Martinez Dominates Chestnut For Unanimous Win
Isidro Martinez, Panama's featherweight sensation, defeated Chestnut in a 16 round unanimous decision at Capitol Arena before 958 fans. Martinez outweighed by about two pounds, danced and pressured, scoring his best head shot in round three to floor Chestnut. Judges scored 100-85, 98-85, and 96-89 with an AP tally of 98-51. Manuel Alfaro, Martinez's manager, hailed the win as proof of his star’s threat to Saddler.
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Frederick High Girls Win Their First Game
Frederick High School’s Cadettes defeated the Alumnae 52 to 37 in the gym Friday night to begin the season with a win. Mary Dressen and Doris Lydard stood out while guards Bunny Atkinson and Susan Keefer anchored the defense.
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Thurmont Continues- Season Undefeated
Thurmont kept its perfect season intact with a 51 to 34 home win over Taneytown, extending a string of decisive victories this year. The Thurmont cagers dominated early and never surrendered the lead, with next facing St. Joseph's at home Monday.
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Frederick Cadets Edge Howard County In Close OT Thriller
Frederick High School Cadets survive a tight overtime 57-55 win over Howard County, after leading by 10 with six minutes left. Oldham sparked late for Howard County, but Charlie Keller sealed the victory with a corner field goal in OT. The junior Jayvees fell 51-40 to the Howard County Jays in the earlier game.
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Gaithersburg Narrowly Beats Damascus in League Showdown
Gaithersburg crushed Damascus 81 to 30 as the Hornets built a dominant lead after a close first half. In other action, Walkersville-Strawberry division results featured Cross Roads Inn and several area teams posting wins and high bowling marks.
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Return Bout In June Is Likely for Sugar Ray Robinson
Sugar Ray Robinson signals readiness for a rematch with Gene Fullmer after their January 2 bout. Fullmer’s camp prefers delayed outdoor action in Yankee Stadium and undefined other venues. Negotiations hinge on timing, purse, and avoiding net loss, with potential moves to Salt Lake City Denver or Houston.
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Harold Kill
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Ray
Gene Fullmer
Duckpin Match Tourney Heads to Frederick County Finals
The third annual all star duckpin championship tourney is set for Turner's Coliseum in Belairstown on March 3 9 and 19 with local heats starting January 13 at Health Center Alleys. The winners advance to the national finals in Hagerstown. TV telecasts from Washington and strong BPAA and Duckpin associations oversee the event.
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Eisenhower Middle East policy draws mixed world reaction
The plan to authorize U S military force to block Communist aggression in the Middle East and spend 400 million dollars in two years for economic aid drew varied responses abroad. Arab nations resist standby troop rights. Soviet, Chinese and Yugoslav outlets condemn it, while Britain France and Italy show cautious approval and interest in Western unity. Local Arab and Egyptian press critique conditions on aid and sovereignty while calling for asset release or stronger regional action.
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Parasites Hit Livestock. A VMA Urges Prevention
The American Veterinary Medical Association warns farmers parasites threaten all livestock classes and total losses reach about 30 million dollars in cattle alone. Emphasis falls on prevention through good management and sanitation as the safest control method, with vaccines medicines and veterinary care aiding efforts. Warmer dry spells raise toxin risk in Sudan grass and some broadleaf forages, though toxicity is seasonal and plants can still serve as forage at other times.
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Sudan
Cattle Farmers Warned About Calf Diet Needs
The American Veterinary Medical Association cautions cattle farmers that young calves especially just weaned may struggle with coarse roughage like field corn fodder. While older cattle digest it, calves risk malnutrition disease and weakened resistance unless their rations are properly supplemented.
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