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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1951

Page

13

Frederick St Johns junior high hoops vs St Rose of Lima

Frederick St Johns Junior High boys won a thriller 22 20 over St Rose of Lima in a Sunday doubleheader finale after trailing late. Johnnyettes lost 37 24 in the earlier game as Pancha of the visitors led with eight field goals and five foul shots. The piece notes the only numismatics museum in the U S is run by the American Numismatic Society in New York City, featuring coins medals and decorations.

Frederick St. John's St. Rose of Lima Brooklyn Quint Sexiet St. Johns Frederick Johnnyettes Pancha Visitling The American Numismatic Society New York City St. John’s F D. Etzler Winpigler Tf. Grove J. Quill I. Kennedy Lipps Filby T. Quill Rickell St. Rene F. T. Cannata Moran Redmond J. Wolfe L. Wolfe Cashen Rasinski Tracey Melicok F and M Kennedy F. Yano St. John F. T. Grove B. Bhstie F. Quill P. Perkinson Etzler K. Myers Summers Hartman W. Shank G Oden G Scollard P Smith St. Rose

Rams and Browns Set for Title Clash Next Sunday

In a decisive finish, the Los Angeles Rams clinched the National Division with a 42 to 14 win over Green Bay and will meet Cleveland Browns in Los Angeles for the NFL championship. The Browns, who secured the American Division title with a 24 to 9 victory over Philadelphia, look to defend their crown after last year’s thriller.

New York Los Angeles Rams Green Bay Packers Rams Cleveland Browns Los Angeles Philadelphia Eagles Detroit Lions Chicago Bears Lions San Francisco 49Ers Bears Cardinals Chicago Waterfield Bob Waterfield Falroy Harsch Ram Jerry Williams San Francisco Joe Arenas Detroit A. Tittle Louisiana State New York Giants New York Yanks Pittsburgh Steelers Washington Redskins Jimmy Finks Washington Philadelphia Giants Trippi Georgia Yankee Jim Finks Pittsburgh Otto Graham

Charles Meets Kahut in Portland in boxing lineup

New York reports that P for Ezzard Charles continues toward a rematch with Jersey Joe Walcott as he faces Joe Kahut in Portland Oregon. Roland Starza meets Dan Buccheroni in Madison Square Garden. Chico Vejar headlines CBS show at St Nicholas Arena. Boston card features Ville Hayes and Greco Lagrutta fights. Widow of Pfc William R Jackson to receive Distinguished Service Cross next Tuesday in Frostburg Maryland.

New York Ezzard Charles Joe Walcott Joe Kahut Portland Ore Roland le Siarza Madison Square Garden Dan Bucceroni Philadelphia ABC NBC Chico Vejar Stamford Conn CBS St. Nicholas Arena Chico Carmine Fiore Boston Robert Villemain Norm Hayes Johnny Greco Montreal Italy Alfredo Lagrutta Charles Joey Maxim Kahu Walcott Miami la Starza Rocky Marciano Buderoni Baltimore William R. Jackson Frostburg Maryland

Markoe Named All Counties Center Choice

Frederick High School ace center and linebacker Thurbie Markoe earned a spot on the Maryland All-Counties football eleven and the second All-Maryland squad. Bill Ward of Frederick and Frank Schwartz of Gaithersburg also made the second team, with statewide selections announced by Dave Kauffman after canvassing sportswriters across Maryland.

Thurbie Markoe Frederick High School Contr Maryland Sian Bill Ward Versaie Frederick Dave Kauffman Cumberland State Junior Chamber of Commerce Baltimore City Markoe Richard Johnson Gilman Country School Baltimore Heart of Maryland Gordon Coleman Richard Montgomery Rockville William Turner Montgomery Blair Silver Spring Coleman Ward Frank Schwartz Gaithersburg Larry Luitt Suitland Charles Barrick Westminster Paul Schwartzbeck William Corse Bethesda-Chevy Chase Noel Spence Hagerstown Doug Foreman Loyola John Pepka Patterson Whilliam Lee Fort Hl Welham Kennerly Annapolis Gillman Lee Burke Fred Petrella Armand Diferdinando Poly Richard Beard Fort Mill Ronald Sink Allegany Art Hendley Dave Ritter Farthill Dick Widdows Dick Slaughter Gilman Frank Barre Patter Ian Hadrison Pledger MacDonogh Thurbie Markge John Harlett Philip Cianelli Havre de Grace Robert Currert Alvin Itkoff Baltimore City College

Election Tonight at Frederick County Fish and Game Meeting

Members will elect officers at the fourth quarterly meeting in the Pine Room of Hotel Frederick at 8 o'clock. Emmett R Bowlus is expected to succeed Earl Kolb as president. Canal bass propagation project at Camp Kanawha and banquet planning will also be discussed. Herbert N Heston of Hood College spoke at Westminster Rotary Club on Choices of Colleges, presented by Urban Bowman.

Frederick County Herbert N. Heston Hood College Westminster Rotary Club Charles Carrell Hotel Urban Bowman

It’s Time You Graduated To A New Car

Today’s low prices offer post war cars at a fraction of new car costs. Choose from Nash Convertibles and Station Wagons, Studebakers, Nashes, Oldsmobiles, Hudsons, Chevrolets, and more. Large stock, high allowance for trade ins, and low finance rates at Lawson Motor Sales with showrooms on Patrick Street Market Street and Jefferson Street Exid. Open evenings.

Nash Mercury Studebaker Buick Plymouth Lawson Motor Sales Patrick St N. Market St Jefferson St. Exid

College Try Brings Thrills In Multiple College Matches

In a night of near 200 college games Pitt beat Columbia 65 64 after trailing by 10 in the first quarter Indiana edged Wyoming 57 55 in a tight finish Dick Farley tied the game and Don Lehlandt led with 18 for Indiana Bob Leonard added 24 as the Hoosiers won on the road Eastern Illinois defeated Hamline 76 62 while Mississippi State ran past Arkansas 79 39 Michigan State and St John s posted big wins Duke crushed VMI 102 45 plus NYU and Villanova won as action spread across Madison Square Garden and the Palestra Also reports from Philadelphia and other venues noted St Joseph s Texas Tech Muhlenberg Penn Swarthmore and other teams in doubleheaders across the day

New York Pittspurgh Pitts Columbia Laramie Wyo Indiana Hoosiers Pitt Wyoming Dick Farley Don Lehlandt Bob Leonard Speed Eastern Illinois N.A.I.B Mississippi State Maroons Arkansas Michigan State Ricky Ayala Spartans Marquette St. John's Rhode Island State Seton Hall Iona Madison Square Garden Bob Zawoluk Rhodites Walter Dukes Palestra Villanova Lemoyne N.Y Pennwallop Swarthmore Texas Tech St. Joe's Hawks New York University Violets Cornell Ohio State Butler Paul Ebert Buckeyes Ebert Mike Radovic Mighty Kansas Southern Methodist Clyde Love Duke VMI Eric Drake Georgia Tech South Carolna Navy John Clune Middies Harvard Drake Clune Washington & Jefferson Penn State Sienna Baldwin- Wallace Canisius Loyola New Orleans Holy Cross Boston University Mid-West St. Louis Wichita Purdue Louisville Iowa Missouri Kansas State Denver Tulsa Loyola Los Angeles Western Kentucky Cincinnati Nebraska Fresno State Calif St. Bonaventure's

Tatum Plans For 52 Season

Maryland coach Jim Tatum will bring 49 players to the Sugar Bowl to face Tennessee, while building the 1952 squad from a 35-man base. Among the newcomers are Joe Horning, Dick Bielski, and Lynn Beightol, with 17 sophomores and 20 freshmen in the pipeline. Horning could emerge as a dazzling halfback next year after two long TDs this season. Bielski is groomed as Ed Modzelewski’s successor at fullback, while Beightol projects as a quarterback who may wait for Jack Scarbath’s return.

College Park Maryland Jim Tatum New Orleans Tennessee Joe Horning Tarentum Dick Bielski Baltimore Lynn Beightol Cumberland Horning Bielski Ed Modzelewski Beightol Jack Scarbath Paul Lindsay Ridgeley W. Va Stan Jones Lemoyne Ralph Felton Midway Bill Maletzky White Plains Bob Morgen Freeport Bernie Faloney East

Maryland Pilgrimage Dates Set For 1952 Gardens Tour

Maryland House and Garden Pilgrimage dates were announced for May 1952. Opening day is Friday May 2 with a different state area opened each day through Sunday May 11. About twenty notable historic sites will be shown to visitors supporting the Hammond Harwood House and other local projects.

Baltimore Maryland Earl Federated Garden Clubs Hammond-Harwood Annapolis Sifford Pearce

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