Stan Musial Signs 100000 Contract With Cardinals
Stan Musial, at 38, signed his second straight $100,000 deal with the St. Louis Cardinals. The eight-time NL star is the league’s highest paid, with a .340 lifetime average and 396 homers. He hints at a return to the outfield as manager Solly Hemus plans shift after night games.
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Philadelphia
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Hemus
Red Birds
Repebalk
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Williams
Babe Ruth
Lou Gerhig
Mel Ott
Honus Wagner
Musselman To Host Cadets In Crucial Road Tests
Frederick High School Cadets, aiming to rebound from a 6 9 season mark, split their starting quintet to speed up play. Don Kline and Dale Ramoburg lead the faster unit against Musselman tonight with Wayne Geisbert Dick Floyd and others forming the second group.
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Mabacas
Musselman
W Wa
Martinsburg
North Hagerstown
Homer Brooks
Brooks
Don Kline
Dale Ramoburg
Kline
Wid
Ron Hartsock
Wayne Rinehart
Tinker Michael
Wayne Geisbert
Dick Floyd
Wayne Rhoderick
Ron Engle
Phil Stevens
Brook
Electrical magnets cause Bowie track false start and spills
A film of electrical magnets at Bowie's starting gate caused the first false start in 12 years. In the eighth race two horses and a jockey were injured in a spill, colt Parcee sustaining major injuries. Dorothys Best re-ran and won, while official action defended allowing the horse to run twice as the electrical gate acted irregularly.
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Bowie Race Track
Maryland
Parcee
Joseph A. Regalbuto
Mike Mafale
Parccee
Mafale
Pareee
Tribultion
Andy Fitchett
Minehorse
Eddie Blind
Bobby Corle
Dorothys Best
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Racing Commission
Joseph F Flanagan
Bowie Opens With Two Sprint Stakes Races
The Bowie racing week features two Sprint Stakes events tied to Abraham Lincoln and Miss Maryland purses. Notables include Sand Boy and Weeper's Boy in the Lincoln race and Pinecrest Miss among Miss Maryland eligibles, with several other stakes winners set to run. A border patrol incident ends with the capture of Fermin Rodriguez Hernandez after crossing the fence near Yuma.
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Abraham Lincoln
Abrahams Lincoln
George W. Parker
Wayne Kendrick
Jack J Amtel
Diamond Stable
No. Fear
Gerald Freed
Spigot
John S. Kelly
Duncan
Charles Knick
Ray K
Helen Steinmetz
Ragout
Triple M. Farm
Tinkalero
Winifred B. Diekrien
Honey
Tiger
Lincoln
George Woolf
Yuma, Ariz
Fermin Rodriguez Hernandez
Yume Hernandez
Hal Keller to Aid Senators Farm System
Washington Senators hire Harold Keller 35-year-old ex catcher as assistant farm director. Keller taught business law at Frederik Mole High School and previously managed the farm squad at Superior Nebraska Rookie League. Eddie Lake named North Pacific scout, joining two scouts total.
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Washington Senators
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Senators
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Superior
Nebraska
Charley Keller
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Nap Lajoie Buried At Daytona Beach
Napoleon Nap Lajoie 83 former Hall of Fame infielder buried in Daytona Beach after funeral attended by about 100. He died Saturday of pneumonia at 4. Lajoie played 21 major league seasons ending in 1916 and earlier managed Cleveland. wife Mrs. Lajoie died in 1954.
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Cleveland
Holly Hill
Crowds Too Small Bullets Need Money
Baltimore Bullets struggle with attendance and debt obligations. With $10,000 needed to continue in the Eastern Bay league, the team reports $3,600 outstanding and average home gates around 500 to 600, though 759 attended the 106 93 win over Sunbury ending a six game skid.
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Fight Results and Athletics News Highlight Mixed Boxing and Track
Boxing results show several outpoints and stoppages across cities including Washington Boston and Las Vegas with noted fighters Sonny Boy Williams Pierre Cossemyns Willie Greene and Eddie Andrews. college basketball scores list Detroit Cincinnati St Louis Syracuse Philadelphia Boston Minneapolis New York. Elliott plans two Melbourne and Frankston races on February 23 and 21 respectively, with a Sydney race postponed due to his U S visit. A burglary report notes $6900 cash and clothing stolen from a family home after burglars entered Arran-James Yamty’s residence.
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Ens
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Jackson Brown
Boston
Willie Greene
Paris
Alphonse Halimi
France
Pierre Cossemyns
Bedium
Las Vegas
Willie Vaughn
Los Angeles
Eddie Andrews
Elliott
Melbourne
Tath
Herb Elliott
Melbourne Age
Sydney
Frankston
Portsea
Amerieca
Elliot
Officials test new rules to curb whistle chaos in college play
Kansas State among teams observing a live experiment in rule changes aimed at speeding games and improving officiating. The test features referees in high soundproof booths, no time clock, early halftimes at 25 points, and a 50 point game cap with two point lead requirement. Local high school pairings include Frederick, Musselman, Middletown, Emmitsburg, Thurmont, Smithburg, Brunswick, Walkersville, and Martinsburg in W V.
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Winter
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Musselman
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Frederick
M.S
Middletown
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Smithburg
Brunswick
Walkersville
Laocoln
Martinsburg
Shantytown Rally Winners Dominate MDSOCC Event
Grady and McLaughlin won the Shantytown Rallye for the Jason Dillon Sports Car Club with a Porsche and navigator role, as 22 cars raced seventy miles on winding roads. Bill Weaver and Paul Perriella finished second in an Austin Healey, with multiple Hagerstown entrants in top five.
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Niederick
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Hagerstown
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Benedice
David Peters
Harry Ridenour
Pat Beatty
Harry Beatty
Studebaker Sports
Doc Petersen
Bob Collier
Gymkhaoa
Chambenburg
May Toss Out 7-Foot Jump
John Thomas flag may erase indoor 7 foot high jump record at Millrose Games. AAU official Ferris questioned if the bar was measured after the jump and hinted the record could be voided. World record holder Charlie Dumas also jumped, knocking over the bar before it could be measured.
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AAU
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Boston University
Madison Square Garden
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Miami
Charlie Dumas
Trooter
Pinky Sober
Rules Committee
American fears 1960 Winter Olympics under Soviet dominance
In New York AP dispatches, former speed skater Irving Jaffee laments U S chances at the 1960 Winter Games, arguing Russia trains full time under an eight year plan and subsidizes athletes to win. He calls for equal rules and liberalization by Avery Brundage. A separate AP note reports Westminster dog show setting a breed record at Madison Square Garden with Ch Bouquet Nouvelle Ami winning for the seventh straight year.
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Jaffee
United States
Vatagivuna
Avery Brundage
International Olympic Committee
Madivem Square Garden
Bouquet Nouvelle Ami
Washington, D.C
American Forest Products Industtries
James C. McClellan
Grandelius Named Head Football Coach at Boulder
Everett Sonny Grandelius selected as head coach at Colorado after Duffy Daucherty staff ties. Four year contract worth 14000 dollars per year includes authority to hire five assistants. succeeds Online Ward, fired after 11 seasons. Grandelius, former Michigan State star, set 1950 Spartan rushing record and briefly played pro with the New York Giants.
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Pone
Online Ward
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Golden Buffatoes
Ward
New York Giants
College Scores Tie Ups and Upsets Across Notable Games
A collage of scores shows Kentucky 71 over Florida 71 and Vanderbilt 64, Tulane 62, plus Virginia Military 4 over Davidson. Furman 71 over William & Mary 70, Wisconsin 28, Oklahoma H4 over North Texas State 2, Houston 56, East Tennessee 68, Middle Tennessee 6. Notre Dame 7, Army 0, Niagara 85 over Holy Cross 70, Villanova 8 over St Francis Pa, DePaul 8, Marquette 5, Abilene Christian 1, West Texas State 68, Sam Houston State 14, Howard 64.
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Joe Brown Faces Sixth Title Defense in Houston Bout
In Houston Joe Brown the current lightweight champion defends his title against Johnny Russo of New York after two prior Houston defenses in which he sought knockouts but found mixed results. The bout tops a bill televising at 10 p.m. EST.
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Salty Parker
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Phoenix
Ariz
Staley Leads North Pacific ASLA Chapter Vice President
John H. Staley of San Francisco is noted as president of the North Pacific Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects. The ASLA, founded in 1898 by Frederick Olmstead, includes firms like Osmundson and Staley, and Staley is involved in park and recreation planning for Sacramento and the Kaiser World Center project in Oakland. He earned a landscape degree from Iowa State College in 1943, served in WWII, and has since been active in California landscape architecture groups.
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North Pacific
American Society of Landscape Architects
ASLA
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Central Part
New York City
Staley
Osmundson and Staley
Sacramento
Oakland
Frederick
Jug Bridge
Virginia Polytechniic Institute
Iowa State College
University of California
England
France
Germany
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Andrade
Billy Evans
Las Vegas
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Evans
Smith
Afidrade
Jorge Mascia
American Society of Landscape
Tkos Architects
Bobby Bell
Laura Salas
California
Johnny Gonsalves
Save-The-Redwoods League
Jast Septem
California Roadside Council
Ber
Hivsory Council
Calfornia Book of Homes
Council
Council, of Landscape Architects
Ith
California Association of LandsScape Architects
Shirley
John III
Investigation Ordered Into Baltimore Bingo Profits
Baltimore County police chief Gilbert L. Deyle has ordered a formal investigation into bingo operations after financial reports show a two million dollar annual industry yielding only 171 512 in profit and 1550 in license fees. The probe reviews 46 annual permits and 525 license fees with 81 temporary permits amid state rules allowing charity focused bingos for certain organizations.
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Baltimore County
Gilbert L. Deyle
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Police Bureau
Two Teams Pick for New York Basketball Tournament at MSG
Two teams Villeanva and St. Johm's of Brooklys were chosen for a New York basket tournament at Madison Square Garden next month. The event runs from March 12 to March 21 with twelve teams expected.
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