Little All-America team picks nine backs and linemen
Eleven colleges across New Hampshire to Louisiana and Washington share the Associated Press Little All-America honor list. McMurry back Brad Rowland anchors the backfield with Carl Taseff, Robert Miller, and Richard Doyne among the stars. four front-line linemen join an all-star group.
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New York
New Hampshire
Louisiana
Washington
Associated Press
Brad Rowland
McMurry College
Texas
Carl Taseff
John Carroll
Cleveland
Robert Miller
Emory and Henry
Richard Doyne
Lehigh
Savage
Miller
Uncle Lark
Norb Hecker
Baldwin-Wallace
Bernard Calendar
Louisiana College
Sal Gero
Eton College
Gal Roberts
Gustavus Adolphus Fine
Jack Hawkins
Central Washington
Ed Douglas
Charles Cope
Franklin and Marshall
Penn
Penn State
Pitt
Villanova
Temple
Taseff
Nebraska
Robert Reynolds
Oklahoma
Reynolds
Browns
Doyne
U. S
Richard Forbes
St. Ambrose
Charles Sanger
Emporia
Kans
Bozo Weir
Presbyterian
Tom Staszak
Drexel
E. J
Tiny) Moore
Abi- Jene Christian
Leon McCoy
Morris Harvey
Richard Daniels
Pacific Lutheran At
Center
Walkersville Bowling League Latest Results
The Walkersville Bowling League reports weekly statistics with leaders in games and sets. High single game by H Filler 158 and high set by G Ramsburg 276. Highest team game 813 by Walkersville Motor and team set 1705 by Dorsey’s Meats.
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H. Filler
Trout-View
G. Ramsburg
Dorsey's Meats
Walkersville Motor
Dorsey's
Glade Valley League
Ramsberg Welding
Walkersville
Eagles
Lawson Motor
Fred. Co
Farmers Supply
Ideal Garage
Country Club
Mt. Pleasant
OxCo
Fox Co
Eyler
State School Cagers Open With Victory
Maryland State School for the Deaf opened its 1950 51 basketball schedule Saturday night with a 43 41 win over Kendall School of the Deaf in Washington. Leitch led the Frederick five with 13 points, as Kendall rallied in the third period but fell by a basket. The Silents next host Poolesville High School in the Bjorlee Gymnasium.
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Maryland State School For
Kendall School
Washington
The
Silents
Poolesville High School
Bjorlee
Kendall
Leitch
Frederick
Maryland
Brunswick
Thurmont
Poolesville
Westminster
Kendall School For the Deaf
Spencer
Neill
Kelly
Kambara
Johnson
Criles
Miller
Battle
Fleming
C T
Burton
Eo HI Burgess
al Willis
Gov. Ee
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M.S
W. Cymek
R. Anderson
Freihicker
Notable college backs and linemen named in era sports notes
The excerpt lists players by school and position including center Joe McCutch eon from Washington and Lee, quarterback Dick Doheny from Fordham, halfbacks Bob Shemonski of Maryland and Andy Davis of George Washington, and fullback Johnny Papit of Virginia, reflecting the era’s contextual football references.
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Lend
Joe McCutcheon
Washington and Lee
Dick Doheny
Fordham
Bob Shemonski
Maryland
Andy Davis
George Washington
Johnny Papit
Virginia
Greencastle edges Hagerstown in tight Penn-Maryland tilt
In a top Penn-Maryland Basketball Association game Greencastle edged Hagerstown 64 to 63. The contest stayed within five points through three quarters as Marketeers rallied in the final period with 13 points to Greencastle’s nine.
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Greencastle
Hagerstown
Penn-Maryland Basketball Association
Marketeers
Bannerman Jersey Stolen After Navy Upset of Army
Navy fullback Bannerman reported his blue and gold 34 jersey stolen after an open house in Philadelphia following Navy’s upset of Army last Saturday. The Athletic Office urged the finder to mail the jersey to Midshipman Bannerman at Bancroft Hall and promised a suitable souvenir in return.
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Annapolis
Academy Athletic Office
Bannerman
Minors Buy 25 Players In Major Draft Spree
Dec. 4 St Petersburg Fla The high ranking minor leagues spent heavily in the baseball draft paying about 126 400 for three international Pacific Coast and American Association clubs 76 500 for two double A leagues Texas and Southern Association totaling over 200 000 before Class A drafts. The final tally likely nears 449 050 the 1849 level. Traders included Syracuse Chief Gene Marlin who added three players Charley Weathers Jim Vitter and Bil Miller. Buffalo and Baltimore also chased veterans including Frank Acker and Ken Mapes amid broad activity across 24 triple A teams and 16 double A clubs with Houston and St Louis farm systems prominent. Crystals of copper silicate appear emerald like but are too soft for gems.
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St, Petersburg
Fla
Alent
Iternational
Pacific Coast
American Association
Texas
Southern Association
Hale Grex
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Syracuse
Gene Marlin
Syracuse Chiefs
Martin
Charley Weathers
Atlanta
Jim Vitter
Wichita
Kan
Bil Miller
Jacksonville
Buffalo
Fank Tom Acker
Sivux City
Knoxville
Tri-State
Frank Carswell
Texarkana
Ken Mapes
Yanks
Cil
Baltimore
Cleveland
Wilkes-Barre
Houston
St. Louis
Cardinal
Houston T
Danny Lynch
Portsmouth
Piedmont League
Lot Doleminsenia
Fayetteville
N.C
Jim Lewer
Anderson
TriState
National Association
Gulf Coast
Longhorn
Pioneers win match at Armory range in Friday night rifles
Frederick Rifle Club Pioneers won the weekly Armory range match with a five man total of 1358. Old Scouts fielded four shooters but Painter topped individuals with 282. Co A runner up at 329. Names listed include Kinsey, Penton, Mask, Painter, Holman and Reddie among others.
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Etchison
Ino
Oral Simpson
Old Scouts
Holman
Reddie
Painter
Cashaur
Maryland to issue new black on steel license plates
Maryland automobile owners will receive new steel license plates in 1951 52 with white numerals on black background replacing the old aluminum tags. Plates are issued on a no favoritism basis except the governor. sale begins February 18 and they must be displayed by March 15.
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Baltimore
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Walkersville Bowling League
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Ray Krouse
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State Employment Security Board
James Nelson Wolfe
Buick
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Eric Ramsburg
Pontiac
A. Summers
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Littleton
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Groff
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West South Street
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