Moose Fight Back To Win In Hagerstown Thriller
Frederick Moose overcome a 21-16 halftime deficit at Fingerston Armory to upset the Cabineers 54-49 Sunday. Despite limited roster, Moose trio Ray Gardner Jimmy Sparks and Hal Moser fueled a second half rally behind Bill Bruchey’s career night holding Joe Howard to three baskets. Referee Lightner supervised a fast, two-team duel as Seconday headlines promised Friday TV doubleheader.
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Fraterick
Cabineers
Hagerstown
Frederick Moose
Quint
Moose
Frederick
Uuperior
Ray Gardnering
Jimmy Sparks
Hal Afoser
Lloyd
Rice
Pete Demchak
Bill Bruchey
The
Bruchey
Joe Howard
Hagerstown Star
Meose
F. Tp. Sparks
I Rice
Moser
Brachey
Tohls
Siege Wei
Lightner
Amvets Score Victory Here At Local Armory
Frederick AMVETS defeated Washington AMVET Post 13 58 to 48 in the Sunday matinee at the Armory court. Hoss and Barnhart led Frederick, Pavick tied for high points on Washington, while Dillinger fueled Post 13. Attendance rose vs prior Sunday, with a tight game early and a Frederick surge in the second period.
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Frederick Amvets
Washington Amvet Post
Armory Court
Martinsburg V. FL. W
Frederick Coca Cola
Hoss
Kemsberg
Barnhart
AMVET
Pavick
Washington
Dillinger
Post
Frederick
Washington Amvets
Frederick Amvet
G. F.tp
Boaz
Diggot
Cloakley
Giebel
Schuman
Dannehl
G.F. Tp
Goldberg
Remsberg
Ross
Winters
James
Murray
Keller
Feriods
Metz
Angleberger
Timer
Cassell
Casey
Ensor
Emmons Promoted to Corporal Serving in Japan
In Japan Corporal Emmons son of Dr and Mrs Wesley W Emmons of Hamsville serves with the Far East Air Forces. Promoted to Corporal he acts as a Statistician in Supply Headquarters at Japan Air Material Area Air Base at Tachikanse Japan.
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Cpl. Emmons
Wesley W. Emmons
Hamsville
Far East Air Forces
Japan
Jama
Japan Air Material Area
Tachikanse
Nittany Lions Return Home After 33 13 Tie With SMU
Penn State’s unbeaten Nittany Lions returned to State College amid joyous crowds estimated at 2000. Coach Bob Higgins praised SMU star Doak Walker while noting Penn State’s stronger second half to finish the 33 13 tie in Dallas, Texas, on New Year’s Day.
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SMU
Penn State
Lion
Bob Higgins
Higgins
Doak Walker
Recreation Bowling League Lates and High Scores
The Recreation Bowling League results include Scouits Jacks Feed Amer. Store Mercers Sta Mercer Jones Geisers Store Moose Lodge Tru Blu Keilholtz McKenzie Amoco F. U. Ckers Storm Shipley with weekly standings and top marks. High team set Mercer Jones and Son 1720 and 602 high individual set Ace Harper McKenzie Amoco 389 and high individual game Dick Donsife Veterans Foreign Wars 145.
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Lates. Scouits
Amer
Mercers
Keilholtz Gar
Tuckers' Vv
Tru Blu
Moose Lodge
Mercer Jones and Son
Ace” Harper
McKenzie-Amoco
Dick" Donsife
Veterans Foreign Wars
Gelsers' Storm-Shipley
Mercer-Jones Jacks
L. Pet. Tuckers
Stokers
Jacks
Mercers’ Ser. Sta
American Store
X & McKenzie-Amoco
Geisers’ Store
Mercer Jones
Walkersville Bowling Tonight Matches Set
Walkersville Bowling keeps a full card with A. and P. facing Strine's, Walkersville Met. meeting G. V. Bakery, Ensor's clashing with G. V. Milling, Cramer's opposed by Trout View, John Deere plays Woodsboro, and Dudrow's meets Ceresville Met.
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Strine’s
Walkersville Met
G. V. Bakery
Ensor's
G. V. Milling
Cramer's
Trout View
John Deere
Woodsboro
Dudrow
Five Year Economic Program For Japan
The Japanese Government is preparing a five year economic program based on the hope that Japan can begin execonomic growth in coming years. Officials expect measures to boost industry and trade, with emphasis on stabilization and gradual development within a broader national plan. The announcement reflects a strategic move to bolster Japan's economic standing and resilience amid postwar challenges.
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Tokyo
Japan
Coach Hahn Named Maryland Prep Football Coach of the Year
William P Hahn of Cumberland Fort Hill High School earned the Coach of the Year honor among Maryland prep football mentors after his 1947 squad posted nine wins and one loss. AP Photo notes a related commodity report on food and raw materials. Kotaro Nagai of the Japanese Board of Trade quoted 1947 imports between 420 and 449 million dollars, with 227.9 million for food and 91 million for raw textiles.
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William P
Bill) Hahn
Cumberland
Fort Hill High School
Maryland
Baltimore
Associated Press
Kotaro Nagai
Japanese Board of Trade
Japan aims for billion-dollar export pace by 1951
U S occupation officials see a fourfold rise from present exports and record trade expansion. The self help plan projects imports rising to balance with exports, predicting continued unfavorable trade balance through 1952. This year targets 519 million dollars in exports and 781 million in imports.
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U. S
Japan
Yes Or No Universal Training Bill Answer Yes Or No
Rep. Andrews of New York plans to press for a House floor vote this year on universal military training. He will seek Rules Committee clearance and invite the Republican Steering Committee to join him before the Rules Committee. A counterattack by the National Council against Conscription urges further hearings.
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Washington
Andrews
House
House Armed Services Committee
Rules Committee
House Republican Steering Committee
National Council Against
Congress
Arcade Bowling League Results From Monrovia
Highlights show Monrovia league play with Duble-Keithr beating Coca-Cola and Rocky Springs defeating Co. Cousins. Dayhoff Gro. toppled Blue Lite, MM. J. Grove Cromwell edged Hyattstown, Ebert's won over Farm All, while High Rock fell to 0. A. Kelly of Ebert's posted the high game at 141 and a high set is noted.
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Monrovia
Duble-Keithr
Coca-Cola
All States
Rocky Springs
Co. Cousins
Dayhoff
Gro
Blue Lite
J. Grove
Oca-Cola
Ebert
Hyattstown
High Rock
Farm
Monrovia Sup. Co. Cousins
Cromwell's
Keitholtz
I Dayhoff
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Jacksonville
Fla
Buck Briggance
Jacksonville Speedway
American Motorcycle Association
Floyd i Emde
Richmond
Pedregal
Madrid
Jose Maria Pedregal
Aviles
Martinsburg
Stottle
Stocker
Ashton
Laidlow
Kline
Portersfield
Vv. Knoll
G . Thompson
Lyerly
Kepler
Kennedy
Griffin
Hummer
Mask
Vaughan
Ford
Rothenhoefer
Cpl
Wesley Emmons
Woodsboro Veneers Lumber Company
Walkersville
Frederick News-Post
Stoffer Insurance Agency
Frederick MD
Fapape
Nittany Lions
Twister
Louisiana
Cotton Valley
Arkansas
Mississippi
Tennessee
Philco
Motorola
South Wind
Melvin M. Engle
Seiberling Tires
Frederick, Md
Peaere
Markell & Ford
Arcade Bowling League
A. Kelly
Maas Opticians
Market Street
David U. Griffin
David
Griffin Insurance
N. Court St
Murray C. Bohn
Saacre
Hepwald
Murray C
Union Bridge
R. L. Zentz
KR. L. Zentz, Strout ‘Realty
Taneytown
P. B. Roop
Taylorsville
Bark Hill
F. B. Roop
New Windsor
Hicward A. Gross
Frederick Ae
Howard A. Gross
Court Street
Gaylord Brooks & Co
Gaylord Brookes & Co. Homes
Eastern
Price
New
Immed. Poss
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Stock
General Tarra
Washington Highway
Frederick Price
Patrick St
KEY Chey. Sales, Inc
KEY
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
KE. Patrick St
Noah E! Cramer
Desirabie
Waleut
Atse
Market Si
N. Market St
Market
Wilsam Ave
M. Market St. Burner
Good
Ralph W. Boyer
Harold U. Frushour
West Patrick St
Peoples Finance CO
North Court St
G. BH. Mercer & Sons
Macadam Road
Srederick
Grayson H. Meecer & Sons
Pythian Castle
F. C. Rogers
Farbms
Ashington
Rogers
Court St
Harry E. Mohler
Thurmont
Ofice
Harry F. Mohler
East Third St
Gilmore R, Flautt, SR
Motter Avenue
22Th St
All Saints St
di Avenue
Collen Parkway
P. Luther Ride
Washington Market
Luther Rice & Son
Esat
Ay Neal
E. Pat
M. D. Harp Agency
Gordon W. Spurrier
Rep
Noose Monocacy Motors
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