Orioles Buy Bill Cox And Preacher Roe
Brooklyn reports the Dodgers sold third baseman Billy Cox and lefty Preacher Roe to Baltimore for cash about 55000. Cox, 35, a superb fielder, hit .235 in 77 games with multi position duties. Roe, 36, posted a 3 4 record with a 5.00 ERA in 63 innings over 15 games. Baltimore also received two minor leaguers John Jancse and Harry Schwegman to join the Fort Worth farm.
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Gene Mauch
Dive Walker
Hal Gregg
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Paul Richards
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Don Leppert
Harry Byrd
Jim McDonald
Bill Miller
Hal Smith
Gus Triandos
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Chicago
Don Johnson
Don Ferrarese
Matt Batts
Fred Marsh
Richards
Oriole
Cadets Triumph In 54 35 Victory Over Glen Burnie
Frederick Cadets varsity won 54-35 against Glen Burnie senior team while the Cadet Jayvees fell 48-29 to Glen Burnie junior varsity. Cadet teamwork and rebounding stood out as Boyles led with 17 boards and Yanos added 10. Next Friday both Cadet varsity and jayvee travel to Wheaton High School.
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Fredericktonians
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Yanos
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Frederick IV
Jayvee Quints
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Yates
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Allen
Haywood
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F Hilgartner
Bock
Thomas
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Schultz
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Miufray
Warrenfeltz
Jackson
Middies To Cheer Team In Bowl Game
About 530 midshipmen volunteered to travel from Annapolis to New Orleans to cheer Navy in the Sugar Bowl. The plan leaves military action to individuals, with Navy Band providing official music and mascot Billy the goat kept secret. Navy has 3,800 midshipmen. first bowl appearance since 1924.
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New Orleans
Mississippi
Elliott Loughlin
Naval Academy
Navy
U.S Navy Band
Washington
Billy Niv
Loughlin
Health Center League Industrial Division Standings Report
Warren's R.,3 topples Jefferson 3 to 0 while Harold's and Marlow's split. Standings show Marlow's 36 Cozy Corner 35 Warren Men's Shop Red 32 Schlitz Beer 31 K H Tinners 31 with Warren Men's Blue 27. High score Harding 153, high set Miller 387, Cozy Corner leads team game 615 and set 1,729.
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Schlitz Beer
K-H_ Tinners
K-H Plumbers
Warren Men’s Shop
Riddlemoser
Jefferson Ian Morgan
Harold’s Land
Groff Brae
Harding
Miller
Cozy Corner
Attendance Dips In Major College Football 1954 Survey
The Associated Press reports 1954 college football attendance fell by about 0.3 percent from 1953, with Midlands gains offset by declines in the South and East. Big Ten, Big Seven, Missouri Valley and Skyline Eight led increases while Pennsylvanias Ivy League drop and Atlantic Coast falling further dragged totals. Ohio State, Michigan, Miami, UCLA and Arkansas posted gains.
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Midlands
Pacific Coast
Big Ten
Big Seven
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Skyline
Alissoura Valley
Wichita University
Wichita
East
University of Pennsylvania
Quakers
New Penn
Maryland
Southwestern
Kentucky
Lousiana State
Mississippi State
Tulane
Alabama
Ohio State
Michigan
Miami
Florida
UCLA
Arkansas
Southern
Atlantic Coast
La Salle Leads Nation's Top College Basketball Poll
La Salle tops the first Associated Press poll of the season as Indiana UCLA Missouri Duquesne and others face strong tests this week. The Explorers trail Utah in a looming MSG clash while Kentucky Illinois NC State and Newark rivals jockey for position in the top 20.
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Darton
George Washington
Louisville
Town
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Utah
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Bklyn
Wichita
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Holy Cross
Notre Dame
Offensive Honors Shared By Two Teams
Major college football 1954 statistics show Army UCLA sharing top offensive honors. Army led in total offense and rushing yards, while UCLA topped scoring with 367 points in nine games. Texas Tech and Arizona also high scorers. Maryland defeated Virginia in ACC basketball 72 69 led by Bob Kessler. Hank Thompson signed a 320000 contract with the New York Giants for 1955. pitchers Fowler and Konikowski sold to Minneapolis farm club after World Series win.
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Arizona
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Army
Wichita
Oklahoma
Denver
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Fla
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TERPS
Charlottesville
Maryland
Bob Kessler
Virginia
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Ted
Richard
Buzz) Wilkinson
Virgina
Bob Everett
Frank Fuqua
Thompson
Hank Thompson
New York Giants
Charley Fowler
Alex Konikowski
Minneapolis
Giants
Cleveland
Olson Defends Title Tonight in San Francisco
World middleweight champ Carl Olson of San Francisco defends his title for the third time against Pierre Langlois of France in a 15 round bout televised by CBS. Olson, 26, known for rough alley fighting, has fought six times since winning the crown on Oct. 21, 1953, while Langlois, 29, seeks a major upset after last beating Joey Giardello in May.
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Carl
Bobo) Olson
Pierre Langlois
France
Bobo
Honolulu
CBS
California
Dotch Warriors
Olson
Randy Turbin
Enst
New York
Kid Gavilan
Philadelphia
Browns and Lions Set For Muted Cleveland Clash
Roundup by Gayle Talbot notes the Browns meet the Lions at Municipal Stadium in Cleveland in a game described as meaningless. The piece mocks the matchup as the teams appear unsure of purpose, with the public expecting little from the late season encounter.
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Gayle Talbot
New York
Cleveland Browns
Detroit Lions
National Football League
Municipal Stadium
Cleveland
League Averts Cleveland World Series Clash
The scheduling chaos over a Oct 3 Cleveland Indians game versus Detroit led to a flop as tickets were printed and divisions already clinched. A proposed transfer of a preview game to Dec 19 was considered to salvage the season’s final race and championship setup in Cleveland.
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Ralph Kiner
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Tribe
Detroit
Arena
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