Ennis Tosses Four-Hitter As Lancers Top Knights 4-1
Danny Ennis pitched a four hitter to win his second straight, as the Lancers beat Middletown 4-1. Pollatos shipped in two timely hits and fielded sharply, while Lowman provided the key two run single in the fourth inning and Ennis drove in a run in the sixth to seal the victory.
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Catoctin Downs Brunswick With Early Inning Tallies
Catoctin jumped to a 4-0 lead and held off Brunswick 6-4 in a high energy game. Tom Williard sparked a fast start with a triple, Gene Stitely drove in a run, and Billy Henke delivered two RBIs. Brunswick rallied but the Cougars answered with a decisive third inning while Gordon and Stitely dominated on the mound.
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New Jersey Group Eyes Celtics Move to Meadowlands
Dae vid Sonny Werblin of the New Jersey Sports and Exhibition Authority said a Celtics move to New Jersey could occur if negotiations advance. He noted NBA commissioner Walter Kennedy showed interest in adding a team to the Meadowlands complex, though no talks with Celtics management have occurred. Kennedy was unavailable for comment.
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Harold Lipton
Red Auerbach
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Bruins Triumph to Earn Second Stanley Cup in Three Years
Boston caps a season sweep by defeating the Rangers in New York to claim the Stanley Cup. Bobby Orr earned the Conn Smythe as MVP and will receive a Sport Magazine car while teammates collect division and Cup bonuses. Rangers receive runner-up pay and vow to return next year.
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Rangers
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Linganore-Middletown boys tennis triumphs in close meet
Linganore-Middletown edged Linganore five matches to two in a Friday boys tennis meet. Earlier, Linganore defeated Catoctin 5-2 as competitors posted wins by Buckman and Powell.
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Harz Leads Decathlon at Mount St Marys
Fairleigh Dickinson student Karl Harz topped the opening day of the USATF Eastern Decathlon at Mount St. Marys with 3 651 points. Ken Crusius of NYAC was second 3 622, followed by Bob Kester Baltimore OC Lloyd Sigler Baltimore OC and John Rademacher Syracuse in the top five.
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New York Athletic Club
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Syracuse
Braves Purchase Former Oriole
The Braves bought the contract of 28 year old right handed pitcher Jim Hardin from the Richmond International League farm club. Hardin, a five season veteran in the majors, was signed as a free agent April 28 1972 after release by the Yankees. He previously played four seasons with the Orioles and one with the Yankees. He had his best year in 1968 with Baltimore going 18 2.51 ERA. In three games with Richmond he was 0 1 with 17 innings and a 3.17 ERA. He walked five and struck out 14. He will join the Braves this week.
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Heard Stockton Share Lead In Colonial Golf Tourney
Jerry Heard fired a four under par 66 to tie Dave Stockton for the second round lead at the Colonial National Invitation in Fort Worth. Stockton shot 68 to reach 135, while Lee Elder and Fred Marti were one stroke back at 136 after solid finishes amid morning rain. Bruce Devlin joined elder at 136 with a 68, and Bruce Crampton slipped to 140 after a 74. Nicklaus Palmer Casper and Painter did not compete. Heard's only bogey came at the 17th after a rough drive.
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Elder
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Tigers Win Mason-Dixon Conference Tennis Title
Hampden-Sydney Tigers swept the first five singles to defeat Johns Hopkins 6 2 1 4 in the Mason-Dixon Conference final. The finals doubles were drawn after each side won a set. Hampden-Sydney captured the Southern Division crown while Johns Hopkins took the Northern Division in the regular season.
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Terp Thinclads Dominate Start of ACC Track Meet
Maryland leads after two finals as Bill MacLachlan wins shot put and Vince Struble takes pole vault. Hubert West tops long jump for UNC. Maryland holds 255 points with Clemson 13 and North Carolina 9½ as other schools trail in day one trials and finals.
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Wake Forest
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Mac Copeland
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