Wake Forest golfer advances to quarterfinals at Pinehurst
Eddie Pearce defending champion beats Jim Simons in 19 holes to reach the quarterfinals of the North and South Amateur at Pinehurst. Simons wins key holes late to force sudden death as Pearce joins Wadkins and Bendall in the next round.
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Wake Forest University
Jim Simons
Pearce
Temple Terrace
Fla
Danny Yates
Atlanta
Simons
Butler
Ed Updegraff
Tucson
Ariz
North Carolina
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High Point
Carolinas
Pinehurst Country Club
Marty
West
Bethesda
Morey
Marty McKenzie
Bobby Wadkins
Richmond
Lanny Wadkins
Wadkins
Dave Ojala
Houston
Tex
Bill Mallon
Marlboro
Mass
Richard Bendall
Danville
Dick Siderowf
Linganore Principal Approves Grid Team Plans Move Forward
Linganore High School will field a football team next fall if the Board of Education approves on May 18. Principal John Thompson and athletic staff have raised 9,088.46 of a 12,000 goal via boosters. 3,000 in the last week. A coach has not been named yet, with several applicants under review.
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Linganore
Thompson
Fred Currier
Middletown's Dave Wise Lights Up Track Debutant Star
Middletown's Dave Wise, a red haired junior track standout, shines in long, high, and triple jumps. Coach Don Boyer praises his work ethic and talent, noting 58 1/2 to 6 feet jumps and a 41 9 inch triple jump while Wise also runs a 400. He hopes for a college offer to continue as a thinclad.
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Middletown
Dave Wise
Don Boyer
Wise
Dave
Boyer
Frederick
Denny
Mike Jackson
Make-up baseball slate at Husky Park and nearby sites
Babe Ruth Shell and Dairy Maid meet at 5 45 p m in Babe Ruth play at Husky Park in a make up game. Grove vs Rotary also at 5 45 and 8 p m. Fredericktown vs Blue Ridge Saturday noon. Rotary and Grove at McCurdy 2 pm. Dairy Maid vs Kiwanis 2 pm. Blue Ridge vs Kiwanis 4 30 p m. Fredericktown vs PE 7 30 p m.
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Husky Park
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Rotary
Fredericktown
Blue Ridge
McCurdy
Kiwanis
Track meet previews from MVAL and Tri-State at local schools
Middletown and Thomas Johnson lead MVAL hopes with Linganore Walkersville Brunswick and Catoctin among participants joining North Carroll and Francis Scott Key. TJ stars include 9.9 sprinters Dave Rohrer and Jack Davis and hurdler Chuck Wills. Tri-State features Westminster CVAL winner Martinsburg and Thomas Johnson favored in sprints. Freddrick, Key and others bring strong event entries as rainouts push rescheduled baseball games to May 12 and May 18.
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Thomas Johnson
MVAL
Walkersville
Linganore
Brunswick
Catoctin
North Carroll
Francis Scott Key
PSK
Westminster
CVAL
Martinsburg
Frederick
North Hagerstown
South Hagerstown
Waynesboro
South Carroll
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Jack Davis
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Davis
Patriots
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Wills
Jim Bohn
Dorsey
Jackson
Moberly
Smithsburg
St. John’s
Catocting
FSK
Knicks Upset Lakers In Wide NBA Finals Upset
The New York Knicks, led by Walt Frazier and Jerry Lucas, stunned the favored Los Angeles Lakers 107 96 in game three of the Western Division finals era. Despite injuries to Willis Reed Dick Barnett and Dave DeBusschere Knicks battled back from deficits to grab a 2 1 edge.
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Milwaukee Bucks
New York Knicks
David
Goliath
Knicks
Celtics
Lakers
New York
Willis Reed
Dick Barnett
Dave DeBusschere
Walt Frazier
Jerry Lucas
Knicks Rally Past Lakers With New Height Advantage
The Knicks, led by a healthy DeBusschere, beat the Lakers as Lucas, a 6'8" converted forward, disrupted Wilt Chamberlain and sparked strong outside shooting. West struggled early but finished with 21 points while Chamberlain added 26. The Lakers relied on team play, but New York's hot shooting kept them ahead. If DeBusschere returns, playoffs could stretch to seven games. Reed’s return next season looms large.
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Knicks
Reed
Lucas
Lakers
Wilt Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Kareem Jabbar
Bill Russell
New York
Jerry West
Knick
Stanley Cup Finals: New York 5 Boston 2 in Game Three
New York Rangers defeat Boston Bruins 5 to 2 to take a 2-1 lead in the best of seven series. The teams traded chances with New York grabbing the early momentum and extending the cushion late in the contest.
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New York
Boston
Nets win Eastern Division title in ABA finals bid
The New York Nets defeated the Virginia Squires 94 88 in Norfolk to win the best of seven series 4 3 behind Rick Barry and John Roche. They advance to face the Indiana Pacers in Bloomington in game one of the ABA championship finals.
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Norfolk
New York Nets
Rick Barry
John Roche
Virginia Squires
American Basketball Association
Nets
Indiana Pacers
Bloomington
Ind
No Decision On Coach For Frederick Falcons
The Falcons board met last night to name a head football coach. Dick Shipley resigned from the post Tuesday. Charles Greene said a decision and announcement are hoped for by this evening. Greene also stated the team hopes to become a non profit organization after achieving financial stability.
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Charles Greene
The
Falcons
Dick Shiplley
Greene
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