Battle of the Turnstiles in St. Louis baseball politics
St. Louis factions led by Bill Veeck woo Johnny Mccallum era figures as Rogers Hornsby returns to reshape the Browns. The swap talks target top talent including Jim Rivera and Stan Musial as the cardinal rivalries intensify. Saigh fights for patronage while the city eyes a Browns turnaround.
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Johnny McCallum
NEW York
NEA
St. Louis
Bill Veeck
St. Louis Mericans
Fred Saigh
Veeck
Tyeeck
Cleveland
Mickey McDonell
Dodger
Dior
Wner
Marty Falcon
Shortstop
Lme
McConnell
Browns
Saigh
Eddie Stanky
Ball Park
Rivera
Hornsby
St.Little Brownies
Jim Rivera
Catte
Jim
Pepper
Bay Box
Ornsby
Hank Greenberg
Ted Williams
Fred Saighall
Stan Musial
Cresap's Rifles Edge Western Maryland In Small Bore Meet
Cresap's Rifles defeated Western Maryland College by a final score of 1326 to 1325 at the Frederick Armory. The match featured only iron sights with Cresap's Rifles now at 15 members and planning a January return in Westminster.
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Wilson
Hensler
Rhoads
Overhaltzer
Boyle
Cresap’s Rifles
P. K. St. Ttl
Clayton A. Kinsey
R. Strine
Miller
John Bartgis
Mask
Zimmerman
Inf
Cumberland
National Guard
State of
Maryland
Has. Co. Ist
Hubach
Western
Westminster
Hendrickson Named N. C. State Coach
Horace Hendrickson elevated to head football coach at North Carolina State College succeeding Beattie Feathers. The three year contract announced by Dr. H. A. Fisher follows a State College Athletic Council decision and presidential approval. Feathers becomes freshman coach with two years left on his old contract. Hendrickson, known as Horse, has a long coaching career including Duke Elon Penn and the Brooklyn Dodgers.
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Raleigh
N. C
Horace Hendrickson
North Carolina State College
Beattie Feathers
Hendrickson
H. A. Fisher
State College Athletic Council
Gordon Gray
Consolidated University of North Carolina
State College
Consolidated University
Fisher
Athletic Council
Feathers
Horse
Duke
Elon College
University of Pennsylvania
Brooklyn Dodgers
Association Name Bowl Contenders
Lynchburg, Va. coach Art Guepe urged the NCAA to name four major bowl participants and to run regional district and national playoffs for basketball and baseball. He proposed eight football districts with a top team from each for the Rose Sugar Cotton and Orange Bowls and to share bowl receipts with their season opponents to ease bowl-pressure.
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Lynchburg
Art Guepe
National Collegiate Athletic Association
University of Virginia Menitor
NCAA
Guepe
Inter Church Bowling League Latest Results
Inter Church Bowling League results show Grace Ref. 2 Middletown Luth 1 and Buckeystown 2 Doubs 1, Mt. Pleasant 3 Evan. Ref. 0, Middletown Ref. 3 Baptist 0, Calvary 3 Ch. of Brethren 0. Weekly highs include Gardner Calvary Methodist 143 for a game, Tobery Buckeystown Methodist 349 in a set, Calvary Methodist 578 and 1635 in team records, P. Coffey Doubs 328, Kelly Mt. Pleasant 134, Calvary Methodist 508 in team game, and Doubs Methodist 1443 in team set.
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Grace
Middletown Luth
Buckeystown
Doubs
Mt. Pleasant
Evan
Middletown
Baptist
Calvary
Ch. of Brethren
Gardner
Calvary Methodist
Tobery
C. Kelly
P. Coffey
Doubs Methodist
OL. Pet
Mt. Pleasant Meth
Doubs Lutheran
Buckeystown Met
Grace Reformed
Evangelical
Baptist . l
Church of Brethren
St. John's R. C
Urbana Methodist
Buckeystown Meth
Frederick Lutheran Is
Lineman of the Year Is Picked by AP Poll
Stanford end Bill McColl, 225 pounds, named the Associated Press Lineman of the Year after a standout season that helped the Cardinal win the Pacific Coast Conference title and secure a Rose Bowl bid against Illinois. The 21 year old from San Diego earned 41 votes of 103. praised by coach Chuck Taylor as the greatest lineman seen.
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New York
Bill McColl
Stanford
Associated Press
McColl
Illinois
Big Bill
San Diego
Chuck Taylor
Dick Kazmaier
Princeton
Hank Lauricella
Tennessee
Kazmaier
Don Coleman
Michigan State
Jim Weatherall
Oklahoma
Bob Ward
Maryland
Coleman
Weatherall
Ward
Bob
Georgia Tech
Chuck Boerio
Bob Griffin
Arkansas
Keith Flowers
Texas Christian
Bill Howton
Rice
Wayne Robinson
Minnesota
Bill Athey
Baylor
Jack Felter
Holy Cross
Jack Jorgenson
Colorado
Tite Carinci
Xavier
Ohio
Buck Martin
Bill Forester
Southern Methodist
Johnny Michaels
Ed Meadows
Duke
Pat O'Donahure
Wisconsin
Sonny Gandee
Wye State
Nick Liotia
Villanova
See-Saw Victory for Maryland State School for the Deal
Coach Jim Behrens' Maryland State School for the Deal beat Walkersville High School 52 to 47 in a see-saw basketball game Wednesday night at Bijerlee gym.
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Middletown
Creagerstown
Valley High School
Lutz
I. Smith
Shafer
Eckard
Sheffler
Ohler
Timer—House
Flook
Jim Behrens
Maryland State School For
Walkersville High School
Bijerlee Gymnasium
McDougald Talks Yankee Spirit and Rookie Breaks
New York Yankees veteran McDougald discusses team pride while an unheralded recruit, an Irishman with an unorthodox stance, hammers a debut homer in the World Series. The piece recalls mentors like Rizzuto and Coleman shaping the young players and Stengel’s reaction.
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Clem
Glade
Harry Grayson
NEA
NEW York
Leitch
Crites
Yankees
Walkersville
MSSD
Truch
Gil McDougald
Forsyth
Bobby Brown
Stafford
Jerry Coleman
Agson
Walkersville H. F. Tp
Flanagan
Coleman
Pittinger
Martin
Jerry
Albaugh
Phil Rizzuto
Harbaugh
G . Schildt
Gootl
Stanley
Doris Baker
Kanade
Price
Phil
Maser
McDougald
DiMaggio’s No 5 to be Retired by Yankees
New York announces Joe DiMaggio’s No 5 will be retired with a ceremony on opening day next April. His uniform glove and bat will go to the Hall of Fame in Cooperstown. DiMaggio’s final homer was 369th, 8th in World Series, off Sal Maglio in October.
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Frank Koefer
James I
Rotttzahn
Paul Masser
James A. Grove
Ims
Musser
McDougald
Rogers Dorngby
Coleman
Rizzuto
Jett
Jett Reid
Lavine
Casey Stengel
Ropers Hornsby
Beaumont
Aine
New York
Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankee
Arthur E. Patterson
DiMaggio
Baseball
Hall of Fame
Coopertown
Sal Maglio
New York Giants
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Sultan of
Swat
Lou Gehrig
Fort Meade Defeats Camp Detrick Quint
Fort Meade routed Camp Detrick 44 to 30 in a local basketball game. Hank Parker led Fort Meade with 17 points while Arsh MacCartney topped Detrick with 12. Meade improves to nine wins and three defeats on the season.
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Fort Meade
Camp Detrick Quint
Detrick Quint
Hank Parker
Meade
Arsh MacCartney
Derrick
AIA
Jelvick
Eazard Charles Wins Unanimous Decision In 17 Rounds
Eazard Charles, former heavyweight champion, outpointed Joey Maxim in a 17 round fight at the Cow Palace. Charles weighed 190 pounds, dominated most rounds with left hooks and body shots, earning a unanimous decision from the referee and two judges amid a noisy 9000 crowd in the 16,000-seat arena.
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San Prancisco
Bazard Charles
Joey Maxim
Heig
Cow Palace
Cincinnati
Cleveland
ITH
Joey
Charles
Maxim
Jack Downey
Richard Burke
Frankie Brown
Bazard
Maxims
Ezzard
Bhut Ezzard
North South Game On Christmas Night Shrine Clash
Navy and Vanderbilt players join South crew for the Shrine North South college football game on Christmas night at the Orange Bowl. South coach Andy Gustafson adds Ed Weber Willia George and more stars while North coach Meanan Hickman of Yale stocks centers and halfbacks for a tight rosters make up nearing completion.
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Miame
Fla
Addie Erdelatz
Navy
Bil Edwards
Vanderbilt
Belp
Andy Gustafson
University of Miami
Clemson
Erdelaty
Edwards Willl
Dave, Fisher
Frits Davis
Vie Vine
Bill Wade
Bill Wereile
Ed Kirkland
Fordhing
Gustafson
Ed Weber
William and Mary
Willia George
Wake Woruath
Maryland Football Squad Works Toward Season Start
High individual game by F May of May's Grocery with 187 pins led the event. P Anders of Stop Texaco posted 376 for high individual series while May's Grocery claimed high team game at 642 and team series at 1,738. Tear brushing up College Park with reports from December 12 on local bowling standings.
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F. May
May's
P. Anders
Texaco
May’s
College Park
Maryland
Arcade Bowling League
Gra
May's Grocery
Texaco Ny
Jack's Feed Store
Isan
Ebert's
Falk's
G Grewery
Ceresville Motors du Or
Farmer's Co-op
Damascus High Schedule Sets Varsity Jayvee Doubleheader
Damascus High School announced a Northern Montgomery County interscholastic schedule opening last Friday and running to Feb 25 with nine twin bills. The list includes Dec 14 Mt Airy at 7:30, Jan 21 Clarksville away, and Feb 29 Walkersville at home, plus home and away games at Gaithersburg Sherwood Poolesville and Mt Airy through Feb 12 and 15.
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Damascus High School
Mt. Airy
Montgomery County
Clarksville
Sykesville
Walkersville
Gaithersburg
Sherwood
Poolesville
Mr. Airy
Walkereville
Beaver trapping rules vary by state in United States
The text notes there is no open season for beaver in a typical location in the United States. It states that individual states designate limited periods when beaver may be trapped if there is an oversupply.
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United States
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