Weekly Bowling Results From Kelly’s Mill to Brunswick
Weekly statistics show Tucker’s Stokers and Joes in close scores with Ballantine Ale and Jacobson’s Pontiac, Walkersville Motors, and Brunswick FE among top teams. Individual high: 152 by Shelton. team high game 42 by Rend’s Pontiac.
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Stamlings
Joe's Cleaners
Jacobson's
Ageat
Walkersville Motors
Rena
Pontiac
Brunswick Eagles
Ballantine Ale
Tucker's Stokers Union Bnidge
Kelly's Mill
VFWL
Renn'’s
Jacobson'’s
Walkersville
Brunswick
Ballantine A
Tucker's Stokers
Onion Bri
Shelton
Kelly Kelh
Mill
Rend
Sooners Roll Maryland in Orange Bowl Thriller
Tommy McDonald sparked Oklahoma in the second half to a 20 6 victory over Maryland in the Orange Bowl. McDonald produced a punt return and a 4 yard TD run, with O Neale and Dodd adding scores as the Sooners erased a 6 0 deficit and handed the Terps their first setback in 16 games.
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Miami
Fla
Tommy McDonald
Oklahoma
Maryland
Sooners
McDonald
Billy Pnner
Terrapins
Fia
Ed Vered
Vered
Stesting
Wehdows
Etheee
M51
Chlshorns
Billy Pricer
Maryland Tne
Frank Tamburello
Fred Hemikes
Terps
Gaeerd
Bml
Krisher
Lenn Beightel
Mike Sandusky
Bob Buntis
Russ Dennis
Jack Davis
Oxlahoma
Marziend
Ome
Vereb
Matche
Seasn
Se Peeg Ion Ghani Nalts
Eyes Sodie
Pamborello
Bob Tim‘Dberiake
Don Healy
Tamborello
Don Stiller
Loacn Bad Wilkinson
Jim Tatum
Wilkinson
Tatum
Marylard
Burtis
Wilkinsom
Wil Kridgwon
Boes
Gedahoma
Pitt Edges Tech in Sugar Bowl after costly error
Georgia Tech defeated Pittsburgh 7 to 0 in the Sugar Bowl as Wade Mitchell scored the only touchdown and Darrell Lewis failed comeback passes late. Pitt suffered penalties and a first quarter break when Bob Grier was charged with pass interference after a disputed shove on Dot Ellis.
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New Orleans
Georgia Tech
Pittsburgh
Bob Grier
Tech
Grier
Tulane University Stadium
Pittshagh
Pitt
Ake Danmondraniene
Mitchell
Dot Ellis
Ellis
Tech Pantami
Lou Gimarchi
Cornelius Salvaterra
Pete Neff
Sooners Edge Maryland In Orange Bowl Ground Game
In Miami Oklahoma outrushed Maryland 202 to 187 as the Sooners toppled Maryland 246 yards to 759 season rushing totals. Both teams attempted 10 passes with Oklahoma gaining 33 and Maryland 48 yards. Guard Franklin Books of Georgia Tech won the Warren V. Miller trophy for Techs Sugar Bowl win over Pittsburgh.
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Miami
Fla
Tiel Ghiasondi
Maryland
Sooners
Oklahoma
New Orleans
Franklin Books
Georgia Tech
Warren V. Miller
Tech
Pittsburgh
Michigan State Edges UCLA 17-14 With Last-Second Field Goal
In Pasadena Michigan State outlasted UCLA 17-14 as Dave Kauser kicked a 41 yard winner with seven seconds left. Highlights include Peaks to Lewis for a 67 yard TD and Decker’s key interception return, while Morrall led MSU’s offense and Kowalczyk, Peaks, and Planutis sparked the ground attack.
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Pasadena
Catt
Michigan State
UCLA
Spartans
Dave Kauser
Bedlam
Clarence Peaks
John
Big Thunder
Jim Decker
Bruins
MSU
Knox
Doug Peters
Decker
Earl Morrall
Sam Brown
Bob Davenport
Brown
Big Bob
Morrall
Kowalczyk
Planutis
Michigan Siste G
Flamutis
Lewis
Koox
Peaks
Morrallt
Kauet
Plaautis
Davenport
Peters
Mississippi Upsets Texas Christian In Cotton Bowl Thriller
Miss iss ippi Teches upset Texas Christian 14 to 13 as Day and Cothren spark a late comeback. Star Jim Swinks shines for TCU with 107 rushing yards and two scores but the Rebels prevail behind a 66 yard drives and clutch late scoring. Cothren adds two two point conversions and a 3 yard TD rush for Mississippi.
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Dallas
Jac
Eagle
Paige Cothren
Mississippi
Texas Christian
Jim Swinks
Johans Vaught
Chuck Curtis
Oan
Dick Kinges
Curtis
Curts
TCU
Day
Cothren
Cothven
Billy Lott
Swink
Frogs
Mississigga
Lott
6-6 Tie Develops In Tangerine Bowl Game
In Orlando on January 2 Juniata of Huntingdon Pa tied Missouri Valley Vikings 6 to 6 in the Tangerine Bowl after a rugged defensive stand. Tarquinio led Juniata with 85 rushing yards and 164 receiving yards on eight catches, while Pat Torquings and Barry Drexler combined for passing attempts, but the valley defense halted Juniata near the goal line in the final minutes.
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Orlando
Fla
Pat
Missouri Valley Vikings
Marshall
Juniata
Indians on verge of 24th straight victory
Indians led early with two quick touchdowns in the first quarter. Juniata scored on a pass and run as Missouri Valley added a touchdown and an earlier scoring drive.
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Indians
Wits
Mincouri Valley
Juniata
Drexler
Tarquirus
Missouri Valley
Gibier
Seates
Volunteers take early lead in YMCA league push
Tennessee moved into first place in the YMCA Junior Basketball League with two wins in three days. Althouse scored 26 points across the two games as Tennessee beat LaSalle 23-21 and Maryland 27-11. UCLA climbed to third after defeating Kentucky 15-12.
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Buddy Althouse
Tennessee
YMCA
UCLA
Texas A. & M
Volunteers
LaSalle
Maryland
Kentucky
Grove
Eyster
Kline
Brachey
Wachter
Forney
Hendrickson
Kennedy
Mitchell
Leichert
Danner
Yost
Hueting
Humther
Feaga
Althouse
Nowscorers
Boyd
Foland
Weddle
Rogers
Staley
Carey
Nonscorers
Evans
Hummer
Biehl
Shank
Knill
Castle
Lea “Heoday
Texas A&m
Steadings
Healing Sul Relieves Pain With New Science
Scientists report a new healing substance Bio-Dyne that shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. Cases show reduction and complete cessation of piles with Preparation H available in ointment or suppository form. Money back guarantee advertised by a famed research institute.
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N.y.spaniels
Wyoming Upsets Texas Tech In Sun Bowl Thriller
Wyoming rallies to defeat Texas Tech 21-14 in El Paso as Jim Crawford earns MVP honors. Larry Zonada passes to Watts and Marshall for two long TDs, Stapleton adds a rushing score, and Tech’s Herr and Fewin score for the Red Raiders.
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EL Paso
Texas
Jim Crawford
Wyoming
Texas Tech Today
Crawford
Tech
Wyomug
Larry Zonada
Joe Mastrogiovanni
John Watts
John Marshall
Ova Stapleton
Ronnie Herr
Hugh Fewin
Texas Tech
Herr
Fewln
Williams
Joe Louis Owes U Million In Back Taxes
Philadelphia reports Joe Louis claims he owes the government well over 1 million dollars in back taxes. He cites his career earnings totaling 4.6 million and says the exact amount is unclear. Louis compares the tax situation to roadwork on a treadmill.
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Joe Louis
U. 5
Philadelphia
Saturday Evening Post
Edward Linn
Louis
Joe Louis Faces Bankruptcy Fling in 1955 Suit
The article notes a Nov 29 1955 filing alleging a lot of estate claims against Joe Louis over assets and trust funds for his children. It reports his income from directing the International Boring Club and Joe Louis Milk Vo, plus earnings from his PR firm and refereeing gigs. Louis says IBC stock pays no dividends.
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Anand
Marva
Brown Bomber
International Boring Club
Joe Louis Milk Vo
Joe Lows
Billy Howe Enterprises
Louis
IBC
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Southern States Cooperative
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