Long Range Conservation Is Favored
Frederick's Izaak Walton League of America Maryland Chapter No 1 approved a program to select ten youths for a national Young Outdoor Americans conference in Chicago next month. Philip R. Winebrewer was named to Maryland's committee by Gov. Meheldin to choose outstanding state youths. The Maryland chapter, with Dr W A R Bell as president, will coordinate state efforts with 4 H FFA Scouts and others to send representatives to the February 19 meeting in Baltimore to finalize Maryland delegates. Governors across states appointed committees to select delegates for the national conference. The program aims to re evaluate conservation work by teens and strengthen guidance from adult groups to boost youth achievement and ideas for improved resource conservation.
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Frederick
Izaak Walton
Chicago
Izaak Walton League of America
W. A. R. Bell
Maryland
Izaak Walton League
Soil Conservation and Wildlife Committee
Dr. Bell
Charles Poole
Izaak Waltons
Future Farmers of America
Emerson Hotel
Baltimore
Hawks May Lose Their Franchise Threatens Milwaukee NBA Team
Milwaukee faces the threat of losing the Hawks franchise due to poor attendance. Owner Ben Kerner vows to stay this season though uncertain for next year. Local industrialist Richard Falk warns a loss would damage the city, noting Braves popularity. Financial strain from arena rents and rental terms also cited.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Associated Press
Mitlwaukee Hawks
National Basketball Assn
Hawks
Braves
Crone
Ben Kerner
Richard Falk
Kerner
Harlem Globetrotters
Korner
Arena Auditorium
Milwaukee County Stadium
Verdict Fails in Bath Racing Swindle Trial
London reports a jury did not reach a verdict in a month long trial of five men accused of a large betting scam tied to Bath’s July race. Prosecution described a conspiracy around the Francasal and Santa Amaro switch with potential gains of 168000 dollars. defendants claimed a legitimate coup and accidental switch.
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London
Bath
Crowther
Brunswick
Falk Gro
Jack
Francasal
Bbs Chanedigeeae Leoteppe Petenar
Santa Amaro
France
Lisbon High Defeats Frederick St. John's
Lisbon High defeated Frederick St Johns as Arcade Bowling League results were reported. High Rock beat Ideal Garage and Stup, while Church Hill and Petersville faced off with a 42 to 2 score for High Rock. Sam Roderick led with 140 and 372 series. Church Hall posted 637 and 1,685 for high team game and set.
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Church Hill
Petersville
High Rock
Baker Mower Shop
Ideal Garage
Gulf & Weekly
Sam Roderick
Church Hall
Lisbon
Cecil
St. Jahin's
F. Tr. Grove
Filby
Lipps
T. Quill
C Neanvasy
Kennedy
J. Quill
St. John's
Seorer
P. Gouker
Four More Orioles Sign Contracts in 1954
Baltimore announces four more players have signed 1954 contracts to join ten Browns veterans in the roster. Pitchers Carlton Post and Bob Habenicht join infielders Bob Caffrey and Roy Sievers, with Sievers batting .270 the prior season and sharing first base duties with Dick Khr Yakoski. Post is a lefty who turned 28 today after a 10-8 season with Toronto in the International League. Caffrey hit .266 at third base for San Antonio. Habe nicht, 28, pitched for Charleston and posted a 4 7 record in the American Association.
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Baltimore
Balmore Orioles
St. Louis Browns
Carlton Post
Bob Habenicht
Bob Caffrey
Roy Sievers
Sievers
Dick Khryhoski
Browns
Post
Toronto
Caffrey
San Antonio
Orioles
Habenicht
Charleston
W. Va
Health Center League Mixed Doubles results and stats
Mixed doubles results show Catsail Wright Hahn Stevens 38 33. Oland Places May Cramer Culler Hartsock Wright Stine Dennis Cramer. Women high game 144 and 385. Men high game 133 and 329. Week statistics credit May and Cramer for high team set Ti4 Lowis to referee New York February 2 Joe Lewis to referee 15 wrestling matches in 14 cities this month. Lewis will organize Pompeii excavations in Omaha for promoter Max Clayton.
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Catsail
B. Wright
J. Hahn
B. Stevens
Engelbrecht
D. Shankie
J. Oland
C. Cramer
E. Culler
A. Hartsock
J. Wright
R. Stine
B. Dennis
R. Cramer
M May
Lowis
New York
Joe Lewis
Brown Bomber
Pompeii
Volcame
Omaha
Neb
Max Ash
Clayton
Health Center League MAJOR DIVISION RESULTS AND STANDINGS
Brown's Amusements and Coca-Cola led the Major Division with wins in latest results. Standings show Brown's Amusements H B Duvall Landis Jewelry Morgans Restaurant Braddock Heights Garage Coca-Cola leading and Cramer posting high scores 185 and 447. Stengel home robbed in Glendale as Bevo Francis pours 113 in Rio Grande win.
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Brown's Amusements
H. B Duvall
Landis Jewelry Store
Morgans Restaurant
Braddock Heights
Coca-Cola
Inter Church Bowling League High Scores Report
In the Inter Church Bowling League Middletown Reformed and Middletown Lutheran led the MEN S DIVISION with Grace Reformed posting the high team score of 576 and Buckeystown Methodist achieving the high weekly team total of 1 643. Individual highs included Grace Reformed bowler Hahn 147 and Buckeystown Methodist player Buckeystown Methodist 576.
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Middletown Reformed
Middletown Lutheran
Lutheran
Grace Reformed
Calvary Methodist Burkeystown Methodist
Mt Pleasant Methodist
Evangelical Reformed Church of Brethren
Hahn
Ranneberger
Buckeystown Methodist
St. John’s
Luivuty
Vietipulst
Urbana Methodist
Mt. Pleasant Methodist
Forest Grove
Baptist Buckeystown Methodist
Frederick Lutheran
Wastler
St John's
Baptist
Leahy Hands Notre Dame Coaching to Brennan
In South Bend Ind February 2 Notre Dame officially named Terry Brennan as head coach replacing Frank Leahy. A crowd of 500 students and a marching band attended a news conference at the Morris Inn where Brennan outlined plans for four varsity assistants and a future “B TM” team coach. Leahy praised Brennan and the staff transition, while Brennan noted past coaching under Leahy and pledged to uphold Notre Dame standards.
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South Bend
Ind
Nowe Dame
Frank Leahy
Terry Brennan
Hollywood
Notre Dame
Brennan
Leahy
Ralph Guglielmi
Morris Inn
Leahy Weens Leahy
Johnny Cruze
Bill Earley
Ine McArdle
Walt Ziemba
Bob McBride
Johnny Lujack
Brennen
Theodore Hesburgh
IFHS Varsity Drops Basketball At Bethesda Chase
At Bethesda Chess Chase the Frederck Hreti Cadets lost 49 to 36 while local junior varsity shaded B-CC 39 to 36. Host varsity built a quick lead in the opening quarter as B-CC ran up a larger margin despite errors and limited scoring from IFHS.
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Bethesda
Frederck Hreti
Jvs
B-Cc
Ain
Perineum Wincer
Bethesda-Chevy-Chase
College Court Beats BOC In Second Half Rally
Kentucky and Indiana lead early in the era standings as college basketball action unfolds. Duquesne and West Virginia push in, while Georgetown toppers stumble. Poole’s late field goal seals a narrow win for the visiting team as the national picture tightens.
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BOC
Pa Mlloes
ACA
SEW
York
Kenwath
Duquesne
Indiana
West- Heal
Kentucky
Ui Loy Car
Selves
Frederick
Tories
JV Cadets
Balak
BCC
Villanova
Poole
Western Kentucky
Frederick High
Western
Martinsburg
W. Va
Madison
Square Garden
Fee Ee
Lo Hagerstown
AH Oklahoma A&al
Hilltoppers
Martinkure
Fort Hill
Cumberland
Somer
Rotches
LaSalle
Sault
Melton
Notre Dame
Holy Salter
Cross
Crusaders
Cornelius
Nettleton
Movsimpanes
George Valenting
G . Jayvee
Plcuclica
F. Apour Des Oret atUbl
Bill Cookley
Summers
Weddle
de Poole
Georgetown
Warren
Kiracoffe
Buehler
Mills
Merchant
Pearre Becomes Cavalier Forward in Virginia Lineup
Virginia sophomore forward A Austin Pearre Jr from Frederick has earned a starting role for the Cavaliers after strong as a top scorer in recent games. Coach Evan J. Male notes Pearre’s defense and scoring are rising, with a 19 point effort against North Carolina and a goal to add a bigger rebounding presence next season. The team, idle since Jan 21, aims to resume play against VMI before the ACC tournament.
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Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Frederick
Mid
Cavalier
Evan J
Virginia
Cavaliers
A. Austin Pearre, Jr
Pearre
Male
North Carolina
Pearce
Buzz Wilkinson
Pineville
W. Va
Hill School
Pottstown
Austin Pearre
University of Virginia Medical School
Upper College
Ih Terrace
Frederick “Budgie
George Washington
Virginia Military Institute
ACC
Duke N.C. State
Wake Forest
Maryland
Recreation League Results and Upcoming Matches
Rec League scores show Tucker's 4, Walkville 0. Coca-Cola 3, Joe's Cleaners 1. Renn Pontiacs 3, Bruns Eagles 1. Wednesday games Tucker's versus Walkersville, Union Bridge versus Dorsey Meats, Brunswick Eagles versus Kelly Mill. Thursday Renn Pontiacs versus Joe's Cleaners, Coca-Cola versus W. F. W. B. Bradley. Highs: Joe's Cleaners 180 game, 636 set. Renn's Pontiacs 1,822.
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xUnion Bridge
Tucker's
Walkersville
Union Bridge
Dorsey Meats
Brunswick Eagles
Kelly Mill
Renn Pontiacs
Joe's Cleaners
Coca-Cola
B. Bradley
Renn’s
Pontiacs
Walkersville Alot
Renn's Pontiac
Tucker's Stokers
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Linden Hill, Gro
Ebert’ ‘Ss
Phil’s Esso
Abbery
Ebert’s
Jack’s Feed Farmers Co-op
Brunswick Linden Hill Gro
Phil’s
Esso Stup-Crowther
Radio Cab Falk
Green's Ser. Sta
Ebert
Stup-Crowther
Frederick St. John’s
Health Center League
Morgan's Rest
xCoca-Cola
B. H. Garage
xLandis Jewelry
H. B. Duvall
Ic. Cramer
Stengel
Glendale
Calif
Casey Stengel
New York ‘Yankees
Florida
Ibevo
Jackson
Ohio
Fabulous Bevo Francis
Hillsdale
Mich
Inter Church Bowling League
Irish
IFHS
College Court
Fuqua
Denne
Hanson
Lynch
Sanderson
Lamond
Henderson
Sailor
Bovie
Farrington
Tucker & G E
Budgie Pearre
Unicorn Taker
Fom
Douglas High
A. Austin Pearce, Jr
J. Snowden
Lincoln High
Douglas High School
Leesburg
Titans
Lantern Girls
Seater
Douglas Coeds
Frederick Gym
Frederick Armory
Douglas
G. F
J. Smith
Aston
N. Jackson
J. P. Smith
D. Thornpton
M. Sims
Lincoln
P. Carroll
Bowie
W. Delawter
Moore, Angleberger
D. Bowins
Ken White
Red Sox
California
Billy Consolo
Hershell Freeman
Redbird
Loy
Mink
Queen City Brewing Company
Cumberland, MD
Samuel Fisher
East Patrick
Frederick, Md
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