Blazers
New York
NBA
J. Walter Kennedy
Fitch
Cavaliers
Artis Gilmore
Jacksonville
Elmore Smith
Kentucky State
Sidney Wicks
UCLA
Kaline Says Martin Sparks Detroit Title Quest
LAKELAND Florida AP Battling Billy Martin returns as Detroit manager and the Tigers aim to challenge the Orioles in 1971 with Kaline leading a rehabbing lineup. They traded McLain and added Rodriguez and Brinkman to boost speed and defense. pitching depth remains a question as Lolich, Niekro, Hannan and others vie for rotation spots. The club vows aggressive baserunning and renewed energy to reclaim a pennant.
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Lakeland
Fla
Billy Martin
Detroit Tigers
Martin
Mayo Smith
Detroit
Minnesota Twins
Baltimore
Tigers
Orioles
Denny McLain
Washington
al Kaline
Flyers
Lolich
Charles Town Racing Card Quick Notes and Exacta Results
Race results and betting payouts from Charles Town feature multiple horses with post positions. Notable finishers include First Kenneth B Monge atop Heilo Huckster Benjamin and Big Exacta payouts of 12726.80 for combinations (6-7) and (1-9). Additional entries listed include Pams Pack Tacare Brine Totaline and others with Exacta and paid totals.
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Grove
Brewers Must Improve To Catch Up In AL West
TEMPE Arizona AP Milwaukee Brewers manager Dave Bristol discusses building a stronger club after relocating from Seattle. He cites a tough AL West, expects seven-man rotations, improved defense, and key players like Harper, Kubiak, May, Hegan, and Walton to shape the 1971 outlook.
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Tempe
Ariz
Dave Bristol
Milwaukee Brewers
Seatle
Minnesota
Oakland
California
Bristol
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Chicag
Marty Pattin
Lew Krausse
Skip Lockwood
Bill Parsons
John Morris
Ken Sanders
Dick Ellsworth
Phil Roof
Mike Hegan
Ted Kubiak
Roberto Pena
Tommy Harper
Harper
Kubiak
May
Baltimore
Voss
Kosco
Los Angeles
Fred Auerbach
Clinon
Portland
Hegan
Indy 500 on Tube Sets TV Time For Race
The Indianapolis 500 will be televised on ABC in prime time from 3:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. EST on May 29, marking the first time the event airs on home television the same day as the race. Roone Arledge and Tony Holman announced the change. Indiana markets will see blackout.
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Roone Arledge
ABC Sports
Tony Holman
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
ABC
Indiana
UCLA Tops Final Cage Ratings As AP Crown Goes to Bruins
UCLA, 25-1, clinched the final Associated Press college basketball poll title with 616 points and 28 first place votes. Marquette is second at 577 points, followed by Penn, Kansas, and Southern California. The NCAA tournament's early rounds reshaped the lower ranks, moving Notre Dame and North Carolina into the Top 20 while dropping several others.
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Bruins
Miami
Ohio
Villanova
Drake
Brigham Young
Penn
Kansas
Southern Califor
South Carolina
Western Kentucky
Kentucky
Fordham
Jacksonville
Notre Dam
North Carolina
Houston
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Kaline
Norm Cash
Willie Horton
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Mickey Stanley
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Dick McAuliffe
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Aurelio Rodriguez
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Jim Hannan
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Mickey
Les Cain
Charles Town
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Shuk
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A-J
Florence R. Mitchell
Addesa
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Witmer
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Ader
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Some King
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Prince Smoke Us
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Jay Girt
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Coun’ Mon
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Dave May
Bill Voss
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Ted Savage
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Floyd Wicker
Walton
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Steve Gaver
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