Frederick to host 15 game bowling star tournament
Local bowlers prepare for the AH-Star Tournament on Sunday January 4 with 15 games across three venues Walkersville Bowling Center Arcade Bowling Alley and Health Center Alleys. The top scorer will represent Frederick in Washington DC for a national event with a $7300 prize pool and a $2500 top prize. Entry fee is 10 dollars and Friday January 2 is the closing date. Notable entrants include Elwood Filler Herman Sroba Chick Cramer Roger Cramer Ronnie Cramer Harry Hamilton Tom Harding Pete Himes Bill Koontz Jack Landis Ray Mackley Desald Morgan Maurice Philips Bunny Powell Arthur Rickell Dave Stauffer Claude Crum Joe Evier RM Bradley Austin Cramer Glenn Ramsburg.
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Unbeaten Kentucky narrowly escapes in chaotic Dixie Classic
Top ranked Kentucky survives 76-75 over Illinois as Kansas State edges Colorado 67-66. North Carolina State upsets Cincinnati 60-59 with Oscar Robertson scoring 29. Michigan State crushes North Carolina 75-58 to reach final against NC State. Mississippi State dominates Memphis State 73-55 in Sugar Bowl finals. Other tourney champs: Ohio Univ, Miami Ohio, Providence, Michigan, Penn State, LSU, Furman.
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Maryland picks final coach candidate as interview list narrows
University of Maryland officials Dr. Wilson H. Elkins and William Cobey interview a shrinking pool of about six candidates to succeed Tommy Mont as football coach. John Bridgers, Baltimore Colts staff coach, is among closeted contenders as decision slated between year end and NCAA meetings in Cincinnati. Mont resigned December 9 after a nine year era under Jim Tatum.
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Olmedo Captures Davis Cup for United States
Peru-born Olmedo, a 22-year-old USC standout, defeats Ashley Cooper and the Australian pair to win the 1954 Davis Cup for the United States in Brisbane. He downed Cooper 63 46 86, clinching the title after Alex Olmedo won the opening point with a victory over Mal Anderson.
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Colts award bonuses for title win as players gain
Baltimore Colts plan multi source bonuses after their NFL title with $10,000 per Colt plus a share of 42 1/2 percent from the championship payout. Owner Carroll Rosenbloom backs education efforts and a charity foundation as ex-players receive goodwill and gratitude at year end.
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Celtics Streak Ends as Warriors Beat Celtics 112 105
Boston’s 11 game winning run ends in Philadelphia where the Warriors beat the Celtics 112 105 in the second game of a doubleheader. Philadelphia and New York split, while Syracuse and St Louis also posted wins. Includes notes on Hawks and other league results.
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Campanella To Return As Dodgers Spring Coach
Roy Campanella will rejoin the Los Angeles Dodgers in spring training as a coach at Vere Beach Florida tutoring catchers. After training he will be an assistant supervisor of scouting in the East, with official status in the teleub.
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Bowl Week Buzz Sees Four Major Games Nears Kickoff
Promoters and coaches brace for New Year's Day bowl action in Dallas New Orleans and Pasadena. Rose Bowl features Oregon State? Actually California, Sugar Bowl has LSU vs Clemson, Orange Bowl Oklahoma vs Syracuse, Cotton Bowl Air Force Academy vs Texas Christian. Weather worries cloud Dallas New Orleans but Pasadena Miami forecast mild.
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Third Round In Y.M.LC A Play Held
Sugar Bowl week sees coachs push for unlimited substitutions as the Y.M.C.A. round games begin. Florida’s Bob Woodruff predicts a coachs vote in favor, while the Rules Committee decides on acceptability.
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