Orioles Poised To Win 1972 Pennant Without Robinson
The Baltimore Orioles enter 1972 favored to capture a fourth straight American League pennant even after trading Frank Robinson to the Dodgers. Strong pitching led by McNally Palmer Cuellar Dobson anchors a deep staff, while an elite infield including Brooks Robinson Belanger Johnson and Boog Powell backs a lineup boosted by rookies Grich and Baylor and catcher newcomers Oates Hendricks Etchebarren.
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Mike Cuellar
Jim Palmer
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Mark Belanger
Dave Johnson
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Pete Richert
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Los Angeles
Dave Leonhard
Rorie Harrison
Rochester
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Record set at J.FVK 50 Mile Hike by Betty Zane Reddick
Betty Zane Reddick of Union Bridge set a 10 year old finishers record in the 50 mile hike with a time of 12 38.51, breaking Galen Pryor's 13 13.55 mark. Leonard Reddick completed the hike for the fourth time. Congressman Orval Hansen of California also hiked 24.6 miles, not registering as Republican until Saturday. Further results will be printed later in the week.
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Betty Zane Reddick
Union Bridge
Galen Pryor
Thurmont
Leonard Reddick
Orval Hansen
California
TJ Baseball Preview Highlights Returning Lineup and New Infield
TJ coach Stover to rely on returning starting outfield trio and senior leaders at the plate while rotating in reserve infield with Zimmerman Hammond Held Burns Weber. Reynolds anchors catching as a defensive leader with strong hitting potential.
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Hammond
Steve Held
Leo Burns
Richard Weber
Stover
Willie Gantt
Tim Hall
Warren Stockman
Alan Shiffler
Waldo Ricketts
Todd Holland
Stockman
Holland
Kenny Reynolds
Ken
Pats
Reynolds
Mike Adams
Jim Reeder
Future At UCLA Bright Future At UCLA Bright
Los Angeles AP reports UCLA under John Wooden will be strong again with four starters returning from the NCAA champion team that defeated Florida State 81 76. Walton and Wilkes, both sophomores, earned honors, but guard Bibby departs after three seasons. Complacency concerns loom as new players bid for jobs. Herve Filion set 1971 harness racing world records with 543 winners and $1,915,945 in purses.
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Los Angeles
John Wooden
UCLA
Florida State
Bill Walton
Keith Wilkes
Walton
Wooden
Henry Bibby
Bibby
Herve Filion
Shenandoah Downs Tight Race Purse at Six Furlongs
Shenandoah Downs hosted a tight six furlong race with a $2,600 purse featuring Hes Boss 118 and other contenders including Natit Bloom, Hon Award and Curio among the field. Jockeys such as Tre and Langhorne guided multiple entries in a crowded program with bets and placements across ninth and tenth races.
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Pormpellie
Crafty
Tre
Nicky
Playoff Start Tonight as Lakers Face Bulls and Bucks Meet Warriors
The Lakers open their title bid vs the Bulls in Los Angeles after a 69 win season and 33 straight, a record 160-point game mark, while the Bucks duel the Warriors in a Western Conference series. Kareem Abdul Jabbar led scoring, but surmised adjustments are needed as Golden State counters with Nate Thurmond. Dandridge could become a pivotal factor for Milwaukee.
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Midwest
Wilt Chamberlain
Jerry West
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NBA
Kareem Adul- Jabbar
Kareem
Attles
Bob Dandridge
FCC Downs Potomac For Opening Day Victory 4-2
Frederick’s FCC Cougars defeated Potomac State College 4-2 in the season opener. Pitcher Joe Stancovich struck out 14 over six innings, allowing two runs on six hits, while Kenny Shorts collected four hits and drove in two runs including a third inning double. Potomac fought back with a sixth inning homer from Bill Skinner and a late double by Frank Crosier, but Stancovich closed out the win for FCC.
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Frederick
Joe Stancovich
Kenny Shorts
FCC Cougars
Potomac State College
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Joe
Richard Burgo
Shorts
Con
Cougar
FCC
Potomac
Bill Skinner
Tom Lewis
Skinner
Jack Henry
Frank Crosier
Burgo
Francis Scott Key Lions Destruction Derby May 29 at Fairgrounds
The Francis Scott Key Lions Championship Destruction Derby is set for Monday May 29 at the fairgrounds. Entries require a $1 fee and an entry form sent to J P Emmert 3 East Third Street Frederick. Contact Emmert at 662 4437 after 4 30 pm for blanks. A title is required. bring the title to compete.
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J. P. Emmert
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Frederick
University Forces Rupp Into Mandatory Retirement
Louisville Times reports Adolph Rupp will retire under Kentucky’s age rule after a Monday meeting with President Otis Singletary. The university plans to appoint a committee to select his successor, likely assistant Joe Hall, amid Rupp’s 879 wins in 42 seasons and potential congressional run in Kentucky’s 6th District.
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Adolph Rupp
University of Kentucky
Louisville Times
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Congress
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University
Joe Hall
YMCA Contest Set For Tonight
Frederick YMCA church league titles announced for tonight at Frederick Community College gym. Junior final pits All Saints Episcopal Frederick against Hyattstown Christian. senior final features United Methodist Sjamsville versus First Baptist. Games start at 7 p.m. with free admission.
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United Methodist of Sjamsville
First Baptist
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