Deer meat handling and boxing card highlight busy week
The State Game Commission warns hunters to promptly dress and cool venison to prevent spoilage as warm weather looms. Sports notes preview Detroit and Madison Square Garden boxing cards with Garth Panter vs Norman Hayes and Joey Giambra vs Jimmy Herring, plus Penn State basketball opening against Washington and Jefferson.
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State Game Commission
Corry
Detroit
Garth Panter
Norman Hayes
Jimmy Herving
Giambra
Buffalo
Ne Herring
Bowling and boxing results from leagues and fights noted
Beckerink led with 222 and 208 in bowling as top scores. Notable games include Lic tus 296 Chase 213 Dunne 212 Perkins 208 Damcott 304 Moses 202. Boxing results feature Herman stopping Kelly in Brooklyn and Scorto outpointing Willie Pastrano in New Orleans. Francis College beat St Vincom 106-41 in Loretto.
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Ee Eell
Beckerink
Jim Lictus
Troy Chase
al Dunne
Wold
Mary Perkins
Orville Damcott
Bill Moses
Wilson Named President of U S Olympic Assn
Kenneth L Tug Wilson was chosen as president of the U S Olympic Association succeeding Avery Brundage who retires after serving as president. Wilson, known as Big Ten commissioner, will retain his conference post while new committees prepare for the 1956 Melbourne and 1955 Pan American events.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Avery Brondace
Brundage
U.S
Hig
International Olympic Committee
Melbourne
Australia
Mexico City
Asa Bushell
Two Cities Bid for Baltimore Franchise
Baltimore moves toward major league status ripple into minor leagues. Springfield delays 1964 operation and seeks 60 000 for its franchise while no takers exist. Havana FI seeks entry to International League and Richmond experiments to replace Springfield in Birdmont League.
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Baltimore
Atlanta
Orioles
St. Louis Browns
Springfield
Massachusetts
Havana
Bob Maduro
Triple A
Minde
Richmond, Va
Harry Siebold
Eddie Moaer
Hichmond
Berms
College Basketball Scores From Various Games
Buffalo defeated Brockport Teachers 58 to 4 while Hofstra led Roanoke 63 to 17. St Francis Pa posted 106 points against St. Vincent Pa 41. Louisville routed Kentucky Wesleyan. Beckley rWVal 9 percent noted in regional results with Tuswinila Tenn 80 and Bluefield Wai M1 Morristown.
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Buffalo
Brockport
Hofstra
Roanoke
St. Francis
St. Vincent
Louisville
Kentucky Wesleyan Beckley Rwval
Tuswinila
Maryland Wins 1953 National Grid Title
Maryland wins the 1953 national collegiate football championship, earning the O Donnell Trophy in the final AP poll. Michigan State finishes second with Notre Dame third. Oklahoma and UCLA follow, completing the top group as Maryland goes 10–0 and heads to the Orange Bowl.
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Maryland
Associated Press
New York
Reollege
Notre Dame
Oklahoma
O'Donnell
Clymer Lumber Boosts Lead in Local Bowling Standings
The Clymer Lumber team extended its lead with three wins from Arv's Barbers and Kolstee's Keystone showing strong scores. Final match results show Clymer Lumber 950 1000 984 defeating Art Barbers 1027 910 872 while Rexall and other teams posted mixed totals.
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Keno Ee
Clymer Lumber
Arv
Barbers
Kolstee
Keystone Beam
Clymer Reval
Clymer
Clymer Lumber Ark
Kolstee's
Keystone
Clymer Rexall
Clymer Bay
Gurmant Art's
Thompson Favs Isle
Oatlish Lumber
Art’ Barbers
Kolstee's Keystone
GLF
Cailisch Lumber
Clymer Bag
Thompson Farms
Volleyball Loop Being Organized In City League
A city volleyball league is forming and players should contact Victor Craze Jr or report at the Junior High gym next Monday at 8 pm. Supervisor Cragg aims for six opening games and expects adults aged 35 to 50 to supply most participants.
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Victor Craze Jr
Cragg
Maryland Leads AP Poll After Lopsided Wins
Maryland tops the latest Associated Press rankings after dominant showings boost the Terps to first. Notre Dame holds second with Michigan State third while Oklahoma and UCLA round out the top five amid shifts involving Rice Georgia Tech and others.
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Rice
Apmines
Shovingllinois
Georgia Tech
Associated Press
Maryland
Georgia
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Oklahoma
UCLA
West
Ujobai Heads College Team in All Pennsylvania Picks
Joe Ujobai, 185 pound halfback from Phoenixville, headlines the All Pennsylvania college team chosen by AP sports writers and broadcasters. Teammates include Ronald Miller of Gettysburg, Eldred Kraemer of Pitt, and Tony Rados of Penn State. The squad features nine seniors and two juniors with Ujobai named as the leading scorer and a versatile offensive weapon.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Joe Ujobai
Malke Rood
Hield
Pitt
Eldred Kraemer
Tacllc
Venn State
Tony Rados
Wjobat
Miller
Kraemer
Rados
Dick Dietrick
Pist
Jim Gamity
Penn State
Jack Shanafelt
Femn
Roy Eckstrom
Westminster
Bob Adams
Shiphensjure
Fred Prender
West Chester
Bobby Epps
Plutsburgh
Ujobul
Phoenixville
John Yovisin
Major League Draft Spurs Trade Talk As 13 Prospects Picked
The draft saw 13 minor leaguers chosen signaling potential trades. Cleveland adds right hander Dom Fracehia to bolster its rotation while Baltimore, Detroit and Chicago pursue infield and pitching upgrades. Several high-profile players and veterans are mentioned as possible trade bait in a shifting market.
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Cleveland
Associated Press
Atlanta
Major League Desk
Baltimore
Vinicio Garcia
Iren Shreveport
Chnick Dierine
Hawk
San Francisco
Bobby Your
Johnny Groth
Orioles
Gatela
Dierihe
St. Louis Cardinal
New York Giant
Detroi
Charlie Kress
Rochester
Australian upsets U S champion in Davis Cup lead
Rex Hartwig of Australia defeats Tony Trabert 4-6 6-3 6-4 6-2 in a dramatic snirin final at Melbourne as the U S team arrives, signaling a strong Davis Cup challenge. The American lineup, including George Worthington, faces concerns after the upset.
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Ny Aisdeer
Melbourne
Australis
U. S
Tony Traebert
Rex Harkwig
Sirineer
Hardwig
Trabert
He Vietorian
Your
Hartwig
Jef
Tas
Tohi
Ronewall
Lewis Hoard
Avs Haps
George Worthington
World champion Yankees and Dodgers clash in tense matchup
Fragmentary report notes New York Yankees and Dodgers involved in a high profile baseball contest. Mentions cities Providence and Chester with unclear context and names like Jimmie Glanjy and Rocky Dulles.
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Providence
R. 1
Jimmie Glanjy
Lay
New York
Chester
New York Yankees
Teweue Penyans
Dodgers
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Humblie
National Federation of Rules Makers
Low Hanna
Hin Gishand
Cleveland Tadians
Penn State University Basketbball
Shayow Ab
Washington and
Jefferson
Gill Tuner
Rocky Castilian
Ohio City
Bobo Olson
Brooklyn
Freddie
Babe) Herman
Los Angeles
Brian Kelly
Niagara Falls
New Orleans
Italo Scortoching
Tholy
Willie Pastrano
Holyoke
Mass
Hein Ten Hott
Germany
Art Henri
Francis
Loretto
Maurice Stoke
Francis College
St. Vincom
Cane
Hammond
Engle Street
Dial
W. Moin St. Ph
Wilson
Olympic Assn
Big 10
Avery Bruindage
Langhurst & Stewart
Eat Main St
Marshall Sherwood
Swetherill
Colliers Tamio 4
North Center St
Terps
Spartans
Notre Dame Monogram Glass
Hugh O'Donnell
Southern California
Chive
Oklahon
Rive
Tinos
Town
West Virginia
Tesas
Blondie
Mrs. Sad
Don Wharton
Corry Savings
North Canter Street
Corry Savings Cloan Gia
Center Street
Ujobai
Gettysburg
Indians
Tony Kerezowski
Wilkes-Hsrre
Kortzowski
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelpha
Foeresl da Idobs
Fort Worth
Yanew
Jim Morton
Cheinnail
Jacobs
Moitrass
Qinefielder
Cevey Lynchyma
Pitelur Royne
Kanga Gilly
Lynch
Bares
Euns
Ham
Lina
Portland
Chittige
Astreanon Chase Litt Marques
Ohitmvider Wii
Toledo
Ameri) Association
Guignon
Tinker Toys
Enterwaver
Modern Miniatures
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
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