All Stars to Meet Groat's Travellers in Sunday Showdown
Frederick prepares for a Sunday doubleheader at the Armory featuring Dick Groat’s Collegiants against local All Stars led by Coach Lloyd Rice. The event includes a 1:45 pm prelim between St Johns High and St Marys Independents and four junior league games, as Mount St Marys staff permits student participation.
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Dick Groat
Allstars
Armory
Lloyd Rice
Frederick
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Stodas
Rice
All-Stars
Gruals
Hagerstown
Tommy O'Keefe
Georgetown II
Washington Caps
Don Donnelly
la Salle
Leroy Ishman
U. Cage
Hugh Bens
Georgetown
Frederick Jack Griffin
Bob Marendt
Bull Utt
Camp Detrick
Lee Brawley
Maryland U
Don Moran
Maryland
Terp Fresh
St. John’s
St. John’s High School
St. Mary’s
Great’s Collegians-Frederick
Mount St. Mary's
Frederick All-Stars
Collegians
Clark
Iplain
Frosh
Mount
Callege
Roundup of Sports by Gayle Talbot
The column cites quotes from Gerald Staley of the St. Louis Cardinals criticizing Sally Hemus and Ray Jablonski, with bets on infield strength. Adolph Rupp touts Kentucky basketball as the finest ever assembled. Ben Hogan discusses putting, and contract talks around Alice Reynolds and the Yankees raise questions about Casey Stengel. Herman Hickman’s future stance on raisin sports is hinted at amid wrestling nostalgia and Pinkie George’s remarks.
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Gayle Talbot
New York
Gerald Staley
St. Louis Cardinals
Sally Hemus
Ray Jablonski
Gerald
Adolph Rupp
Kentucky
United States
Adolph
Anothe Kentucky
Mex Groza
Ralphs Beard
Wahyah Jones
Ben Hogan
Kidder
Ben
Herman Hickman
Pinkie George
Iowa
al Ney
Waterloo , Courier
Hickman
J Heiman
Detrick Bowling League Standings and Weekly Scores
The Detrick Bowling League lists team standings with wins losses and points, including Pilots and B’s at 4 12 and 5 points, White Sox and Gung Ho’s at 8 1 10, Pirates and Giants near 6 8, and Jets and Flying Saucers around 4 8. Individual high averages include Wamsley 164 and Bourland Kennedy Remus 159, high games Yonetz 199 Shaber 196 Rhoderick 191, and team highs for Gung Ho’s 792 and White Sox 792. Weekly stats also show Phillies and Gung Ho’s with top sets and totals.
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Wall OG Basa Ar
W. L
Pilots
Dhs
Senators
U. White Sox
Gung Ho
Pirates
Giants
Braves
Phullies
Kennedy
Remus
Yonetz
Shaber
Rhoderick
Wamsley
Sla
Roderick
Gung Ho’s
White Sox
Phillies
Tesms
W. OL
Mt Ff
PDQ
Wie
Parsons
E Trout
V. Andrew
B. Grabitt
EL Swaney
J. Johnson
D. Molnar
Crickenberger
Voxmops
Bowling League Results Snapshot and Next Matches
Latest results show Cleaners, Patternmakers, and Molders all posting losses to their opponents. Machinists defeated Warehouse with a 4 to 0 score while Patternmakers and Molders each fell 0 to 4. Next matches feature Machinists versus Warehouse and Patternmakers versus Molders with Cleaners facing Office.
Middletown Drops Two To Damascus In Hoops
Middletown High School lost both games to Damascus on Friday night. The varsity fell 36 to 34, while the junior varsity was blown out 42 to 17 as Damascus JV displayed a fast break and depth. Middletown’s record drops to 6-8. next games with Brunswick scheduled Tuesday.
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Middletown High School
Damascus
Carroll Horine
Damascus Jayvees
Middletown
Damascus JV
Valley
Valleyites
Brunswick
Flock and
DeGrange
Timer—Haupt
Phelps
Eccard
Harshman
Hendricks
Frank
Middletown & Bir
Leifer
Newswaneer
Timer—DeGrange
Haupt
Stassen Sets Far East Trip to Examine Mutual Aid
Foreign Operations Director Harold Stassen leaves Washington for a Far East voyage to study mutual security and aid efforts across Japan Korea Formosa Indochina and the Philippines. He will attend a five day Manila conference with Far East FOA directors beginning February 21. He travels with aides and Samuel T Parehman.
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Washington
Harold Stassen
Far East
Pacific
Samuel Tparelman
Walter S Robertson
Stassen
Orient
Japan
Korea
Formosa
Indochina
Manila
Far East Foa
Misions My A Keograpniwai
Paris
Istanbul
Lima
Thailand
Philippines
Swift Sword Sells At Hialeah For 85000
In Miami Florida on February 12 Swift Sword a three year old bay cart dropping for Hialeah's 900 Florida ming o stakes sold at public auction for 85000 dollars to Mrs John Payson Adams of San Jose California. The sale set a record Florida price as thirteen horses owned by Mrs Sara Cahit and Burton Cahit racing as the Putnam stables brought 22908 dollars with an average of 17607. The Cahits lost the successful stable after the New York Racing Commission revoked their license in January.
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Miami
Fla
Swift Sword
Hialeah
John Payson Adams
San Jose
Calif
Florida
Sara Cahit
Burton Cahit
Putnam Stables
Cahits
New York Racing Commission
Radio and TV Schedule Fragment With Notes on Programs
A garbled OCR slate lists CBS WEMD 93 NBC WRAL 1091 MBS and many other stations with programs such as News, Theater Royal, Johnny Mercer Jr, Grand Ole Opry, Spike Jones Band, Gunsmoke Western, You Are There, and more. It reads as station and program tumble of a multi-hour broadcasting day with numerous names, times, musical acts, dramas, and public notices.
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CBS Wemd
NBC
WRAL
WMAL
Abo Phila
Orchestra
Cs Management
Ato
Abe
Aba
Afusic
Tmbs
Abe Johnny Mercer Jr
Cbha
al Helfer
Sporta
Herb Sheiner
Cbs
Guy Lombarde
Nobc
Accident Victims Brought To Hospital
Rescue ambulances from Hyatts town and Mr Aury Fire Departments transported two accident victims to Frederick Memorial Hospital Friday evening. Jerry F Wagner a nine year old from Tramsville was admitted with a possible compound fracture near his home after sledding on drifted snow. William F Franklin of Airy Rowe Me was admitted for observation after a head wound from a car crash. James Brown a colored man was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital for a possible paralytic stroke. DeWitt S Hyde, a Republican Congressman from Maryland filed for renomination in a crowded primary race.
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Frrm
Hyattstown
Aury
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jerry F Wagner
Edgar Wagner
Tramsville
M! Airs
William F Franklin
Airy Rowe
West All Saints Shreet
James Brown
Frederick “Memorial Hospital
Walkersville Girls Top Brunswick. Hagerstown Drubs Cadets
Walkersville High School girls’ basketball beat Brunswick 46 22 and later overwhelmed Frederick 80 58, extending a winning streak as Hagerstown routed Cadets 80 58 on Friday. Key performer Charley Boyles led Walkersville with notable scoring while Wisner starred for Hagerstown. The Brunswick game opened with a tight first quarter before Walkersville pulled away, then Frederick and Walkersville met again upcoming Tuesday on Glade Court.
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Town High
Walkersville High School
Hagerstown High
Frederick
Brunswick Lassies
Hub City Court
Glade Court
Hub Jayvees
Wisner
Kline
Gladsters
Risit
Brunswick Girls
Walkersville
Hagerstown
Sion
Frederick P Remsburg
Charley Boyles
Smtth
Fim Inesnamatialip
Beile
Ys Webster
Sens
B. Axine
Pwachter
F . Os
Howitt
Dlughes
C. Calhoun
L Cooper
E. Rudisill
Zimmerman
Brunswick
Stull
Tielen Hann Bowers
Koller
S Feuo
Comets
Derrick Comets
Arlington Hall Station
Arlington
Arlington Hall
Detrick
Jway
Bill Utt
Ronald Tyergar
Frederick High School
Eal
Sadan
Tyeryar
Eagen
Peebles
Jon Crouteur
Thompkins
Sue
eLaiuus Detrick
Arlington Hal
Poolesville Splits Two Games On Friday
Poolesville High School split two basketball games with Richard Montgomery, a 51-49 varsity win decided in the final 30 seconds and a 49-46 Rockville JV victory. The slim margins, late free throws, and third quarter comeback shaped a tense night on the court.
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Poolesville High School
Richard Montgomery
Rockville
Poolesville
Jv’s
Jett
Nuk
de Dewi
Kwuiegene
John Roberson
G. F
Shawver
Griffith
Repass
Owl Roberson
Welker
Neadrick
Bonnie
Rich'd
Mazes
Bowles
Bride
VO Cane
Jf Beall
Zack
D Coleman
Ennis
Richardson
Wilson
Poolesie
Rieh'd. Monizgy
Q'Loughlin
Brank Timer — Mehelson
Ron Butler
Ijamsville Club To Meet Tuesday
Ijamsville Methodist club of the Heart of Maryland Baseball League will meet Tuesday at 8 p m at Manager Nelson Myers home in Ijamsville. The club will reorganize for the 1954 season and invites 1953 players, former players, and new talent to attend the business session. Players with uniforms or equipment should report on their condition.
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Snead
Chicago
Sam Snead
Ben Hogan
Assn
Sam
Ted Williams
Miami Beach
Greenbrier Country Club
White Sulphur Springs
W Va
Tjamsville Methodist Club
Heart of Maryland Baseball League
Nelson Myers
Ljamsville
Myers
Tamsville Methodist
Montreal babies market arrest in three million fraud case
Montreal police announce the arrest of lawyer Herman Buller at Dorval Airport in a probe into a three million dollar international baby market. Quebec and New York officials cooperate as authorities say more than ten babies were moved from Montreal over the past year. The ring allegedly sold infants in the United States for 8300 000 to 8100 000 each and used forged records, with some mothers paid and later confined, while others lost custody with little consent.
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Montreal
Quebec
New York
Herman Buller
Roller BR
Vortreals Dorval
Israel
United States
State School rallies to topple Lisbon High in tense showdown
State School Stages a big third period rally to overcome Lisbon High 50 46. Edward Gossard and James Crites led late scoring while Lisbon fought back to tie in the fourth. Referees Hal Maser Luke Murray Timor-Walters. Scoring totals show Gossard 3 2 4 and Crites 7 2 4 for MS D.
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Maryland State School
Lisbon
S86
Silents
Jim Behrens
State School
Edward Gossard
James Crites
M.S
F. Tp. Ward
Gossard
Crites
Stafford
Lester
Hess
Osu
Hough
Rippeon
Johnson
Cecil
Branch
Perinds Mssd Fo
Hal Maser
Luke Murray
Timor—Walters
Seorer— Knode
McGowan Joins Orioles as Scout in New League
Frank McGowan a 52 year old former major league outfielder and onetime International League Orioles manager was hired today as a scout for the new American League Orioles. He will scout Connecticut for talent and has played for the Athletics Browns and Braves from 1922 to 1937. McGowan previously managed the Orioles to third place in 1933, with the appointment announced by Jim McLaughlin, the Oriole farm director.
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McGowan
Orioles
Baltimore
Frank McGowan
International League Orioles
Birds
Connecticut
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Boston Braves
Jim McLaughlin
Oriole
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World Today
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Life With Father
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Paul Francis
Charles Davis
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Frederick Arciory
Mount St. Mary’s Club
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