Bullets Seek Return to Winning Column Tonight
Baltimore facing rematch after opening series in typical fashion the Bullets aim to rebound and climb back into the win column in tonight’s game.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1971
Page
10
Baltimore facing rematch after opening series in typical fashion the Bullets aim to rebound and climb back into the win column in tonight’s game.
AP report outlines standings with Milwaukee beating Washington 4 0 and New York 7 3 over Minnesota while Chicago meets Boston. It details upcoming games and notes the Bullets trail Bucks 1 0 in the finals as Lew Alcindor tops 31 points in Milwaukee. Gus Johnson and Wes Unseld named key Bullets players for the series.
The Charles Town card shows results across races including winners such as Green Acres Miss and The Fielder with payoffs. key exacta and daily double plays paid notably Large sums. Bets and placements span from the fourth to the ninth race, listing horse names, odds, and payout figures.
RMC signed two Baltimore high school football standouts from Mt. St. Joseph’s High School in Baltimore. Mike Buenger a 5-11 170 pound quarterback and Tim Oski a 6-0 170 pound running back joined the Yellow Jackets from Mt. St. Joseph’s for next fall. Buenger earned first team Baltimore News Post All Baltimore and second team All Maryland honors. Oski led Mt. St. Joseph’s in 1970 as leading ground gainer and top receiver out of the backfield with more than 20 receptions. Coach Gene Niederlein praised Oski as best all around defender and praised Buenger’s 2960 yards of total offense. Coach Keller said both players show potential for small college play and gain at RMC.
Debby Austin and Sandra Spuzich shot two under par 72 to share the first round lead at the Burdine's women's invitational in Miami.
L. O. Davis, claimed from his previous race, burst from off the pace to win last night's sixth race at Charles Town. The victory completed the Big Exacta worth $3,930.40 with ten winners on 1-4 and 3-8. Beth's Tune led most of the race and finished second, paying $4.20 to place.
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