Garden Of Hope symbol of peace for worried world
A plan for a pay as you see television system is described as an experiment by a group led by Jim Norris in the Midwest with involvement from Madison Square Garden and Tele- meter Corp. The scheme would let viewers select programs by inserting coins, costing about $10 per home to install, while not interfering with scheduled free broadcasts.
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Jack Handlev
Maramount Pictures
New
Selemeter
Jim Norvigt
Midwest
Madison Square Gul
Dune
Den
Internationa
Tele-f
Lye! Metre Corp
Tren
Chicago
Communications Commission
Velemeier
Norris
All Star ballot changes draw Frick reassurance
Cincinnati February 7 baseball commissioner Frick said that changes in selecting the All Star game players do not reflect on poll integrity. He noted assurances from Warren Giles and emphasized the revisions aim to better balance the team. Also reported is wrestling promoter Kenny Ridenour confirming France’s Edouard Carpentier will appear in Hagerstown with a one fall to finish match on February 17. John Tolos and Chris Tutos are set for supporting bouts.
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Cincinnati
Fore Frick
Inlé
Robert C. Copelan
Cincinnati Times-Star
Copelan
Frick
Copelaw
Giles
Warren C. Giles
National League
Devine
Hagerstown
France
Educard Carpentier
Fioul Hagerstown
Kenny Ridenanr
Carpreatiers
I Country
State Armory
John Tolos
Chris Tutos
Jerry Woods
Manny Cortez
Evin
Desse Dames
Gene Dehagie
Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
William Walsingham
Orioles
Mie Park Board
Walsingham
Paul Richardson
Richards
Scottsdale Ariz
Winter Nome
Mémorial Stadium
Liller
Yolumnel
IBA
Oklahoma State University
Ily Verorit
We Basketball
OSU
Lis
Ameriean Cubs
Morida
Alexans
Cubs
White Sox
Yankees
Dodgers
Frederick
Pame
North Mayerstown
Westminstay
South High
Martinsburg
Fort Jr
Allegany
Handley High School
Winchester
Studerts
National Horse Racing
M. E. Long League
Warren Giles
Llangwen
Upperville
Virginia
Toll
Heine
California
Llangollen
Frederick Falls In Overtime Clash With Hagerstown
North Hagerstown beat Frederick 76 74 in overtime as Donnie Keller drove the length of the court. Ronnie Tyeryar led Frederick with 17 points, while Stan Melzer scored 32 for Hagerstown. The game featured late free throws and a dramatic final seconds scramble, with both teams fighting for league standings.
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Barzager
Packers
Hem
Hagerstown
Varcesthe
Ronnie Tyeryar
Frederick
Tyeryne
G& Field
North Wight
Fredericks
High
Vaucetpaints
Cadets
Fort Hill
Ken Stotler
South Mmagerstown
Pin Hammond
Jack Griffin
Poth
Quarto Jack
Stan Melzer
Marit
Alwith
Asepimne
Jasssassin
Markey
ROTON
Michaels
Sven
Frederik
Martinsburg
F.W
Ty Nec
Hthoderick
Griffin
Hammond
Walace
Pyeryar Detroit
F — Gordon
Tagerstown
Test Paule
Stanley
Mickey
Hall of Fame
Cochrane
York
Roit Hospital
Igegye
Suni
Fieth Frederick
Prederiak
Bullaug Qin
Aly Avin
Bea
Stegany
Frederick Hovs
Poolesville High 1s win 55 43 in league game
Poolesville High School posted a 55 to 43 victory over Middletown as coaches and players discussed old fashioned sportsmanship, community pride, and coaching philosophy. The piece also notes a rescheduled Frederick County varsity game due to gym conflicts and references local players and standings.
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Miskey
Waller
Wolfier
Key ‘West
Poolesville High
Middletown
le Young Poal
Anean
Cardinals
Ayresville
Texas City
Key West
Texas
Cochrane
Americasville Jvs
Ueir
Wollner
Phil
Riddletown
Jack Feet
Tig Guyton
Nize
Hayes
Ately
Theae
Faulli
Kellen
Frederic Flo
Tere
Oltz
Halt
Haupt
Mitch
Matte Sane
Pontesville
Frederick
Jacki
Bill Talley
Walkersville High School
Frederick coach Jack Griffin molds many young sports stars
Frederick High School credits Jack Griffin with coaching over 20 players across Varsity and junior levels, teaching basic fundamentals in basketball and guiding athletes who later join regional teams. His influence extends through the YMCA, Elm Street School, and local swimming programs, producing standout performers like David Cline and Pete Dutrow.
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Bia
Ergerick
Freerick High School
Frederick
Jack Griffin
Jack
YMCA
Elm Street School
Royal
Griffin
David Cline
Syracuse
Hudgie Pearre
Virginia Five
Ronnie Tyeryar
Donnie Keller
Elim Street School
Stereed
Dick Bayles
Willy Siedling
Daniel Boone
Ken Foland
Jay Markey
Wayne
Fox
Tie
Hele
Pete Dutrow
Pete
Naval Academy
Dack
Atjar
Exarmine
Trederick
Icky
Elm Steel
Talya Unit
Arilly
Richard Krantz
Poto
Rescheduled arena games amid bad weather in February and March
The article notes that Araveling and other teams moved games against Chambersburg and Hagerstown due to bad weather. It lists players traveling to York, names several athletes across boys and girls squads, and mentions accompanying coverage of sports figures and events from various leagues and venues. The report blends high school and pro sports items, with scattered regional names and teams.
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Araveling
Waynashorn
Ing
Chambersburg
Hagerstown
Dodgers Bid For Tywh Nights in Key West
In Key West Florida Dodgers seek approval from major league player representatives for a plan involving twilight night doubleheaders. The matter will be reviewed at a convention where owners and players debate salary and roster issues. Roberts notes some representatives were upset over invitations.
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Key West
Fla
Tech
Los Angeles
Ladaerg Cor
Hobin
Roberts Hall
Roberts
Tonre
Jub
Dodger
Walter O'Mattey
Philadelphia Phillies
Puteha
W Owajor
Westington
Tiddie = Yost
Wweeting
May Add Two To Pro Players Tennis Tour
New York on February 7 1950 reports promoter Jack Kramer considering adding Maureen Connolly and Althea Gibson to his professional tennis troupe. A leg injury and promotional pressures cloud the plans as Connolly indicates only a slim chance of joining, citing personal integrity and recovery concerns.
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New York
Jack Kramer
Pragy Peeis
Maureen Connally
Althea Gibson
Lenny
Would Walter
Kramer
Mareen
Ravmia Bri
Maureen
College Scores and Golf Tourney Update From Tucson
Scores from numerous college basketball games show Yale, Princeton, Harvard, and Virginia among others posting varied results while a West Coast golf tournament in Tucson features Lema and Johnston sharing lead with 131 after two rounds. Higgins close behind at 132 as de la Varre and Stranahan also contend.
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Seaton
Tall
Cornell
Yale
Pea
Princeton
Brain
Harvard
Columbia
Muhlenberg
Colgate
Carnesio
Ech
Thiel Belen
Va State
Wilberforce
Glenville
Beckley
Wva
California
Bellnhore
Alder Or Broaddis
Convert
Morris Harvey
Davis
Viking
Clarion
Mansfield
Polonac State
Wheeling
Maryland
Virginia
Army
Florida State
George Washington
Peek
the Gitadel
Mfilitary of
Wash-Lee
Divirse
Wofford
Furman
Johns Tropkins
Mitcr Winston-Salem Tehrs
Morgan I State
Virginia Union
North
Tucson
Ariz
Tony Lema
Napa
Calif
Bil Johnston
Provo
Utah
Togelher
Sunderpar
Jim Higgins
Amierson
Secon Place
Flo
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Ginny Grove
National Capital Swimming Association
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Bill Hammond
Ting
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Jene Rinehart
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Hank Comer
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Fred Bargee
Robert Rump
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Fred Buster
James Me [Etstian
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Tanica
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Susan Leichert
Associated Press
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Florida
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Miss. Gilson
Miss Connally
Hay
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Cage
Motorola TV
Patrick St. MO
Wilson
Han
Louisville
Bartgis & Zimmerman, Inc
Pireste Oe Theme & Alito
E_ Patrick st
Loni Pigte
Rawlings
Spalding
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Dorsey F. Shipley
North Market St. Frederick
Early Bird
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