Cadets Triumph as Brunswick JVs Drop Late Rally
Brunswick JV led 39 21 at half before Brunswick Varsity faltered and Thurmont JV surged in the second half. Frederick High School’s Cadets pulled away in overtime, with Kiracofe and Keller fueling a 57 40 surge to beat Thurmont 65 57.
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Orioles Sign Zaverink and Ferrarese for 1956 season
Baltimore announces contracts with pitchers George Zaverink and Don Ferrarese and first baseman Bob Bord, adding to 29 signed Orioles. Zaverink, a right hander acquired from Detroit, posted four wins late in the season. Ferrarese, a left hander, previously starred in Oakland and San Antonio. Bord was a surprise minor league draft pick. Manager Paul Richards views Boyd as top relief option, after his 1951-53 Chicago years.
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Ring Magazine February boxing ratings feature Baker and Jackson high
New York's Bob Baker and Tommy Jackson sit at numbers two and three in Ring magazine's February rankings. Archie Moore is listed as a heavyweight challenger to Rocky Marciano. Other notable moves include Johany Holman rising after defeating Bob Satterfield, Nino Valdes fifth, Willie Padrana among bravies, Mito Savage and Ludwig Lightburn advancing in weight classes, and Paul Jordensen debuting in the featherweight ranks replacing Lauro Salas.
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Mathison Square Garden
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Johany Holman
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Nino Valdes
Willie Padrana
New Orleans
Mito Savage
Salt Lake City
Ludwig Lightburn
British Honduras
Paul Jordensen
University of Houston
Freeman
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George Buck Weaver Dies At 64 In Chicago
George Buck Weaver, famed third baseman for the Chicago White Sox from 1912 to 1921, died at 64 in Chicago. He faced the 1919 World Series scandal and maintained innocence though banned for life along with other players. Weaver hit .240 with 3 home runs in 1920 and was noted for solid defense with 9 putouts and 18 assists in a season.
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Hee Coorkine
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Man Arrested on Hamilton Avenue for DUI and Reckless Driving
Officer Nathan Worsex states Morgan was arrested Tuesday on Hamilton Avenue after a traffic stop for driving while intoxicated and reckless driving. The incident occurred as Morgan was operating a vehicle along the avenue.
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Morgan
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U S Team Beats Canada
A brief sports update notes the United States team defeating Canada in a recent game. Key players and exact scores are not clearly legible in the OCR, but the outcome favors the U S team. The report references Canadian opponents and mentions varied terms with little coherent context.
Speed skating record falls amid foggy county meet
A speeding dash in Wisconsin seconds clipped the old mark as Hutsson failed to place in the dux championship. The Soviet era notes linger in the cross county race toward the valley, while the event shifts focus to overall team totals.
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Baran Bewee
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