Greencastle Cagers Here Tomorrow
Frederick VFW travels from Frederick to Greencastle to seek revenge for an early season loss as the two Penn Maryland Association teams clash Sunday at the Armory. The day begins with girls action between Frederick Independents and Rockville Rockettes, then the league game follows. Greencastle led by Joe Howard and supported by a veteran cast aims to upend the hosts on their court.
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Gettysburg College
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al Rosen
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DiMaggio To Be Paid Same Salary In 1951
New York January 5 Joe DiMaggio will receive the same salary as last year. General Manager George Weiss of the New York Yankees said the star outfielder’s pay is believed to be around 100 000. DiMaggio batted .301 with 32 homers and 122 RBIs in 138 games last season. Weiss said DiMaggio will be mailed a contract next week and Casey Stengel is out of the trade market. He warned that war conditions limit manpower and that the club cannot trade away three or four players to land a single pitcher.
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George Weiss
New York Yankees
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Yankee
DiMaggio
Casey Stengel
Casey
Yankees
Ned Garver
St. Louis Browns
Garver
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Browns
Only 21 Of Nats Home Games To Be Televised
Washington Senators president Clark Griffith announced that only 21 of the Senators home games will be televised this season. The plan omits holiday and Sunday games, with three broadcasts per each of the seven visiting teams, likely at night, as officials defend TV cuts amid attendance concerns.
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Blue Ridge Bowling League Latest Results and Standings
Weekly results show V F W four to zero over Palace and Damascus edging Coliseum one to two with Moose Legion postponed. standings list teams Amer Legion Raney’s Coliseum Moose Rec Center Damascus V F W Palace Martinsburg with several matches postponed. High game Morgan Damascus 163 high set Copenhaver Coliseum 402. Team high game and set Coliseum 681 and 1 876. Season averages Logue Damascus 126 1 Shankle Moose 124 11 Powell Legion 123 26 Wright Legion 123 14 Roderick V F W 122 18 Copenhaver Coliseum 122 18
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Evening Radio Schedule Shows and Hosts listings
A dense OCR listing page outlines a full day of radio and television programming with hosts, show titles, and networks. Programs span from 4:00 PM to 10:30 PM, featuring names such as Harmony Rangers, Harry Wismer, Gene Autry, Jack Benny, Red Skelton, Texaco, and Abbott productions. The guide includes time slots, show names, and sponsor cues across CBS NBC and DuMont networks, with numerous musical and variety broadcasts.
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the Murray
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TV Highlights New York Jan 64 Truman State of the Union TV radio
President Truman to address Congress in a joint session Monday with TV at 6 pm and radio at 1 pm. Weekend schedules show ABC NBC CBS and DuMont airings across primetime from 4 30 pm to 10 pm including Pax Ted Mack Lamp Unto My Feet One Man's Family Abbott and Costello and more with various religious and entertainment programs listed.
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Secret Weapon
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F H S Grads Win Two Games In Alumni Homecoming
In the eight year old Alumni series at Frederick High School the Old Grads defeated the current Frederick High School teams 28 to 27 in a close homecoming basketball double. Alumni players Dick Ramsburg and teammates Bil Talley Al Routzahn Bob Marendt and Jim Stockman who later joined the University of Maryland squads starred at times.
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Clarksville Edges Damascus 33 29 in tight county game
In a district matchup Clarksville defeated Damascus 33 to 29 as local observers noted a gritty defensive effort. Separate reports detail a hunting accident near Smyrna where a bird dog triggered a shotgun wounding Noel Coleman of Nashville in the hand, and a small court session where Dallas Whipp faced peace disturbance charges after failing to appear.
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Foul Shot Star To Give Exhibition Here
Bunny Levitt, Sport magazine’s top foul shooter pick, will visit Frederich High School gym January 13 for a free demonstration. He will cover basket shooting, passing, dribbling, pivoting, offense and defense, using the F HO OS teams to illustrate fundamentals. Levitt, AAU record holder, once made 499 straight free throws in 1835 and later shot for seven and a half hours straight, missing only two.
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Frederick County Church League opens with six teams in action
The Frederick County Church League season debut Thursday at Middletown High School featured six of seven teams. Frederick Reformed beat Urbana Methodist 48 to 37 behind Eddie Albaugh, Jefferson Reform Church triumphed 58 to 37 against Calvary Methodist, and Jefferson Lutheran edged Frederick Church of the Brethren 45 to 31 with Tucker leading the Lutherans. Asbury Methodist was idle.
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Tucker
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van Remsberg
Roderick
Cramer
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Berger
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Y s Swimmers Tie Hagerstown Team
Y s swimmers tie Hagerstown team in a Friday meet as Lally Shebye Ronnie Smith Nickie Nichols and Bucky Summers anchor a comeback in the 160 yard race. Hagerstown’s lineup includes Bowers J Nichols J Math and Strack Alfred Shockley as coach. Other events list Doug Foge first in freestyle and Nichols in the 40 yard race among top finishes.
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Yankees Voted Team Of Year
Casey Stengel and the New York Yankees topped the Associated Press year end poll naming them team of the year. The Phillies finished fourth with Oklahoma and New York City College also high, while Lakers Browns and other stars trailed. Clark Griffith III collapsed in Orlando from stress, admitted rest and observation advised.
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Yankees
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Tivoli Bill Coming Week Tivoli and Frederick Theaters Show Schedule
The Tivoli and Frederick theaters list film offerings for the coming week. Tivoli features Sleeping Car, Walk Softly Strang, The Milk Man, and The Adventures of Robin Hood with Bugs Bunny cartoons on select days. Frederick presents Lone some, Ligh Lone some, World War II era double features, and an Errol Flynn lineup with additional cartoon shorts. A local dog attack case in Montgomery County Court is noted with damages sought for fright and hysteria.
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Suni
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Dallas
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Coxleon Gray
Richard Conte
Joe McNoakes
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Audie Murphy
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Eoergency Lancing
Opera House Film Schedule For Next Week
Say you saw it in The News. City Opera House announces next week programs with Tyrone Power and Micheline Presle in American Guerrilla in the Philippines from Sunday to Wednesday, and Alec Guinness with Dennis Price in Kind Hearts and Coronets on Thursday. A feature shows Monte Hale in The Missourians, plus Kirby Grant and Chinook in Call Out the Klondike, with cartoons and general news.
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Micheline Prette
Philippines
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