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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1955

Page

19

Cadets Top High Point Despite Short-Staffed Lineup

Frederick High School’s Cadets defeated High Point 75 to 67 at Greenbelt, despite missing first-string center Charley Boyles. The win improves Frederick to 13-2. Gearinger led with 19 rebounds and 14 boards, Yanos added six assists, and the team sank 48 of 48 free throws. High Point JV also fell 59-44 to Frederick county, as the junior varsity secured a solid victory amid substitutions.

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Yankees Tie Up Blackwell

Yewell Blackwell said he will appeal to Commissioner Ford Frick if the Yankees do not grant a contract after his unconditional release. He claims he remains their property and insists his arm is sound, having pitched well in the Dominican League. He criticizes Yankee treatment and notes he could pitch in the Pacific Coast League. He also recounts letters to George Weiss and a brief stint in an outlaw league.

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Time Big Element In Sports Parade

In New York on February 23 a nostalgic look back recalls greats like Gehrig, Gordon, DiMaggio, Musial, Williams, and Ruth. A local reader’s star team includes Hubbell, Feller, Hartnett, Medwick, and Mize among others. Willie Mays is called a youngster. Also, Jimmy Coker signed by the Philadelphia Phillies at 19 to a farm club deal, assigned to Reidsville.

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University Drops Boxing As A Sport At Maryland

Maryland will drop boxing at the end of the season due to dwindling teams and travel costs. Coach Frank Cronin cited finances and the need to focus on other sports as Maryland, with a 2-1 record, hosts Syracuse before facing Virginia and the season finale.

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Middletown Cagers Sweep Varsity and JV Wins

Middletown High School cagers won both varsity and junior varsity games on the Valley court Wednesday afternoon. Varsity defeated Emmitsburg 43 to 35 and JV won 41 to 11. The Valley varsity is 9-7 in county play and tied with Thurmont for the county title playoff berth set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Frederick. Next, Middletown varsity travels to Poolesville for a night game, while Valley varsity and jayvees visit Walkersville for a twin bill.

Martinsburg Legionnaires Frederick Shipley Celtics Celtics Hagerston Sunda Hub Armory Fredericky Lanky Ad Kouteahn McDonald McDonald Frond Magninsbarge Celics Chan Criffin G. Rettigahn Evmitsburg Esleruit Baer Ifert Fink Coltius Hendricks Martir Mac Narshman Murray House Hi Sewer Envborg Mt Lyer Stockman Phelps Middletown High School Emmitsburg Valley Varsity Thurmont Frederick County Maryland Cumberland Frederick High Neutral Moor Middletown Varsity Poolesville Jayvees Walkersville

Arcade Bowling League Thursday Night Matches

Thursday results from the THEND ESTREAD DE league show Eberts versus Farmers Cop Linden Hills facing Brunswick Falk Grocers challenging Jack's Feed Stup Crowther meeting Green's 5 and Blue Lite against Phil's with total pins tallied across pairings.

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Damascus Rallies To Defeat State School

Damascus High varsity overturned a late deficit to top Maryland State School for the Deaf in a 847 thriller. Kemp’s winning basket left him the top scorer as Damascus edged ahead 48 to 46 in the final seconds after a seesaw contest featuring Pollard Gates and strong defense from MSSD. Referees Price and Murray.

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Golfers Tackle Longest Course at Houston Open

The nation's top golfers face the 7,200 yard Memorial Park course in the first round of the Houston Open as Middlecoff leads a field of long hitters. Defending champ Dave Douglas and favorites Jack Burke Jr and Jimmy Bolt are among challengers for the $36,600 first prize on the winter tour amid weather cautions for the Gulf Coast.

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