Cadets Revamp Lineup Ahead of South Hagerstown Tilt
Frederick High School’s Cadets prepare for a shakeup in player personnel amid disciplinary actions after a string of losses. Coach Homer Brooks vows to assess the team as South Hagerstown visits. the Rebels sit 7-0 atop the Cumberland Valley League.
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Brown Fails to Crack Huskies Defense in Rose Bowl
Pasadena AP report notes Tom Brown of Minnesota faced tough Washington pressure in the Rose Bowl. Brown, a 240 pound draft pick of the Baltimore Colts, struggled against All-American Roy McKasson who repeatedly nullified the Huskies’ star by constant double teams and productive hits. Washington won 17 to 7, securing a second straight Rose Bowl victory.
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Pranksters Foil Rose Bowl Card Tricks At Pasadena
Cal Tech students staged a prank at the Rose Bowl disrupting Washington rooters by swapping back of seat cards. Cards printed with Cal Tech insignia caused Huskies to appear as husky or reversed names. The plot involved several Cal Tech students and culminated with some cards appearing during a Disneyland visit.
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NBA Results and Scores From Monday to Wednesday
The Associated Press reports Monday results with Philadelphia defeating New York 131 to 115 and Los Angeles beating Detroit 123 to 113. Syracuse routed Cincinnati 125 to 16. Tuesday schedule includes Detroit at Philadelphia and Syracuse at New York. Wednesday features Cincinnati at Syracuse.
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Auburn Cagers Warm-Up for SEC Title
Auburn Tigers sharpen for a title run with a 76 50 win over Florence State as Ray Groover and Dave Vaughn lead with 18 points each. Coach Joe Eaves emphasizes a precise shooting approach while preparing for Saturday's SEC defense against Mississippi State.
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Big O Roars Into Pro Cage History With Royals
Oscar Robertson of the Cincinnati Royals tops NBA charts this season in assists with 371 and a 9.3 average per game. He ranks third in scoring at 1275 points and a 30.4 average, leads in field goal percentage at .475, and sits fifth in free-throw percentage at .336. Wilt Chamberlain remains rebounding leader, Elgin Baylor leads in total points, and Baylor edges Chamberlain in scoring average despite more games.
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Schloredt Dines With Rose Queen In Rose Bowl Afterglow
Washington quarterback Bob Schloredt and Rose Queen Carole Washburn shared a postgame dinner and dance after Schloredt led the Huskies to a 17-7 Rose Bowl win over Minnesota. Washburn revealed the date was set before the game and noted her parade attire included Schloredt’s warm-up pants. In a separate report, J Raleigh Nelson, 87, founder of UM International Center, died after a yearlong illness.
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Inauguration Week Security Ramps Up In Washington
Washington prepares for the inauguration from January 18 to 20 with more than 3,000 police and guards, plus Park and Capitol Police, Secret Service agents, and military support. Security plans include route checks, building surveillance, food prep oversight, and roost deterrents for birds along the parade route.
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United Fire Company Elects Bennett To Lead
The United Fire Company re elected Alan Y. Bennett as president at the annual election Monday night. Dr. James Marrone and Robert L. Smith were chosen as vice presidents, with Alvie L Ridgely named captain. Other officers include Stanley Young Bennett secretary and Paul P. Gordon treasurer. Directors named include Ellis G. Carty Jack Croneburg and Jesse Hossler. The meeting followed the election and in memoriam lists remembered deceased members.
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Wake Forest Coach Denies Cager Dirty Play Claims
Wake Forest coach Bones McKinney rebutted Villanova coach Al Severance who called Deacons guard Jerry Steele a dirty player. McKinney defended Steele, citing film evidence and noting no truth to Severance’s accusations. The teams meet in Greensboro on Feb 18, with Steele set to play as planned.
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Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery
New sealing substance shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case shows actual shrinkage with gentle pain relief. The product, Bio-Dyne discovery, is sold as Preperation HE in suppository or ointment form.
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VA News Notes And Reader Questions On Benefits
The column answers veterans questions on hospital transportation for non service connected cases and for service connected admissions. It explains reinstating World War I era GI policy, reservist reporting timelines, protecting insurance proceeds from creditors, and choosing pension options with no deadline. It also notes the death of James W. Bain, veteran and copy editor for the Newark Star-Ledger, with brief career highlights and survivors.
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Railroad Chairman Mather Dies in Winnipeg
W A Mather aged 75 chairman of the Canadian Pacific Railway Co died Monday from cancer in Winnipeg Manitoba AP report notes his leadership of the railroad for years and his age at death.
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