Cadets Edge Martinsburg in Tense Ice Event
In Cortina d Ampezzo Italy the U S team beat Sweden 1 0 as Martinsburg faced off in a multi event weekend. Miss Heiss and Carol Albright led pace with strong skating while Frederick JVs posted a 49 42 victory. The meet included cross country and a 10 0 hockey swing, with tensions and photographers stirring the scene.
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Frederek Wigh Gebed
Cortina D'Ampezzo
Italy
America
Sweden
Teat Albright
Weal Opask
Carel
Bulldogs
Uncle Sam
Martinsburg
Whee
Mizz Heiss
Heusex
Ialeen
Mlouien
Sam Kiracefe
Charley
Aesla
Czechoslovakia
Martimaburs
Houser
Foot
Heiss
Rex Porterflekl
Mar
Carol
Orone Park
Tinsburg
N.Y
Frederick Jvs
Jvs
Uncle Sam's
D. Keller
Mias Albright
Warrenfeltz
Newton Markey
Center
Mass
Strine
Hughes
Martz
Colorado Springs
Colo
Spickler
Butts
Frederick
Shreve
Youse
Ronald Robertson
Long
Beach
Calif
Eyler
Langley
Hayes
David Jenkins
Redaric J
Poole
Sixten Jernberg
Kiracore
Keller
Yanos
Russia
Hammana
Alger
Impos- Houser
Porterfield
Bowling Austria Leads In Figure Skating Medal Standings
The report notes Bowling Austria second with 542 points, Sweden 53, Finland 46, Norway 44, and the United States 43 percent. American skaters earn 15 points in women's competition under the scoring system, while Miss Albright breaks her ankle during a double loop but finishes a strong program, saying she endured pain. Milwaukee Braves report selling 11236 season tickets to guarantee a 064,000 home attendance, with 13008 ads forecast before the April 1 deadline.
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Austria
Sweden
Finland
Norway
United States
Albright
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Donald Davidson
Braves
Hawks hand Pistons first defeat in YMCA league
In a tight YMCA Intermediate Basketball League game, the Hawks beat the Pistons 31-27 as Wayne Geisbert scored 19 for Hawks and Nikirk added clutch free throws to seal the win. Bernie Rinehart fueled Warriors 31-28 over Bullets with sharp shooting, while Mick Nikirk led Pistons with 11 points.
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Lee Warriors
Hawks
Knicks
Capitels
Celtics
Bullets
Pistons
Wayne Geisbert
YMCA
Kuicks
Sar Nikirk
Geisbert
Dickie Floyd
Nikirk
Bernie Rinehart
Warriors
Bobby Schick
Rinehart
Ronnie Engle
Engle
Miller
D. Wachter
Wachter
Settle
Stup
B. Rinehart
Baldwin
Shockley
McCracken
Kaill
Schick
Floyd
Mikirk
Moss
Cook
Michael
Zimmerman
Mackley
Ramsburg
Markoe
Finneyfrock, Weddle
Comets Rally Past Sabers In Thriller Opener
Bud Rice exploded for 23 points to lift the Comets to a 92 91 win over the Jets in a close season opener. Jake Wiles added 14 and Tom Geiser 23 as the home team overcame a 36 31 halftime deficit to seize control late.
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Jets
Rockets
Comets
Weieésé
YMCA
Jack Griffin
Snake Rice
Bob Cannon
Sabers
Bud Rice
Jake Wiles
Tom Geiser
Bill Creaser
Griffin
Ham Lf
Ramaburg
Michael
Rice
Baker
Wagner
L. Rice
Cannon
Brachey
Lares
Kesweedy
Sencoovers
Bowers
Repier
Sabera
Talley
Shelhorse
Remus
Crone
White
Smith
Rowe
Staley
STM
Geiser
Hammond
Wiles
Wachter
Four-H Basketball League Northern Division Thursday Results
Creagerstown routed Mt. Pleasant 60 to 11 in a four-player win under league rules Ted Favorite scored 27 for Creagerstown Unionville overwhelmed Lewistown 67 to 15 led by Ken Hood with 18 Doug Hood also starred for Unionville In other action Mt Pleasant lost to Creagerstown and Lewistown and Creagerstown moved to a second straight win in the circuit standings
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Creagerstown
Mt. Pleasant
Unionville
Lewistown
Scheitale Liberty
Liberty
Ted Favorite
Ken Hood
Martin
Favorite
Long
Moser
Ramaburg
Brachey
Falk
Bowers
Barker
Carpenter
D. Hood
R Black
K. Hood
Bohn
C. Black
Garver
Rhoderick
Harbaugh
Christopher
G. Conway
Barber
Blank
DR. Stull
M. McHenry
J. McHenry
M. Conway
W. Stull
Co A Wins Opening Indoor Rifle Match
Company A of the Maryland National Guard defeated Cumberland Valley of Greencastle Pennsylvania 1335 to 1287 on the A Company range to open its Blue Ridge League indoor season. Lt Crum led with 278x300 as Metz of Cumberland Valley topped the match with 279. Next week Company A will host Sigma Construction Battalion of Frederick on the Reserve Corps range.
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Company A
Maryland National Guard
Cumberland Valley
Greencastle
Pennsylvania
Blue Ridge
Hagerstown
Waynesboro
Frederick Metz
Lt. Crum
Co. A
Metz
C. V
A. 111Th
Prp
K. S. Til
Crum
W. Kinsey
Horipe
Strine
Walsh
Devilblass
May
Castle
Gardiner
Waginer
Floyd, Freeman High In Basketball Scoring
Ohio State's Robin Freeman and Furman star Floyd battle for major college scoring lead as NCAA stats through Jan. 2 show Floyd at 34.0 ppg and Freeman 33.4 ppg. Freeman's single game best is 14 points against Michigan State while Floyd topped with 4 points against West Virginia.
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Associated Press
Ohio State
Robin Freeman
Darrell Floyd
Furman
Freeman
Michigan State
Floyd
West Virginia
Ncaa Service Bureau
Don Swartz
Morehead State
Julius McCory
Joe Holup
George Washington
Western Michigan
Roger Newman
Roy
Hot Rod) Hundley
Weaver Immortalized As Greatest First Baseman
SAN FRANCISCO February 2 w-1ay Cobb calls George Buck Weaver the greatest third baseman he ever saw and says Weaver believed he was treated unfairly banished after the Black Sox scandal. Weaver died in Chicago Tuesday Cobb recalls facing Weaver when both played for the Tigers and White Sox.
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San Francisco
Cobb
George
Buck) Weaver
Georgia Peach
Weaver
Black Sox
Chicago
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Prescott Sullivan
San Francisco Examiner
Unclear baseball quote on fielding and throwing out runners
Passage notes a fielder’s strong arm and reliability, claiming he would throw out any runner attempting to bunt. The line conveys that there was no chance to beat him on a bunt due to his precise throws.
Mountaineers Return to Action After Exams
Mount St Marys, under coach Jim Pielan, resumes play against Ed Athey's Washington College at Emmitsburg after a semester break. Key players like Tito Nanni and Jack Sullivan are expected to contribute, while Ed Bals remains sidelined. The Mountaineers seek improved scoring and rebounding as they face upcoming games with Georgetown and Roanoke, aiming to rebound from earlier injuries and maintain momentum.
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Jim Pielan
Mountaineers
Ed Athey
Washington College
Emmitsburg
Loyola
Phelan
Tito Nanni
Mountaineer
Burt Sheing
Mount St. Mary's
LaSalle
Andy O'Donnell
John McNamara
Phil Wachtel
Sullivan
Nanal
Bass
Williams
Quantico
DeMarco Falls To Jordan In Quick KO At Olympic Auditorium
In Los Angeles Paddy DeMarco was stopped in the fifth round by Don Jordan in a scheduled 10 rounder. A State Athletic Commission doctor said DeMarco broke his jaw as Jordan, the underdog at 1-2, dominated with a left-right and body punches before the stoppage at 1:45.
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Los Angeles
Don Jordan
Brook Ac
Paddy DeMar
Olympic Auditorium
State Athletic Commission
DeMarco
Wed
Brooklyn
Joe Buonocore
Jordan
Tommy Hart
Atkins Case Takes Half Day Postponement In Circuit Court
After a day long trial in a Brunswick Circuit Court, former railroad engineer Thomas N Atkins faced continued proceedings against the B and O Railroad and Division 352 of the Brotherhood of Engineers. Witnesses described his mental state amid testimony from a psychiatrist and police chief, while judges cautioned the plaintiff’s counsel and upheld procedural leniency.
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Brunswick Railroad
Division 352
Brotherhood of Engineers
Thomas N. Atkins
Atkins
Joseph Lerner
Riggs
Wamsville
H. E. Sperry
Brunswick
Prescott and Schnauffer
Bned
Prince and Newman
Charles C. Rettberger Jr
Railroad
Clarence E. Weisell
Cleveland
The
Brotherhood
W. M. Murphey
Baltimore
Layoff Follows Disorder Amid Railroad Work Dispute
Frederick Maryland reports testimony on a labor stoppage and internal conflict at a railroad project. Atkins, a fellow worker, accuses obstruction by supervisors while others defend him. Medical experts from Baltimore and Springfield State Hospital urged psychiatric treatment and opposed allowing Atkins to operate equipment in his unstable state.
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Frederick
Atkins
Busta
Irving J. Spear
Baltimore
Samuel M. English
Railrosds
U. S
Canada
Gertrude M. Gross
Springfield State Hospital
Sykesville
Atking
National League Meeting In Today
New York February 2 The National League plans discussions on a 57 200 minimum salary for players and full disclosure of negotiations for a World Series TV contract The league contemplates a game of the week telecast with proceeds aiding minor leagues Commissioner Ford Frick and player reps Robin Roberts and Feller lead the talks Brooklyn Dodgers president Walter O Brien remains hopeful for 1936 or 1957 starting dates
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New York
National League
Ami
Athen
Ford Frick
Chicago
Frick
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia Phillies
Feller
Cleveland Indians
Walter O’bralley
Brooklyn Dodgers
Coach Resigns at St Johns University in 1956
In Brooklyn on February 2, Dusty DeStefang resigned as head basketball and baseball coach at St. John’s University. He will leave at the end of the 1956 baseball season to pursue private business ventures.
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Brooklyn
Alfred
Dusty) DeStefang
St. John's University
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