Local Players Dominate Tri-State All Star Team
Westminster Frederick County players headline the ALL Tri-State roster with Ernie Bowens 70 points leading the first team. Greg Spickler John Smothers join from South Hagerstown North Hagerstown while Joe Pineda Stan Martinsburg and others make the second team and local officials gain a new commissioner role.
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Westminster
Frederick County
Joe Pineda
Charles Rideout
Tom Parsons
North
Steve Miller
Waynesboro
Skip Chambers
Martinsburg
Jim Snects
Ron Hall
Donnie Ambush
Gerald Palm
Frederick
Dennis Fosdick
South Carrol
Bob Kirkpatrick
Merle Geesaman
Rick Beard
South Hagerstown
Larry Hersch
Hal Moser
Playoff Officials Knocked By Coach of Philadelphia
Philadelphia coach Jack Ramsay demanded tighter officiating to level the NBA semifi nals with the Baltimore Bullets after a 111-103 Baltimore win gave a 2-1 series lead. Earl Monroe, nursing a bruised rib, led the Bullets with 29 points as Philadelphia protested alleged clutching and foul calls throughout the game.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia 76Ers
National Basketball Association
Baltimore Bullets
Bullets
Baltimore
Earl
Monroe
Jack Ramsay
Ramsay
Ers
Frederick runner Ellyn Cornish makes mud bid in Spain
Ellyn Cornish of Frederick ran in the International Women's Cross Country Meet in San Sebastian on March 20. She finished 35th among 70 runners in brutal mud while battling illness and shoes taped on. The U S team faced rain and unusual customs, running on a rack track then a forest loop before finishing on the course. The trip included France and the Mediterranean coast with a future England venue eyed for next year.
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Frederick
Ellyn Cornish
San Sebastian
Spain
Ellyn
United States
Ken) Foreman
U. S
Siesta
France
Mediterranean
U.S
England
Davis Cup Challenge Round Set for Charlotte Oct 8-10
The Davis Cup challenge round will be held October 8 through 10 in Charlotte. John Ryan, president of the Carolina International Tennis Foundation, announced the plan Monday.
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Charlotte
N.C
John Ryan
Carolina International Tennis Foundation
Novey Goes to Baltimore in NBA Draft Third-Round Pick
John Novey a 64 guard from Mount Saint Marys was chosen by the Baltimore Bullets in the NBA draft. Novey hailed as a top defender, joins a Bullets list that includes Fred Carter as a prior selection. The draft also saw Spencer Haywood and Howard Porter land big early picks by other teams.
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John Novey
Mount Saint Mary’s
Baltimore Bullets
Novey
Bob Ferry
Bullets
Fred Carter
Baltimore
Austin Carr
Notre Dame
Cleveland Cavaliers
Buffalo
Chicago
Spencer Haywood
Howard Porter
Stan Love
Scout Ferry
National Basketball Association
Love
Ferry
NBA
Gene Shue
Bill Bradley
Oregon
Steve Belko
Shue
Wes Unseld
George Johnson
Cleveland
Rick Rinaldi
St. Peter’s
Tom and
Dick van Aersdale
Willie Allen
Miami
Fla
Haywood
Seattle SuperSonics
Walter Kennedy
Braves
Kennedy
American Basketball Association
Seattle
Eridie Donovan
Villanova
Porter
Pittsburgh
ABA
Carr
Fighting Irish
Sidney Wicks
UCLA
Cavaliers
Portland
Elmore Smith
Kentucky State
Cincinnati
Ken Durrett
la Salle
Jim McDaniels
Kentuck
McDaniels
Carolina
Detroit
Curtis Rowe
Steve Patterson
Bruins
Western Kentuck
Milwaukee Nails Win in Western Semifinals Clash
In the Western Division semifinals Milwaukee edges San Francisco 104 to a decisive victory as stars anchor the effort and the series momentum shifts toward the Bucks.
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Milwaukee
San Francisco
Gamecocks Exit ACC Over Eligibility Rules
The University of South Carolina board votes unanimously to withdraw from the Atlantic Coast Conference effective August 15, citing a dispute over entrance and eligibility rules for student athletes. USC, under NCAA rules, began recruiting last winter and hopes the separation from ACC members will be temporary while honoring all contracts.
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Columbia
University of South Carolina Board of Trustees
Eston Marchant
ACC
USC
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Marchant
Clippers poised to seal fourth Baltimore title of year
Baltimore Clippers, after a 6-4 win over the Quebec Aces, can clinch at least a Western Division tie and move toward the Calder Cup, with the city already claiming titles by the Colts, Orioles, and Bullets. Coach Terry Reardon earns Coach of the Year. Fred Speck Rookie of the Year. Jim Niekamp best defenseman as the team leads the AHL all star selections.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Clippers
Rochester Americans
Clippers
Quebec Aces
Cleveland Barons
Baltimore Bullets
Baltimore Colts
Baltimore Orioles
Andy Brown
Jim Niekamp
Wayne Rivers
Fred Speck
Kent Douglas
Marc Dufour
Terry Reardon
Speck
Niekamp
Day Set For Teams Day Set For Teams
Baltimore pro clubs and city departments are honored as City of Champions Day on April 6 for leading in sports and civic honors. Orioles clinched last season’s World Series, Colts won the 1971 Super Bowl, Fire Department praised as top five unit. city earns Clean City Award. A parade from the 5th Regiment Armory to downtown will mark the celebration.
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Baltimore
Orioles
Colts
American Hockey League
Clippers
Baltimore Bullets
Thomas J. D’alesandrou
5Th Regiment
JFK 50 Mile Hike introduces entry fee and course
Organizer Guy Whidden reports nearly 600 entry forms for the JFK 50 Mile Hike set for April 3 at 7 30 a m starting from Boonsboro Junior High School. The route follows the Appalachian Trail and the C Q Canal Towpath ending at St James School in Hagerstown.
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Jfk
Boonsboro Junior High School
Guy Whidden
St. James School
Hagerstown
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Dave Bowens
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76Ers
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Archie Clark
Stan Goldberg
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FORD
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West Patrick ST. Frederick
Maryland
Belko
Gamecocks
MYLON
Reg Price
Guanak
General Tee
General Jet
Paragen
Sy Ang
Kraftreads Jet Air
Orr
Ale General Tire, Inc
Vemagr Auto Industries
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