St Johns of Frederick win parochial high school clash
St Johns of Frederick defeated St Marys 41 to 37 in overtime as Jerry Quill and Tom Quill combined for late jumper and free throws. St Marys girls beat St Johns 35 to 19 while foul shooting defined the men's result and previewed a Mount St Josephs clash.
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St.John’s
Frederick
We “Hagerstown
St. Mary’s High
St. Mary's Girls
St. John’s Lassies
Jerry Quill
Tom
Bor
St. Mary's
F. If Turner
F Levy
Konns
Reiler
C al Hicks
Q Cross
St. John's
T. Quill
F J, Quill
A Lipps
Rickell
Bill Kennedy
Winpigler
St. Mary’s
Fudd St. Johns's
Angleberger
Murray
Brish
Campbell
Network Radio Schedule Fragment from 1990
Radio listings show a dense 1990 schedule with multiple stations and programs across CBS NBC ABC and DuMont. Entries include news, sports, comedies, dramas, music variety, and film programs from 6:00 pm to 11:20 pm, naming programs like News and Commentary, The Eddie Fisher Show, Burns and Allen, Groucho Marx Film, Dragnet, and Name That Tune, with station tags and times interwoven. The fragment preserves a snapshot of prime time radio lineups and crossover broadcasts across networks and miscellaneous stations.
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CBS
WFMD
ABC
WMSL
Ebs
Nbe Sports
Nbe
Tennessee Ernie
Abe News
Datty
Abe
Bob Hope
Cbs Crime Fighters
Rosemary Cleo
Cbs Serenade
Bing Crosby
Abe Amos
Andy
Flanagan
Abc State of Nation
Fibber & Molly
Abe Mr. Keen
Cbs Netys
Abe Musica
Caravan
Mbs
Gildergleeve
Jana Pickens
Cbs Front 4 Center
Mibs
News & Varieties
All Mete
Sammy Kaye
StuSfont
Four Star
Cos
Aba
Abc Public Defender
Stave Allen
Orioles Fans Largely White Collar Revealed by Poll
Baltimore 1954 fan study shows 41.5 percent white collar workers, 14.3 percent executives, 24.8 percent factory workers. 26 percent from out of town, mainly Pennsylvania. Washington area very small shares. Public relations chief Dick Armstrong notes 65 percent consistently back Orioles, plans policy tweaks. Jackie Jensen wins Gene Mack Memorial Award for Red Sox 1954, honored Jan 26.
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Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
Dick Armstrong
Jesse Baseball
Armstrong
Oriate
George Gallup
Princeton
Aux
Gener
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Washington
Jonz
Jensen
Boston
Jackie Jensen
Gene Mack
Boston Red Sox
Baseball Writers
Boston Writers
Early College Basketball Scores Mixed Across Nation
AP roundup lists Cornell 69 Columbia 55 and Pennsylvania 42 Yale over Fordham 64 while Rhode Island 75 over Brown, Lehigh 85 over Buteurs 72. Other results include Gettysburg 108 over Wisconsin 68 and Navy 77 over William Mary 56 with several minor matchups across the region.
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Associated Press
Cornell
Columbia
Geneva
Pitt
Pennsylvania
Yale
St.Francis
Bkn
Rhode Island
Brown
Lehigh
Buteurs
Gettysh
Maryland
Dartmouth
St Anselms
Middletown Downs Cadets in Varsity and Jayvee Games
Middletown High School varsity defeated Frederick County 30 to 38 on the Valleyites court. The Middletown ninth grade team crushed the Valley jayvee 63 to 12 in a preliminary. Shoemaker starred for the county varsity with accurate shooting and ballhandling. Frankie Martz and Davey Meadows helped the junior county squad with strong free throws.
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Middletown High School
Frederick’s County
Yalleyites
Quint
Valley Jayvee
Shoemaker
Cadet County
Shoe
Cole
de Voe
Middletown Jayvees
Aintir
Ers
Davey Meadows
Frankie Martz
Giants Sign Don Mueller in 1953 Season Plan
Roundup by Gayle Talbot notes New York Giants announced the signing of outfielder Don Mueller for the 1953 season. The piece also covers Willie Mays, Horace Stoneham, contract discussions, and a game score summary including Middletown and Devon with multiple players referenced and team references to Giants and Senior Bowl practices.
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Gayle Talbot
New York
New York Giants
Don Mueller
World Champions’ Organization
Horace Stoneham
Willie Mays
Stoneham
Phoenix
Horace
Mays
Mueller
Willie
Frederick
Lacey
F. O
Allison
Merchant
Littleton
Willie Mills
Mixon
Bussard
Willie J Mideltatown
Cha G
Polike
Kaw Haw
F. Shoemaker
Cole
Witie
Finke
Harshman
Tendricks
Eccard
Routzahn
Lyerly
Blum
Jackson
Jayvee
Wil
D. Keller
Wachter
Meadows
Markey
Baker
Es Miller
Martz
Carty
Strine
Tom
Strettetorn
jAhaltf
Mobile
Ala
Steve Owen
Satur
o!North
Paul Brown
Uiwith Owen
Dubeljlatineu
Vadane Haupt
Kline
Hawkins
McGaha
C. Smith
Besen Pitan Ashbaugh
Hughes
Perinds i Frederick
Middielown
Summers
Kiracoffe
Turner—Moss
Seorer—Jackson
Owen Has Fair Squad For Game
North coach Owen names a strong starting backfield and line across five games with Bobby Preeman Corky Tharp L G Dupre Dick Bielski as key backs and Tack Locklear at center. Brown favors Dave Leggett Bob McNamara Corky Taylor Alan Ameche in backfield, with linemen Dageer Garritt Glantz Morze Beltis Bullough and Damore. Kickoff is 245 p.m. Saturday and the contest will be on CBS radio.
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Yankees
Owen
Brown
Cleveland
Browns
Bobby Preeman
Auburn
Corky ‘Tharp
Alabama
L. G. Dupre Baylor
Dick Bielski
Maryland
Max Boydston
Oklahoma
Frank McDonald
Miami
James Ray Smith
Baylor
Sid Fourner
Bud Brooks
Arkansas
George Atkins
Tack Locklear
Dave Leggett
Ohio State
CBS
Irreverent remark about Millard and manager silence
The speaker reluctantly urges action against Millard or another figure, noting the manager never spoke about him. The tone suggests mild irritation and demand for explanation, with a request to learn why no communication was made.
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Millard
Mattager
Zimmerman Proposes Change In Football Scoring
Frederick High School athletic director James F. Skip Zimmerman advocates altering scoring to reward rushing plays over the goal line with two points while keeping the extra point for place kicks. He argues that current place-kick conversions favor specialists and ignores the value of forward passes and revaluations in conversions.
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James F
Zimmerman
Frederick
Itn
NCAA
Hidh
Gutterback Evaluation and ‘Re-Breaking Possibilities of Revalutinn
Zimme
NUAA
Sugar Ray Robinson Knocks Out Joe Rindone in Comeback Fight
Sugar Ray Robinson, 34, returned to the ring with a decisive knockout of Joe Rindone in the seventh round before 11,975 fans. Robinson, fresh from a 30 month layoff, showed signs of rust but delivered a sharp two-punch combination and promised time to regain his touch as he weighed 159 to Rindone’s 16312.
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Sugar Ray Robinson
Joe Rindone
Boston
Robinson
Rindone
Sugar Ray
Hinidone
Bowling League Standings And Seasonal Averages
The B R Bowling League shows Whispering Pinks at 38 points and Jacobson's 38 with partial listings for Boonshoro and Woodfields. High seasonal averages include Wolfensberger 127.1 Palladino 125.29 Koontz 124.20 Weddle 123. 36 Beckard 123.27 H Burdette 123.8 Myers 122.21 Copenhaver 121.4. A note states a common toad can eat up to 10 000 garden pests yearly.
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Whispering Pinns
Jacobson's
Boonshoro
B. M. Woodfields
H.B. Duvailler
Turner’s Coliseum
Wolfensberger
Palladino
Koontz
Weddle
Beckard
H. Burdette
Myers
Copenhaver
Racketeering In Boxing Faces Senate Probers
Senator Magnuson says a Senate Commerce Committee inquiry into boxing racketeering is likely this year. He notes concern over intrusion by “Jae Leers and other shady characters” and aims to examine organized crime in the sport.
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Washington
Senate
Kefauver! Committee
Magnuson-Wass
University of Washington
Magnuson
Senate Commerce Committee
Jae Leers
Loeffler ranks Kentucky as best despite tough road tests
Philadelphia January 5 coach Ken Loeffler of La Salle defends NCAA champions Kentucky as the best team in the country if they continue with road wins. He cites Kentucky's losses to Duquesne and an on the road 9 of 12 record for La Salle, noting Kentucky would gain top status with more road tests. Also notes Navy 77 William & Mary 56 and Gettysburg 106 Western Maryland 68.
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Loeffler
Philadelphia
Ken Loeffler
LaSallle
Kentucky
Wildcats
Duquesne
Niagara
Loyola of New Orleans
Navy
William & Mary
Gettysburg
Maryland
Questions and Answers on Honey Color and Time
Q what determines the color of honey and the answer notes that color varies by nectar source with dark honeys from buckwheat and tulip tree nectar and light honeys from alfalfa orange blossoms and some clovers. Q which city has a sun dial showing approximate current time in major cities. answer Baltimore Maryland.
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Baltimore
Orioles Sign Scout McShane To West Coast Post
Jane Don McShane of San Francisco becomes a scout for the Baltimore Orioles on the West Coast. General Manager Paul Richards says the former major leaguer will cover Northern California Oregon Washington Montana and Idaho for the American League club. McShane has led West scouting for the Phillies since 1946.
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Orioles
Baltimore
Jane Don McShane
San Francisco
West
Baltimore Orioles
Paul Richards
California
Oregon
Washington
Montana
Itaho
McShane
Philadelphia Phillies
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