Alcindor Robinson Pace Bucks Past Bullets for Sweep
Oscar Robertson and Lew Alcindor combined for 57 points as Milwaukee defeated Baltimore 118-106 to close the four game NBA final. Robertson had 30 points and nine assists, Alcindor 27 points, 12 rebounds as Milwaukee secured the title in Baltimore.
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Canadiens Win Series in Six to Reach Finals
The Montreal Canadiens defeated Minnesota North Stars 3 to 2 to clinch the NHL semi final in six games. Ted Hampson’s late goal was disallowed as time had run out. Montreal advances to face the Chicago New York winner for the Stanley Cup.
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Maryland and Deaf track meets highlight Saturday sports
Two major track meets and two baseball games fill the day. Maryland JUCO track athletes race at 11 am at Essex Community College while Frederick teams send several runners. The Eastern Schools for the Deaf meet runs at Gallaudet College in Washington with Maryland School for the Deaf taking part. In baseball, Frederick Community College visits Montgomery College Takoma Park and St John’s travels to Damascus High School.
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Singapore Second FSK Wins Lion Invitational
Francis Scott Key Eagles dominated Walkersville's Wayne Zimmerman Invitational, amassing 198 points to outpace Linganore 100 Brunswick 76 Walkersville 55 and North Carroll 35. Key athletes set records in shot put and 440 yard run, with Morley breaking the shot mark and Williams anchoring a 3 39.0 mile relay victory as FSK produced two double winners.
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Calm Derby Eve as 97th Kentucky Derby Field Gathers
Twenty horses pace Churchill Downs on the eve of the Derby as trainers stress rest before the 5:30 p.m. post. Solo Mic’s withdrawal reduces the purse to 185000 with 145000 to the winner, while contenders such as Unconscious Helio Rise Going Straight Saigon Warrior and Calumet Farm's Eastern Fleet and Bold And Able prep with three furlongs in varied times. Jockeys including Laffit Pincay and Eric Guerin ride at the final fast clips ahead of the longest renewal in history.
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Guerin Doe
Owls Crush Patriots in 107 1/2 to 33 1/2 Dual Meet
Westminster dominated as Cliff Scott of Thomas Johnson delivered a standout day with wins in the 100 and 220 and a second in the 440. Scott clocked 10.0 in the 100 and 22.3 in the 220, while Charlie Klein gave TJ a win in the shot put. Roy Main added a second in the two mile as Westminster rolled to victory.
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Royals Edge Orioles 5-4 for first win since 1969
Kansas City defeated Baltimore 5-4 as Fred Patek lined a two-out single in the bottom of the ninth, scoring the deciding run after Paul Schaal and Gail Hopkins King delivered two-out hits. It was the Royals first win over the Orioles in 24 meetings, dating back to May 9, 1969.
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Gail Hop King
Merv Bettemund
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May Homers Twice As Sox Top Nats
Chicago White Sox batter Carlos May drove in two runs and stole home as Bart Johnson blanketed Washington with an eight to one win. Rick Reichardt homered, Ed Herrmann and Jay Johnstone contributed, and a double steal in the seventh fueled Chicago’s late surge.
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Ed Stroud
Ed Herrmann
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Rich Morales
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