Celtics Plan Rest and Film Before Key Playoff Clash
The Boston Celtics head to Maryland for a pivotal 1980s playoff game against the Washington Bullets after a 101-90 win. Coach Tommy Heinsohn stresses pressure defense but questions linger over the Celtics shooting form.
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Palmer and Yankees duel ends 3 1
Orioles beat the Yankees 3 1 as Earl Weaver's strategy of bunting surfaces in wet conditions yields a late eighth inning rally. Bobby Grich and Paul Blair execute bunts that force errors and drive in the decisive run.
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Henkel Harris opens season with 16 3 win over UAW
Henkel-Harris dominates U.A.W. 16-3 as nine runs come in innings three and four. Cleveland homered, Orndorff and Newcome tripled, while Renner homered for U.A.W. Rubbermaid, Rich Foods, Abex and Zuckerman also post notable scores in opening-night games. Dayton Turner Ashby meet adds 7 1 dual record with Turner Ashby standout in track.
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Newcome
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Renner
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Carl Sampson
Richard Timbrook
Dick Lark
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Turner Ashby
Jeff Smith
Andy Armstrong
Scott Mandeville
Warren County
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Fred Burkholder
R.E. Ayler
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Ayler
Doug Ruckman
Joe Hardesty
Ruckman
Tom Tirey
Aylor
Greg Cain
Craig Brown
Ross
Helcooper
Walen
Frederick County
James Wood
Handley
A’s Release Washington
Oakland reports the Athletics have released Herb Washington, ending his tenure with the team. Washington, once a standout return hero, faced an uncertain role as the club reshaped its roster philosophy and depth chart.
Church Tournament Deadline Sets May 12 Entry
The Church League softball cutoff for district tournament entry is Monday May 12. Teams may call Sonny Higgs at 662-2727 after 5:30 p.m. The tournament is scheduled for the weekend of May 16-17.
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Nystrom battles slump as Islanders push playoff run
Islanders star Bob Nystrom, who has gone 41 playoff shots without a goal, wrestles self doubt amid a late-season scoring drought. He analyzes sticks and routines, faces pressure from teammates like Dennis Potvin, and braces for a critical fourth game against the Flyers in the semis.
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Clarke Tennis Team Beats Loudoun Valley 7 2 in District Match
Clarke County tops Loudoun Valley 7 2 as Carter and Bray win three singles and join for a 10 3 doubles win over LaGard and Johnson. Broy improves to 8 4 this year with a 10 3 singles win.
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Leonard Stars As Warren County Edges Broad Run 4-3
Allen Leonard pitched a complete game allowing three earned runs and seven strikeouts to lift Warren County over Broad Run 4-3 at Bing Crosby Stadium. Key moments included a seventh inning squeeze play by Ricky Leonard and timely bunt support, while Broad Run's five errors fueled the comeback.
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