Neyland Calls Terps Great in Sugar Bowl Feat
Tennessee coach Bob Neyland called Maryland the greatest football team the Volunteers ever faced ahead of the January Sugar Bowl in New Orleans. He praised Maryland stars Jack Sparath, Ed Modzelewski, and other backfield leaders while noting Tennessee’s depth and the Terrapins’ 35-point per game average.
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New Orleans
Tennessee
Bob Neyland
Maryland
Volunteers
Frank Leahy
Boston College
Howard Jones
Southern California
Sparbath
Jack Scarbath
Modzelewski
Ed Modelewski
Weyland
Southern
Charley O'Rourke
Chet Gladduck
Vols
Neyland
Neyland Tennessee
Maryland Terrapins
Louisiana State University
Swank
Baton Rouge
Terrapins
Biloxi
Miss
Voluneer
Frenk Boiing
Alcoa
Tenn
Ralph Adams
Lawrenceburg
Martin Paris
Carterville
Paul Lindsay
Ralph Fellon
Midway
Martn Cryzer
Brackinridge
Missouri
Navy
Jim
Tennessee Vols
Mighty Mc Faurot
Fauret
Ed Modzelewsk
Blue Gray Game in Alabama Today
Blue-Gray squads from both sides of the Mason Dixon Line meet in Montgomery for the annual game. Scouts from nearly every pro team attend to spot talent among four dozen backs and linemen, including star names like All-America honoree Pat O'Donohue and Virginia guard Joe Palumbo. The Yankees hold a slim series edge in the 12 previous meetings.
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Montgomery
Ala
Mason-Dison
All- America
Pat O'Donohue
Wisconsin
Joe Palumbo
Virginia
Yankees
Governor McMath settles income tax dispute in Arkansas
Governor Sid McMath of Arkansas said he paid 9170 in back taxes and interest to the Internal Revenue Service after a year long probe into returns for 1936 to 1950. Disputed items cited include travel expenses related to duties as governor and a loss on sale of his Hot Springs home. Fossilized tree chunks, five to ten million years old, were unearthed by Tasmanian road crews.
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Little Rock
Ark
Sid MccMath
Arkansas
Internal Revenue Bureau
McMath
Truman
Tasmania
Newcombe to Enter Army
Don Newcombe Brooklyn's 20 game winner was deemed eligible for Army service after a long review. The adjutant general's office in Washington announced the decision via Army Public Relations. Local draft board No. 42 will set the induction date in Union County New Jersey, with Newcombe living in Colonia. The Dodgers face a major loss as the 25 year old right hander posted a 20-9 record in 1951 and led NL with 164 strikeouts.
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New York
Don Newcombe
Brooklyn
Adjutant General's Office
Washington
Army
First Army
Newcombe
Union County
N. J
Colonia
Dodger
Boston
Warren Spahn
U. S. Navy
Dodgers
Montreal
St. Paul
Fresco Thompson
Slac
Walter O'Malley
Sam
Preacher Roe
Ralph Branca
Carl Viesies
Clem Labine
Adamstown Pulverizes Urbana In Lopsided 111 36 Victory
Adamstown routed Urbana 111 to 36 as hits per period 15 36 and 30. Urbana Ho 1 1b 36. Adamstown 16 24 41 30. Referee S White Timer Scarff Scorer R Sandower.
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Urbana Ho
Adamstown
Scarff
R. Sandower
Legion, Moose Win In Blue Ridge Bowling Meet High Score Set
In a weather impacted week the Blue Ridge Bowling League saw Earl Moberly of the American Legion set an all time league high with a 191 game on Palace Alleys Martinsburg, a 409 set powering Legionnaires to a 3 0 win over Sherwood Feeds. Landis of the Moose posted a 422 high set as Moose tied Damascus while Lodgemen claimed two games.
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Spasmodic
Earl Moberly
American Legion
Palace
Martinsburg
Sherwood
Moberly
Shirley
Charles Town
H. Beacht
Ralph Lowman
Wjamison’s
Legionnaires
Feedmen
Landis
Moose
Damascus
Lodgemen
Radio Schedule Fragments From 1940s Varied Network Lineup
The list outlines a dense, mixed airwave schedule with programs from CBS NBC and DuMont. It includes music shows comedy revues sports roundups soap operas and news broadcasts featuring stars like Gene Autry Vaughn Monroe and Archie Andrews along with dramas and variety hours.
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Abe
Cbs
Aluo Dumont-Tv
H.V. Kaltanhorn
Cba
NBC Symphony
Cdsarry Wisner
Newa
Johnny Dollar
Serley
Abs
Archie Andrews
Abo Vaughn Monroe
Abc
Jane Ace
Gene Autry
Abe Twanty
Bob and
Ravy
Nbe
Hopalong Cansidy
Che
Judy Caneva
Guy Lombarde
Cbs Orchestra
Chicago
Mbs
Orch
News & Variety
All
Nota
Moose Sets Seasonal High With 708 Third Game
On the Coliseum alleys the Moose swept the host team in three games and posted a new seasonal high team game mark of 708 for their third game. Individual scores included Shankle 154 Schultz 137 Koontz 131 Chicorz 131 and May 145. Moose total 1955 fell four pins short of the season high 1959 set by Snow White Grill while Legion totals were 688 and 1835.
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Legion
Hagerstown
Moose
Sherwood
Shankle
Schultz
Koontz
Chicorz
Snow White Grill
LSU Sophomore Pettit Breaks Spivey Record in Debut Season
Louisiana State sophomore Bob Pettit, six feet nine, surged to fame by breaking one SEC scoring mark and tying another once held by Bill Spivey. In six games he posted 40 points against Mississippi and 30 versus Texas, while early in his career he logged 23, 17, 31 and 22 points in key showings.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana State
Bob Pettit
Kentucky
Bill Spivey
Robert Lee Pettit
Harry Rabenhorst
LSU
Niro
Rabenhorst
Pettit
Baton Rouge High
Stong
Bob
Rice
Birmingham Southern
Alabama
Mississippi State
Mississippi
Spivey
BRHS
Tatum May Have Developed Best Split-T, Faurot Says
In Biloxi Mississippi Don Faurot credited Jim Tatum for possibly evolving the finest split-T team at Maryland The Maryland Terrapins meet Tennessee in the Sugar Bowl in a fourth straight split-T bowl contest Faurot praised Tatum for adapting forces and compared Maryland to Oklahoma split-T squads of 1949 and 1950
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Biloxi
Miss
Don Faurot
Jim Tatum
Maryland
Tatum
Terrapins
Tennessee
Farrot
Missouri
Fordham
Faurot
Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
Jim
Congressmen Freed in Kansas City acquitted on all counts
Congressman Leonard Irving, from President Truman’s home district, was acquitted today on the remaining five counts of a federal indictment charging misuse of labor union funds in his 1948 campaign. Earlier seven counts were dismissed during a two day trial last November.
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Kansas City
Leonard Iving
President Truman
Richard M. Duncan
Irving
Press Drops In Averages
New York area players from Brooklyn Poly Western Maryland and Seattle University lead small college scoring. Harmon Hoffman Brooklyn Poly 26.4 points per game tops eight contests. John O'Brien Seattle U 26.2 points and 57.1 percent shooting. Magula 56.5 on 39 of 69 and 92.9 percent on free throws lead in efficiency. Colby and Williams lead in team attack and defense.
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New York
Brooklyn Poly
Western Maryland
Seattle University
Harmon Hoffman
Jeader
Ncaa Service Bureau
Hoffman
Union
N.Y
Arthur Press
Press
New York City
Little John O'Brien
Tennessee Tech
Downing
Nick Scallion
Maryland
Washington College
New England
Colby
Williams
Marshall College of Huntington
W. Va
American University of Washington
D. C
East Versus West Charity Classic Set With Star Cast
San Francisco reports the 27th East vs West charity game to aid Shriners Crippled Children’s Hospital. Seniors from top programs join a strong East lineup led by Kazmaier and Curtis against a star-studded West including Richter Cannemela Weatherall McElhenny Matson. A 60,000 crowd is expected as West opens as 64 percent favorite. Licenses issued list two marriage pairs in Westminster and two in New Windsor.
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San Francisco
Shriners Crippled Children's Hospital
Notre Dame
Kazmaier
Princeton
Dick Kazmaier
Kazmaiers Rainning
Charley Curtis
Dartmouth
Colgate
Cornell
Navy
Pennsylvania
Michigan State
Michigan
Northwestern
Minnesota
Ohio State
Purdue
Wisconsin
Les Richter
California
Pat Cannemela
Southern California
West
Don Klosterman
Loyola
Los Angeles
Ed Brown
Richter
Don Coleman
Bob Toneff
Oklahoma
Jim Weatherall
Hugh McElhenny
Washington
Ollie Matson
University of San Francisco
Tivoli and City Opera House Next Week Schedule
The City Opera House unveils a week of features including Crazy Over Horses with Bowery Boys Lea Gorcey and Huntz Hall on Sunday and Monday, a special advance When Worlds Collide in technicolor Monday night, Fixed Bayonets with Gene Evans and Michael O'Shea Tue-Fri, and The Rodeo King and the Senorita with Rex Allen Saturday plus Yes Sir Mr Bones and Captain Video chapter two. Tivoli presents Anne of the Indies with Peters Jourdan Pagel and Marshal Sunday and Monday and a New Year’s Eve midnight showing of Distant Drums with Cooper and Alden. Filming noted as in Florida in technicolor.
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City Opera’ House
Bowery Boys
Lea Gorcey
Huntz Hall
Gene Evans
Michael O'Shea
Rex Allen
Mr. Bones
Tivoli Theater
Jean Peters
Louis Jourdan
Debra Pagel
Herbert Marshal
Gary Cooper
Mari Alden
Florida Evergledes
Technicolor
Anniversaries of notable Americans and today in history
Know America Today's Anniversaries recalls 1800 Charles Goodyear born in New Haven. 1806 Andrew Johnson born in Raleigh. 1802 Albert Pike born in Boston. 1879 Billy Mitchell born in France. 1882 Raymond Patton born in Degraff. Also Today In History items span 1813 Buffalo burning, 1845 Texas statehood, 1918 Dresden flag attack, 1932 Philippines independence vote, 1944 Bulge drive, 1950 cobalt controls, plus birthdays and horoscopes.
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Charles Goodyear
New Haven
Conn
Andrew Johnson
Greenville
Tenn
Lincoln
Raleigh
N. C
Albert Pike
Boston
William
Billy”) Mittchell
Army Air Force
France
Raymond. Patton
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Degraff
Ohio
Buffalo
Republic of Texas
U. S
Dresden
Germany
Congress
Philippines
Japan
Roosevelt
Britain
Corregidor
Bulge
U. S. First Army
Henry A. Wallace
Charles S. Morgan
Niles
Mich
Thomas G. Corcoran
Washington
Roosevelt Brain Truster
Pawtucket
R. 1
John P. Hartigan
U. 8
Providence
Benjamin T. Brooks
New York
Columbus
Lawson Motor Sales Year End Clearance
Lawson Motor Sales advertises a year end clearance of late model used cars with home delivery on request. Featured vehicles include a 1950 Nash Statesman Sedan priced at 1,495 a 1949 Ford Club Coupe at 1,695 and a 1948 GMC 34 Ton 545 among others with a large stock and multiple contact numbers for viewing at 114 West Patrick Street and 703 North Market Street.
Why the town name changed from Butlersburg to Union Bridge
William G. Eppley writes to the Union Bridge Pilot with a community naming tale. He cites elder lore that a pipe creek ford near Butlersburg necessitated a bridge, after which the town became known as Union Bridge, linking nearby Uniontown and Mutton town.
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Feesersburg
Union Bridge
Butlersburg
William G. Eppley
Pilot
Eppley
Burg
Pipe Creek
Muttontown
Uniontown
Battersburg
Eisenhower First In Poll Of Indiana
Indiana poll by Mid west Surveys for the Indianapolis News shows Eisenhower leading Taft with 23.3 percent. Truman 12.2 percent. Warren 3.3 percent. Vinson 1.9 percent. MacArthur 1.5 percent. Stassen 0.6 percent. A large share, 9.9 percent, undecided. Interview count not disclosed. The News states no editorial bias.
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Eisenhower
Indiana
Indianapolis
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
R-O
Indianapolis News
Midwest
Truman
Earl Warren
California
Supreme Court
Fred Vinson
Douglas MacArthur
Harold E. Stassen
Mulloy Moylan In Tennis Finals At Sugar Bowl
Former Sugar Bowl champion Gardnar Mulloy and Eddie Moylan advanced to the finals in New Orleans. Mulloy, top seed, beat Grant Golden in five sets after dropping the first 4 0. Moylan defeated Tom Brown Jr in straight sets 6 1 7 5 6 1. A marriage license was issued in Baltimore for George A Bowlus and Leah M Happel.
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New Orleans
Gardnar Mulloy
Miami
Fla
Eddie Moylan
Trenton
N. J
Mulloy
Grant Golden
Wilmette
Moylan
Tom Brown
San Francisco
Baltimore
George A. Bowlus
Leah M Happel
Mr. Bowlus
Middletown
Monocacy Motors Inc. Car Lot at 615-17 N Market St
Monocacy Motors Inc operates a used car lot at 615-17 North Market Street with a local phone listing. The business appears centered on pre owned vehicles and related services.
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Monocacy Motors Inc
N. Market St
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Buckingham
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Raney's Coliseum
the Moose
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Ken Murray
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Sid Caesar
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Ehs College
Chs
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Breal
USA
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Mr. Chameleon
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Ratxern
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Phil and
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Walter Winchallabo
Wits
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Tou
Sokolsky
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Whiteman
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Ce Viery Queen
Aba
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TV Playhouse
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Cbe
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Harry W. Hill
United States Naval Academy
Edward H. Brooks
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Anthony Eden
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Iron Man
Bob Tettit
America
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Duda
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Walter Marshal
Coal Township High School
Shamokin
Louis Gustave Lefaivre
Gus Fink
Lefaivre
Joseph Sherbow
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Westminster
John E. Miller
Eloise Rankles
Mt. Airy
Vernon E. Costley
Hilda Davis
Sykesville
Harold Eugene Robertson
Genevieve Eyler
New Windsor
Opera House
the Tivoli
Know
Edward Corsi
New York State
Italy
Joseph D. Mish
Norman Brenner
Jacob Berkson
Benner
Mish
Wayne Setles
John Keckler
Lawson Motor Sales
W. Patrick St
Doll’s Jewelry Store
South Market Street
Odds and Ends
Mulloy-Moylan
This
KEY Chev. Sales, Inc
Frederick
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
E. Pairick St
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