Alumni Basketball Night At Frederick High School
Frederick High School hosts its annual Alumni vs Cadets game tonight at the Cadets’ gym with a 7:15 p.m. start for the women’s game and the main men’s contest around 9 p.m. The alumni roster features recent grads Rob Weddle Bernie Clem Marvin Jones and John Weaver among others with coach Broderick directing.
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FHS
Henry Groff
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Jack
Joe Griffin
Engle
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Broderick
Altumni
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Japan
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Jim Stockman
University of Maryland
Hagerstown Catineers
Elm Street
Walkersville High
Jack Griffin
N.Y. U
U. of Md
Rob Weddle
Bernie Clem
Marvin Jones
Alvey Mullican
John Weaver
Richard Rinehart
Allen Routzahn
Fern Rice
Towson State Teachers College
Elizabeth
Kehne
Judy Neal
Genevieve Hahn
Ann Ramsburg
Genevieve Schildt
Jo Ann Hildebrand
Tobey Kemp
Evangeline Stull
Carroll Sanders
Beverly Wachter
Betty Kemp
Giardello Faces Panter in Madison Square Garden Fight
Philadelphia middleweight Giardello, ranked No. 3 among Bobo Olson's challengers, meets Salt Lake City's Garth Panter in a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden tomorrow. Giardello is a 2 to 1 favorite as Panter notes no knockout defeats in 66 pro starts with 52 wins, 12 losses, 2 draws and 56 knockouts.
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Philadelphia
Bobo Olson
Garth Panter
Salt Lake City
Madison Square Garden
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Walkersville Bowling League Walks Into Half Season Standings
Walkersville Bowling Center leads the Major Division standings with Landis Jewelry and H R Duvall close behind as teams post weekly results. High scores include E Reed 159 in a game and a 410 combined set tied by May and K Ford.
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Renner Motor
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Radio Program Schedule Across Networks and Shows
A dense listing of radio programs and times across CBS WEMD NBC WRAL MBS WOR ABS WmaL and DuMont networks. Entries include news bulletins sports, dramas, variety shows, and guest appearances such as Beulah, Perry Como, Sinatra, Bob Hope, and Eddie Fisher, with multiple stations and time blocks noted.
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All-Out Football War Looms Between NFL and CP Lagues
VANCOUVER January seventh reports Cal gary Stampeders vice-president Orville Burke warned of an all-out war over players between the National Football League in the United States and Canadian professional leagues. He accused the NFL of using propaganda to lure U S college players away and criticized former Calgary coach Bob Snyder for remarks about enmity between Canadian and American players on Canadian teams.
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Very Quiet TV Meeting Sets 1954 Football TV Rules
Cincinnati reports a calm NCAA TV round table as the Television Committee reiterates a one appearance rule and considers delaying and subscription plans. The group aims to broaden representation, study sell out exceptions, and weigh impact on gate receipts and public relations.
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Television
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Rennet
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Lions and Longhorns Triumph In YMCA Youth Contests
In YMCA Intermediate Basketball League action on Thursday the Lions beat the Bulldogs 29 to 25 while the Longhorns overwhelmed the Tigers 31 to 12. D Nikirk led the Longhorns with top scoring, followed by Rovin of the Bulldogs, and Lions Williams and Longhorns Littleton in close pursuit.
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Knicks and Lakers Roll To Conference Wins
The Minneapolis Lakers beat the Rochester Royals 89-81 to stay atop the Western Division, while the New York Knickerbockers downed the Baltimore Bullets 82-70 to lead the Eastern Division by three games. Philadelphia swept Milwaukee 88-73 as Syracuse beat Fort Wayne 79-69, tying the Celtics for second in the East.
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Rochester Royals
Lakers
Rochester
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Baltimore Bullets
Knick
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Hawks
New York
Syracuse
Inter Church Bowling League MEN S DIVISION
Monday matches show Calvary Methodist facing Buckeystown Doubs Lutheran confronting Church of Brethren Evangelical against Middletown Lutheran against Mt Pleasant Grace against Middletown Reflections. Tuesday games list Mt Pleasant Baptist against Caiaiy Methodist Lutheran Mothers versus Urbana Frederick Lutheran Forest Grove Buckeystown against St Johns.
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George Washington U keeps eighth straight win in gritty win
George Washington University's Colonials defeated Mount Pleasant Methodist 88 to 64 to extend their streak to eight. The team maintained a high scoring pace with notable performances from W. Alsbaugh and S. Kelly and set season averages near 88 points per game. Golf opens in Los Angeles with Lloyd Mangrum leading a 150-player field for $20,000 prize.
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Maureen Connolly Again Wins Honors
Maureen Connolly, the 19 year old San Diego tennis star, is named Female Athlete of the Year for 1953 in the Associated Press year end poll for a third straight year. She led with 73 first place votes and 281 points, ahead of Florence Chadwick and Babe Zaharias.
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Maureen Connolly
Associated Press
Little Mo
U. S
San Diego
Florence Chadwick
Babe Dickinson Zaharias
Navy tests pilot reactions to reduce jet accident blame
The Navy conducts experiments to measure a pilot's physical and emotional responses in high speed jets to cut down accidents blamed on pilot error.
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South Names Game Starters For Senior Bowl Lineup
South Coach Steve Quwen named a starting offense led by passing ace Zeke Bratkowski and backs Max McGee Bobby Cavazos and Tommy Lewis for Saturdays Senior Bowl. Ends Dreher Gaskin and Dave Davis anchor the receiving corps while guards J D Roberts and Tom Drake and center Ed Baker bolster the line.
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Oklahoma
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Tom Drake
Chattanooga
Ed Baker
Auburn
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Paul Brown
Campanella Honored by B Nai Brith for 1953 Sports Awards
Catcher Roy Campanella of the Brooklyn Dodgers was named a recipient of one of six awards by the sports judge of B nai brith for excellence in 1953. The two time NL MVP and benefit game star will be honored at the Chicago lodge annual dinner on January 24 as part of a cross town event with the White Sox and Cubs. More than 340 television stations are now on the air at Comiskey Park for the midsummer benefit game scheduled for July 1, where the cross town rivals have split the four prior meetings.
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Filipski Signs To iPlay With Browns
Gene Filipski, 180-pound halfback and versatile back, signed a pro football contract with the Cleveland Browns during Senior Bowl practices in Mobile. The 21-year-old, from Sacramento, previously played for Army in 1950 and Villanova in 1952 and 1953, after being drafted by the Browns in January 1952.
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Ala
Brown
Filipski
Sacramento
Calif
National Football League
Philadelphia
Sykesville Community Notes Include School Change and Births
Charles Tree begins duties as music teacher at Sykesville High School succeeding Marilyn Hardester. Mr and Mrs Trexel plan to move from Salisbury this week. C C Williams injured when a garden tractor fell on his foot. Mr and Mrs Robert Allport and family return from a 10 day Florida trip. William Beaton and family hosted by Rev and Mrs Lester Welch. Rev Amos Stone visiting NC church. Young Adults of St Pauls held a party. Mrs John Goodwin named Freedom District March of Dimes chair. Birth of daughter Darlene Ruth to Mr and Mrs Richardson. Lisa Christine born to Mr and Mrs Bruce Quauff Jr. Robert E Randall, Eldersburg, helped crew naval ship救 to save 36 survivors of the Baltimore freighter Oklahoma.
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Trexel
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Florida
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Washington
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Edwin
Amos H. Stone
North Carolina
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Eldersburg
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Bon Secours Hospital
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Gilbert Randall
Oklahoma
North Atlantic
Fights Last Night In Fall River Card Matches
Eddie Freeman of Philadelphia outpointed Tommy Tibbs of Boston in a lightweight bout held in Fall River. Oscar Pharo from Detroit outpointed AL Hunter also in Detroit. Separate line notes a diabetes estimate of one million undiagnosed cases in the U S.
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Mass
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Philadelphia
Tommy Tibbs
Boston
Detroit
Oscar Pharo
AL Hunter
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