49ers Beat Colts 30 17 in NFL Clash
San Francisco defeated Baltimore 30 17 as Little Joe Arenas returned a punt for a touchdown and Y A Tittle connected with Billy Wilson. The 49ers, finishing 5 6 1, stood third in the NFL Western Division while the Colts still chased standings. A late scuffle between Charley Powell and Bill Pellington was quelled by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Little Joe Arenas
Baltimore Colts
Arenas
Charley Powell
49Ers
Bill Pellington
Y. A. Tittle
Billy Wilson
Bert Rechichar
Colts
Klekoff
Baltimore
Johns Herman
Gordy Soltau
Rechichar
Moore
Berry
Unitas
Rechtchar
Feamster
Tittle
Wilson
Soltsu
Soltaa
Steelers Rout Redskins 23-0 at Griffith Stadium
Washington was shut out as Ted Marchibroda connected for two touchdowns and Pittsburgh dominated. Sid Watson scored the opening 1 yard run, Matthews and Butler added scores, and a late safety sealed the 23 point victory for the Steelers, dropping Washington in the standings.
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Washington
Ted Marchibroda
Witsyapian Alte
Pittsburgh Steelers
Redskins
Muddy Griffith Stadium
Chicago Cards
Steelers
Cleveland
Sid Watson
Marchibroda
Ray Matthews
Jack Butter
Dale Dodrill
al Doron
Skins
Pittsburgh
Watson
Matthews
Marchibride
Butler
Dorow
Dodrill
Mt Airy Wins From 302nd By 66-56
Mt Airy defeats the 302nd Battalion 66 to 56 at Mount Airy on Sunday. Scorers Young of the Engineers and Logue of Mount Airy each had 18 points. Next game for Mend is Lincoln High Tuesday night at Lincoln, 7 38 PM.
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Ae Airy
Mount Airy
Young
Engineers
Logue
Lancoln High School
Lincoln
Serad
G. F
Geiser
Wachter
Warrenfeltz
Teieis
Mount Airy G. F. Tp
Lowman
Deanis
Echrich
Franabe
Keister
Gow
Radio Schedule and Program Fragments for 1950s Screenings
A dense list of radio and TV show titles, host names, and time slots with scattered mentions of weather, news segments, and variety programs. Notable items include Amos 'n' Andy, Sky King, Superman, Rogers, and serials like Gildersleeve and Robin Hood, interspersed with weather and sports briefs. The fragmented OCR reads like a station grid mixing ads and program notes, with several real show names and host surnames appearing amid uncertain timestamps.
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Hitler Art Theater Musketeers
Iave
Tippy Stringer
Douglas Edwards
Gaien Fromme
Bob McCormick
Keith McBee
Spor
Ray Michael
Louie Allen
Joe Croghan
David Stickle
Rent Gildersleeve
Bill Watson
Baile Fisher
Rile
Robert ‘Op Torres
Studio One
Barry Im
Frontier Doctor
St. Nick's
Itale Comitchink
Italy
Wilf Grear
Pittsburgh
Rosemary Coon
Neighbor
L Tonieht
Inspector Bene
Les Mary Ford
Soha Sullivar
Shirley Fry No 1 Player Tops 1956 rankings
New York Dec. 16 Associated Press Shirley Fry, Akron born star, who won the Wimbledon and American titles last year, is named No 1 in the 1956 women’s rankings by the Western Conference committee. Miss Gibson is listed second. Doris Hart and Althea Govobl? also appear among top names as the sport’s governing body evaluates national standings and Rhodes scholar Hamilton Richardson is favored for the men’s No 1 spot. The calendar cites 424 B C as the earliest known date.
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Associated Press
Miss Gibson
Chicago
Forest New York
New York
Althea
Shirley June Fry
Australia
Ne- Washington
Tennnis
Althea Govember
Miss Fi
Cleveland
Doris Hart
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago Bears
Detroit
San Francisco
Baltimore
Grees Bay
Los Angeles
Shirley
Akron
Ohio
St. Petersburg
Fla
Green Bay
Washington
U. Lawn Tennis Assn
Hamilton Richardson
Westfield
N. J
Abesd
Herb Flam
Beverly Hills
Calif
Vic Seixas
B.C
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United Fire
Swampers
Moose Lodge
Diamond Silver Top
Brown's
Farmers
Gunthers
Silver Wed
Moose Thurs
Silver Top
Johnny Kline
Jim Schultz
Dick ‘Gosnell
Diamond
Fort Detrick Lea
E. Mercer
C. Young
P. Blumenauer
J. Collins
M. Kent
H. Riggles
S. Bartgis
J. Colling
J. Burgess
Callarettes
Walkersville
Barn’s Grocery
Amoco
C. & P. Telephone
Layman’s Painters
Cross Roads Inn
Weil Brothers Inc
Harmony Grove
Acme
Civitan
Layman's
Lander
Bumi's Grocery
Weil Bros
C&p
Harmony ‘Grove
Robert Dixon
North Carolina State
Raleigh
N. C
Atlantic Coast Conference
Jackie ‘Moreland
ACC
James H .Weaver
State
Carey H. Bostian
Moreland
Min‘den
National Collegiate Athletic Asso
NCAA
Weaver
Auectin
Dr. Bostian
Jfetchick
Sanford
Dee
Mike Fetchick
Frank Stranahan
Fetchick
Stranahan
Don Finsterwald
al Balding
Erin Dale
Lake Mahonne
N. Y
Daffy
Dolareves
Mt Airy
Towa
Steand
Frederish
News and Post
Lancaster
Waam-Tv
Wec.tv
Witg-Tv
Wmal-Tv
Wiop-Tv
Wgal-Tv
Air Force Information
Joan Tas
Mouse Club
Samos
Andy
Vu Gur
Lowell TK & Battery CO
South Market St
Weil
RCA Whirlpool
Elys
Gon Air Fae
Erenwkiin
Freterne
Telsy At
Weel Patrick St
Wills Jewelers
North Market St
Beadquarkers
FUE Bulova Watches
Coblentz & Main
William S. Hood
VFW Country Club
Shirley Fry
Miss Fry
RCA Records
Parker, Esterbrook and
Sheaffer
Storm & Shipley
North Market Street
West Second St
Whitesell Pharmacy Prescription Center
E. E. Whitesell
BE. Whitesell
N. Market St
Frederick, Md
Weil Brothers
New Desoto
Frederick
Camera Shop
Uetitionas
Matlnce Theater
Net “King” Cole
TF. M
Onites
Bank of Friendly Personal Service
Farmers and Mechanicc
Citizens National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
The
Federal Reserve System
Damascus Electric Co., Inc
RCA Victor
Gremes Adel
Aren
Rea Victor
Home OF Beautiful Kitche
Clearwater
Damascus, Md
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