Southern Conference Public Relations Meeting Defends Athletics
The Southern Conference and intercollegiate athletics faced scrutiny at Hood College a panel urged clean governance in football and spring practice. Leaders like Max Farrington and W Henry Johnston Jr. defended programs as supervised by faculty, blaming abuses on a few colleges while calling for ethical reform and broader acceptance in education.
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Hood College
Max. Farrington
W. Henry Johnston, Jr
American College Public Relations Association, Oy
Farrington
George Washington University
Gur
Eastern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Ivy League
Johnston
Harvard Athletic Association
NCAA
Roy M Hawley
West Virginia University
Hawley
Southern Conference
Richmond
Clemson
Maryland
Aeston
Herbert N. Heston
American College Public Relations Association
Francis Scott Key
Kay Young Mackley
University of West Virginia
David Jacobs
University
Roy Hawley
West Virginia
Hazel Richardson
Stratford College
Danville
Gambrill
P. Stewart Macaulay
Johns Hopkins University
Association
Johns Hopkins
Damascus High opens season with win over Clarksville
Damascus High School opened its basketball season with a 45 to 24 victory over Clarksville on the Montgomery County court. The Jayvees also won 32 to 12. The varsity led 17 to 15 at halftime before pulling away in the third period.
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Damascus High School
Clarksville High School
Montgomery County
Jayvees
Damascus
Women's League Top Teams Clash Next Week
Two top Camp Derrick Womens Bowling League teams, All Around and Pick-Ups, set a three game series that could decide the first-half championship. Both leaders faltered this week as PP Division and Dots & Dashes closed in, with PP gaining one game on second place and Dots & Dashes moving within one of PP. Next week features All Around vs Pick-Ups and PP vs Property, along with Dots & Dashes vs MM and 709ers vs PD.
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Camp Derrick Womens
Property
Dots & Darlies
ANH Armind
Service & Supply
Cannon
Derrick Duckpin
Ramblers
Blue Devils
Headquarters
Water & Sewage
Photo Lab
XL Pet
SFG
Arcade Bowling League Friday Night Div Results
In Church Hill action Coca-Cola defeated Ideal Garage 2 1 by pins while Five beat Price Elec 2 0. High Rock earned a 3 0 win over Bye with Staley Grocer Farmall credited for total pinfall. Gulf 0 and x-Staley Grocer-Farmall points were unreported.
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Church Hill
Stop Gulf
Coca-Cola
Ideal Garage
Montgy. Co. Five
High Rock
Ensor’s Grocery
Coca-Cola Nicholson's
Walkersville Motor
Staley’s
Grac
Hamilton
Montgy. Co
Gc. Vv
Mill Tone Price Elec. Co
P. Flair
Walkersville Bowling League Scores Snapshot
Walkersville Bowling League standings show Nicholson Gro. 1, A.Chalmers 2, Hamilton's 1, New Midway 2, Ensor's Grow 3, Med Co 0. G V MG Smith's Gro and 7-Up contest yielded 2 points for Walkers Mot with Civish scoring 2 points. Total pinfall point listed for the session.
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Nicholson Gro
A.chalmers
Hamilton
New Midway
Patternmakers and Machinists Tie in Weekly Meet
League matches report Patternmakers 2, Assemblers 1 and Machinists 3, Molders 2 with Office defeating Cleaners. Highs include Cramer 149 378 and Mill 387 1708. Notes cover Robert's Rules of Order manuscripts donated to the Library of Congress and Coach of the Year award to Charles Taylor of Stanford with 102 votes.
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Henry Martyn Robert
Robert
Library of Congress
Some Hunters Make Real Ones Blush With Shame
NEA Special Correspondent Hank Andrews reports on hunting incidents from 1951 that shame real hunters and push calls for stricter rules. Warnings include mistaken-deer shootings in Michigan, a hunter murdered over a buck, six hunters killed in one incident, a self injuring shot in Ohio, and misidentifications leading to near tragic shots. Experts push stricter enforcement, safety exams, and education to curb senseless violence toward wildlife and among hunters.
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Hank Andrews
NEA
Cleveland
Marquette
Mich
Michigan
Mane
Ohio
Lis
North Woods
Clarence Cottam
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Blaik to Play New Haven in North-South Game
Bob Blaik, formerly sidelined by the West Point exam scandal, accepts invitation to play in the North team at the North-South game on Christmas night in the Orange Bowl Miami. Blanc, a Colorado College student, named for the contest by Coach Herman Hickman. Also Johns Hopkins to face Carnegie Tech next season replacing Gettysburg. Alaska Highway route noted from Dawson Creek to Fairbanks.
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Blaik
New Haven
Conn
Bob Blaik
West Point
Blanc
Colorado College
Herman Hickman
Miami
Fla
Minor Leagues End Meeting in 1952 Rule Reforms
The minor leagues ended their convention in Columbus by approving limited contact with high school players for 1952 and a signing ban after graduation for 1953, while seeking half of major league telecast revenue. Major leagues vote next week in New York. A relief fund of about 1.5 million may reach clubs harmed by broadcasts pending majors' agreement. Phoenix hosts 1952 convention with 1953 bid from Virginia Beach. Also Portland report notes US readiness to pull UN forces from Korea if Russian air forces enter the war, per Sen. Wayne Morse.
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Columbus
New York
Minor League Association
E. C. Johnson
Denver
Association
George M. Trautman
Phoenix
Ariz
Dee. J
Virginia Beach
Portland
Ore
Dee
United States
Korea
Wayne Morse
Qre
Morse
Senate Armed Services Committee
Ed Fullerton Returns for Maryland Sugar Bowl Bid
Ed Fullerton, undefeated Maryland's 80 minute halfback, was back in the lineup as the Terrapins prepared for their Sugar Bowl date with Tennessee. Coach Jim Tatum said he will be in shape for the January 1 game after knee cartilage removal. Publicity Director Joe Blair said ticket orders have exhausted Maryland's 12,000 quota and counting will resume if sales fall short.
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College Park
Ed Fullerton
Maryland
Terps
Tennessee
Jim Tatum
Pittsburgh
Fullerton
Omar Wins Giz Furlong Sprint In Tight Finish
Omar outpaced nine rivals in the Giz furlong sprint posting a 1:23 time. The long shot paid $89 to win and $21 to place or show as Srdaint steered the winner to victory.
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Omar
O Srdaint
Bowling league results and high scores from Blue Ridge
The Moose and Coliseum teams led by players such as Jim Schultz and Barnhart posted top marks in a series of matches at Sherwood Feed Damascus and Coliseum. High game by Jim Schultz at 150, high set by Barnhart at 408, Moose top team game 648 and 1785, season averages led by Copenhaver 124.26 and Logue 121.29 across 18 games in 36 scheduled.
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Snow White Grill
Sherwood
Moose
American Legion
Damascus
Raney’s
Rec
Fred
The
Mibz
Jim Schultz
Ab Barnhart
Coliseum
Copenhaver
Wolfensberger
Chicors
Logue
Koontz
Barnhart
Deer Hunters Forfeit Cash After Evening Citations
In Frederick county magistrate court, three men faced deer hunting citations for hunting between sundown and sun‑up. Chaifman and Penn, both of Baltimore, and Harshman of Funkstown, each forfeited $10 after being cited by Game Warden Glenn D. Butts. Chaifman and Penn were apprehended near the Frederick watershed around 5:15 p.m. yesterday, while Harshman was captured at 6:50 a.m. on opening day near the Grossnickle Farm. A separate motion to dismiss in a case against Maxton Butler and Henry Frederick Brown was denied, with the prosecutor noting the evidence was stolen.
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H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Edward M. Chaffman
Robert
A. Penn
Baltimore
Atlee Harshmen
Funkstown
Glenn D. Butts
Chaifman
Penn
Frederick
Harshman
Grossnickle Farm
Frederick County
Lieut
Dorsey
Maxton Butler
Henry Frederick Brown
Albert H. Covell
Edwin
Nikirk
Owen H. Fawley
Denver Shook
Fawley
Sheri “” Boone
Monocacy Motors Buy a Better Used Car for the Family
Monocacy Motors promotes a Christmas sale offering reliable used cars suitable for family needs. Deals highlight affordable pricing, varied models, and dealership financing options. Local residents urged to visit showing lots and compare options before year end.
Lambeau Resigns After 30 Years As Chicago Coach
In Chicago Lambeau, famed head of the Chicago Cardinals, resigned after three decades as a leading figure in professional football. The Chicago Tribune reported the move in a copyright story.
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Lambeau
Chicago
Curly
Chicago Cardinal
Chicago Tribune
Lawson Motor Sales Offers Clearance Of Used Cars In Low Prices
Lawson Motor Sales lists a wide range of post war used cars with prices from 350 to 1595 dollars. Vehicles include Nash Convertible and Nash station wagon, 1950 Nash Statesman, 1949 Nash Ambassadors, Studebaker Champion, Oldsmobile, Hudson, Buick, Chevrolet and Plymouth models. High allowances on trade ins and financing rates available at 114 W Patrick St and 703 N Market St with open evenings.
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Nash
Mercury
Olds
Hudson
Buick
Plymouth
Lawson Motor Sales
W. Patrick St
N. Market St
Jefferson St
Key Chevrolet Sales Offers Holiday Car Deals
Classified ad listing several used car deals and specials from Key Chevrolet Sales Inc. at 106 E Patrick St. Includes 1949 Chevrolet Deluxe 2-Door with radio and heater for 1294, 1948 Dodge 4-Door green in good condition, 1948 Chevrolet 4-Door Deluxe for 1050, a rebuilt Studebaker Champion engine, 1943 Plymouth Sedan, 1937 DeSoto Sedan, and GMAC financing options. Contains contact phone 074.
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Studebaker
Chevrolet
Dodge
Monocacy Motors Inc
N. Market St
Studebaker Champion
GMAC
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
E. Patrick St
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Watkins
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Redmon
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Charles
Chuck) Taylor
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Charles Caldwell
Princeton
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Football Coaches Association
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Clarence
Biggie) Munn
Michigan State
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Frank G. Siler
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Sealer
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Toll Gate Manor
Block Trail Ave
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Rinaudot & Turner Arch
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Troxell
People
Tims
KEY Chev. Sales, Inc
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