Bradds Top Pick Highlights Bullets Draft Night
The Baltimore Bullets praised their NBA draft haul led by Garry Bradds a 6 8 200 pound Ohio State star. General Manager Paul Hoffman said they also added Jerry Sloan Pete Spoden and Bennie Lenox among others as they reshaped the roster to free Ter ry Dischinger for guard duty.
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NEW York
Baltimore Bullets
National Basketball Association
Garry Bradds
Bob Leonard
Ohio State
Big Ten
Bullets
Jerry Sloan
Evansville
Pete Spoden
Iowa State
St. Louis Hawks
Sloan
Spoden
Bennie Lenox
Texas A&m
Fort Hill Sentinels Tie Cadets in Cumberland Valley Meet
Fort Hill and Frederick’s Cadets battled to a tie after Frederick’s depth shaped a strong showing. Coach Hal Moser predicts a tough state meet at Overlea on May 23 with 18 of 25 Cadets possibly qualifying through District 1 eliminations on May 16.
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Blue Ribbons
Fort Hill
Cumberland
Sentinels
Cumberland Valley Athletic League
Frederick
Hal Moser
Overlea
Moser
Allegany
North
Lou Brachey
Howard Hoy
John Plunkard
Dave Boyd
Charley Green
Blaine Smith
Francis Foreman
Rookie Tony Oliva Brings Big Bat To Minnesota Lineup
New York AP: Tony Oliva, 23 year old Cuban rookie outfielder for the Minnesota Twins, batted .300 last week with 13 hits in 26 at bats, lifting his average to .408. He leads the AL in hits and trails only Freehan and Fregosi in the batting race, while Mays holds the NL lead at .456. Oliva also powered seven homers in the week.
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New York
Minnesota Twins
Tony
Tony Oliva
Cuba
Oliva
San Francisco
Willie Mays
Bill Freehan
Detroit
Jim Fregosi
Los Angeles Angels
Dallas-Fort Worth
Freehan
Tigers
Fregosi
John Romano
Cleveland
Ed Bressaud
Boston
Rocky Colavito
Kansas City
Leon Wagner
Mays
Shenandoah Races Feature Close Finishes and Purses
In the Shenandoah results the five race card shows Sky Point and High Promise among notable finishers. Straight Laced and Fwin Double posted strong showings as crowds of about 4,034 attended. Consolation and other purses totaled 437.40 and 200.60 respectively as Grove drives back to first safely in the sec.
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Sky Point
Todd
Fwin
Jim Bechtel
M. 4
Grove
Hazelmae River
Moffetts Moppet
Kazmar
Last Leaf
Sigler
Alteragan Imp
Mellomint
Midillin
Weather Doll
Reynolds
Cal
Mary
Tudor
Guatines
Relic Town
Delgado
Fere
Sunward
Wilson
Maco Yardley
Ronolds
Wenseer
Commandeer WT & Furfongs
Ellsworth G
Whase Strong
River Goddess
Riston
Valencia Lady
Lismore Pride
Freddie
Flipco
Daisy
Bea
Manuel M
Cole Bangi
Sheer Delight
Royal Savage Wa
Friendly Ellen
Shu Not
Macratha
Princess Ruler
Clockfast
Turpentine Weitish Soldier
Darbin
Little Doyle
Whitehead
Bar-Lin
Sugar Ann
U S Olympic Committee launches new program
New York AP report outlines a U S Olympic Committee plan to beat the Russians in the Olympics and restore international prestige by 1988. Franklin Orb chairs a committee seeking funds and ideas from Americans to build coaches, facilities, and athletes, with operation after Tokyo Games.
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New York
U.S
Franklin L. Orb
Washington
Orth
United States
Orioles Rally Past Senators 11 4 In Sixth Inning Blitz
The Baltimore Orioles hammered the Washington Senators 11 to 4 as 12 batters came to the plate in the sixth inning. Sam Bowens drove in the go ahead run with a double, while Don Blasingame mishandled a bunt allowing three unearned runs. Pitching emphasized by Chuck Estrada and Dick Duckworth in relief, the Orioles built an early lead before Orioles reliever Ted Ridzik struggled.
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Gordon Beard
Associated Press
Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Washington Senators
Oriole
Don Blasingame
Jim Duckworth
Washington
Tom Cheney
Norm Siebern
Sam Bowens
Blasingame
Dick Hall
Hall
Chuck Estrada
Jim King
Brink
8Randt
Aparicio
Hinton
Robinson
King
Slebern Ib
Lock
Powell If
Skowrort
Bowens
Brumlay
Adair
Hunt
Orsino
Duckworth O
Ridzik
Estrad
Hall, Wy
DiMurea
Drummond
Paparella
Umant
Mays Hits 10th Homer As Giants Top Colts 3 2
San Francisco wins 3-2 in 12 innings over Houston after Willie Mays homered in the first and Walt Bond tied it with another shot in the sixth. Chuck Hiller delivered a two out double to drive Jesus Alou home for the deciding run in extra innings.
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San Francisco
Chuck Hiller
Jesus Alou
San Francisco Giants
Houston Colts
Alou
Hiller
Hal Woodeshick
Colt
Ken Johnson
Woodeshick
Giants
Willie May
Mays
Walt Bond
Colts
Johnson
Alvin Dark
San
Houston
Groate
Bolin
Herbel
Pierce
Larsen
Shaw
Haller
Crandall
W — Shaw
L—Woodeshick
Wagner's grand slam lifts Indians past Red Sox in Boston
Cleveland right fielder Leon Wagner hit a seventh inning grand slam to break a 3-3 tie, leading the Indians to a 7-5 win over Boston at Fenway Park. Wagner also added an RBI single, his season total at 19, with Donavan earning the win over Spanswick.
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Boston
Cleveland
Leon Wagner
Indians
Wagner
Bill Spanswick
Fenway Park
Joe Azcue
Dick Donovan
Donovan
Bob Tillman
Tony Conigliaro
Vic Cavalillo
Dick Howser
Azcue
Spanswick
Earley
Tillman
W—Donovan
L—Spanswick
Dairy Maid Opens Babe Ruth Season With 7-2 Win
Dairy Maid erupted for seven runs in the fourth inning to defeat M. J. Grove 7-2 in the Babe Ruth League opener. Dave Gearinger delivered a bases loaded triple for the big hit as Dairy Maid totaled seven runs in the fourth. Ambrose pitched six solid innings, allowing six hits as Grove struggled with free passes and timely hits.
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Dairy Maid
M. J. Grove
Dave Gearinger
Tim Ambrose
Grove
Harlen Diggs
Rickie Hoffman
Diggs
Hoffman
J. Grove
Abrhot
Abrhhl
Gearinger
Ducket
Gooner
Bachtel
Ambrose P
S'berg
Keller
Palm
Brown
Meely
O'Bryan
Garner
Sb—Cooper. Keller
Ambrose
Hoffmen
Renn
U— Marendt
Remus
Western Maryland tops Loyola 2-0 in Mason-Dixon game
In Westminster Maryland Western Maryland defeated Loyola 2-0 as left handers Scott Joyner and Relmond Van Daniker faced off. Loyola produced no runs while Western Maryland broke through with six runs in the sixth and two in the final tally. Final: Loyola 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0, Western Maryland 0 6 2 0 0 0 0 0 x 2. Joyner earned the win, Van Daniker the loss.
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Westminster, Md
Western Maryland
Loyola
Scott Joyner
Relmond van Daniker
W. Maryland
van Daniker
Kremer
Joyner
Kroe
W-Joyner
L—Van Daniker
South Golfers Defeat Cadets at Beaver Creek
South Hagers town golf team beat Frederick 16 1 2 at Beaver Creek Golf Course. Four Rebels shot under 80 led by Richard Roulette 77. South won all matches and kept four Cadets without a match point. Cadets face Mercersburg Academy next Wednesday at 2 p m. Frederick slips to third in Tri State League, tied with North Hagerstown.
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Hagerstown
South Hagerstown
Frederick
Beaver Creek
Richard Roulette
South
Dennis Armstrong
Robert Nusbaum
Gary Shelton
Craig Rhoderick
Gerald Nye
Rhoddy Rhoderick
Richard Wolfe
Richard Klein
Gary Beacht
Mike Jennings
Earl Starr
Mercersburg Academy
North Hagerstown
Frederick softball exhibition at Baker Park
Shipley's Inc and Mains Shop play an exhibition softball game Wednesday at 6 p.m. in Baker Park, Center of the Frederick Industrial Softball League.
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Shipley's Inc
Mains Shopping Center
Frederick Industrial Softball League
Baker Park
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Butch) Komives
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Maser
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Shenandoah
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Palumbo
Karpe
Our Family
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Petey Cooper
Rhata
J. Rolfe Castleman
Bing Crosby
Harry
Wirephoto Colts
Aft
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Little Harry
U.S. Olympic Committee
RED Sox
Wagher
Cenigliare
Ruth
W. Md
Blue Ridge Oil Company
P.O. Box
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