Sugar Bowl showdown tea m Tennessee Maryland eyed for high scoring clash
New Orleans observers expect a fast game between undefeated 1951 season leaders Maryland Terrapins and Tennessee Volunteers with both offenses producing big numbers. Maryland piled 353 points in nine games, Tennessee 373 in ten. Critics split on winner though many favor Tennessee, some insist Maryland can upset. Both teams trained in mild heat with rain forecast for tomorrow, Ed Modzelewski’s power running noted as a key Maryland threat.
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New Orleans
Tennessee
Maryland
Mississippi State
Murray Warmath
East
Army
Owen
Terps
Steve Owen
New York Professional Giants
Biloxi
Miss
Jim Tatum
George Barclay
Washington and Lee
Barclay
Volunteers
Terrapins
Neyland
Tatum
Board of Strategy
Ed Modzelewski
Ailback
Naval
Mississippi River
Baton Rouge
Rain Soaks Rose Bowl Field Ahead of Illinois Stanford Game
Pasadena Calif Dec 30 heavy rains drenched the Rose Bowl as officials and teams eyed a dry fast surface for New Year’s Day. Ground drains quickly despite a high crown and gravel base, recalling the 1934 mud battle. Illini coach Ray Eliot hopes for fast turf. Stanford coach Chuck Taylor says wet or dry matters little as his squad plans a light workout.
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Calif
California
Tournament of Roses
Ray Eliot
Illnois
Stanford
Ilinois
Chuck Taylor
Eliot
Illini
San Francisco U Abandons Football
The University of San Francisco announced it will not field an intercollegiate football team next year. Loyola of Los Angeles did the same, as U S F had prepared to hire Bud Kerr and Ollie Matson was the 1951 All America halfback.
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San Francisco
University of San Francisco
Loyola of Los Angeles
Bud Kerr
Kerr
Joe Kuharich
Ollie Matson
Radio and Television Schedule Fragments Across CBS NBC and DuMont
A dense listing of radio and television program grids from CBS NBC and DuMont networks, detailing times such as 6:30 7:00 and 8:30 with show names including News Commentary Dark drama and variety programs. It reads like station listings with multiple abbreviations for sponsors and regional notes, reflecting 1940s 1950s style scheduling.
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Cps
Abe-Mbs-Eart
Abe-Mba- West
Sports Tinto
Nbe
Nbe Newa & Comineot
Ebs
Abe Geulal
Cbs News & Commentary
Abe
Mbs
Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Abe Nowa
Cbs Evening
Gordon Eeeene
Cebs
Henry Taylor
Barlow
Cus
Alao TV
Ate Crime
Voorhies
Nba Radio Theater
Cbs Whiteman
Crimes Fighters
Paul Lavalle
Nba
Mario Lanza
Nbhe
Bob Hawk
Cba
Cbs East
Rex Atlen
Cbs West Time For
Mba
Air
Paul Winchell
Aba
Cbs
Pentagon
DuMont
Chs
Abe Scients
Art Baker
Cbx
Studio One
Cbs BH Gwinn
Abe Stud
Abe-Mbs-Eaat Kiddies
Abe-Mbs-West
Abe Beulah
lack_ Smith
Cbe
Mps
Abe Decey Lee
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Chs Evening
Cbs Bewsstand
Abe Black
Hollywood Theater
Mty Nir
Mrs. North
Cbha Opera Anditim
Abe Dr. Kildare
Dramia
Broadway Playhouse
Ailha
Ds News & Music
Hubert Q. Waxworks
Cbe United
Beulah Flim
Milton Gerle
Abe Krank
Sinatra Bour
Charlie Wild
Abe Steep
Ebs United
Circle Theater
Amateur Hour
Abe Danger
Hands of Destiny
RuMont
Cinearo Symphony
East Triumphs 15 14 Over West In Shrine Clash
In Kezar Stadium before 60000 fans Vic Janowicz of Ohio State starred for the East in the East West Shrine game. He kicked a 32 yard field goal carried 36 times and scored the decisive third period touchdown. The East defeated the West 15 to 14, with Janowicz named the game’s standout as the East relied on him at fullback. West coach Jess Neely faced postgame questions about play calls while stars like Hugh McElhenny and Johnny Bright drew scrutiny.
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Rice
Jess Neely
Washington
Hugh” McElhenny
Huskies
Drake
Johnny Bright
Oklahoma A
Ohio State
Janowicz
Vic
Kezar Stadium
Clarence “Biggie” Munn
Lufburrow Encourages Morale Amid Woes and Worries
A concise editorial urges readers to resist grumbling and approach troubles with a positive attitude. The piece, signed by WN. A. LUFBURROW, argues that cheerful resolve can improve outlook and collective spirits, inviting public reflection and encouragement.
Ferry Fresh Star Rises at Mount St Mary's Basketball
Bob Ferry, a 17 year old freshman from St Ann's Hazelton, shows a promising left handed shot and clever fakes as Mount St Mary’s Basketball builds around him. Coach Bill Clarke cautiously nurtures Ferry while veterans Kachnowski Ryan Mazou riex and Gulbin push for more scoring, with Mountaineers noting early potential after a preholiday loss to Villanova.
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Mount St. Mary's
Emmitsburg
St. Ann's
Hazelton
Bill Clarke
Mount St Mary's Basketbal
Ferry
Shippensburg
Elizabethtown
Bob
Bridgewater
Villanova
Mountaineer
the Mount
Kadinowski
Clarke
Ted Kachnowski
Jerry Ryan
Close Races In Detrick Pin Loop
Leagues A and C show tight standings in the Camp Det rick ten pin circuit while League B leaders the Athletics pull away three games ahead of the Yankees. Three teams top League A with six wins and three losses. Cubs lead League C with Cardinals and Phillies one game back. Weather halted play last week affecting eight teams, each awarded 114 games to avoid roll offs. Individual averages leaders include Bourland 173 and ONeill 171 among others. Upcoming schedule lists nine matchups across three days with multiple city teams.
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Athletics
Senators
Beavers
Pirates
Cubs
Cardinals
Phillies
Jeep
Yankees
Bourland
O'Neill
Leatherman
King
Brabander
Zimmerman
Maloney
Gage
Rohrbach
Thomas
Rubner
Braves
Browns
Saints
White Sox
Bugs
Dodgers
Indians
Mudhens
Buds
Giants
Stars
Red Wings
Musial Named Outstanding Player of the Year
The Sporting News named Stan Musial as the outstanding player of the year in major league baseball. It marked his second consecutive player honor after leading the National League in batting for two straight seasons with the St. Louis Cardinals.
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Sporting News Today
George Weiss
Leo Durocher
Stan Musial
Weiss
New York Yankees
Yankees
Durochér
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Suspicion Can Be Disastrous in a Bridge Hand
Oswald Jacoby notes a team match hand where one declarer wins by trusting the obvious while the other overrules fear of spade tricks. Both read the opening deuce of spades, dummy jack shown, and the two declarers choose different minor-suit plans. One aims to set up clubs, the other diamonds, with five minor-suit tricks needed and spade risks shaping the outcome.
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Oswald Jacoby
NEA
East
Bere
West
Kentucky Beaten Again in Sugar Bowl Contests
New York report notes Kentucky basketball team loses to St Louis 61 60 as Junior Tom Lillis scores the winning basket with seconds left. Villanova explodes past Brigham Young for 72 58 in the consolation, and UCLA beats Bradley 66 60 in Peoria. Kansas tops Missouri 75 65 to claim the Big Seven title amid Lovellette ejection. NC State seven Dixie Classic title 51 49 over Cornell. Indiana’s big team wins another game as tournament play continues.
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Kentucky
Pridders
Jaxt
St Louis
St. Louis
Billikens
Associated Press
Adolph Rupp
Kentuckians
Pat Partington
Lillis
Wildcats
Villanova
Larry Hennessey
Brigham Young
Hennessey
Bob Lochmweller
Louisville
Manhattan
Madison Square Garden
Peoria
Ron Bane
UCLA
Bradley
Kansas
Missouri
Kansas City
Jayhawks
Clyde Lovellette
Winfred
Hoosiers rout Butler after Notre Dame edge Purdue
Indiana, rated in the poll, defeated Butler 87 to 71 to extend its seven game win streak. Notre Dame, ranked No. 9, beat Purdue 80 to 64 but has its eight game run marred by a Friday loss to Indiana.
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Butler
Notre Dame
Purdue
Indiana
Organ Recital At Presbyterian Church In Emmitsburg
An organ recital was presented Thursday at 7:30 PM at the Emmitsburg Presbyterian Church with W. Robert Morrison, organist, and soprano Mary Froity Carman. Morrison, a Baltimore native, serves as music minister in Canton Ohio. Carman recently married Charles Swartz and resides in Towson. The program featured cantata overtures, Christmas carols, and multiple vocal selections by Carman, with Morrison also performing pieces.
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W. Robert Morrison
Mary Froity Carman
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First Methodist Church
Canton
Ohio
Miss Carman
Charles Swartz
Towson
Jesus
Mr. Morris
Michael Korman
Ski and Children
Pearl River
N.Y
A. J. Wood
Reisterstown
Robert Gilletan
Macbeth Cargan
Nuirse
Maryland Women's Hospital
D. L. Beegle
Dormant Account Notice From Woodboro Savings Bank
Public notice warns owners or claimants of dormant deposit accounts at The Woodsboro Savings Bank of Frederick County Maryland to present within six months with proof of identity and claim to deposits, or funds will be remitted to the State Treasurer. Names listed include John C Ambrose Kenneth Baker Church of God Boyer Brineston Backey Stoner Trustees for FE M Shank and others.
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D. Brineston
Backey & F
Christmas Community Events Fill Town Hall and Auditorium
Town Gap residents spent the weekend with parents and neighbors as a free movie launched the Christus celebration. Santa distributed candy and oranges to hundreds after a free lunch by the Women's Club. The town's high school auditorium overflowed Sunday for the Community Chorus Christmas program conducted by William Simpson with remarks by Fred Longpre. The program included carols and solos such as Ave Maria and O Holy Night, with audience participation and a silver offering.
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John J. Heltinger
Gemheatre
Five Hall
Santa Claus
Ralph McDonnnell
William Simpson
B. J. Highes
Fred Longpre
Simpson
Audiencs
Messiah
Robert Baumgardner
Soley
Schubert
Marie Rosensteel
Bethlehem
Ark
Christmas Visits and Family Gatherings Reported in Frederick
The News records Christmas Day visits and holiday gatherings across the area. Heten Martin sang a soprano solo during festivities. Families including the Bakers, Eckenrodes, Jones, and Goulden shared holiday time with relatives in Maryland and Virginia, with travels to Towson and Hanover noted.
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Frederick
Heten Martin
Deanette
Vlanbella
Hale Jesusah
Myril Baker
Baltimore
Gratey
Guy Baker
Charles J. Eckenrode
Charles J, Jr
Ginna
Colonial Heights
Charles E. Eckenrode
Arvin P. Jones
Lewis J. Kelly
Lawrence Goulden
Towson
Ida Goulden
Rodney Sneeringer
Hanover
Hester Burton
Hat
West Main
Beven Street Visit Ties Families Across States
Beven street residents have spent four months visiting relatives including her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Ramsburg who moved from Weston West Virginia to Flemington North Dakota and Mrs Marion OKelly and family from Leesburg Florida visiting Mrs O'Kelly's parents Mr and Mrs Charles Hoffman.
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Patsy
Mount Airy
Florida
Mx. Wivell
Cyrrh
Mobile
Ala
J. W. Touser
Chambersburg
Roger Adams
Army
Fort Benning
Aaron Adams
Waltham
Mass
John Hays
Mansfield
Dit
Lauren Warner
Blue Ridge Summit
Samuel
Emmit Gardens
Gustave Wilrley
Spring Grove
I. L. Higbee
Mary Shuff
Frederick
M. FF
St. Joseph's High School
Tommy Stup
PTA
Guy Baker
Clarence Wachter
Marie Rosensteel
Marion O'Kelly
Leesburg, Fla
O'Kelly
Charles Hoffman
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