Baseball season looms as winter fades and opens in April
Enthusiasm for the major league season grows while local teams and leagues prepare. Teams like Samsville Brunswack and Yetlaw Springs plan meetings ahead of a busy spring. Community coaches report strong parental interest in programs from Babe Ruth to Little League, urging real work over talk to field teams through the season.
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Macc
Washengton
Seady
Oy Ostasoum
Samsville
Brunswack
Yetlaw Springs
Tri-State
Roward
Uae
Westmaister
Joan
Howard
Kg FU
Frederick JY
SNES
Walkersville, Emmitsburg Face High School Thriller Victory
Emmitsburg Walkersville High downed Emmitsburg and Brunswick in a tense 45 43 home court win. Frederick JVs and county teams battled as Hime and Zentz led with 13 points apiece, while Fleetwood added notable defense as Frederick High and county rivals prepared for key upcoming games.
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Brunswick
Brunswick Crevites Jvs
Frederick Jvs
Conaneiie
John Weaver
Lincis
Edie
Ck Bcoec
Hime
Zentz
Umile
Fleetwood Ca Taal Stanaee
Frederick High School
Frederick County
Ith Schaal
High School Scores and Local Matches Across Counties
A transcription of area high school games shows mixed results with Ay vat Bi Nurs HL 36 Park 24 and Sparrow's Prin Finnninn 36, Dundalk 44 ties 44. Kenwood eight Towson Catholic 72 plus Calverf orth Hagerstown 65 and Hereford 60. other scores include St. Mi 1 Hagerstown 36 and Towson Catholic 72. A separate note reports the probate hearing adjourned as Veeck’s purchase offer of 2,700,009 was expected within hours.
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Tes Park
Merve
Fe Liston
Neeth Carrell
Sskessie Densar Uo
Admondsni
Pecavilie
Sparrow's Prin Finnninn
Dundalk
VoDenwth
Friends
Tawsen
Milford Mill
Tania
City
Patterson
Poty
Hereford
Kenwood
Towson Catholic
Calverf
Chuck Coemene
Comiskey Hieres
Veeck
Fourteen Entered in Hialeah Turf Cup at Miami Florida
Fourteen of the nation’s top grass cutters were entered for the 29th Hialeah Turf Cup at Hialeah Florida. The 12-mile race carries a 39990 purse and 63 285 to the winning owner. House Farm’s Ma nd Ekaba is favored with 114 pounds. Sam Boulmetis rides Mahan and Kenny Church guides Ekaba. Other leading horses include Waterford 2nd Fouquier Anselmo A. Do rates Petare General Arthur Tudor Era and Tudor Era carries 1053 pounds. Also racing are Grey Men Rumesnil Pop Corn Rafty Grail and Saim. NBC will telecast coast to coast from 430 to 1 Pea with post time at 445 p.m.
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Fla.api
House Farm
Mand Ekaba
Sam Boulmetis
Mahan
Kenny Church
Ekaba
Adele L. Rand
Waterford
Fouquier
Anselmo A. Dorates Petare
Brae Burn Farm
Arthur
Herbert Herff
NBC
New Windsor Tops Mt Airy in Hard Fought High School Win
New Windsor High School defeated Mt Airy High School 65 to 51 on Friday night as the New Windsor team surged in the final two periods. In the preliminary, Mt Airy Jayvees won their game but the rest of the report focuses on the varsity clash.
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New Windsor
E Frederick Community College
K. Zim- Mt. Airy
B. Jones
Jackson Hunt
Winkler Cin Penn
Barnes Rosensohn Xkave
Doeseat
Ballengers
Brown
Zar Stadium
San
Francisco Arenas
Jenkins
Ihan
New York
AmMerman
Myers
King
Hartelerma
Pat
Lay
Vadsare Gee
Promoter Predicts NYC Heavyweight Title Bout
San Francisco AP reports promoter Bill Rosenshan predicts New York will host the Floyd Patterson Ingemar Johansson heavyweight championship bout with grosses over 730000, and notes a Minneapolis $500 guarantee and a possible June show.
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San Francisco
Bill Rosenshan
New York
Floyd Patterson
Ingemar Johansson
We race schedule clarified at Sebring Florida
The AP reports a schedule clarification for Sebring events with the Grand Prix of the United States postponed to December and a March race now set. Confusion arose after a Thursday statement about the 12 hour sports car event, the ninth edition, may have been the postponed race.
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Fla
Cace Error
Mec
FE Ulmann
United States
Cimann
Paria
Fight Results Roundup from Global Venues
New York Madison Square Garden Frankie Ruff of New York outpoints Cisco Apdrade of Compton. Guam Teneleros Bay knocks out Frankie Stein of Guam. Brescia Italy Santo Amanti stops Low Perry of New York. Melbourne David Oved of Israel stops Max Carlos of Australia.
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Associated Press
New York - Madison Square Garden
Frankie Ruff
New York
Cisco Apdrade
Compton
Calif
Guam
Teneleros Bay
Manila
Frankie Stein
Brescia
Italy
Santo Amanti
M. Ntaiy
Low Perry
Melbourne
David Oved
Israel
Max Carlos
Australia
Bowie President Doubts Benefit Of Nine Races
Bowie Maryland tracking chief Donald Lillis doubts adding a ninth daily race will raise mutuel handle for the track. He notes the state may gain and predicts extra race costs of 800 to 1000 dollars daily. First three days show average handle 885068, aided by better weather and attendance.
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Lasscer
Lansdale
Fasacer
Upper Marlboro
Maryland
Hampton Magruder
Donald C. Lillis
Lasseer
Maryland Senate
Lasseer, Claggett and Powers
Magruder
Bowie
Donald Lillis
Maryland Racing Commission
New Yor
Lillis
Campbell Leads Tucson Open With 36-Hole 129
Joe Campbell and Julius Boros posted 65 64 to lead the Tucson Open at 129 after 36 holes on the Rio course. Campbell, of Knoxville, Tenn., credited long drives and chipping for nine birdies, while Boros joined him atop the leaderboard. Several veterans trailed by two strokes as 66 players qualified for the weekend.
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Tucson
Ariz
Joe Campbell
Julius Boros
Campbell
Knoxville
Art Wall
Pocono Manor
Marty Furgol
Lemoire
Jil
Jerry Barber
Los Angeles
Lloyd Mangrum
Apple Valley
iCalif
C Lass
Gene Littler
Singing Hills
Jay Hebert
Sanford
Fla
Walter Burkemo
Franklin ‘Hills
Mich
Joe Zakarian
Modesto
Calif
Henry Williams J. Fleetwood
Don Fairfield
Casey
Club Owner Loses TV Suit
A damage suit by Frank D. Lawrence, Portsmouth baseball club president, alleging major league telecasting harmed his minor league business was dismissed in federal court. Judge Dimock ruled MLB rules do not shield minor leagues from televised broadcasts. Frick welcomed the verdict, noting potential if the suit had succeeded.
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New York
Frank D. Lawrence
Portsmouth
Baseball Corp
Lawrence
Cclub
Ford Frick
Duithuiena
Edward J. Dimock
Frick
Weould
Leonard J. Emmerglick
Daly, Former Army Football Coach, Dies
Col. Charles D. Daly, a three time All America quarterback who later coached Eisenhower at West Point, died Thursday of a heart attack at 78. A Harvard star in 1898 99 and West Point 1901, he mentored Army players including Eisenhower. He founded the American College Football Coaches Assn in 1921 and retired in 1933 living near Pacific Grove. Survived by his widow and five children in various military and allied families.
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Calif
Charles D. Daly
Eisenhower
West Point
Daly
Harvard
Omar Bradley
James van Pleet
American College Football Coaches Assn
Navy
Army
Pacific Grove
Charles J. Daly Jr
U.S. Akir Force
Huton
Tex
John H. Daly
Army Artillery
Ft. Shafter
Hawaii
Robert Daly
U.S. Army
Washington, D.C
Robert Totten
Air Force
Versailles
France
Peter Peca
Ft. Bliss
College Scores From The Associated Press
College scoreboard recap shows varied results across conferences with California beating Oregon 83 to 35, Stanford and UCLA posting 81 to 9 and 45 respectively, Montana-Denver and others close in multi matchup cards. Notable outcomes include Penn and Citadel 38-64, Temple 51-54, Duquesne 54-46, DePaul 65-65.
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Citadel
George Washing
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Ose
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San Cleve Duquesne
Temple
Muhlenberg
George OC
Boston Univ
New Hahire
American Univ
Ealt Univ
Depaul
Western Michigan
Arizona State College St. St Michaels
Arkansas State
Centenary
ACC to Probe Fistfight After North Carolina Wake Forest Game
Atlantic Coast Conference Commissioner Jim Weaver opened an inquiry into the Thursday night brawl that interrupted the Winston-Salem game between North Carolina and Wake Forest. The 75-66 Tar Heels win saw Lee Shaffer and Charlie Forte involved as players, coaches, officials, and many spectators helped regain control.
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Greensboro
N.C
Jim Weaver
North Carolina
Wake Forest
Winston-Salem
Weaver
Hie
Tar Heels
Lee Shaffer
Charlie Forte
Local Y Wins And Loses Cage Games
The YMCA senior basketball team beat Rockville Sentinels 54 56 at Frederick High School with Dave Marple’s buzzer winner. Rockville tied 54 54 with 45 seconds left before Frederick’s Bob Everett made the final shot. Marple led Frederick with 23 points while Keller added 10 and Griffin contributed strong play. Frederick lost 109 63 to Baltimore Y Tuesday, missing top scorers Tyergar and Marple. a rematch is planned in Frederick later this season.
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M.C.A
Rockville Sentinels
Frederick High School
Dave Marple
Rockville
Bob Everett
L. of Maryland
Ron J Tyergar
Frederick
Rice
Riinehart
Weaver
Marple
Nolan
Eacattin
Frederick Es
Bowling League Inter Church Leaders in 1954 Results
The Buckeystown Rangers beat Westminster at Lincoln school gym as Morrison scored 16 in the second half after a 4 point first half. Lyles and Snowden combined for 40 rebounds while Dixie Hall added 14 before fouling out. Holingsworth led Westminster with 71 points in the loss. Upcoming game: Creagerstown, Lincoln High gym, Feb 7 at 8 p.m.
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Buckeystown Rangers
Westminster
Lincoln School
Morrison
Lyles
Snowden
Dixie Hall
Holingsworth
Creagerstown
Lincoln High
North Carroll Claims Class B Tourney Title in District Playoffs
North Carroll High School earned a state Class B berth by defeating Sykesville 79 to 38. Fred Martin led scoring with 18 points as Westminster secured Class A by default. Class C qualifiers pending. County tournament results show Lands CM WER and North Carroll at 12 14 24 2-79 and Sykesville 81 6 1-38.
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North Carroll High School
Sykesville
Fred Martin
Westminster
Carroll
North Carroll
Pistons trade Yardley to Nationals for Ed Conlin
Detroit completes long awaited move sending high scorer George Yardley to Syracuse Nationals for Ed Conlin. Yardley, wearing a heavy cast on his left hand, can switch to a lighter cast, and he had threatened to quit basketball unless dealt. Last season he set an NBA scoring record with 2001 points.
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Detroit
Detroit ‘Pistons
George Yardley
Syracuse Nationals
Ed Conlin
Fordham University
Pistons
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