Louis Again Says He'll Quit New York December
Heavyweight champion Joe Louis, eye puffed from his Walcott bout, announces plans to retire after one more title defense in June. He will fight again in June for the title, then leave for England February 19 for a month, then resume training at French Lick Indiana. Louis also mentions business plans and clarifies remarks about his Walcott outburst.
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Mrs Rothschild’s mastery shines in a six no trump triumph
In a New York duplicate, expert Mrs M D Rothschild and partner Andrew Arkin faced bids that led to a top score when six no trump made thirteen tricks. East’s king of hearts opening proved pivotal, as Arkin cashed seven spades and all diamonds, while others erred by bidding six spades.
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Third Victory For State School Five In Thriller
State School five earned its third win of the season with a 28 to 24 upset over Middletown High. Middletown led 8-0 early, but Foreman and Livesay sparked a late comeback as Frederick’s Silentees pulled ahead by halftime 16-12. Livesay and Foreman each totaled 32 points for M.L.S.O. while Fawley led Middletown with points. Referee Joe Price.
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Blue Ridge Major Bowling League Latest Results
Weekly results from Palace Spillway American Legion Coliseum and others show matches: Powhatan beat Sherwood Bros 2 to 1 while Prospect topped Peoples Cleaners 2 1. Sunday games featured Amer Legion at Bowl Center and Powhatan at Peoples Cleaners with Recreation at Spillway on Monday. Highs include Powhatan Brass 614 team game and Peoples Cleaners 1 799 team set, with season averages led by Myers American Legion 121.1 and Powell American Legion 129.22.
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Schedule Set for One-Mile Tracks in Maryland
The Maryland Racing Commission announced a one mile track racing schedule for next year. Bowie runs March 31 to April 13, Havre de Grace April 14 to May 1, Pimlico May 2 to 15, Havre de Grace May 17 to 27, Laurel September 36 to October 28, Pimlico October 29 to November 12, Bowie November 13 to 27. Each track gets 25 racing days, with spring and fall meets at Bowie and Havre de Grace hosting split sessions.
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Conference Owners Face Two Problems
Conference owners in the All-America Football Conference arrived two days early to discuss Chicago and Brooklyn issues. Chicago Rockets plan a full reorganization, keeping the club in the city next season with added paying customers and a new coach. Jim Crowley, the 1947 mentor, resigned last Sunday amid rumors of Cox’s departure and Fritz Simus’s resignation as Cox’s baseball manager at Philadelphia.
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Redskins Post New Scoring Mark As Season Winds Down
The Redskins researchers reported a new individual scoring record, with Dick Polliam tallying 69 points near season end, surpassing the previous mark of 68 set by Andy Farkas in 1939. State revenues from horse racing were also noted, totaling 5,095 dollars in 1984.
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Brunswick to face Middletown Booters in key league clash
Brunswick travels to Middletown for a Tri County Soccer League contest that could seal second place as Blue Ridge Summit pursues leadership. Referee Rudy presides at Camp Ritchie with Pete Keefer at New Windsor and Frederick and Roscoe Shook handling the main Bruns wick versus Middletown match. Tomorrow’s games close the regular season with Emmitsburg’s late opener against Brunswick and a final December 21 showdown on the Rail roaders’ field to decide the loop title.
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