Frederick Y M C A to Host Home and Home Basketball Series
Frederick Y M C A announces a home and home basketball schedule with Fort Detrick and an exhibition against the Baltimore Colts football team. Key signings include Dave Marple from Frostburg State Teachers, Hugh Bolen, and veteran players Tyergar Griffin Rinehart Routzan Hammond Weaver Rice. Games set for Frederick High School gym. strong lineup expected to boost local fans’ excitement.
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Colts Win Sudden Death Closes For Gino Marchetti
Baltimore fans celebrate as the Colts defeat the Giants 23-17 in a sudden death playoff. Gino Marchetti, injured in a tackle, inspires the team while Jim Parker leads the celebration. Gino’s leg injury is described and city officials honor the victory with the flag flying over City Hall.
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Parker
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John Stead
Gifford
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Steve Mybra
Evening Sun
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Gisu
Geno
Slonday
Union Memorial Hospital
Buzz Nutter
Marehelli
Don Kellett
Kellett
Tommy D’alesandro
Baltimore News-Post
Matea
Wildcats Hold First Place in AP poll for week
Kentucky leads the national college basketball rankings with 63 first place votes and 1,338 points, followed by Cincinnati at No. 2 with 1,286 points. Kansas State moves to third after an upset of Missouri, while North Carolina State rises to fifth and West Virginia drops to 11th after losses.
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Cincinnati Today
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North Carolina State
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Michigan State
Mississippi State
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Texas Christian
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More Results In Y Cage Rounds
Frederick area bowling standings show Kidd's Cafe Linden Hill AUkt and Schifiz's Beer near the top with Morgan's Lunch and Brunswick Legion trailing. Highs include Kidd's Cafe 636 game and 1,836 set. Brown posts 179 game and 415 set. Himes and Harding lead averages. Fund contributions support the William H. Fuqua Award at Frederick High School.
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Ewbank Honored As Pro Coach Of Year
Los Angeles AP reports Weed Ewbank earned Professional Coach of the Year at the Times Sports Award banquet after Baltimore Colts rallied to win the NFL title. Also present were Ernie Banks and Jackie Jensen for MVP honors, with other Athlete of the Year winners named.
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Bob Turley
New York Yankees
Johnny Unitas
FHS athlete Ike Fuqua honored with sportsmanship award
The article memorializes Ike Bill Fuqua of Frederick High School praising his lifelong dedication to basketball and baseball. It recalls his left handed pitch, pivotal moments for the team, and his heartfelt support. the piece proposes a Bil Fuqua Sportsmanship Award in his memory.
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Americans Press Toward Davis Cup Triumph in Australia
BRISBANE Australia AP America’s Ham Richardson and Alex Olmedo staged a dramatic comeback from two sets down to defeat Mal Anderson and Neale Fraser in doubles, giving the United States a 2-1 lead in the best of five Davis Cup tied. Olmedo then faces Ashley Cooper in the first singles match while Barry MacKay meets Anderson in the decisive fourth. The Americans aim to clinch the trophy amid mounting Australian fatigue and pressure.
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Towns Attack Is Worrying California
Pasadena AP report covers college basketball results from many arenas with teams like Iowa, California, Ohio University and others, plus bowl and invitational context. It highlights coach Pete Elliott praising Iowa players Ray Jauch Bob Jeter and Willie Fleming and notes Fleming’s impact and Archie Moore’s reaction to Ring Magazine rankings.
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Favor Retention Of 2 Point Rule In College Football
The Football Writers Association of America backs keeping the new two point conversion rule and proposes restoring the goal posts to the goal line. They voted against returning to the platoon system in a national poll led by Bert McGrane of the Des Moines Register and Tribune. The group also noted Bob Hope’s 18,000 mile Christmas tour entertaining about 30,000 U.S. servicemen, marking his eighth tour. Texas Christian prepares for the Cotton Bowl with final workouts and a whet of bruises as they practice in Fort Worth before moving to Dallas.
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Gifford Missed First Down In Giants Colts Exhibit
New York AP reports Frank Gifford failed to gain the needed distance for a first down in a key late play against Baltimore, leading to a punt and a game turning overtime loss. Coach Howell disputed the call after reviewing the movie, while a nearby exhibition featuring Bob Davies aims to boost game interest and teaching.
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Terrapins Elbowed Out In Sugar Bowl First Round
Mississippi State sank 73 percent from the field in the first half to beat Maryland 64 45 in New Orleans. Bailey Howell was limited to seven points in the opening half as the Bulldogs caught fire from long range and Maryland faded late with fouls. Halleck led Maryland with 21 points as Oklahoma weather concerns and Syracuse prep dominated separate notes.
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