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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1954
Page
3
Boxing pundit Gayle Talbot notes Bobo Olson shows his middleweight prowess as he withstands Kid Gavilan in a Chicago Stadium bout. Olson and Gavilan exchange hard shots, Olson refusing to clinch and delivering savage short blows that press the Cuban to the limit.
Ohio State swimming stars Ford Konno Yoshi Oyakawa and Dick Cleveland return to class after a strong AAU indoor meet in New Haven New Haven Conn April 4 with six of 11 individual titles among them Konno dominated the 1500 free and earned the meet's triple while Oyakawa captured the 100 and 150 yard backstrokes and Cleveland won the 100 yard freestyle The team is likely to be selected for the Pan American Games and the outdoor AAU meet later this year Other winners included Skippy Browning Dick Fadgen Jack Wardrop and Dave Hawkins Also noted was a world record attempt in the 440 free by Konno but he fell short The German heavyweight Heine Neuhaus defeated Ed Jonizht in Dortmund Germany for the European title.
In a tense spring game, Chicago edged Baltimore 7-6 as Bob Rush and Turk Lown held off a late Orioles charge. Vern Bickford’s return gave up three runs. Gene Baker and Hal Meek delivered key hits for the Cubs. Edwards capped the rally with a circuit blast, setting the stage for a 7-7 tie in the ninth.
In New York on April 4 two welterweight bouts headline a busy boxing week. NY’s Joe Miceli, eighth in 147s, aims for his fifth straight win against Steve Maricello in a ten rounder telecast by ABC from Boston at 9 p.m. EST. Chuck Davey targets a top ten welter spot, facing Gerry Dreyer, former British Empire 147-pound champ from South Africa.
Walkersville leagues show Amoco Nail Lancs Hang lon s Lunch and Chinstaat with losses. Nicholson s Gra defeats Abedey two Glade Val Mil Afur while MR Excelsior Dairy tops Brat ki dne s Market. Lauder leads the club standings.
A compact summary of local bowling and softball drills at the Maryland avenue venue. East End A. C. won two practice softball games from Walkersville with one-hitter by Johnny Wetzel and five-hitter by John Perkins, as teams plan eve and Sunday practices ahead of the County League season. Also notes Harlem Globetrotters exhibition win and other baseball results from Chicago on April 4.
A rundown of TV and radio listings highlights Perry Como Sammy Kaye and Sammy Kaye style programs. The schedule notes a 10 30 tourk wants to know segment and an 11 00 news and valley program airing across networks.
The page lists 7:00 to 16:00 TV program slots including Captain Video and News Caravan. A fashion tip suggests a sunback dress cape as a simple, stylish summer cover up, encouraging sewers to start now in various fabrics and colors.
Robert Montgomery, host of Robert Montgomery Presents and adviser to President Eisenhower, says TV viewers are a home audience, not a mass crowd. He argues the goal is making the President comfortable to display personality, with television as a personal living room experience. A Stramberg-Carlson large screen is pitched at THE ELECTRONICS SHOP in Frederick Maryland.
The text defines propensity as a natural inclination or bent and gives examples such as liking imaginary or unlikely things. It contrasts notation with annotation and explains pronunciation and spelling notes. It also lists synonyms like applicable, appropriate, suitable, and relevant.
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A clipped, archaic-sounding note by N A Lufburrow contemplates why people in earlier times faced similar troubles as today. The piece laments that modern readers alone grasp the current wave of woes, while hinting at efforts to curb waste and improve efficiency in everyday life.
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