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D-2 THE SUNDAY TIMES Salisbury, Apr. 6, 1969 Come-Alive Celtics Exhibition Baseball By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Friday's Results Richmond, Int'1 4, Atlanta 0 Houston 5, Boston 2 California 4, Los Angeles 3, 10 innings games scheduled Saturday's Results San Francisco at New York, rain "New York, vs. Minnesota at New Orleans, rain Cincinnati vS. Detroit at Montgomery, rain Baltimore 5, Philadelphia 1 Chicago, 4, Chicago, 1 St. Louis 1, Kansas City Pitsburgh 9, Washington 1 Cleveland 7, Montreal Atlanta vs.

Richmond, Il, rain California at Los Angeles, night Boston at Houston, night Seattle at San Diego, night Only games scheduled. Standings National League East Division W. L. Pet. G.B.

St. Louis 15 9 .625 New York 12 10 .545 2 Philadelphia 13 11 .542 2 Montreal 6 6 .500 3 Chicago 13 14 .481 9 15 .375 6 West Division S. Francisco 18 7 .720 Houston 12 13 .480 to Angeles 12 13 .480 cp Atlanta 11 12 .478 6 Cincinnati 12 14 .462 xSan Diego 7 14 .333 9 x-Late game not included. American League Eastern Division W. L.

Pet. G.B. Baltimore 19 4 .826 New York 16 8 .667 Cleveland 15 11 .577 xBoston 11 13 .458 Detroit 9 16 .360 11 Washington. 8 18 .308 West Division Minnesota 12 11 .522 California 13 12 .520 Chicago 13 12 .520 8 11 .421 2 Kansas City 9 14 .391 02 Oakland 9 14 .391 3 x-Late game not included. Sunday's Games Atlanta vs.

Richmond at Atlanta Cincinnati vs. Detroit at Columbus, Ohio Montreal vs. Cleveland at Milwaukee Philadelphia vs. Baltimore at Baltimore Pittsburgh vs. Washington at Arlington, Tex.

Louis vs. Kansas City at Kansas City Chicago, vs. Chicago, at Chicago San Francisco vs. New York, at New York Houston vs. Boston at Houston, Tex.

New York, vs. Minnesota at New Orleans San Diego vs. Seattle at San Diego California vs. Oakland at Anaheim, Calif. Only games scheduled Dover Downs Results SATURDAY.

APRIL 5 Weather Cloudy. Track Fast. FIRST RACE $1,400. Off 8:01. 10 Rowdydow (Johnson) 9.20 4.60 $3.20 6 Stellar Coin (May) 7.50 4.40 7 Desiderata (Rincon) 3.20 Time :41.2.

Also Bon Miss, Count Mr. Brulee, Ginny Tough Tony, Stubble, Calvary Road, The Moose. SECOND $1,800. One mile. Off 8:25.

2 Miss Mahan (Martin) 14.70 6.20 3.90 9 Don't Spank Me (Reeder) 4.10 2.60 5 Friend Or Foe (Kratz) 3.30 Time 1:43.4. Also ran Oh Alfred, Racional 2nd, Small Eckie, Rhy Maker, Anything Goes 2nd. DAILY DOUBLE 10-Rowdyow 2-Miss Mahon PAID $94.80 FOR $2. THIRD $2,200. Furlongs.

Off 8:51. 4 Miss Glad (Surrency) 4.70 3.19 2.40 1 Defichy (Kratz) 4.30 2.90 5 Belleland (Donnally) 2.80 Time :40.4. Also ran Marks Chick, Another Shot, Domdales Joy. FOURTH $2,400. One mile.

Off 9:16. 6 Prime Lad (Cooke) 59.10 18.20 9.80 1 Pond Eddy Gent (Donnally) 13.80 7.20 Classy (DePricoe) 6.50 Dancer, Time 1:43.3. Also ran. Scarlet Pontinio, Market Rosehearty, Jack's Noble Don, Dapper Dare. FIFTH $2,000 Furlongs.

Off 9:44. 7 Tracer Bullet (Pruden) 57.40 13.30 8.10 2 Rule Of Facts (Wright) 3.60 3.30 8 Hanover Stag (Wilt) 4.30 Time 1:08. Petite Sue, Roaming Miss, Jo Lark, McQuades, Aim, Twilight Brush, Stick On. Scratched Star Crossed. EXACTA (7 2) PAID $211.90.

SIXTH $1,600. One mile, 70 yds. Off 10:11. 4 Lord Saybrook (Donnally) 4.30 3.60 2.80 1 Pinehurst (Wolf) 5.20 3.40 6 Jolly Reward (Tichenor) 3.40 Time 1:48. Treasure Chant, Glen Francis.

Class President, Chime Song. Scratched Pop Tail. SEVENTH RACE, 1 Mile, Purse, Some Wheel (Kotenko) 12.30 5.50 2.90 Satrap (Mando) 4.50 2.50 Convenant (Baboolol) 1.42 Time: 1.42 (new track record). Black Angel 2nd, our laddie, Senator Bolo Point, Also ran. Scratched: Ledadota, Harry O.

EIGTH RACE, 1 Mile, Purse $1600 Royal Bahama (Kratz) 5.20 3.40 3.00 Liberator Prince (Tichenor) 4.00 3.7 Arctic Leef (Rurrency) 4.50 Time: 1.44 1-5 Noors Arc, Jett Dare, Jounce, Blue Brother, Melody Watch, Cassel Tassel, Isvin, also ran. Exacta (10-9) paid 18.40 Attendance: 5,450. Mutuel Handle, $254,340. Going To Harvard WASHINGTON basket- (AP) James Brown, ball star for Dematha High School, has announced he will accept a full academic scholarship to Harvard University. He had been sought by more than 200 colleges.

To Meet Red- Hot Knicks Today Drescher Wins Two Titles In Carolina Relays COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) Ron Jourdan, Florida's star high jumper, leaped seven feet Saturday and then was, the most outstanding athlete the university division of the seventh annual Carolina State Record Relays. He's a graduate of Cambridge, High School. Jourdan's jump was one of several meet records and the first time seven feet has been reached in South Carolina track annals. His leap broke the old mark of set by Maryland's Frank Costello in 1965.

Maryland's Rich Drescher and Mike Harvey of Virginia each won two titles. Drescher erased the relays' old discus mark of with a toss of 183-7. He also came out top in the shot put with a heave of Harvey set a new mark of 49-6 in the triple jump. The old record was 48-7. Harvey also was first in the long jump with a leap of 22-11.

Buddy Williamson of Maryland won, the feet pole and vault Dave with Reiss a of leap the Terps was second in the javelin. Maryland won the distance medley relay with a team of Meehan, Jim Calhoun, John Baker and Ernie O'Boyle that was timed in 10:10.5. The Terps were fourth in both the mile and the spring medley relays. Cuellar Hurls Two-Hitter As O's Win, 5-1 RICHMOND, Va. (AP) Mike Cuellar pitched a two-hitter and his teammates backed him with two more runs as the Baltimore Orioles defeated Philadelphia Phillies 5-1 Saturday.

After giving up a home run to Ron Stone in the first inning and a lead-off single to Larry Hisle in the second, Cuellar retired 21 batters a row before walking a man in the ninth. It was his only walk and he struck out three. The Orioles got Cuellar all the runs he needed when Don Buford walked and Frank Robin son homered in the first inning. Buford hit a bases-empty homer for the Orioles in the fifth. PRO BASKETBALL NBA Playofs Division Semifinals Friday's Results Eastern Division Boston 93, Philadelphia 90, Boston wins best-of-7 series, 4-1 Western Division Los Angeles 103, San Francisco 98, Los Angeles leads best-of-7 series, 3-2 San Diego 114, Atlanta 112, best series tied, 2-2 Only games scheduled Saturday's Results Western Division Los Angeles at San Francisco (Late Night Game) Only game scheduled Today's Games Western Division San Diego at Atlanta Eastern Division Final Boston at New York, first game of best-of-7 series Only game scheduled Monday's Games Western Division Atlanta at San Diego San Francisco at Los Angeles, if necessary Only games scheduled ABA Final Standings Eastern Division W.

L. Pet. G.B. Indiana 44 34 .564 Miami 43 35 .551 Kentucky 42 36 .538 2 Minnesota 36 42 .462 8 New York 17 61 .218 27 Western Division Oakland 60 18 .769 New Orleans 46 32 .590 14 Denver 44 34 .564 16 Dallas 41 37 .526 19 Los Angeles 33 45 .423 27 Houston 23 55 .295 37 Friday's Result Regular season ends Oakland 111, Los Angeles 109 Only game scheduled ABA Playoffs Division Semifinals Saturday's Results Western Division Denver at Oakland, 1st game of best-of-7 series. (Late Night Game) game of best-of-7 series.

(Late Night Game) Only games scheduled Today's Game Western Division Denver at Oakland Only game scheduled Clippers Clinch 2nd BALTIMORE (AP) The Baltimore Clippers clinched second place in the Eastern Division of the American Hockey League Saturday night with a 4-1 decision over Rochester which eliminated the Amerks from Western Division playoff consideration. Coach Russell Calls New York Toughest Team By RALPH BERNSTEIN PHILADELPHIA (AP) The fourth-place Boston Celtics meet the third New Knicks National Basketplace ball Association's Eastern Playtitle starting today, while first- Baltimore and second-place Philadelphia watch on television. That's what happens sometimes in the fuzzy world of pro sports playoffs. The Bullets and 76ers went 82 regular season games to finish first and second only to be eliminated in playoff series. Boston did it to the 76ers Friday night 93-90.

The Celtics didn't play one of their better games, but it was good enough to win. That's one of the things that has made Boston NBA champs ten of the last 12 years, the ability to win on an off night. Celtics' player-coach Bill Russell was the to admit that Boston didn't play well. "I don't think we played well, but maybe they (the 76ers) had something to do with it. They fought us all the way." Boston closed out the 76ers 4- in the best-of-seven game series.

The Celtics won the first three games, lost the fourth before wrapping it up before a out Philadelphia crowd of 15,244. It didn't come easy. Boston led 86-76 with 5:11 remaining. The Celtics were up 1 2:48 left. Yet, when Hal Greer hit a 20-foot jumper with 1:22 on the clock, it was 91-90 and Philadelphia was on fire.

The 76ers recovered a wild pass, then called time. "We looking for a play off the post," 76ers Coach Jack Ramsey "It never developed. That hurt." What happened was that Billy Cunningham, high scorer for Philadelphia with 23 points, took an off jumper from the side with 22 seconds to go. The ball hit the front of the rim and dropped into Boston hands. The Celtics then converted a pair of free throws to wrap it up.

As for the Knicks, who beat Boston six of seven games during the regular season, Russell said, "They're the toughest team in both divisions right now." New York eliminated Baltimore in four straight games. Gov. Mandel To Throw Out First Ball For Birds The Baltimore Orioles are ready to open the 1969 baseball season Tuesday afternoon. Maryland Governor Marvin Mandel will throw out the first ball noted baritone Joseph Eubanks of Morgan State will sing the national anthem a full color guard representing all branches of service will perform some 25,000 special Oriole key chains will be distributed and the "chow hounds" will get their first chance to dig their teeth into a brand new food specialty, the "pizzaburger." All this will take place when the Birds play the Boston Red Sox. MEMORIAL STADIUM will be decked-out in holiday regalia and even before the fans pass through he turnstiles, they will be serenaded by a roving Dixieland band.

Inside the park, Zim Zemarel and his orchestra will entertain both before the game and between innings. After the two teams are introduced and the Governor throws out the first ball, Oriole rooters will get their first glimpse of the "20 second" clock in operation. Designed to enforce the rule that requires a pitcher to deliver the ball to the plate within 20 seconds after receipt of the ball, with a loud trumpet like noise and flashing lights. The stadium gates will open at noon. MADE TO ORDER KEYS MADE WHILE YOU WAIT! DIAL PI 9-3741 We can make a duplicate for most any key while you wait, however in some cases it is possible to make a key for a lock without the original.

SALISBURY BATTERY CO. 505 W. Main Lakers, Rockets Triumph In West 76ers' Downfall Completed By Boston, 93-90 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS "Philly is dead, Philly is dead," yelled Emmette Bryant, leaving unsaid the obvious: the Boston Celtics are alive again, and kicking. The rebirth of the Celtics, who finished a dismal fourth in the Eastern Division of the National Basketball Association this season, came alive Friday night when they wrapped up their playoff semifinal against Phila-33 delphia with a 93-90 victory for a decisive 4-1 spread in the bestof-seven series. Celtics now open the East best-of-seven final set today on national television at Madison Square Garden against the New York Knicks, a surprise winner against Baltimore.

In the Western Division semifinals Friday night, Los Angeles closed in on a trip into the final with a 103-98 victory over San Francisco for a 3-2 lead while San Diego evened its set at 2-2 against Atlanta with a 114-112 triumph. Bryant thoroughly enjoyed his first playoff triumph in the erwise quiet Celtic locker room until teammate John Havlicek, a veteran of many Boston playoff successes, told him to "cool it." But Philadelphia's Hal Greer, another playoff veteran, couldn't believe that Philly was dead. It wasn't over until Billy Cunjumper in the last minute ningham missed an off balance the 76ers had cut an eight-point deficit to 91-90 with 1:20 left. Then Bryant and Havlicek, who totaled 22 points, hit free throws to wrap it up. Cunningham had 23 for the 76ers in a defensive contest in which Boston hit only to 80 field shots and Philadelphia 35.1 per cent.

Los Angeles, which dropped the first two games of its series before winning three straight jumped to a 20-point second quarter lead, but had to hang on when Jerry West fouled out with left and the Warriors pulled within 100-98 with 16 seconds to go. thrones Egan dropped three free to clinch the victory. Wes finished with 29 points while Joe Ellis had 23 for San Francisco. Elvin Hayes' desperation 18- foot shot the buzzer made San Diego a winner after Joe Caldwell had knotted the score with two seconds left for Atlanta, which has not beaten the Rockets on the West Coast this season. Hayes finished with 30 points, four less than the Hawks' Walt Hazzard.

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