Crystal Ball Gazer Predicts Bowl Outcomes in Detail
In a December column, New York writer Will Grimsley forecasts the upcoming college bowl games with colorful prose. He highlights East-West, Blue-Gray, Rose, Sugar, Cotton, Orange, Gator, Sun, Salad, Pineapple, Oleander, Cigar, and Tangerine Bowls, naming teams and key players while noting weather and injuries that could affect results. He cites Michigan, California, Kentucky, Oklahoma, Tennessee, and Alabama figures, plus Dana awards and regional teams, weaving a playful, speculative season-end wrap.
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Will Grimsley
New York
Tennessee
Kentucky
Michigan
Ohio State
San Francisco
Lehigh
Dick Doyne
Princeton
Jackie Advison
SMU
Kyle Rote
Arizona State
Wilford White
Montgomery
Ala
Wally Butts
Georgia
Dixie Forces
Blues
Eddie Salem
Alabama
Pasadena
California
Wolverines
Pappy Waldorfs
Golden Bears
Chuck Ortmann
New Orleans
Oklahoma
Rahe Parilii
Houdini
Leskovar
Dallas
Texas
Miami
Clemson
Tigers
Jacksonville
Wyoming
Washington and Lee
Cow
Generals
Fl Paso
Tex
West Texas State
Cincinnati
Phoenix
Arizona
State of Tempe
Ohio
Orlando
Fla
Morris Harvey
Foot & Henry
Honolulu
Denver
Hawaii
Galveston
Wharton Junior College
San Angelo Junior College
Tampa
Valparaiso
Bradley And Kentucky Favored To Win Sugar Bowl Openers
Bradley and Kentucky, the nation’s top teams, were favored to win their Sugar Bowl openers and meet in the title game. Kentucky relied on seven-foot center Bill Spivey to counter St Louis, while Bradley faced Syracuse led by Gene Melchiorre. potential upsets loomed if either upset occurred. Kentucky and Bradley had strong win streaks, bolstering their rankings, while St Louis and Syracuse eyed upsets.
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New Orleans
Dvec
Bradley
Kentucky
St. Louis
Syracuac
Bluegrass
Braves
Kentuckians
Bill Spivey
E.l Hickey
St. Louis Billikens
Ed Scott
Fred Kaevar
Louis McKenna
Billikens
Gene Melchiorre
Marc Gulev
Syracuse
Jack Kiles
Associated Press
Kansas
St. Johns
Bradlev
Tno
Indiana
No Change In Local Catfish Season
Regional Game Warden Benjamin Phebus Sr. explains local readers misread recent state fishing rule changes. The open season remains unchanged in seven Western Maryland counties, with catfish prohibited from November 30 to February 15 and a ten fish two day limit during the local open season.
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Benjamin Phebus Sr
Phebus
Maryland
Garett
Allegany
Washington
Frederick
Howard
Carroll
Montgomery
Eastern West charity game preview in San Francisco
On Saturday in San Francisco Eastern and Western stars trained for the annual East West charity game. Eastern is a 6 42 point favorite with a balanced squad led by Don Stonesifer and Bucky Curtis. Everett Grandelius and Bill Powers are among key backs shaping the offense and defense for the East squad.
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San Francisco
Bernie Bierman
Tuss McLaughry
Bob Voigt
Don Stonesifer
Northwestern
Bucky” Curtis
Vanderbilt
All América
Everett Grandelius
Michigan State
Bill Powers
Navy
Expressway Bid Opening for Baltimore Washington Route
The State Roads Commission will open bids in January for the 192 mile section of the new Baltimore to Washington expressway between Jessup and Dorsey roads. Only the Jessup road interchange remains unfinished as the federal government funds the section from there to Washington.
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Baltimore
Dee
State Roads Commission
Washington
Jessup Road
Dorsey Road
Public Sale of Farm and Garden Equipment Near Myersville
Public sale of garden and farming gear on Saturday December 30 1940 near Myersville at Ellerton on Chath Carters place also known as Charles Gressnickle place. Inventory includes gasoline motor grinder power tools horse clutter wheels benches odds and ends and various household items. Terms cash day of sale. no items removed until settled for. John H Wise Mo Gladhitl Aucr.
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Neuschold
SAT
Omelork
Myersville
Wolfsville
Ellerton
Chath Carters Place
Charles Gressnickle Place
Brunswick
Odvasser
Beth Thomas
Ian Bel
Smd Dresser
Anhque
New Hampshire
John
H. Wise MO
Gladhitl
Aucr
Dual Highway
William E. Flask
Oppeans
Frederick County
Maryland
Register of Wills
Orphans’ Court
Court House
William FE. Blank
Braddock
Lewis F. Shaffer
Perdida V. Shaffer
William EB. Blank
Oscar L. Staley
Illiam E. Blank, JR
William E. Blank
Edwin F. Nikirk
Joseph L. Reeder
Navy Wins Narrow Classic Opener as Wake Forest, NC State Win
Navy stays undefeated by beating North Carolina 60 49 in Raleigh in the opening round of the Dirie basketball classic. Wake Forest rallies past Rhode Island State 57 53 while NC State College dominates Tulane 39 75 in the afternoon session.
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NAVY
Raleigh
N. C
Den
North Carolina
Wake Forest
Demon Deacons
Rhode Island State
North Carolina State College
Wolfpack
Protourney
Tulane
Dairy farms and dwellings for sale in Frederick area
RALPH W. BOYER offers multiple properties including a 100 acre dairy farm with a 25 stanchion barn a 6 room bungalow with bath and a 4 room tenant house and a 265 acre dairy farm with a 6 room modern bungalow a 37 stanchion barn plus a 134 acre stock farm and several dwellings on Matter Ave Carry Parkway Magnolia Ave West Third Street Jefferson and Urbana. Also listed are two properties on Court Street and a sales team in Poolesville Preston Phillips Brunswick and Frederick with telephone contact 2214.
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Washington Market
Matter Ave
Carry Parkway
Magnolia Ave
West Third Street
Jefferson and
Urebana
Murray C Bohn 154 A Farm Auction Listing
Auction notice for Murray C Bohn on April 1 1951 offering a 20 acre meadow 23 acre wheat growing farm with 7 room stone and frame house electric water at door cellar and attached barnyard buildings including dairy barn wagon shed corn crib hog pen poultry house and garage all under metal roof with two driveways and large mows near state road Foss school 1 percent mile from house bid at $12000.
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Foss
Union Mills
Hard Road
Frederick i
Frederick
Bath
Pass
Macadam Road
Rive
Emmert R Bowlus
Rea Estate Insurance
West Church St
HM Alexander
KL. Kelly
Farnsworth
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Crystal Ball
Southern
Dev
Army
Dan Feldberg
Rebels
Mason-Dixon Line
Grays
Yankees
South
Auburn
Salem
Bill Mixon
Ed Jasonek
Furman
Joe Stump
Virginia Military Institute
Dick Flowers
Penn State
Vince O‘bara
Pete Dokas
Mansfield
Barclay
George Barelay
Rowden Wyatt
Ponte Vedra Beach
Wa&t
John's Parochial School
St. Katharine's of
Brltimore
F. Ramsberg
Rickell
St. John’s
Rehard
St. Katharine’s
Walter Miller
Fas
Space
Harry Tinney
Hamilton Ave
Culver City
Calif
Police Station
Leonard Bryson
Eureka
I Charity
Philadelphan
Ruth Schwartz
United Nations
Manhattan
Lake Success
Quint
Sity
F. Sik Sb
Buncalow
Whson Avent
M. D. Harp Agency — Realtors
Pythian Castle Building
M. J. Grove Lime Co
S. Market St
Joss
David C. Griffin
N. Court St
Hone
Pittsburgh
Frederick Paint & Glass
Orth
George M. Chapline
P. B. Roop
America
Fincere Wisnes
Ned
Zeiler Real Estate and Insurance
Orphan's Court
Executrix
East Street
Fannie Reigher
Singer Electric
Defrance
Fannie Zeigler
Ella Z. Fahrney
Fannie Zeixgier
Richard E. Zimmerman
Emmert R. Bowlus
Raymond L. Kelly
John Clayton
Bob McCraney
Dartmouth
West
Southern Methodist
Rote
Walter Snow
Optometrist
North Market St
Gperor
Philco Electric
Balanced Ltd
Frederick Bottled Gas CO
N. Market St
Alitay
C. S
Markell & Ford
Noah E. Cramer
Frederick City
Patrick Street
Bricke
Hear Hood College
Noah E. Cramer & Son
R. L. Zentz
R. L. Zentz, Strout Realty
Taneytown
A. Luther Knowles
Hard
St. Bank Barn
Elm Street
Murray C. Bohn
Ralph W. Boyer
Carl T. Fisher
Poolesville
Preston , Phillips
N. Court Street
Frederick, Md
Murray C
Union Bridge
A. UL. Knowles
P.b.roop & Son
New Windsor, Md
Howard A. Gross
KR. R
Court St
G. H. Mercer & Sons
Sea Place
Grayson H. Mercer & Sons
Heal Estate Loans Insurance
Pythian Castle
John L. Ponton
Phonie
KEY Chev. Sales, Inc
Chevrolet
Studebaker
International
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
E. Patrick St
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