Lakers and Rockets Earn First Round Wins In Playoffs
Lakers beat 79ers 121 to score a late surge led by Blue Dixon 18 points and James Jackson 15 while Kenny Lyles 10 and Tony Hackey 5. Rockets defeat Warrers 57 37 with Charley Ingram and Marvin Diggs 16 each and Blair Hoy 15. Celtics fall to Sones as Lakers top Celics in second round 42 3. Blue Dixon 14 points leads Lakers. Hackey 11. Frederick sweeps South Hagerstown 6 4 in season opener. FCC tops Hood 53 and doubles sweep for 2 0 season.
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Jedall
Olsen takes third in Florida Relays decathlon
Mount St. Mary’s Gudmund Olsen finishes third with a personal best 83247 points at the Florida Relays, earning qualification for NCAA Division I and II championships. He set PB marks in discus 256-2, javelin 218-5, 110 hurdles 15.1, pole vault 13-11 3/4, and 1500 meters 4:42. The top finish also notes Jim Wooding of Shore Athletic Club won with 8055 points, while Dave Stean of Toronto placed second with 8019.
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Capital All Stars Rally Beats United States All Stars 82 79
In Landover Maryland Jeff Baxter sank two free throws with 14 seconds left as the Capital All Stars rallied past the United States All Stars 82 79 in the Capital Classic. Johnny Dawkins led with 19 points, Len Bias added 18, and Doug Turner sealed it with a late free throw after US lead runs. The US team had led at 77 71 with 3:27 remaining but an 11 2 run by the Capital squad decided the game.
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Frederick Christian Academy annual sports banquet set for March 29
The Frederick Christian Academy will host its annual sports banquet on Monday March 29 at the South End Civic Association building. The event begins at 6 30 p m with Calvary Baptist Church Academy athletic director Don Netz as the guest speaker. Awards will honor most valuable players best defensive players and outstanding Christian character across baseball soccer volleyball basketball wrestling and cheerleading. Tickets cost 2 per person and 8 for a family of four or more. Tickets available at the school office or at the door. for more information call 473-899 or 473-8991.
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Capsedge Flyers edge Flyers in 4-3 thriller
Washington Capitals defeated the Philadelphia Flyers 4-3 as Dean Maruk assisted on three goals, including Lee Norwood's first period go-ahead tally. Norwood's goal at 16:25 gave Washington a lead it would not relinquish, in a game marking Philadelphia coach Bob McCammon’s first loss after two wins.
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Ron Flockhart
Cliser Wins State Judo Title in Maryland
Keith Cliser of the Frederick Judo Club won the heavyweight division title at the Maryland State Judo Championships. Five club members finished in the top three of their weight classes, with Jay Delphey and Paula Delphey taking second in men’s and women’s divisions, and Jeff Bryan and Gabby Reichheimer placing third in light and heavyweight. Other club participants included William Elliott Chris Watts and Jay Larkins. The club also hosted Nippon College judo team from Japan at the Washington Judo Club in Alexandria, on a tour of the United States.
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Frederick
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Jay
Paula Delphey
Jeff Bryan
Gabby Reicheimer
William Elliott
Chris Watts
Jay Larkins
Nippon College
Nippon College (Japan) of Physical Education
Washington
Alavandria V
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City offers 12 week judo for beginners and advanced
Frederick recreation dept starts judo instruction for beginners and advanced on March 30 at City Adult Recreation Center. Classes run Tuesdays and Thursdays 7 to 9 p.m. for 12 weeks with a 15 dollar fee. Register at the center before March 30. Call 662-5161 ext 209 for info.
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Valley Relays set today at Middletown for title hopes
Middletown boys and Frederick girls enter as favorites at the James Fraser Valley Relays at Middletown, with a larger field and all county schools except Catoctin. Last year Middletown's boys won 37-14 over Frederick. Cadets girls topped Linganore 48-26. On the diamond, Middletown visits Boonsboro. in tennis, Middletown at Frederick. in softball, Damascus opens season with Paint Branch victory and hosts Walter Johnson Saturday.
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Beensboro
Yankees Down Orioles 6-2 In Exhibition Victory
Larry Milbourne collected five straight singles and Bucky Dent drove in three runs as the New York Yankees beat Baltimore 6-2 in an exhibition game. Dent tripled to tie the score in the fifth and Milbourne's third hit scored the go ahead run. Dent added a bases loaded single for two more in the sixth. Gene Nelson pitched six innings for the win and Ron Davis struck out the side in the ninth.
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New York
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Mystery Girl at Charles Town Bankroll and Racing Notes
Damascu s report details a mystery girl at Charles Town with bankroll of 488.20 and a 47.80 loss. The bettor mentions one $5 win on a 3 5 favorite Spanish Pleasure, near-misses with Golden Dawn, and tonight's wagers including 2 double Hasty's Last Lady and Troy Boy, a 2 Exacta box Steamboat Josie and Wheelie, $10 to win on Crystal Sword and Long Not. Calumet Farm name origin noted as Indian pipe of peace.
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Troy Boy
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Judo Champion Cliser Shines With Nippon Team Exhibition
Keith Cliser of the Frederick Judo Club demonstrates on center stage during a Washington D C exhibition with Nippon team members from Japan College of Physical Education. He recently claimed the state title in his weight division.
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Nippon Japan College of Physical Education
Cliser
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