Nets Tie ABA Finals With Comeback Win Over Pacers
Ollie Taylor Rick Barry John Baum and John Roche led a fourth quarter surge as the Nets overcame the Indiana Pacers 110 105 to level the ABA championship series at two games each. Game five is Thursday in Indiana with game six back in New York.
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Railroaders Crush Lions 13-1 in District BC showdown
Brunswick pitchers battered Walkersville for 13 hits while Gordon fired a two-hitter as the Railroaders routed the Lions 13-1 in a do-or-die Class BC game. Gordon struck out 11 with three walks as Walkersville starter Gilber t exited early.
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Freetex Added To Preakness Field At Pimlico
Freetex was named a definite starter for the 97th Preakness Stakes joining Eager Exchange and No Le Hace as the nine-horse field firms up. Riva Ridge rides a major threat from Meadow Stable with Key To The Mint seen as a key rival after Preakness Prep. Festive Mood worked a mile in 1 48 at Pimlico.
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Terps Host Rutgers In Lacrosse
Maryland and Johns Hopkins, the top ranked teams, open at home in the NCAA lacrosse tournament first round. Maryland hosts Rutgers in College Park while Washington & Lee visits Baltimore to play Johns Hopkins. Cortland State at Navy and Army at Virginia are also scheduled.
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Attendance Declines Hit Major League Baseball Hard
Early figures from Sporting News indicate 16 of 20 MLB teamssee drops in attendance. AL teams record a 316,767 decline and NL clubs 91,454. Rangers post the largest AL drop, with 97,755 fans, and moves or relocations loom as owners consider shifting franchises.
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Jim Hammond's Two Hitter Tops Cavaliers for Pats
Jim Hammond pitched a rain interrupted two hitter to beat South Carroll 5-0 for the Thomas Johnson Patriots. Hammond walked seven and struck out seven while yielding two early singles and seven hitless frames. Offense backed him with runs in the second, fifth, and sixth innings and Hammond contributed two RBIs as TJ improved to 7-5 overall and 6-5 in the Tri-State League. Dodgers slide late as Giants win West by one game.
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Birds Top Tigers Behind Palmer
Jim Palmer pitched four hits and two homers, driving in the Orioles 3-2 win over Detroit. Palmer, 3-3 with eight strikeouts, started the decisive rally with a seventh inning triple, Don Buford’s infield single, and Baltimore pulled ahead after Les Cain left the game for Joe Niekro. Gates Brown opened scoring for Detroit with a first inning homer, Willie Horton answered for Baltimore in the second, and Merv Rettenmund homered in the third to complete the scoring.
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Lancer Boosters Still Seek Money to Launch Football
The Singapore High School Booster Club aims to raise 1500 more to start a football program next year. President Fred Burrier says 9500 raised of 11000 goal, with 31 May deadline extended. Principal John Thompson approved football. six scheduled games, two practice matches, and a 40 man squad with no coach named yet.
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Halifax Voyaguers Clinch Calder Cup in 4-1 win
The Nova Scotia Voyaguers defeated the Baltimore Clippers 4-1 to capture the American Hockey League Calder Cup, completing a four game winning streak to seal the title.
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Snyder Leads Frederick To 2-1 Victory Over North
Pitcher Greg Snyder twirled a two hitter, issued two walks, and fanned six as the Frederick Cadets beat North Hagerstown 2-1. Frederick improves to 7-5 in Tri-State play while North Hagers town sits at 10-3 overall and 8-3 in league action.
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