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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1973

Page

14

Commissioner Kuhn condemns Yankees wife swap

Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn called the New York Yankees pitcher family swap upsetting and deplorable but said his office has no authority over the matter. He warned the incident harms the game’s image and could affect young fans. About 100 fans’ letters were received, all negative.

ST. Petersburg Fla Bowie Kuhn New York Yankee Fritz Peterson Mike Kekich Susanne Kekich Peterson Illinois Kuhn

Brilliant Ran Upstages King Calabrese in Pimlico Race

Brihant Ran was moved to first place after interference by King Calabrese in the $7,500 Tom Rolfe purse at Pimlico. King Calabrese led early but ducked into Brilliant Ran, triggering a five minute stewards’ review that elevated Brilliant Ran to the win riding Ray York. Final times were 1:46 2-5 for a mile and sixteenth. payouts: Brilliant Ran $15.00 $6.00 $4.20. King Calabrese $6.20 $4.80. Bart Lang $6.00. A spill marred the start with Eldon Nelson unseated from Count Pluck.

Baltimore Brihant Ran Tom Rolfe Pimlico King Calabrese Ben Feliciano Crozier Delib Brilliant Ray York Bart Lang Eldon Nelson Bee Bee Bee Count Pluck Ance HS Juacomo Holste Henry Spefford Joseph Raplowitz Rabarni Contario Rose Double Soul Curtesy Clem Law Mt Tason D'Or Humatty Fierab Ryan VTL Ma Joan Ceci Reason Te Wate Junenes Starkadder Davidson Anets Thayerns Ry. Hermit Walsh Sky Flight Ld Banthers Zoon Iba Dupuis Bermece Murray & Wi Dtekes Myron Newmeyer Romad Sam Cou McCarren Selon Nashua Hobarts tRuriz Uy Frestiman Passmore BSD CTA Dusard Ambulus Roel Briaant Han York Kang Calabrese Beherane Miso Tin Ha Bart Lang Cusimang Pune Mlowance Nic Andene Savteenih Gone Eisang Feliciano Hush Papp Brareralry Co Yan WTA Berdwath Baron Wiendance

York Team Beats Barons For Crown

York Team of Adelphia Athletic Association defeats the Frederick Barons 74 to 72 in the Waynesboro Invitational final led by David Brown’s go ahead jumper with 15 seconds left. Barons’ Bowens top-scored with 22. Harper and Boyd also contributed. Barons redeeming players earned All-Tournament honors. next appearance set for March 28 in Hagerstown Invitational.

Waynesboro David Brown Adelphia Athletic Association of York Frederick Barons Barons Ernie Bowens Maurice Boyd Sam Harper Charlie Harper Mike Hill Harpers Boyd Bowens Hagerstown Adelphia Athletic Association Warner Brown Lee Robins Smith Kirk Harper C. Harper Tullis

Pimlico Pimlico Gate Bets At 10,047 Crowd Wagering

Pimlico's 60 day spring meeting saw a Monday crowd of 10,047 wager $1,175,808 on the second day. The chaotic ledger lists race names, purses, and entries with multiple horses such as Glor y Purse and Found At Sea among others, with detailed results and odds.

Ing Nelson Pimlico Tursuay Clan Ing Longquilty Dell

Masters Discrimination Debate Over Black Golf Star

Lee Elder claims the Masters in Augusta bars black players by changing rules to keep the field lily white. He notes the top money winners rule and cites Pete Brown’s exclusion. Elder argues for inclusion while Roberts denies discrimination. Elder still hopes to qualify via other majors before April 5.

Washington Lee Elder Elder Clifford Roberts Augusta Pete Brown U.S Brown Roberts Herman Badillo D-N.y New Orleans Greater Greensboro

Changes Planned For 76ers After Tough Season

Baltimore AP reports the Philadelphia 76ers lost 129 to 118 to the Bullets as coach Kevin Loughery vows major changes for next season. He may trade players or draft picks, aiming to rebuild with top selections and a Seattle first round pick, while considering UCLA star Bill Walton as a hardship case.

Baltimore Philadelphia 76Ers Baltimore Bullets Philadelphia Harlem Globetrotters 76Ers National Basketball Association Kevin Loughery Loughery Roy Rubin NBA Seattle SuperSonics Bill Walton UCLA Walton

Police Ticketed Basketball Game Tonight at MSD

City and state police host a charity basketball game at MSD tonight at 8 p.m. Tickets cost 1.25 dollars for adults and 0.75 dollars for children with proceeds benefiting the MSD athletic department.

State Police MSD

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