Ameche And Graham On All Pro Team
Otto Graham of the Cleveland Browns is named to the AP all pro team for the sixth time with 28 votes. Alan Ameche of the Baltimore Colts, rookie rushing leader with 961 yards, also makes the offensive unit alongside Browns stars Lou Groza and Frank Gatski. The Rams place two on defense, while the Bears have four on the squad and several others are named across both sides. Graham led the league in passing with 195 attempts, 98 completions, 1,721 yards and 15 touchdowns.
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McKeldin halts Baltimore New York boxing transfer
Maryland Governor McKeldin blocked the planned January 23 boxing transfer from New York to Baltimore after a daylong session with state officials. The Maryland Athletic Commission revoked permits and ordered promoters to abandon the move, citing New York Guild conflicts and police concerns.
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Giese Signs To Coach South Carolina
Warren Giese, former Maryland assistant, signs a three year contract to coach South Carolina football. President Donald Russell announces Rex Enright will retire as head coach. Giese earns about 12000 dollars yearly and can select two new assistants while current staff stays.
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Jim Tatum
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Walkersville Bowling Sg Glade Valley Taysis Pis
Walkersville Bowling Sg Glade Valley, Ox Co, Cloverdale Farmers Supply Co, Renner Motor Co, Potomac Edison Co, Walkers Bowling Centers, Pleasant Renner Moto Co Va, Catoctin County. Weekly statistics highlight high single game 153 and high set 383 by Harmilton, and best team marks 635 game and 1748 set by Southern Restaurant.
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Middletown Triumphs 52-41 Over Poolesville on Home Court
Middletown High School defeated Poolesville 52 to 41 before 300 fans. Middletown led 17 9 11 15 across the periods, with top scorers Sigler 13 and Shoemaker Cole 11 each. Poolesville’s Bourne had 14 points, Shawver and Stottlemyer 8 apiece. Middletown improves to 3 1 and will host Damascus at 2 30 p m Tuesday.
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Damascus Quint Dominates Gaithersburg On Road
Damascus rolled to a 53 to 38 victory at Gaithersburg High School before about 400 fans. Damascus led from the first period and stayed ahead, with Ronald Gue scoring 11 and Herc Thompson 16 for the winners while Lacompte led Gaithersburg with 10. Damascus improves to five wins, no losses.
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Radio Programs Schedule for Saturday January 7
Radio listings show MBS WOR 718 AM ABC WMAL 630 AM UBS WMD 330 AM NBC WRAL 1098 AM, detailing station call signs and frequencies for a Saturday schedule. Includes a lineup of programs across identified networks and times, reflecting a mid-century broadcast map.
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Television Programs Schedule Fragment
Fragmented TV listing shows Jackie Gleason and Two for Money in early evening, Wild Bill Hickock, Rin Tin Tin, and news slots. Includes Lifetimes Living, Pro Football, Our Miss Brooks, and Sitten Miller in late evening with health and news segments.
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Eammy Whayeabo
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Imbs
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Crabbe Finn Meets Park Avenue Breakthrough
Fragmented text notes a sporting event involving Crabbe and Finn near Park Avenue with a possible break in the action. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors. read as a brief sports item with incomplete details.
Williams To Attend TD Club Banquet and Award Ceremony
Williams is set to attend the Touchdown Club of Washington banquet where the Clark Griffith Memorial Trophy honors the year’s outstanding baseball contributor. The event recognizes figures including a Boston outfielder and Hall of Fame coaches, with other awards naming top college and pro figures across football and baseball.
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Georer Halas
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Ey Cadece Mayer
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Gene Brite
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University of Maryland
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Diamond Bowling Le Results From Last Week
Scores show Gunthers 2, Diamond 1 and Farmers 1 in last week’s results with Pin Fall details for Denotes. Schedule outlines next week matchups including Gunthers vs Thomas and Farmers vs Diamond. High team scores and individual game marks list May’s Grocery and Farmers among top performers.
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Keyser Tops Romney In Lopsided Meeting
Keyser defeated Romney 75 to 57 as Ashby led with 44 points and Capon Bridge scored 39. Petersburg trailed at 58 while Franklin posted 34 and Hyndman, Pa. had 72, with West Virginia Deat Romneys 68.
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Cadets Rally Past Howard County in Lopsided Victory
Frederick High's Cadets dominated Howard County Consolidated 81 to 51 in their gym. Keilor led with 27 points, Kiracofe added 18, Poole 18 rebounds, and Moss excelled early as Frederick built a 40-24 halftime lead and stretched it to 59-34 after three quarters. Frank Yanos contributed 13 assists and strong defense, while Estes troubled Frederick with 24 points for Howard County and Coach Keller’s squad struggled at the line. The junior varsity won 49-28 as Frederick improved to 3-2, with Hagerstown looming Friday.
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Tag-Team Championship Headline at Hagerstown Armory
The first wrestling show of the year at Hagerstown Armory features eight wrestlers in an all-star card. The main event crowns the Eastern States tag-team champions with Karl von Albers and Korky Hi Lee vs Buddy Rogers and the Great Scott in a best two of three falls match with a one hour limit. Missing names and spelling errors exist for two preliminary bouts featuring Arnold Skaaland vs Wild Bill Zimovithh and Angelo Savaldi vs Kit Fox.
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Red Tape Delays Tatum Return To North Carolina
CHAPEL HILL N C Jan 6 Jim Tatum Maryland head football coach appeared set to return to his alma mater but decisions were stalled by university red tape. Chancellor House said clearance from the faculty committee on athletics the athletic committee acting university president and the Board of Trustees executive committee was needed. Tatum met with athletic director Erickson and others while a two hour council session continued.
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Maryland, North Carolina linked to Tatum era in ACC
Discussion centered on coach Tatum and his Maryland tenure plus North Carolina under Barclay. ACC membership, future coaching moves, and legislative notes following other sports items including Segula’s record horse sale and Unionville 4-H basketball season opener.
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Senior Bowl Game Today in Mobile South favored in clash
In Mobile Alabama the seventh annual Senior Bowl pits top college players as the South, coached by Bud Brown, faces the North led by Buddy Parker. Notable stars include Kentucky's Hardy for the South and Iowa’s Reichow with Wisconsin’s Haluska for the North. Winning team members earn 30 dollars while losers receive 400. The game will be broadcast on Mutual.
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San Francisco
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Wisconsin
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Connie Mack Improves and Plans Walk Lessons
Connie Mack has improved after a broken hip and will begin walking lessons next week. He stays with his son Roy in Bryn Mawr and enjoys sun time and occasional drives when weather allows. First settlement by white men on the Atlantic coast near Winyah Bay, South Carolina, in 1526 was led by Lucas Vasquez de Ayllon with about 500 people including enslaved Africans.
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