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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1951
Page
7
Senate Republican Taft urged Washington to demand an Allied guarantee of a strong Western Europe defense before any American troops are sent. He also insisted that the American share in the march to war be subject to congressional approval.
New York DA Frank Hogan announced the arrest of Nathan Miller a 25 year old Brooklynite and former LIU player as the ninth person seized in the Madison Square Garden college basketball bribery case. Miller and others face bribe allegations tied to games over two seasons. Grand jury resumes its inquiry as detectives press the wide investigation involving LIU CCNY NYU and other schools.
Greencastle, runners up on the Penn Maryland Basketball Association standings, defeated Chambersburg 62 to 54 at Chambersburg Saturday. Greencastle built a solid first half lead and withstood a late Chambersburg rally as the game ended 62. The score by periods shows Chamber sburg 11 8 14 1 21 and Greencastle 18 16 13 15 for the final tally.
St John’s High School boys and girls won a twin bill from Brunswick High on Monday at the Johnnies’ gym. The boys edged the Railroaders 46 to 4 while the girls won 33 to 28. Earl Tracy led the boys in scoring and Rhea Winpigler topped the girls with seven field goals.
Southern All-Stars routed the Northern and Southern divisions 58 to 38 on Frederick High School court. A Leaders forfeited the follow up game against the All-Stars with a nonleague substitute, as Future Farmers of America beat Liberty 4-H 34 to 2. Tonight, Northern Division and Southern Division play resumes at Frederick High and Brunswick.
A fragment notes a statement distancing from Captain Emerson, deputy squad chief, amid Kefauver Committee scrutiny. The speaker claims no knowledge of Emerson and denies intent to question his integrity or ability.
Ed O'Hara former Bowie Race Track general manager testified before the Baltimore grand jury for about 15 minutes. He claimed his Washington Senate subcommittee remarks referred to rumors of large bookmaking places in Baltimore, not personal visits, and said he knows of no large operations currently closed.
Illinois rises to sixth in the AP college basketball poll as Kentucky holds No. 1 amid a field led by Oklahoma A&M and Columbia. The Big Ten leader upset Indiana 71 65 last week while St Louis slides despite multiple defeats.
Berra holding out in St Louis as he remains in place awaiting New York Yankees offer on 1951 contract. He missed six days of spring training and declined a second contract while seeking a raise beyond estimates of his 1950 salary between 17 000 and 22 500.
Camp Detrick's basketball squad finished fifth in the Penn-Del-Mar Military District eliminations at Army Chemical Center Edgewood. The top four teams advanced to Fort Campbell, with Fort Meade defeating Third Cavalry to claim the Edgewood title. Detrick fell 49-45 to Chemical Center, ending their bid.
The Senators held a two game lead after a two of three week as they beat the Braves. They own 17 victories to four defeats, with Browns 15-6 and Phillies 13-8 in third. Phillies moved up solo to third as Yankees slipped to fourth after two of three losses. Athletics and Cardinals also went two of three to join Yankees in fourth at 12-9-. Orley Bourland raised his average to 171, top in the league. Albert Maxian and Harry W Zimmman Jr followed with 169 and 166.
Jefferson Reformed faces Frederick Reformed Urbana Methodist meets Calvary Methodist Church of Brethren while Asbury Methodist plays. A helicopter can seed 2000 acres daily versus one acre by a man.
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