Cadets Win Double Bill In Brunswick Hoops Action
Brunswick varsity defeats Frederick 71-38 and St. Joseph's 44-44 in different games. Cadets at 10-3 start, high-scoring JV 70-30 win. Wheaton and Frederick prep teams mix in twin bill with Fred’k seniors to Williamsport next Tuesday.
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Brunswick
Wheaton
Frederick
Moser
Homer Brooks
Joseph’s
St. Joseph’s
Challers
Frederick High County
Jayvees
Thur
Mont’ High
Middleton
G. F
Williamsport High
Cooper
Foltz
Wheeler
Fred’k
G. F. Tp
Boyles
Webber
Kiracore
C. Gearinger
Zg Godsey
St. Jos
Lewis
Bowens
Reed
Fowler
Marshburn
Young
Smith
French
Ringler
Qualigo
Powers
U S And Russia Battle For World Track Supremacy
London reports the United States and Soviet Union battling for athletics dominance as the International Amateur Athletic Federation lists world records. Wes Santee leads in the 1500 meters, Fordham and Texas relay teams set marks, and Russia claims multiple records in distance running and field events, including Kuc in the three mile and 5,000 meters.
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London
United States
Russia
International Amateur Athletic Federation
U .S
Wes Santee
University of Texas
Fordham
Los Angeles
O'Brien
Tho Een
Santee
Compton
Calif
Gunt der Haegg
Lennart Strand
Werner Luegg
Coliseum
Roger Bannister
John Landy
IAAF
Yuriy Liturev
Mikhail Krivonosov
East Frederick A C Makes Season's Plans
East Frederick Athletic Club reorganized during winter to sponsor four softball teams in 1955 at a dinner at the Eagles home. EFAC officers elected include Harvey I Showe Jr president Bobby Karns vice president Richard Brachey secretary treasurer Clyde Hauver general manager Kenny Shaw team manager Sonny White field captain Austin Frye official scorer Oscar Myers. The group renewed its County Softball League franchise, sustained a strong independent team and planned Midget and junior programs.
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East Frederick Athletic Club
Eagles
EFAC
Harvey I. Showe Jr
Bobby" Karns
Richard T. Brachey
Clyde Hauver
Kenny Shaw
James
Sonny’ White
Austin Frye
Oscar Thomas Myers
East Frederick
Chester Blank
Bartonsville
Bruce Baer
Walkersville
Charles V. Main
Dorsey F. Shipley
The
County Softball League and Co
Cyril Klein
Teddy Baer
Mgr
Chm
Clyde Harding
Sonny” Smith
East Patrick Street
Bowling League Thursday Night Standings Report
Arcade Bowling League latest results show Green's SS and Jack's battling, while Farmers Co op and Ebert's split. High individual game by Junior Eyler 161 and high set 471. Phil's Esso posts top team game 624 and top set 1,821.
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Blue Lite Cab Jack
Brunswick Green
Farmers Co-op
Green
Ebert's
Linden Hills
Phil's
Esso
Blue Lite Cab
Brunswick Falk's
Jack's
Junior Eyler
Ebert
Army Michigan game shift sparks New York plan
Army and Michigan debated venue costs for a October 8 game in New York. Michigan proposed a campus game at no rent to avoid sales tax and boost gate receipts, while Army feared no New York support. The piece covers past NY games and attendance trends.
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Harry Grayson
NEA
New York
Army
Michigan
Fritz Crisler
Red Blaik
Ann Arbor
Cadets
Wolverines
California
Yankee Stadium
Duke
Polo Grounds
Blaik
Jockey Club Opens Season February 9 at Charles Town
Charles Town welcomes its earliest Eastern racing season since 1900 with 34 days of racing starting February 9. Veteran riders Oliver Cutshaw Charles M Clark and Anthony Russo along with apprentices Joseph French John Latrullo and others have checked in. The jockey colony is touted as the strongest in the track’s history.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Charles Town Jockey Club
Oliver Cutshaw
Charles M. Clark
Anthony Russo
Fred Kratz
Joe Servis
Joe Snyder
F. D. Rivera
Angelo Vasil
Ray Arduini
Sam Palumbo
Patsy Grant
Robert Westfall
Scotty
Prain
Joseph French
John Latrullo
J. Minento
William Hoy
Cutshaw
Clark
Russo
East Liverpool
Ohio
Sunshine Park
Kratz
Sunshine
Jockey Colony
Paul Andrews Helped by Joe Lewis in Chicago Bout
In Chicago on February 10, Paul Andrews received help from Joe Lewis as the fight against Johnny Conlon progressed. By the end of the first round Conlon showed speed and skill while Andrews fought hard, his breathing audible and his face slick with sweat by round two.
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Paul Andrews
Joe Lewis
Chicago
Johnny Conlon
Joe-Louis
Benny Thomas
Rocky Marciano
Andrews
Buffalo
Louis
Joe Maim
Redskins well stocked now with quarterbacks
The Washington Redskins move to replace Sammy Baugh with a deep QB pool. Ralph Guglielmi from Notre Dame may sign after Joe Kuharich seeks him in South Bend. Signings so far include Scar Bath Maryland Dorow Michigan State and Eddie LeBaron.
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Washington
Washington Redskins
Sammy Baugh
Ralph Guglielmi
Redskins
Guglielmi
Notre Dame
Joe Kuharich
South Bend
Columbus
Ohio
Kuharich
Jack Scarjbath
Maryland
al ‘Dorow l
Michigan State
Eddie LeBaron
College of Pacific Star
Canada
Tallent
Baugh
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Weddle
Phobus
Buzzard
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Dixon
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Allison
Mills Wal
Parry O'Brien
Vladimir Kuc
Turner
Gavelois
Quinter
Allen
Geed
Robey
Hurwitz
Ae Wheaton
Routzahn and
Groff
Timer—strine
Ecorer—Baker
East Frederick A. C
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Taipei
Formosa
China
Associated Press
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Fla
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Conn
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Ont
Rouen
France
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Fritz Wertzel
Germany
Billy Cox
Baltimore
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Brooklyn
Preacher Roe
Flatbush
Cox
Ith
Field & Stream
Warren Page
Waldorf-Astoria
Jim Dargan
Lac A la Croix-Menton
Quebec
Chicoutind
Pipmankin
Jim
Hubettes
Hagerstown Hubettes
Frederick Cadettes
Hagerstown High School
Cassie Snyder
Strite
Hagerstown
P. Keller
B. Wachter
C. Sanders
Tebi Kemp
Susan Keefer
Mary Cutler
Janet Young
Timer Keyser
Rhoderick
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Detroit Lions
Edwin J. Anderson
Anderson
N.Y
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Kentucky
Georgia Teach
Wildcats
Tech
Adolph Rupp
Warriors
Lyet
Jockey Club
Austin
Texas
Texas Panhandle
the News
Frederick, Md
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Woody Free
Dick Harp
Hamilton
Mt. Rest
Frederick Ri
George and
Florence Hamilton
Total Power
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Esso Standard Oil Company
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