Cadets Roll Past Opponent for 79 to 48 Victory
Frederick Cadets dominated the game 79 to 48 with Musselman leading from the outside, supported by Abrell and Neff. The win keeps Frederick at 48 wins, two losses for the season, and tightens hopes for a CVAL title with two home games remaining against Fort Itl and Annapolis High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jvs
Frederick
Homer Stocks
Fortitl
Annapolis High
CVAL
Musselman
Lefty Kreh
Abrell
Yo Yay J Lke
C. Keller
Lander
Great Falls
Potomac
Keller
Poole
C. Kelier
Mary
Erlee
Louis
Bugs
Cross
Mass
Washington
Cumberland
Strine
D. Keller
Collins
Dehaven
Moulin
Kane
Emery
Detrick Comets Fall Short Against Jewish Center
Fort Detrick Comets lose 77 to 75 to the Jewish Community Center of Baltimore. Jack Smith scores 35 for Detrick. Heyman leads JCC with 26 as visitors weather a late foul-filled rally. Game notes include upcoming tours and canal era reminiscence by "Bugs" fife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Goodyear
Fort Detrick Comets
Jewish Community Center of
Baltimore
Petrick
Jack Smith
Jewish Community Center
JCC
Hey- Jinan
Detrick
Fort Meade
el Richie
Detrick Field House
Will
Hagerstown Ap
Weinglass
Crampton
Livingstone
Binsway Heyman
Apisay
Cumberland
Smith
Wantikesa
Blinckikess
Sovernment
Andrews
Davis
Haves
Jewish C. C
Fort Detrick
Amionelli
McCabe
Goodyear
Inter Church Bowling League Notes and Player Movements
A fragmented local page records Inter Church Bowling League activity with players moving between teams and boats rented to fishers. It mentions Grace Reform versus Middletown Lutheran, Calvary versus Middletown Reform, and Bucksport area clubs, along with fishing boat livery details and cash earnings from summer work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pee Ae
Mens Division
Bugs
Middletown Luth
Evan. Reform
Buckeystown
Veteran River Mt. Pleasant
Buckerstown
Calvary
Middletown
Lander
Mi Cain
Letown Reform
Evan
Reform Bones
Highgate
Smith
Cannon
Baptist
Church League
Optimist Church League
Evangelical Reformed
Calvary Methodist
Church of the Brethren
Evangelical Lutheran
Trinity Methodist
Gold Shepherd
Grace Reformed
Presbyterian
Palmer Fires Five Under Par At Houston
Arnold Palmer 27, Latrobe PA native, shot five under par 87 to lead the first round of the $36,000 Houston Open at Memorial Park. He beat Peter Forsyth and others by one stroke, despite a late-water hazard miscue on the ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Ted
Palmer
Memorial Park
King
Peter Fherson
Australia
Jimmy Demaret
Doug Ford
Marikopac
XN. C
Buddy Weaver
Phil Rodgers
University of Houston
Thomson
Arnold
Cary Middlecoff
Jay Herbert
Hebert
Middlecoff
Baltimore
Torpetter
Janes
Catholic U Defeats Western Maryland in YMCA League
Catholic University defeated Western Maryland 48 to 24 as the Nationals led from the start while the Lakers topped the Knicks 60 to 31. Catholic U’s Lymagh scored 30 points to pace the visitors and Western Maryland suffered an 11-7 conference mark after the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Nationals
Pistons
Lakers
Knicks
G. F
Dennis
Rinehari
Arkoe
Rhoderick
Fees
Uae
Ieee “Ee
Catholic U
Lymagh
Brubaker
Sloan Stewart
Young
Olter
Western Maryland
Martinell
Bill Eee
HjSparr
Tom Riggin
Dick Hol- Wentzel
Jbruner
Catholic
Veyster
T Althouse
Rasesbore
Carey
Thurmont tops Middletown in close high school game
Thurmont High School beat Middletown 43 to 38 in a tight tilt, with Thurmont’s Weigle scoring 14 points to lead. Middletown’s G F T McGaha contributed for the visitors as both teams battled in preliminary play and intramural action at Fort Detrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont Thurmont High School
Middletown
JV Cagers
Thurmont
Weigle
G. F. T. McGaha
Associated Press
Kuhn
ByShafer
Clemson
Furman
jAkalt
Sevon Hail
Cincinnati
Keller
Catholic
Western Maryland
Temple
St. Johns
Bkn
I Thurmonot
G. F
St Vincent
St. Francis i Spalding
iLyon
St Francis
Gu Detrick
Manhattan
Hofstra
Oklahoma A&m
Kansas
Fort Detrick
Ner
Mercer
Lockard
Thurst
Tamsville Maple
Al'gay
Baltimore
Frederick Y M C A Team Triumph Over Mercersburg
Community Recreation at Frederick defeated Mercersburg 49 to 28 in a basketball game at Bowie Maryland. The article reports high scorers Hammond Routzahn Whiten Watts and Stockman, notes nearby Pimlico track and the Maryland Jockey Club, and says the fate of Old Pimlico now rests with the Legislature after commission actions and a pending merger decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Bowle
Mercersburg
Old Pimlico
Prederick
Warriors
Exedenion
Seakeeer
Ang
Maryland
Stars
Pimii Iss
Rollins
P. Bowie
Hse
Cannon
49Ers
Baltimore
Aod Routzahn
Hosors
Maryland Jockey Club
Rinehart
Watts
Hammond
Gril- Eeots
Washin Fin
Rice
Peattie
Tyeryar
Piercon
Gig
Laurel
Idlewood Athletic Club
Donald Lillis
Bowie
Timore
Orate
Lilis
Crumble
Weedon
Barnes
Lanpington
Stockman
Griffin
Farriors
Routzahn
Thomas Ee Itens
Gland
Rees
Oggy Bowie
Tk Watson
Grove
Michaels
Igcore
Colgate
Dix
Jon
Lindsey
Davis and
Snowden
Basilio Favored In Third Basilio Saxton Title Fight
Basilio the 13 5 favorite to Solve Saxton in third title bout in Cleveland. Saxton 13 5 underdog vows to box, not slug, after a September rematch in Syracuse. Both fighters signed for a $60 000 radio TV fee and about $100 000 gate with 50 percent each. Basilio claims peak form at 68 bouts. Saxton recalls a disputed decision in last March. both are training hard with no recent action. In other notes, Doorn council considers renaming the retiring burgomaster after NBC broadcast plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Carmen Basilio
Johany Saxton
Basilio
Canastoga
N.Y
Saxton
Chicago
Syracuse
N.J
Johnny Saxton
Yeach Man
Actsion
Doorn
Netherlands
Rouls
NBC
Burgomaster
van- der
Hoop Avenue
M. P. Thomaseen
Tuessink van
Georgia Senate Pushes Impeachment of Supreme Court Justices
ATLANTA Feb 21 The Georgia Senate approved a House resolution calling for the impeachment of Chief Justice Warren and five U S Supreme Court associate justices for alleged high crimes and misdemeanors. The amendment deleting a bribery section based on newspaper stories was supported by Sen W P Trotter who argued the section relied on unverified claims. The measure now returns to the House for consideration with Senate amendments. Also reported: Middletown High girls beat Thurmont 48 34 with Locke and Dayhoff each scoring 17. Washington parkway funding approval. vacine price fixing inquiry before grand jury. and Navy jet pilot Michael Bond Crouch, 7, killed near Chincoteague Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia Senate
House
United States
U. S. Supreme Court
Administration
Peyton Hawes
Washington
New York Times
Warren
Black
Douglas Reed
Prankfurter
Clark
Middletown
Middletown High
Thurmont High
Thurmont
M. Locke
B. Dayhoff
G. FL
Shoemaker
Kline
Fisher
jLocke
al’House
Merryman
George Washimm
OgeSten Parkway
Smith
Holter
Cline
Kifer
Stevens
Morgan
G. F
Mount Vernon
Great Falls
Ruess
D-Wis
jMyers
Virginia
Potomacs
Justice
Daybott
Ang Agilon
Wowscorers
Ballinger
Beuchoff
Nave
Chincoteague
Michael Bond Crouch
Navy
Baltimore
Naval Air Station
Crouch
U.S. 13
Tasley
Edwin H. Crouch
Arlington, Va
Eisenhower Lungs and Sinuses X rayed in precaution
President Eisenhower underwent lung and sinus X rays at Walter Reed Hospital after a cough. White House and physicians called it a precautionary checkup. X rays showed clear lungs and sinuses aside from a throat issue labeled tracheitis. A spray is being used to ease the cough. New trial denied in Newark murder case. Rich Hunt, 26, of Baltimore, convicted Jan 25 of murdering his wife last June as she fled with their infant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearwater
Fla
Granny Hammer
Philadel Itich
Sophia Phillies
Ithiesm
Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Walter Reed Hospital
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
White ‘House
Howard M. Snyder
Walter Reed
Leonard D. Heaton
Snyder
New Brunswick
N. 1
Richard Hunt
Middlesex County
Charles M. Morris
Joseph H. Edgar
Hunt
Baltimore
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Bugs) Cross
Detrick Comets
Jewish Chest
Fife
Canal
iTo
Inter Church Bowling LG
Hex
J. Gardner
Calis Vary
ML Ahak
O Lath
Westminster
Catholic A
Masons ‘Dixon
FORCO
Waynesboro
Focal Armory Range
Warren Kinsey
Company 4
Dinterman
W.va
W. Va. Tech
Wesleyan
West Liberty
Bluefield
Glenville
Fairmont
Kentucky
Georgetown
Transylvania
Volunteer
NBA
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Fort Warne
New York
Roy Hamey
Phillies
Hanmer
Mac
Ans Hamner
Flying Duckpins
Duckpins
T Weddle
Kerap IT
Thoreson Booze
Hurst
Brucker
Community Rec
Annapolis
Commission
Georgia
Senate
Justice Department
Asst
Asty
Victorre Hansen
Department
Antitrust Division
Philco
Zenith
Motorola
Hotpoint
Melvin M. Engle
Carroll ST
Bath
Wood Road
Bank B
Ridge Road
Apt
Green House
Fred. Co
Dan Wight
B. E. Carmichael
North Court Street
RCA— Sylvania
Dorsey F. Shipley
BABY
Dekalb
Tambiazs
New Hampshires
Rhode Island
Maryland C
R & D Motors
Plymouth
Bel Air Powerglide, R.,& H
Cambridge
W.W
Ford
Fordomatic, R. & H
East St
Atlantic
OIL Company
P.O
Frederick, Md
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