Inter-Church Roveling League Scores Reported
The Inter-Church Roveling League results show IMEN'S DEVISTOND with Evan, Ref delivering wins and losses across teams including Midtownbath, Doubs, Grace Ref, and Mt. Pleasant. Standings indicate Cal. Meth and Berelha Cal. Meth contributing to the day’s outcomes.
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Imen
Evan
Mid
Doubs
Grace
Midtown
Berelha
Mt. Pleasant
Voams
C of Breth
Fred’k
Luth
Graer Res
Urbana
Pleasant
Cal
Joan's
Buckeystown
Baptist
Walkersville Boys and Girls Sweep County Doubleheader
Walkersville High School defeated Middletown for both the boys and girls in a County Interscholastic Basketball League twin bill at Walkersville. The Glade girls, led by star guard Louise Belt returning from a feet injury, dominated rebounding and held Middletown to few points in parts of the game. Walkersville’s girls remain undefeated in league play. The Walkersville boys rallied in control periods to win 41-38 as Middletown dominated earlier, with Walkersville and Middletown set to meet Thurmont Thursday as the county schedule continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville High School
Middletown
Walkersville
Louise Belt
Glade Girls
Walkersville Jassiex
Glade High Quint
Middlefown
Walkersville Boys
Thurmont
Glade Fort
Glade Valle
Prorerty
Jayvee
Caine Mirdtietown
Johnson
Leatherman T
Schroyer
Pauv Bake
Sudiolir
Smith
Wang
Shank
Kline
House
Petals
St. John
IG Urbana
Helma Hann Bowers Doubs BI
Ng Timer— Kottler
Harsh Mt. Pleasa
Mart Buckeystiwn
Ch. of Brethren Oh
Farley Named in Commissioner Contention
The report lists James A. Farley as a potential successor to Albert B Chandler as baseball commissioner. Farley, asked for comment, gave no reply while others note he may enter at no contest. The Miami Beach meeting March 12 will decide the final choice, with many owners favoring continuity and several candidates discussed. Also includes local notes on softball organizer Ramsbury and a trial acquittal of Mrs. Genevieve Wells for manslaughter in a traffic death.
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New York
James A. Farley
National Democratic Committee
Farley
Big Jim
Bill Corum
New York Journey-American
Corum
Albert B. Chandler
National Democratic
Comim
Chandler
Coca Cola
Chandle
Miami Beach
Bame
Chantler
Wil
Pew
Frank Lauseler
Ofte Ane Tiorge
Praretinan
Feagues
Terre
Trix
Kentucky Statesman
Alice
Priver
Genevieve Hy
Wells
Graystone
Brookville
Silver Spring
Martin Hines
Res. Wells
William BR. Wheeler
Maryland House of Delegates
Western Maryland Defeats Washington in Conference Clash
Western Maryland beat Washington 65-55 in the Mason-Dixon Conference. Press scored 21 points, Hammaker 17, Hart 13 from the side. Scallion was scoreless early and fouled out late as Western Maryland moved to 6-4 in conference play while Washington sits at 3-6.
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Westminster
Art Press
Bangy
Chuck Hammaker
Western Maryland
Mason-Dixon
Washington
Press
Hammaker
Walt Hart
Nick Scaltion
Shoremen
Scallion
Seish
Western Marsland
Western Marsland Cagers
Strong threat in Santa Anita Derby as Rough N Tumble wins Derby Trial
Arcadia California February 14 Rough N Tumble Kentucky bred colt maybe the lead horse for the $100000 Santa Anita Derby after winning the Derby Trial by two lengths over eight rivals three year olds Jockey Lester Balaski rode the bay son of Free For All to victory with Aegean second and Phil D third Time for the mile and one sixteenth was 1424 Rough N Tumble paid 1290 58 and 456 Aegean 2050 and 690 Phil D 4 Dempsey Under Knife in hospital at Johns Hopkins for infection operation described as minor and expected to recover quickly Columbium and tantalum noted as byproducts from tin mining.
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Arcadia
Calif
Lester Balaski
Clifford Mocers
Aegean
Phil D
Nat Goldstone
Gold Capitol
Rough 'N Tumble
W. C. Martin
Texas
Television Tonight Highlights and Schedule Mix
Defense production pace matches last year as radio program scheduling and NBC CBS and ABC night lineups fill the evening. Groucho Marx filmed at 8 30 with Peter MHS and Mary. Jack Haley on CBS Burns and Allen. Alan Young at 9 30. Big Town at 9. Stop the Music at 8 and Jane Freeman in Bonsmemue snow Blind Date previews. Dumont 8 30 Bill Slater shifts to Broadway to Hollywood with 9 Elfery Queen.
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NBC
Grouch Marx
Peter Mhs
Mary
Jack Haley
CBS
Burns
Allen
Alan Young
Big Town
ABC
Jane Froman
Dumont
Bill Slater
Broadway
Hollywood
Elfery Queen
Fragmented Radio Schedule Preview Mixed With Show Titles
The readable OCR fragment lists a dense, disjointed radio schedule with times and program names. It mentions news broadcasts, commentary, music, and various show titles but lacks coherent event details or clear narrative. Strong entities include program names and time stamps scattered across the garbled text.
TV Highlights New York Pen Television Receiver Totals Rise
TV highlights report continued growth in television receiver totals with figures approaching 12 million and projections to top 13 million. The Hadia Television Manufacturers Association notes 1950 production and public hand totals, with year end estimates reflecting rising consumer interest and ongoing market expansion.
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New York
Pen
Hadia Television
Amd
Lincoln High Tigers Edge Martinsburg In Tight Finish
Lincoln High boys beat Martinsburg 43 to 41 in a hard fought ball game. Bowings sparked the rally as Lincoln trailed at halftime and surged in the final quarter to secure the win at home. The Tigers and Martinsburg traded the lead seven times in a hectic showdown, with Frederick colored team contributing key plays. Lincoln to face Rockville at the Armory Friday at 8 p.m. Girls game preceded.
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Lincoln High School
Tigers
Martinsburg
Stae
Tinsburg
Svore
Frederick Colored
Rockville
Armory
Lincoln Girls
Fame
Linco
Brown
Faith
A. Brown
Ko Chase
AL Mall
K. Brunner
Murlinsburg
Tp. Cole
Es Rodman
Janks
Dennis
Williams
Martinsburg If
Thurmont Varsity overwhelms Alumni in homecoming win
Thurmont High School varsity cagers outscored the Alumni 68 to 30 in the homecoming night game, as Shinn and Willhide led with strong scoring. In a companion matchup Faculty men defeated Thurmont High IVs by nine, keeping Thurmont in the County Interscholastic League race with three wins and three losses after a 58 28 win over Emmitsburg High.
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Thurmont High School
Thurmont High IV
Thurmont
Middletown
Emmitsburg High
Shinn
Willhide
P. Clark
Mackles
M. Clark
Clark
Bi Wastler
Vette
Spalding
Saylor
Jerhepereresterte Sae
Bollinger
Eyler
Lare
Vyhurmont H
Blower
Rickerk
Scarer
Miller
Derby Nominations Close At Midnight For Kentucky Derby
Derby nominations shut at midnight tomorrow for the 95th Kentucky Derby in Leuiwille Kentucky. Officials announced 14 nominations have been accepted, with 1,000 added money purse planned and a three year old field set to race one and one quarter miles on Derby day.
Derby at Downs to Hold 77th Run in 1951
The Kentucky Derby will not be released for about a month to allow mailed nominations to reach the track. Bill Corum, succeeding Col. Matt Winn, will oversee his second Derby this year as the 77th running of the classic nears. Outstanding 1950 two-year-olds are expected to be nominated along with 1951 three-year-old stakes entrants. The spring meeting features the Derby Trial Kentucky Oaks Clark Handicap Debutante Stakes and Bashford Manor Stakes.
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Bill Corum
Matt Winn
Downs
West Virginia Tops Maryland in 70-64 Thriller
West Virginia University edged Maryland 70-64 before about 7,500 fans at Ritchie Coliseum. Lee Brawley scored 24 points to lead WVU, Ken Alesi added 19, while Mark Workman was limited to 12 in 16 minutes as WVU held off a late Maryland run after leading 66-50 with six minutes left.
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College Park
West Virginia University
Maryland
Ritchie Coliseum
Mountaineers
Lee Brawley
Ken Alessi
Mark Workman
West Virginia
Workman
Terms Of Fight Held Too Stiff
Chicago February 14 Jake Mintz manager of heavyweight champion Ednard Charles says he threw a financial bombshell that could scuttle a proposed rematch with former champion Joe Louis in Chicago or Detroit on April 11 The deal would pay Louis a share of a 250000 television fee a 200000 or 250000 guarantee and a 40 percent gate share Mintz cites IBC officials Jim Norris and Tru man Gibson as not commenting Louis wants an immediate bout while Charles defends his title against Jersey Joe Walcott in Detroit March 6 The two are still expected to meet outdoors this summer in Chicago or Detroit not New York Mintz also discussed a possible Charles bout with Joey Mexim in Pittsburgh or Chicago and sought more television purse than the Louis Charles plan Kearns confirms a shot for Mexim in Pittsburgh or Chicago as Mintz and Kearns attend the LaMotta Robinson bout
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Chicago
Sugar Ray Robinson
Stogey
Jake la Motta
Jake
Frank Sykora
Sugar Ray
la Motta
Robinson
LaMoila
Chicago Stadium
Savage
Strong
Run
Billy Fox
Fox
Feather
Henry Armstrong
Lou Ambers
Snear
Jake Mintz
Ednard Charles
Charles
Joe Louis
Detroit
Mintz
International Boxing Club
Louis
Jim Norris
Truman Gibson
Norris
Gibson
Andy Walker
San Francisco
New York
Joe
Joe Walcott
B.C
Joey Mexim
Pittsburgh
Maxim
Jack Kearns
Joey
Kearns
Jake LaMotta
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Inter-Church
Roveling League
Cc. Keller Middletown Reformed
Rabbit Ramsbury
Pepper
Frederic
State Softball Association
Ramsburg
Dr. Pepper
Tr Pepper
Traving
Rabbit
Antoine
Paris
Maryland Downs
Carey Doubs
N. Ranneburger
Dempsey
Baltimore
Jack Dempsey
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Eagenc. A
Ening
Crot
Ebs
Ibe
Aseqlat
Shetelime
Abe
Impr
Miasie
Abe Jack Siith
Cba Daily Geaninentary
Keen
Abe the Lineup—ebs
Aivstery
Archerirn
Nets
Ab Pourne
Iso
Patyam
Lincoln High Tigers
Robert F. Giengengack
Yale
Holy Cross College
Leuiwille
Aemely
Renuzit
East Patrick ST
Frederick, MD
Wallops Ballenger
Ballenger
Maryland State School
Silents
Don Leitch
MSSD
Dick Cook
Crites
Spencer
Wagner
Leiteh
Kelly
Kambarn
Ager
Neill
I Johnson
McElfresh
Hall
Schook
Bartner
Cook
M.S
hKnode
Ward
Bob Stanley
Trage SP Mare Superior Bottled Gas Service
Frederick
Bom
Poultry
Waterer
P. L. Hargett & CO
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