Celtics To Be Revived In Frederick For March of Dimes Game
Shapley's Celtica will be revived Sunday afternoon for a 1 o'clock 4-H Basketball League Southern Division game at Frederick High School Gym. The Celtics meet the Baltimore Y.M.C.A. quint, a 17-3 club with high scoring, in a benefit match for March of Dimes. Proceeds go to the charity. The Baltimore team features six-footers and a six-foot-four center Guy Marcum, with coach Edward Baublis. Several players from notable colleges fill the roster. The Celtics plan a large, competitive lineup including Bobby Cannon and Charlie Nikirk. The match promises a lively contest with strong intracity rivalry.
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John Weaver
Allen Routzahn
Slugger
Rice
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Ronnie Tyergar
Michael Said
Price Electric Bowling League MEN S DIVISION standings and notable stats
The Price Electric Bowling League MEN S DIVISION lists team standings with notable players and high scores. Highlights include high single game 143 and high series 356 by Telephone No 6, first seasonal average 113.51 by Reeder, second seasonal average 112.41 by Green, and team highs 580 and 1,600 by Telephone No 6. Teams mentioned include Oakland Southern Thomas Va Okitown Flintstone Hyndman Chestnut Ridge Fishertown WVA BS basketball results show Piedmont Fort Ashby Ridgeley Elk Garden Petersburg Romney Keyser Moorefield Capon Bridge Mathais Circleville Monterey Charles Town Paige Jackson Moorefield Sanders.
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Green
Okitown
Flintstone
Hyndman
Chestnut Ridge
Fishertown
WVA BS
Piedmont
Ft. Ashby
Ridgeley
Elk Garden
Petersburg
Romney
Keyser
Moorefield
Capon Bridge
Mathais
Circleville
Monterey
Charles Town
Paige-Jackson
Moorefield Sanders
Ballenger
Petersville
Middletons Sr
Jefferson
N. Market
Middletown Jr
Jeffaronn
New Market
Middletown Sr
M'dietown
W. Uy
Camsta
Mdiegs
Norwood
New Market Za
Poole
C. Stiles
Main
W. Miskell
Hi. Stiles
Smith
N. Poole
H. Poole
Associated Press
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Clemson
Middleiewa Jr
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Furman
McBride
N.C
Geo. Washington
Wm & Mary Keller
St. Francis
Bkn
Manhattan
Sheffer and Ifert
Scott Morris
Harvey
W.va
Compher
Kemp
Fairmont
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BaBenger
Mt. St. Mary's
Towson
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R. Zimmermen
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Salem
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R. Hope
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Thurmont Takes Two From Walkersville
Thurmont defeated Walkersville 73 to 52 in a boys basketball doubleheader on Tuesday. The varsity game stayed close, Thurmont leading by 52 at halftime, while the jayvees won 49 to 3. The report notes stockholders and potential sale of the Indians to a new Thurmont-led corporation, with historic context on previous owners and figures.
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Larry MacPhail
Dan Topping
Dan Webb
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Fred Saigh
St. Louis Cardinals
Anheiser-Busch Inc
Frederick Rifle Team Triumphs Over Cumberland
In Liamsville a Hearts of Maryland League meeting elected Bull Wilcom as manager and Hoodie Geisbert as treasurer. The club may adopt the Tramsville Maple Leafs name, with workouts urged for the 1956 season. Legislative agents listed from Maryland and Pennsylvania. BYU hires Harold W. Kopp as head football coach. Nashua passes final exam for the Tara 24967 Wayne Wee tine with readiness for Hialeah Park mile and a quarter feature.
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Indians Sale Near Million Dollar Transfer Planned
Cleveland stockholders were advised of a near million dollar sale of the Cleveland Indians baseball club to a new corporation. Meantime the San Francisco Dons remained the nation’s top college basketball team in the AP poll, earning 83 first place votes and leading Louisville, Duke, North Carolina State, and other programs through February.
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Associated Press
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Dons
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Lincoln on TV and radio anniversary programs in New York
Charles Mercis notes that six dramatic Lincoln programs aired over several days on TV and radio in New York. Only one, a CBS Omnibus film, stood out as successful because it communicated clearly and dramatically, though not a live television work.
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Lausse Favored To Defeat Boyd In Chicago Showdown
Eduardo Lausse a 2-1 favorite faces Bobby Boyd in a nationally televised 10 round middleweight bout at Chicago Stadium. Lausse seeks to extend a 32 fight unbeaten streak and move toward a title shot against the Olson Robinson winner.
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Boxing card results from Portland and Salt Lake City
The Associated Press reports on last night’s fights. Jimmy Martinez of Phoenix stopped Peter Mueller of Germany in 9th round, 160 and 162 weights. Milo Savage of Salt Lake City outpointed Esau Ferdinand of Los Angeles in a 10 round bout.
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Ore
Jimmy Martinez
Phoenix
Peter Mueller
Germany
Salt Lake City
Milo Savage
Esau Ferdinand
Los Angeles
Sievers Holds Out For Higher Pay With Senators
ST LOUIS Washington slugger Roy Sievers says he had a very good 1955 and will stay home until a satisfactory contract arrives. Club president firstfith notes Sievers 270 batting average while Sievers cites 25 home runs and 106 RBIs as reasons for better terms.
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Roy Sievers
Calvin Griffith
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Kaline Predicts Tigers Finish In Top Three
DETROIT star Al Kaline, visiting Miami, says the Tigers should finish at least third in the American League this season. He adds they could win the pennant with luck and plans to rest, watch the Baseball Players' Golf Tournament, fish if seas are calm.
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al Kaline
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