Celtics must thwart four forward offense in title series
Milwaukee Bucks bank on a four forward attack to pressure Boston as they tied the series 1 1 after a 90 89 win. Robertson highlighted a height edge over Celtics guards Chaney and White while Davis exploited the mismatch. The Bucks seek home court advantage with game three in Milwaukee and a potential clincher in Boston.
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Playoff Schedule and ABA Finals Dates Listed
Playoff schedule shows May 5 Milwaukee 97 Boston tying series 2-2. May 7 Boston at Milwaukee, May 16 Milwaukee at Boston, May 12 Boston at Milwaukee if needed, ABA Finals set with May 5 New York at Utah.
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Early Rebels Rally Clinches Tri-State Win Over Cadets
South Hagerstown scored seven runs in the first two innings and rode Mike Brashears six innings of no earned runs to beat Frederick 9 3 in Tri-State play.Fred erick’s Chuck Moulder allowed three earned runs over six frames as eight errors by the Cadets aided the Rebels. Remsberg Fellows and Moulder had two hits for Frederick while Brashears struck out 11. The game began in rain with a high scoring start before pitching settled in.
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Frederick Cagers Schedule DeMatha
Frederick High announces DeMatha, a top national program, will join the 1974-75 schedule. The Cadets host DeMatha March 26 at Frederick Community College with gate receipts split, as coach Bill Brooks aims to test his squad before district play.
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Washington Baltimore area adds multiple professional teams
The region has become a magnet for sports franchises with hockey soccer box lacrosse and tennis teams in D C or Baltimore. The Ambassadors story shows shifting locations and the Padres near move to D C falling through while tennis arrives with the Baltimore Banners joining the World Team competition.
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New Teams In Area Tennis and Local Box Lacrosse
The WTT adds Baltimore led by Jimmy Connors with Chris Evert fiancé in a 1975 season opener at the Baltimore Civic Center against Hawaii. Maryland Arrows box lacrosse opens May 16 at Capital Centre in a six team league with indoor play and a mean slogan Crunch Crosscheck.
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Clemson pitcher Steve Cline named ACC baseball player of the year
Clemson senior Steve Cline from Hagerstown was voted ACC baseball player of the year by 41 ballots in the Atlantic Coast Sports Writers Association poll. He led Clemson with a 9 4 record as the Tigers shared the regular season title and earned a spot on the all ACC team alongside three teammates.
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Brunswick Routs Boonsboro to Take MVAL Lead
Brunswick Railroaders win 7 6 over Boonsboro in eight innings to move into sole first in the Monocacy Valley League. Greg Barnes and Jeff Whisner homered in a pivotal seventh inning rally, with Barnes earning the walk that loaded the bases before the deciding score in the eighth. Kendall Gordon earned the victory after a rough first inning, adding a three-run homer of his own.
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Seventh Inning Rally Falls Short As Patriots Lose 3-2
Thomas Johnson outhit Martinsburg 3-4 but only managed two runs as Jim Hammond took his fourth loss in a 3-2 setback Monday at TJ. The Patriots drop to 3-7 overall and 5-5 in the Tri-State league, trailing 3-1 entering the bottom of the seventh before a late rally fizzled.
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Jim Hammond
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Orioles Top A’s in Sloppy 6-3 Victory
Brooks Robinson collected four singles and two RBIs while Paul Blair hit a two run homer to snap Baltimore's five game skid against Oakland. Mike Cuellar earned his first win of the season as Reggie Jackson and Joe Rudi homered for the A's. The contest featured four errors and a string of three straight Orioles runs after Oakland led 2-1.
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