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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1948
Page
10
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Rear Admiral James L. Holloway Jr. convened a special panel from the Naval Academy Athletic Association to study overall athletic policy with mutual interest of the association and the academy. Seven of eight committee members are former Navy grid coaches, and the work is advisory with all sports under review. The Navy football program has faced a tough schedule with 15 losses and only two wins in the past two seasons amid calls to alter the coaching arrangement.
Frederick Moose vs Hagerstown Cabineers headline a twin bill at the State Armory on Friday night with the Baltimore Y.M.C.A. and Fraternalists also on the card. Hagerstown aims to avenge a prior loss as star players Joe Howard Max Kendall and Jim Dorsey lead the Cabineers while Frederick’s Rice Gardner and Moser pace the Moose in a bid to keep their 1948 record intact. Three officials, Bill Buzzerd Bob Bowles Cy Moore, will referee the events.
Houston Chronicle reports a home signing of a Texas and Notre Dame football agreement is expected soon with Austin-hosted series opening in 1969. Texas previously defeated Notre Dame 34 to 6 at South Bend, the latest reference in sports editor Dick Freeman notes.
In a national women’s team of four championship in Atlantic City the tie hinged on a squeeze play. East’s one spade overcall signaled high cards as declarers read East held ace diamonds and possibly king clubs. The hand ends with a successful squeeze and a final club finesse securing the last tricks. Benny Leonard leaves net estate near 40000 to widow Jacqueline Leonard with cash noted in tax appraisals.
Negotiations between Joe Louis and Twentieth Century Sporting Club officials over minor terms for a June title defense continue in New York. Louis to receive 40 percent of gate with an opposing foe likely Jersey Joe Walcott. A compromise on splits is expected as Mike Jacobs recovers in Miami Beach.
Frederick news notes a half title playoff between Y M C A and Bright Spot in county basketball. Both clubs finished the seven game half schedule with one loss, and Middletown was eliminated in the preceding round. The double bill at the Armory features rival quintets using fictitious names as a test of the two institutions’ players.
Jean Ewell Blackwell signed with the Cincinnati Reds for 1948. While terms were not announced, Reds president Warren C. Giles implied a substantial raise, with sports writers guessing a salary between 20 600 and 25 000. A second item reports Soviet bans on displaying Hollywood star photos, noting Clark Gable's image being restricted.
Court news lists two bills for absolute divorce Janice W Low v Barton E Low and Audrey E Yeschenko v Fred E Yeschenko with counsel fees. Marriage licenses issued Ernest Albaugh and Thelma Phelps. Christopher Burriss and Elva Fauble. Property deeds show transfers between Mumma and Garber, Hitselberger and Smith, and Landers with Mathias details.
The British and American military governors proposed a powerful and nearly complete economic government for Germany. It would include a Supreme Court and tax power but exclude political authority, with a temporary bi zonal framework to speed postwar recovery. General Robertson said the goal remains a united Germany.
The In His Steps class at Calvary Methodist met at the parsonage to begin the year with a meeting led by president Mrs. Oran Lease. Twenty eight members answered roll call and the group discussed committee reports while devotions featured poems. A sunshine basket will go to a sixteen year old Baltimore hospital patient. The February gathering is planned at Mrs. E R Pearl's home.
WMAL WOR WFMD WRAL and NBC Radio listing outlines Evening 13 Min slots. Programs include In My Opinion Talks at 6:30, Anne Lom & Abner repeats, News by Lowell Thomas, Supper Club, Five MH, Steve Comedy, Photo Drama, The Marazme Theatre, Family Theater, Euldia Cantor Show, Lenny Herman Quar Dance Band, Earl Godwin Talk, News & Variety, Dancing Hour.
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