Stone Downs Frederick In State Action
In a Tuesday night semi final class B state tournament game at Cole Field House Thomas Stone defeated Frederick 47 to 41. Frederick coach Bill Brooks blamed missed free throws and a non called foul on Ralph Swann’s late drive as the turning point. Alonzo Greenfield’s late basket gave Stone the lead for good while Frederick’s shooting from the line was below its usual mark.
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Frederick Cadets Fall to Thomas Stone in Class B Thriller
Frederick 41 Frederick Cadets suffer a late rally loss as Thomas Stone wins 47 41 at Cole Field House. Alonzo Greenfield James Brown and Charles Whiting star for Stone while Frederick battled back from deficits but foul trouble and turnovers sealed the Cadets fate.
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Clippers Win 7 2 In AHL Match
Baltimore Clippers routed the Rochester Amerks 7 to 2 in an American Hockey League game. Jim Bartlett scored a hat trick after rejoining the Clippers, adding goals in the opener and late in the final period. Other scorers included Hilliard Graves John French Joe Szura and Mark Dufour. Jim Shaw stopped 26 of 28 Rochester shots while Baltimore peppered goalies Len Zimmermen and Serge Aubry with 41 shots.
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Frederick Falcons Leave Seaboard for Amateur League
The Frederick County Association of Retarded Children voted to move the Frederick Falcons from the Seaboard Football League to an amateur league due to finances and to avoid paying players. The decision, supported by subcommittee member Sidney Bloom, aimed to keep football in Frederick while preserving cost efficiency and local play. The shift followed reports of paid players in the SFL and prospect of higher travel costs, with some Falcons players expected to join SFL clubs.
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Tar Heels Rout Gamecocks In Eastern Regionals 92 69
North Carolina defeated South Carolina 92 to 69 in the NCAA Eastern regional first round. George Karl led UNC with 18 points, Dennis Winnik and Steve Previs added 16 and 13, while Tom Riker of USC was held scoreless for most of the game. Tar Heels improved to 24 4, Gamecocks fell to 23 5.
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Orioles Top Pirates In Exhibtion Thriller
Orioles beat Pirates 3-2 as Ellie Hendricks tripled for the tying run in the fifth and then singled home the winner two innings later. Merv Rettenmund forced Lamb from the mound with a sharp grounder, then stole second before Hendricks' single. Jim Palmer and Doyle Alexander held off Pittsburgh on five hits. Al Oliver and Roberto Clemente each had a single and a triple.
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JFK Hike Entry Deadline Extended Through March 18
The tenth annual JFK hike opens to working people with no entry fee extended to March 18. Shipley Inc. handles forms and fees. late or postmarked entries incur a four dollar charge. Over 500 applications received versus about 275 last year. NBA scores: Baltimore 105 Cleveland 101 New York 103 Houston 102.
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Boyd Named BU Best for 1971 72 Basketball Season
Frederick’s Ken Boyd, BU sophomore forward, was named the university’s Most Valuable Player for 1971-72. He led BU in scoring with 23.4 points per game, topped the Yankee Conference, and ranked high in New England for rebounds and field goal percentage.
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