Frederick High overwhelms Wheaton 76-38 in decisive win
Frederick High’s Cadets dominated Wheaton 76-38 led by Sam Kiracofe with 27 points and Frank Yanos delivering game changing plays. Keller added ten field goals as Poole contributed 16. Wheaton’s Charlie Holmes stood out with 15 points in a one sided Friday night contest before about 400 fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudon
Sam” Kiracofe
Charley Keller
Bob Poole
Homer Brooks
Frank Yanos
Frederick High
Wheaton
Kiracere
Bob Moss
Keller
Agorre
Poole
Yanos
Frederick
Holmes
Charlie Holmes
Brooks
Kiracore
Don Crown
Smith
Ringer
Armstrong
Power
Boonsboro
Wena
Middletown
Boons
Boro High
Jasvees
I Mills
Moss
Reese
Too
Fuqua
Hutzell
Warrenfeltz
Thi Morgan
Joo Il
Roberts
Doyle
Slye
Overby
Barr
Hurvite
Fleming
Crowe
Quinter
Paugh
Joe
Moser
Moore
Kuhn
Jackson
Timor
Shaler
Wheaton JV
Cole
Jaques
Burger
McAllister
Sigler
Richards
Gramnon
Chiton
Kefauver
D Keller
Boonstoro
Wiss Warrenfeltz
Baker
Jarvee
Meddletown
Ype Mariz
Derrick Boling League Standing And High Scores Overview
League standings show top teams with W L and points, including Louies and Giants, Philles and Phantoms, and others. High scores list leading players and games with individual averages, high games and sets, plus team high marks for All Arounds, Hi Fi, and Mix Ups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L
Giants
Ss. B
Philles
Phantoms
Sox
BT Pilots
Flyine Saucers
Braves
GOW. le i
Figoll
Jemski
Abrecht
Bourland
Ingh
Yonetz
Kester
Wilhelm
Bingah
Louies
White Low
Grants
Phillies
Burgess
Dunn
Molnar
Trout
Lewis
Kent
Johnson
Riggles
Winpigler
Walkersville Bowling Scores Glade Valley Division
Walkersville Bowling Center led the Glade Valley division with 39 points while Farmer's Supply Co. and Catoctin Country Club followed at 36 and 35. Ox Co and Renner Motor Co. also posted wins as weekly stats show Miller 146 high series, J Taylor 394 high individual set, and Olmverdale 612 high team game with Farmer's Supply Co. up 1,709 for high team set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville Bowling Center
Farmer’s Supply Co. Agl Catoctin Country Club
May's Fissa
Potomac Edison Co
Ox Co
Renner Motor Co
Cloverdale
Southern
Mt. Pleasant
Smith’s Masonry
Miller
J Taylor
Olmverdale
Farmer’s Supply Co
Radio Schedule Fragments Across Networks
A cluttered list details radio programs across MBS Wor 710 ABC WMAL 630 WEMD 930 NBC WBAL 109d and other stations. It lists shows like Make Way for Youth, Young Ideas, Juke Box Jury, Grand Ole Opry, The Philadelphis Orchestra, Gunsmoke, Perry Como, and Bonanza, with times spanning morning to late evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MBS
Wor
ABC
WMAL
WEMD
NBC
WBAL
John Flynn
Rbs
Martin Bioc¢k
Cbs Washington Report
Cbs Pop the Question
Orba
Jack Wyrczen
Abe Magic
Che Nesta
Cba A Og
Eeebs
Abe Hawai
Philadelphia Orchestra
Abe Guy Lombardo
Abe Alt
Cbs
Abe
News & Varieties
All Neta
Oldest Frame House in the United States
The Fairbanks house at Dedham, Massachusetts, built in 1638, is described as the oldest frame house still standing in the United States, reflecting early colonial architecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Dedham
Massachusetts
United States
Parseghian Named Northwestern Head Coach After Shakeup
Evanston December 16 Ara Parseghian named head football coach at Northwestern succeeding Lou Saban. Stu Holcomb athletic director announced a three year contract for the 32 year old former Miami of Ohio coach who led his teams to 39 wins, 6 losses and 1 tie in five seasons. Maryland prepares for North Carolina after close loss to Kentucky as ACC schedule continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Ara Parseghian
Miami
Ohio
Northwestern University
Parseghian
Lou Saban
Stu Holcomb
Holcomb
Northwestern
Purdue
Ped Paveseur
Saban
Bob Vouigts
Wildcat
Molscomb
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Sid Gilman
Los Angeles ‘Rams
Parse¢egyan
Akron
Diamond Bowling Last Week Results And Schedule
Gunthers and Thomas tied for top in last week scoring with 2s while Moose, Farmers, and United posted wins. Next week features Man-Moose vs Thomas and Farmers vs Units with Gunthers facing May’s and Fred. Jet. vs. Dial Moose in key matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunthers
Frederick J Thomas
United
Diamond
Moose
Thomas
May
Fred
WO Mass Grocery
Farmers
United Firemen
Frederick Jet
Ihgeh
Jim Shultz
Frederick Peti
Ody
GLI
Godt SeLealudse
Maryland And Navy May Play Once More
Maryland and Navy may renew football rivalry soon if Georgia’s segregation order cancels the Georgia Tech game in Atlanta for 1958. Navy official Capt. Ellett Loughlin said plans to meet Maryland could happen if the Tech game falls through. Meanwhile UCLA halfback Ronnie Knox nears Rose Bowl return after leg injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Navy
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Ellett Loughlin
Board of Regents
Naval Academy
Knox Way
Los Angeles
Ronnie Knox
UCLA
Michigan State
Knox
Washington
Rugnee
Bruin
Dan Leventhal
Walter Scott
College Basketball Scores and Injuries Across Matches
A roundup of college and university basketball results with scores from multiple games including Kings Point vs RPI and Brandeis vs Bowdoin, plus notes on a player who may miss practice for about a week due to a scrimmage injury and punt difficulties. Other scores include Clemson over Virginia and Michigan Tech over Alma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RPI
Berea
Wilmington
Clemson
Virginia
Nebraska
UCLA
High Point
Newberm
Oklahoma A&m
Wyoming
Brandeis
Bowdoin
Connecticut
St. Joseph's
Fight Night Highlights From Associated Press Bout
British Honduras opposed Ralph Dupas in New Orleans as Lightburn outpointed him. The card at Damascus High profited from Fred McGrator's four free throws to shape the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Lue-gig Lightburn
British Honduras
Ralph Dupas
New Orleans
Damascus DamascUs High
Fred McGrator
North South Shrine squad rosters for Dec 26 game named
The South squad for the Shrines North South college all star game in the Orange Bowl Dec 26 was completed with additions of Johnny Tatum Don Shea and John Porter. North roster includes Jim Freeman Buddy Amendola Freddy Wyant Bobby Moss Sam Huff Bruce Bailey. Kickoff is 815 p m EST and proceeds go to crippled children’s hospitals. Dr Albert Schweitzer leaves France for Africa after a four month Europe trip to continue his 40 year battle against leprosy.
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Miami
Fla
Johnny Tatum
Texas
Don Shea
Georgia
John Porter
Virginia
Jim Freeman
Iowa
Buddy Amendola
Connecticut
South
George Welsh
Navy
John Hopkins
Ron Beagle
North
Freddy Wyant
Bobby Moss
West Virginia
Sam Huff
Bruce Bailey
Shrise
Crippled Children's Hospitals
Jungle
Bordeaux
France
Albert Schweitzer
Africa
Schweitzer
Shipboard
Lambarene
Lightburn Upsets Dupas In Nondescript 10 Rounder
British Honduras challenger Ludwig Lightburn defeated Ralph Dupas by unanimous decision in ten rounds at New Orleans. Lightburn appeared dazed at times yet landed decisive late flurries while Dupas used swift shifts between southpaw and orthodox. Judges and press at ringside favored Lightburn though opinions were divided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hand
New York
Ralph Dupast
Ludwig Lightburn
British Honduras
New Orleans
Lightburn
Dupas
Iit
Harry Kessler
Bert Grant
Jack Gordon
Associated Press
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cadets Swamp Wheaton
Bart Frederick
Department of Interior
Derrick Boling League
Women's League
Ww. L. Pts. Macs
Ramblers 2d
Charites
Warriors
Vagabonds
Blue Devils
Services & Supply
High
Walkersville Bowling Sg
Glade Valley Division
Tire
Finance Corp
Ritchie Finance Corp
Market St. Monument
Gene Autry
Perry Como
Jackie Gleason
Nbe
Abdo Runyon
Raadio
Cha Otal
Roberta
Wild Bill Hickock
the Nation
Wes
Abe Walter Winchell
Merl the Fires
Lifetime Living
N1ba
Mantor
Wmlnight
Edgar Gorgen
Cha ‘Nets
Foothells
Miss Brooks
Cba
Eba
Mitch Miller
Ebs Newserabe
Sammy Kaye
Abe Dear
Manion
Abe Touro
Abe Global Frontiars
Maurice Evans
Fallmark
Ecbs
Oinilus
Busver Crabbe
Aleet the
Press
Loretta Young
Vedicine
Cbs Sunday
Patrick St
Counts Western Store
Levi Jeans
Gabardine
Damascus, MD
Maryland Couristers
Holinois
N.C
College Park
Kentucky
North Carolina
South Carolina
Alabama
Tech
Tar Heels
Diamond Bowling
Helaval Milker
South Carroll
B.C
the Leather Shop
N. Market St
Westinghouse Television
Ted Fed
Tareest Reve
Better Homes Equipment CO
East Patrick Sr
Emory and Henry
Fin
DePaul
Duquesne
Cornell
Brawn
Lafayette
Swarthmore
Hofstra
Williams
Middlebury
Harvard
Towson
Tecrs
Salisbury
Tehrs
George Washington
Washingston & Lee
Frostburg Tehrs
Davis & Elkins
Mississippi
Eastern Kentucky
Etween Lightburn
Willie Pep
Madison Square Garden
Kessler
iFor
Herc Thompson
Sherwood High
Damascus
Thompson
Sherwood
Conn
faCy
Athey
Arnoutt
Crosby
Bosevich
Hawes
iGue
I Johnson
Beall
G McGrater
Barion
Sprig
Philco
Motorola
Melvin M. Engle
N. Carroll St
Williams Typewriter & Supply CO
Wayside Radio Service
Patrick St. MO
Tate
Water ST MO
China
Atlantic
Aero Oil Company
P.O. Box
Frederick, Md
Ichina
Castleton
Flintridge
Franciscan
Spode Havaline Barbarian Rosenthal
Gorham Wallace Reed & Barton International Heirloom
Crystal
Fostoria Bryce Lotus
Colonial Jewelry Company
N. Market Street
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