Celtics Beat Hancock In 112 89 Penn Maryland Tilt
Frederick Shipley's Celtics stun Hancock to surge to 8 1 on the season led by Tyergar and Stockman. The 112 89 win keeps the Celtics atop the Penn Maryland Basketball League standings as Hancock trails. Next up is a home game versus Hagerstown Cabineers at Frederick High School.
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Frederick
Shipley
Celtics
Hancock
Fredericksonians
Ronnie Tyergar
Jim Stockman
Frederick Shipley
Frederick High School Court
Hagerstown Cabineers
Waynesboro Eagles
Tyeryar
Griffin
Routzahn
Fowe
Stockman
Weaver
Iden
Breakall
Ludwig
Didiwick
Timer—Kerns
S. Miller
Johnnyettes
St. John’s
St. Mary’s
Hagerstown
Johnyettes
St. Mary
G. F. Tp. Cassidy
Fe Chemi
Wills
Oki Guinez
Spigier
Janabiek
Ezeit
Hoover
St. Joan's
Quill
Grove
Sprankle
Etzler
RF. Smith
Croshan
Myers
Hartman
Shirley
Roughan
P. Smith
Oden
Feriods
St. Mary's
Janet Young
Arcade Bowling League Friday Matches Arranged
Friday bowling slate lists Irish Five vs Stop Gulf Church Hill vs Bakers Mowers Petersville vs Monocacy Inn Ideal Garage vs Arcade. Standings show Baker's, Mower Shop, Church Hill, Monocacy Inn, Irish Five, Petersville, Arcade, Stop Gulf. Weekly stats note high game Lenhart 149 at Monocacy Inn and high set Morgan Inn. Monocacy Inn 644 total and 1 774. Jat 28. high set Koontz 403 Petersville.
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Industrial
Irish Five
Stop Gulf - Church Hill
Baker’s’ Mowers
Petersville
Monocacy Inn
Ideal Garage
Arcade
Baker's
Mower
Church Hill
Petersville Arcade
Gulf
Lenhart
Morgan
Morgan Inn
Ark Bint
R. W. Koontz
Inter-Church League Fo MEN'S Division Next Matches
The Inter Church League announces next mens division fixtures with matchups including L A vs Baptist John s versus St Mark s Forest Grove versus Buckeystown Mt Pleasant against Calvary and Fred Luth vs Luth Mothers.
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Midtown
L/A
Baptist St. John's
St. Mark's
Forest Grove
Buckeystown
Mt.Pleasant
Calvary Fred’. Luth
Luth
Piedmont League Opens A Week Later In 1955 Schedule
The Piedmont League will start its 1955 season a week later than usual due to rain concerns. Directors tentatively adopted a fourth week opening and moved Labor Day closing to the Sunday after. Judge Ben Campbell of Petersburg was installed as the new president, replacing Frank L. Summers. The schedule includes Tidewater site flexibility with night games as an option for Norfolk Newport News and Portsmouth.
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Richmond
Jana
Hadiente
Ben Campbell
Petersburg
Frank L. Summers
Staunton
Norfolk
Newport
News
Portsmouth
Methodist
Campbell
Buckeysmin
Iddietow
Forest Grove
St. John's
St. Mark's
Frederick Lung
Mt. Pleasant Methodist
Lenhart
Forest Grove Meth
Derry
Buckeystown Meth
Buckeystown Methodist
College Basketball Score Sweep Across Saturday’s Games
A flood of results spans the nation with Penn topping Cornell 84 76 and Villanova beating Fordham 78 to 6 percent. Notre Dame Loyola Chicago Marquette Drake Ohio State Illinois Northwestern Duke Texas Texas Tech UCLA California Stanford Utah Oregon State Oregon.
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College
Penn
Cornell
Villanova
Fordham
Niagara
Holy Cross
LaSalle
Georgetown
Seton Hall
John Carr
Columbia
Harvard
Darmouth
Princeton
Army
Yale
Temple
St. Joseph's
Penn State
Lehigh
Manhattan
DePaul
St. Louis
Tulsa
Michigan State
Nebrask
Missouri
Oklahoma
Illinoise
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Loyola
Tulane
Louisiana State
Houston
Bradley
Texas
Arkansas
Texas Christian
Baylor
Texas State
Arizona
Texas Tech
Arizona State
Temper
San Francisco
St. Marys Calif
UCLA
California
Stanford
South California
Utah
Montana State
Oregon
Washington
Utah State
Deliver
Colorado A & M
Wyoming
Oregon State
Idaho
Los Angeles
Santa Jare
Nielsen New Indoor King at Millrose Games
Gunnar Nielsen, the new indoor world record holder, predicts breaking 4:03.6 as he outkicks Wes Santee at Millrose. Santee, age 22, concedes faster times but is upset by a disputed finish involving Fred Dwyer, who is disqualified after a wrestling incident.
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New York
Wes Santee
Fred Dwyer
Gunnar i Nielsen
Kalmly
Nielsen
Denmark
Santee
Gunnar
Washington
Dwyer l
Fred
Dwyer
Mme
Wes
Bob McMillen
Armed Forces
Billy Tidwell
Emporia
Kan
Dick Olsen
Northeastern
Roundup of Sports Roundup alkersville Bowling Sg
In a dense recap of early sports action, the piece covers bowling scores and standings from Walkersville, Joe's Market, Civitan, and others, noting key games, players and team totals. It highlights trade talk around figures like Reynolds and Gordon and lists weekly results and high scores across multiple leagues and venues.
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Gayle Talbot
New York
Allie Reynolds
Joe Gordon
Larry MacPhail
Bill Veeck Jr
YMCA
Larry
Yankees
Bill
Boy Wonder
Land Indians
LaSalle Nosed
DePaul
Boston Red Sox
St.Louis Cardinals
Royals
Lakers
Yanks
Janne
Cie Euelle Tielowes
Indians
LaSalle
G. F. Tp. Veeck
Thomas
Rinehart
Lou Boudreau
Moore
MacPhail
J Bradenton
Ramsburg
Bobby Feller
Gordon
G. F. TP
Reynolds
Bob Lemon
Steve Gromek
Red Embree
Gastley
Dennis
Hakers
Nicholson's
Barlowsville
Grove
G. Valley Mil
Joe's
Henderson
Medical Co
N. Amoco
iGral
Civitan
Murray's Market
Excelsior Dairy
Hamilton’s
Fisher
Smith's Atlantic
Lander
Imralataryny
Kreissig
Setle
Nicholson's Grocery
Cook
Wierd
Callas
Minnick
Feaga Gz
Glade Valley Milk Medical Co
Amoco
Kennedy
Besia
Smith
Atlantic
Ill Precio
Bagonay i
Tirei
Keltics
G. F
Murray
Zinmernias
Lander _ it
Hendrickson
Rogers
Strobel
Miller
Crampton
Seidling
Hirsch
Glade Valley Mill
Zimmerman
Peicenig
Pistons
Blank
Ai Q
Wuille
Biwick
Eagles
Cailliflower
Union Bridge
Dorsex’s
Joe’s
Staley
Vo F. W
Tucker's Stokers
Devilbiss
Kelly’s Mil
Howard
M. Crum
Crum
Jack Gruiin
Weekend Fights and Sportscaster Dies Highlighted in One Entry
Weekend fights feature Holywood Meeny Teran stopping Johnny Ortega in San Jose while Copra oil excerpt notes. Pittsburgh sportscaster Rosey Rowswell, voice of Pirates home games for 19 years, dies at 71 in Fox Chapel from uremic poisoning.
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Holywood
Meeny Teran
iSan Jose
Calif
Johnny Ortega
Oakland
Pittsburgh
Albert K
Rosey
Rowswell
Pittsburgh Pirates
Fox Chapel
Branch Rickey
Western Pennsylvania
Tatum to speak at fifth annual Sports Night
Here Tuesday dim Tatum of the University of Maryland will address Elks and guests at the fifth annual Sports Night. The event at the B P C E home on West Second Street includes six college gridders from Frederick, Dick Shipley, Dick Burgee of the Terrapins, Bob Butler and Fred Burgee, plus Western Maryland Bill Ward, Gettysburg College and Wilbur Main from Potomac State. Dinner at 6:30 p.m. and sports entertainment follow. Richard C. Harlow cannot attend. John Yaverson will take his place.
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Dim Tatum
University of Maryland
Elks
West Second Street
Frederick
Dick Shipley
Dick Burgee
The
Terrapins
Bob Butler
Fred Burgee
Maryland
Bill Ward
Gettysburg College
Wilbur Main
Potomac
W. Va
Ellis
Richard C. Harlow
Western Maryland
Harvard
John Yaverson
Gettysburg
Four MW Teams Score Big Weekend Wins
Marquette, Manhattan, Maryland and Missouri extended win streaks with decisive victories over Drake, DePaul, William and Mary and Oklahoma. Kentucky, San Francisco, La Salle, Duquesne, Iowa and NC State also won, while Georgia Tech fell to Kentucky. Maryland led 10 at halftime before fending off W&M rally. Sandbower scored 18 for the Terps.
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Benolan
Associated Press
Marquette
Manhattan
Maryland
Missouri
Drake
DePaul
William and Mary
Oklahoma
Kentucky
San Francisco
la Salle
Duquesne
Iowa
North Carolina State
Terrapins
St. Mary's
Georgetown
Explorers
Si Green
Dukes
Bowling Green
Towa
Minnesota
Big Ten
Walloping
Purdue
Clemson
Ron Shavlik
N.C. State
Penn
Ivy League
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Southeastern
Alabama
Georgia Tech
Vanderbilt
Auburn
Ed Weiner
Tennessee
Florida
Utah
Montana State
UCLA
California
Duke
West Virginia
Mountaineers
Hot Rod Handley
Notre Dame
Loyola of Chicago
Lloyd Aubrey
Niagara
Noly Cross
Hostess With Mostest Sonia Henie Circus Party Dazzles Sunset Strip
Hollywood guests hailed Sonja Henie as hostess with the mostess after her circus themed party at Ciro's. The skating star rented the venue for about $13,000, treating 200 guests to filet mignon, French champagne, live hippo calliope and side show acts. The lavish event echoed old days party flair.
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Hollywood 4
File Town
Cafe Society Today
Sonja Henie
Sunset Strip
Biss Henie
Ciro
Miss Henie
Williams Dominates Coast Guard Academy 88-66 for 11th Straight Win
In a major college basketball clash Williams College from Williamstown Mass cruised to an 88-66 victory over Coast Guard Academy as undefeated Williams extended their win streak to 11. Houston topped Bradley R455 in an earlier game while a melee among players required special police to restore order.
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Houston
Bradley
Williams
Williamstown
Mass
Walloping Coast Guard Academy
Top Boxing Bouts Highlight This Week on TV
Lightweight champion Jimmy Carter and welter champ Johnny Saxton headline non title fights in Boston and Akron. Carter faces Tony Demarco at Boston Garden with a $22,000 guarantee plus 30 percent of the gate. Saxton meets Ronnie Delaney in Akron as a non title affair. Replacements include a canceled Giardello-Andrews card in Baltimore with Bob Baker vs Willie James in Pittsburgh. Holly Mims meets Don Savage in New York while Harold Johnson opposes Paulie Andrews at St. Nicholas.
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Associated Press
Jimmy Carter
Johnny Saxton
Boston
Akron
Carter
Paddy Demarco
Navy 17
Tony Demarco
Boston Garden
Demaren
Saxton
Ronnie Delaney
al Andrews
Joey Giardello-Andrews
Baltimore
Big Bob Baker
Pittsburgh
Rocky Marciano
Willie James
Ed Sanders
Holly Mims
Paulie Andrews
Iarold Johnson
Madison Square Garden
Johnson
Andrews
Washington, D. C
New York
Don Savage
Salt Lake City
St. Nicholas
Vejar Returns to Ring in Brooklyn Welter Bout
Arens Chien Vejar, a Hartford welter who just left the Army, faces Jory Klein of New York at Eastern Parkway Arena on Monday. Vejar, who suffered serious injuries in a plane crash last year, has won two comeback fights. Klein stopped Gerry Drever on January 3. Telecasts on Dumont ABC CBS NBC will feature Mims-Savage and Vejar Klein along with Baker James and Johnson Andrews.
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Tarens
Chien Vejar
Hartford
Conn
Welter
Jory Klein
New York
Brooklyn
Eastern Parkway
Vejar
Klein
Gerry Drever
Hagerstown Hosts Invitational Junior Tournament
Hagerstown will host a Junior Invitational Basketball Tourney at the Hub Armory the week of March 43. Elementary to eighth grade players with birthdays after Aug 31, 1955 are eligible. Contact Kenny Ridenour for blanks. Entry fee per team not over five dollars. Trophies will be awarded for champion, runner up, and third place, plus All-Tourney Team and individual honors. Western Auto Supply Co bicycle prize for sportsmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Hub Armory
Kenny Ridenour
Public Square
Hagers~ Town
Western Flyer
Western Auto Supply Co
Peace treaty between Western Allies and West Germany signed in Bonn
The Western Allies signed a peace contract with West Germany in Bonn on May 26 1952. The United States ratified the treaty on July 1 1952. The pact marked a major step in postwar reconciliation.
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United States
West Germany
Bonn
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