VFW Defeats Pittsburgh Team In Semi Pro Clash
In Frederick Maryland on Sunday February 16 1952 the VFW team beat the Pittsburgh Moffatts 73 to 69 after trailing 36 29 at halftime. Middletown Independents edged Hagerstown Independents 37 36 in the prelim. Next Sunday Frederick hosts Baltimore Clippers while Middletown hosts another Hagerstown club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V.F. W
The
Armory
Scotty Moffatts
Pittsburgh
Middletown Independents
Hagerstown Independents
Fredericktonians
Moffatts
Vets
Pittsburghers
Rice
Scotty Muffait
Middletown
Hagerstown
Baltimore Clippers
Scor
T. Shomo
Fleck
J. C. Shomo
Lannetti
Burd
J. Shomo
Sweeney
Frye
Foreman
Rinehart
F. W
Price
Angleberger
Mullican
Brish
Hammond
G. F. Blickenstaff
F. Lutz
F Shafer
F. Smith
Stroup
Ifert
G. Sheffer
Coblentz
Trich
Long
F. Sullivan
Mose
F Schober
C. Trantules
Downs
É. Hunt
Moser
Gaver
Walkersville Bowling League Standings and Scores
Nicholson's Grocery leads week totals with G V Mill and Ensor's Grocery close behind. Hamilton's Lunch posts a strong 3 0 result while Walker Motor, New Midway and Medical Co. show mixed scores. High individual game and set belong to R Hamilton with 177 and 409. Ensor's Grocery posts 628 and 1742 as top team marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaulis
Nicholson
G. V. Mill
New Midway
Walker Motor
Allis Chalmers
Ensor’s
Civitan
Medical Co
Smith
Hamilton
A. P
G. V. Mill Nicholson's
New Midway Medical Co
Allis-Chalmers
Smith's
R. Hamilton
Hamilton's
Ensor's Grocery
Inter Church Bowling High Scores and Standings
In the Inter Church Bowling Meet F Grove of Grace Reformed posted 163 and 336 for high individual game and set. Buckeystown Methodist led the high team game with 513 and 1517 in the team set, while Calvary Methodist topped both overall team game and set with 513 and 1517. Standings list Urbana 39 27, Buckeystown Meth 22 568, St John’s Catholic 22 568, Calvary Methodist 13 745, Doubs Methodist 18 647, Mt Pleasant Method 2 432, Mid Lutheran Ref 5 31, Frederick Lutheran 35 314, Church of Brethren 294, high individual game J Hahn Calvary Methodist 121, high individual set C Crapster Mt Pleasant Methodist 324.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Grove
Grace Reformed
Buckeystown Methodist
Middletown Reformed
W. OL
Pet
Calvary Methodist
Doubs Methodist
Urbana
Buckeystown Meth
St. John’s Catholic
Baptist
Mt Pleasant Meth
Jesuits Calvary
Middletown
Grace
Buckeystown
Evan
Mt. Pleasant
Chef Brethren
Middletown Luth
Evangelical
Calvary
Glade Valley Bowling League Revels and Officials Meeting
Walkersville leads with high team game 805 and high match 2 to 1 by Ramsburg and Kidd's Cafe, LeGore, Eagles. The Frederick County Baseball Umpires Association to meet at Legion Home on East Church Street at 7 30 tonight inviting all members and potential new exemptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glade Valley
Walkersville
Country Club
LeGore
Fred. Co
Kidd's
Ramsburg
Farmer Supply
Ox Co
Eagles
Shriner
Kidd's Cafe
Eagles Farmer Supply
Shriner Fred’ Co
Frederick County Baseball Umpires Association
Legion
East Church Street
Tana
Austria Leads Olympic Medal Stand With Beiser Victory
The United States faced a shutout as Austria and Norway swept golds. Mrs Trude Jochum Beiser won the women's downhill in 1 47.1, boosting Austria to 41 points while the U S slips to 34 with Norway at 32. Hjalmar Anderssen set a 5 000 meter skating record of 8 10.6. Three American skiers fell in the glide down Norefjell and Paul Wegeman was injured in the Nordic jumps at Holmenkollen Hill. In figure skating, Tenley Albright and Sonya Klepper placed second and third behind Jeannette Altwegg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oslo
United States
Austria
Norway
Trude Jochum Beiser
America
Hjalmar Andersen
Andrea Mead Lawrence
Rutland
Norefjell
Beiser
Holmenkollen Hill
Paul Wegeman
Denver
Colo
Pensacola
Fla
Simon Slaattvik
U. S
Tenley Albright
Newton Center
Mass
Sonya Klepper
Long Island City
Jeannette Altwegg
Miss Altwegg
Miss Albright
Miss Klopper
Burke Wins Texas Open With PGA 72-Hole Record
Jack Burke Jr. won the Texas Open at Brackenridge Park San Antonio finishing 72 holes in 260, breaking the PGA record. The 29 year old from Houston led by three strokes over Lew Worsham, finished with 67 65 64 64, earning $2,000 from the $10,000 purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Jack Burke, Jr
Houston
Bobby Soxers
Portland
Ore
Ben Hogan
Burke
Brackenridge Park
Lew Worsham
Oakmonton
Monocacy Motors Used Cars Advertisement
Used car lot listing priced under ceiling with multiple makes and models. Items include 1959 Chevrolet Coach 1495, Plymouth 4 Door 7949, Nash Tudor 3948, Dodge models, Olds and Buick sedans, a 1949 Dodge 1 Ton Pick-Up, and other offerings. Monocacy Motors, Jefferson Street Extd, phone 1740-R. Main Office 15-17 North Market St, phone 138.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Dodge
Jefferson Street
North Market St
Radio Program Listing Compiles 1930s Schedule Fragments
The fragmentary broadcast log lists stations WFMD WMAL WRAL NBC ABC CBS and a dense sequence of programs and time slots from early evening to late night including News Commentary Theater Mystery and Variety shows plus soap and children’s segments. It preserves names like Jack Smith Gordon MacRae and Paul Lavalle Band with network tags and brief program cues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cas
WFMD
Nbe-Che
Abe
Mbs
Nbe
Cba
Bkit
Cbe
Wth
Jack Smith
Chs
Mbe
Cbs
Abe Nowa
Gordon MacRae
Henry Taylor
Barlow
Falant
Voorhees
Nbs Radio
Cha Whiteman
Abc Newa
Paul Lavalle
Nte
al Goodman
Abe Bod Hawk
Abc
Waxworks
Aast
Rez Allen
Deferae
Aba Orchestra
Tunas
Air Nets
NCAA Policy Is Unchanged
In Chicago on February 17, NCAA President Hugh C. Willett said ACE executive committee policy will not alter current NCAA rules. He noted policy changes require a vote by the 343 member institutions and 12 allied conferences and can only occur at the next annual convention, January 1954, unless a special meeting is called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Council On Education
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Hugh C. Willett
Willett
Los Angeles
University of California
ACE
Washington
Southern California Baseball Center shines as spring pros exit
Southern Cal dominates early season with pro links linked to coach Rod Dedeaux. The Trojans face Alumni, then members of 1948 national champions as Spring begins. Dedeaux notes 40 players reached the majors, other grads into the minors, with Duke Snider and Bill Sharman among names tied to pro teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson
NEA
LOS Angeles
Southern California
University
Trojans
Triple A
Rod Dedeaux
Kings
Troys
Collegians
Athletics
Gus Zernial
Tigers
Jerry Priddy
White Sox
Ed Stewart
Pirates
George Metkovich
Johnny Bernadino
Indians
Wally Hood
Yankee
Compton High
Mayode
Charley Dressen
Dedeaux
Dodgers
Casey Stengel
Archie Wilson
Yankees
Gail Henley
Giants
Dressen
Bill Sharman
the Brooks
Sharman
Fort Worth
Texas
Cleveland
Hal Saltzman
Portland Coasters
Jim Brideweser
Hank Workman
Gordor Jones
Terry Loy
Slinger
Waterloo
Three- Eye
Tom Rich
Bobby Lillis
The
Trojans shine with big pitching and twin captains
Brooks heads to Newport News of the Piedmont with Al Karan as a large blond slugger. Southern California showcases a promising roster with Dedeaux and scouts praising a young crop including Lovrich Sperling Rohrer and Killingsworth. Rod Dedeaux notes foragers flock to the six-foot third baseman Gary Killingsworth as Hal and Stan Karnofsky lead twins Hal and Stan Karnofsky as co captains and a double play pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Bernardino
Sne Eky
Branch Rickey
Sperling
Rohrer
Rod Dedeaux
Gary Killingsworth
Southern California
Hal
Stan Karnofsky
Trojans
Villemain Meets Nordico in Friday Madison Square Garden Fight
In New York on Friday Madison Square Garden hosts a 10 round bout pitting Robert Villemain France welterweight turned middleweight against Danny Nardice of Tampa a slugger known for power The card also features Johnny Bratton against Vic Cardell in a 10 round welterweight bout with Cardell stepping up to the main class after defeating Carmen Fiore in a Garden semi final The week’s boxing slate includes Chuck Davey vs Johnny Brown in Chicago with an eight round welterweight bout the following night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert Villemain
France
Danny Nardice
Tampa
Madison Square Garden
ABC
NBC
CBS
Johnny Bratton
Chicago
Kid Gavilan
Hartford
Vic Cardell
Bratton
Cardell
Carmen Fiore
Brooklyn
Chuck Davey
Detroit
Johnny Brown
Bratton Defeats Fusari for NBA Title in Newark Bout
Sea Charlie Fusari of Irvington New Jersey met Jimmy Champagne of Philadelphia in Newark. Bratton won the NBA title by outpointing Fusari in a decisive decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Charlie Pusari
Irvington
N. J
Jimmy Champagne
Philadelphia
Newark
Bratton
Fusari
Southworth Rejoins Braves as Liaison Scout in New Role
Boston February report says Billy Southworth, 58, returns to the Braves as liaison scout after resigning as manager last June 19 due to ill health. Quinn notes Southworth will cover Ohio and perform national scouting, clinics, and duties nationwide. Southworth earned the 1948 pennant and five-year first division finishes, while health improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
John Quinn
Boston Braves
Billy Southworth
Southworth
Braves
Tommy Holmes
Hartford
Quinn
Ohio
Sunbury
Portsmouth
Ohio State League
Health Center Bowling League Mixed Division Standings
Standings from the Health Center Bowling League mixed division show Indians 2 Cards 1 Yankees 2 Red Sox 1 Dodgers 1 Browns 2. Individual high games include L Engle 134 and 155, B Baker 155, B Koontz 398, with team high game and match Yankees 558 and 1642. The Dismal Swamp morass sits in the center of the Cards eastern seaboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indians
Cards
Yankees
Red Sox
Dodgers
Browns
Wilder- Bennes Nesk
United Dodgers
Weekly Statistica
L. Engle
L. Englebrecht
Bl. Baker
B. Baker
B. Koontz
Prayer, Gangway Faith Echoes in Buger Bowl Coverage
The fragment notes Jim Tatum of Maryland football and a fan's radio moment of faith. A parent, nicknamed Papa Mo, says he prays for Maryland to a 21 to 0 score and then defers to Coach Tatum to finish the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terps College Park
NEA
Mighty Mo
Little Mo’ Modzelewski
Maryland
Man Mountain End Stars
Poland
Jim Tatum
Papa Mo
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Tes Nowe
Frederick, Md
VFW
Olympics
Jack Burke
Mongcacy Motors
Monocacy Motors, Inc
Teat
Paul Winchelli
Abe Video
DuMont
Aba
Art Baker
Montgomery
Studio One
Bill Gwinn
Abe Stud
Abs
Southern Cal. Baseball Center
Reverent Services
Dailey’s Funeral Home
Patrick St
Frederick
Philco
R.C.A
Motorola
Hotpoint and
Philco Appliances
Doll's Jewelry Store
South Market Street
Villemain
New Hampshires
Maryland Chick Hatchery, Inc
West South St. FreDeRick
Lawson Motor Sales
Nash
Studebaker
Ford
N. Market St
KEY Chev. Sales, Inc
Chevrolet
Dodee
Buick
Packard
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
E. Patrick St
Wawnesbore
Wasnesboro
Farmall
John Deere's
Aiils Chalmers
Massey Martic
New Holland
Estaurant
Su Horst and Bittner
Wayneckere
Ralph W. Horst
Marlon
Health Center Bowling League
Hershey
Gen. Adm
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick St. Frederick
Cosmic Eye Television
Tion
Sparton
Sparton Table Radio
Sparton TV
Liilliam S. Hood
GPRM
Mar
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