Sanity Code Issue To Be Up Saturday at NCAA Meet
In Dallas the 45th annual NCAA convention centers on the proposed sanity code governing athletic financial aid. President Hugh C. Willett outlined key issues including television ban, potential discipline for six to ten members, conference enforcement transfer, and constitutional revisions. Big Ten and Pacific Coast push to strengthen NCAA powers, while PCC seeks to ban spring football. several schools face suspension considerations for code violations.
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Dallas
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Hugh C. Willett
University of Southern California
NCAA
Willett
Southwest
Southern
Southeastern Conference
Southwest Conference
Husky
Big Ten
Pacific Coast
Pacific Coast Conference
Pccs
Villanova
Virginia
Virginia Military
Virginia Poly
Citadel
Boston College
Maryland
Thurmont Narrow Win Over Brunswick
In Baltimore on January 8 the city criminal court judges urged a new grand jury to probe gambling, narcotic use by youths, and police brutality complaints. The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People claimed to have evidence of police brutality in the city.
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Baltimore
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Mangrum Wins Open For Second Time
Pi-Lloyd Mangrum captured the Los Angeles Open for the second time with a four under par 67 final round to total 280, one stroke ahead of Henry Ransom who led through rounds two and three. Mangrum earned 2600 dollars. Ransom took 1900.
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Los Angeles
Lloyd Mangrum
Ransom
Texas
St. Andrews
Ill
Henry
Mangrum
Buckeye halfback Doyle expelled for low grades
Ohio State University expelled halfback Richard Doyle for poor grades marking a second football related dismissal in a week. Doyle plans to seek readmission in the spring quarter and had been reported to have enrolled at the University of Miami Michigan. Teammate Vir Janowicz was also dropped for winter quarter and both players aim to regain eligibility for next fall and their final year of competition.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Richard
Doyle
Tthe University
College of Commerce
Ohio State Lantern
University of Miami
Florida
Janowicz
Ohio State
Buckeye
Man Who Died In Battle Voted Player Of Year
Des Moines reports football writers named St John Trent as football's man of the year posthumously. Trent, Army captain and West Point graduate, died Nov 15 in Korea while warning his men. The award goes to West Point for one year. plaques go to Walter Trent's Memphis, Tenn. parents.
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Des Moines
Football Writers Association of America
St. John Trent
Bert McGrane
Register- Tribune
Trent
Korea
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
Associated Press
Football Writers Association
Walter Trent
Memphis
Washington Capitols to Be Disbanded After Last Game
The Washington Capitols of the NBA will be disbanded after tomorrow night's game in Philadelphia. Publicity director Joe Hulman said the decision followed an all day meeting with Chris Heurich Brewing Co officials. Owner Mike Uline had hoped the brewers could buy the club and keep it in Washington. With the final decision made there was no other choice but to fold the team. The Capitols were struggling, finishing last in their division as attendance fell below 500 for several games.
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Washington, Jan & Ta
Washington Capitols
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia
Joe Hulman
Caps
Chris Heurich
Capitols
Glade Valley League Score Roundup
Glade Valley League latest results include Ramsberg 2 against Weld 2 and Ideal Gar 2 against Fred. Co. Pd. 2. Mt. Pleasant 2 over Walkville 1, Country Club 1. Lawson Met. 2 beat Eagles 1. Ox Co 3 over Farm Sup 0. Pinfall point totals show Ox Co leading with 1,740 overall. High game by Ox Co 60M, Nusbaum of Mt. Pleasant 158, Taylor of Ox Co 373 for the full match.
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Ramsberg Weld
Ideal Gar
Fred. Co. Pd
Mt. Pleasant
Walkville
Country Club
Lawson Met
Eagles
Ox Co
Farm
Nusbaum
Taylor
Walkersville
Lawson Moiris
Country Club Farmers Supply
Ramsberg Wold
Ideal Garage
Fredk Co
Births and visits mark Bolivar area social notes
Bolivar and nearby areas record births and christenings including Cheryl Darleen Beans in Round Hill with godparents from Shepherdstown Arlington and Norfolk. Families visit Camp Hill and Frederick homes. weddings births and illnesses are noted along with holiday visitors and church events.
Libertytown Bowling League Scores and Standings
Libertytown Bowling latest results list teams Grabill Fisher Smith Wright's Nash Stitely's. Matches Friday Wright's vs Fisher's Nash vs Smith's Grabill's vs Stitely's. High game Murphy of Fisher's. High set Hammond of Wright's. Team Nash's 538 high game and Wright's 1 529 feet total 1 529.
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Nash
Stitely
Grabill
Fisher
Wright's
Smith
Friday Wright
Grabills
Murphy
Hammond
Wright
W. L. Pet Fisher's Shop
Wright's Store Ag
Grabius P)vers
HBS Nash's Plasterers
Smith’s Trucks
Il Stitely’s
Union Bridge School Welcomes New Teacher at Elmer Wolfe
Union Bridge residents welcomed a new teacher Mrs. David J. Reedy of Westminster replacing Miss Barbara Wolfe who resigned during the holidays and returned to White Plains. Reedy, mother of three, previously taught for years and now serves as secretary of the Children's Aid Society in Carroll County. Ronald Michaels of Florida is on leave with his family. Herbert Michaels Jr. spoke by phone from California on Christmas Day. Harod Garner, a Bridgewater College student, visited with his aunts Misses Carrie and Bessie Garner. Florence Garner of Frederick was a guest. John Carbaugh near Union Bridge resumed recovery after a minor operation at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Union Bridge
Elmer Wolfe
David J. Reedy
Westminster
Barbara Wolfe
White Plas
Reedy
Children's Aid Society
Carroll County
Ronald Michaels
Florida
Herbert Michaels
Herbert Michaels, Jr
U. S. Navy
Phrge
California
Harod Garner
Bridgewater College
Carrie
Bessie Garner
Florence Garner
Frederick
Hew
John Carbaugh
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Local notes from Harpers Ferry and area calendar
Arkansas training near Aberdeen before entering service. Harpers Ferry visitors, dinner guests in Purcellville and Leesburg. Mrs Burleigh and Miss Cavalier hosted Catharine Butts. Mrs Wirts and Mrs Edwards injured, hospital treatment. Newcomer party trips to Fleetwood and New York. Lionel Newcomer fracturing his arm. Pritchard announces birth of son. Kay Wulfe referenced. Engagement announced between Lororis Deloris and Robert Linde Welsh. Holiday visits across Midway to Bolivar Heights and Jamestown. Chimney fire reported at 324 Madison Street. no damage. Zoning board approves 100-gallon underground tank permit at 9 North Bentz Street.
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Frederick
Walter Dudrow
Martha Ellen
Camp Hill Methodist Church
Frank Shrader
Helen Farnsworth
Shepherdstown
Robert Cox
Arlington
William Spickler
Norfolk
Eula Cox
Martinsburg
Elizabeth Dudrow
Bolivar
Susan
Bobby
Kevin
Arlington, Va
Farnsworth
Dudrow
Arkansas
Aberdeen
Walker Jenkins
Harpers Ferry
William Dembory
Purcellville
Kitty Burleigh
Washington
Misa Nancy Cavalier
Leesburg
Catharine Butts
Minnie Wirts
Camp Hill
Robert Edwards
Loudoun County
Charles Town Hospital
Johnn Newcomer
K. K. Cavalier
Fleetwood
Lionel Newcomer
Cavalier
New York City
L. S. Pritchard
Renn Eaton
Camp Hil
June Deloris
Robert Linde Welsh
Bakerton
Harpers Ferry High School
Victor Products Company
Charles Town
Bates
Jessie Thompson
Alma Brown
Nicely
Guy Stifer
Middleway
W. Va
Faaly
F. Yeakum
Bolivar Heights
David Yeakum
Jamestown
New York
Roger Yeakum
Marie Yeakum
Richard Sechrist
Braddock Heights
Reno Eaton
Eugene Kern
Board of Zoning Appeals
North Bentz Street
Maryland canning industry posts record year in 1950
The News Frederick Maryland reports that Maryland’s canning industry, led by 200 canneries, reached a record in 1950 with value of packed food over 70 million dollars, up from 1949. Total output rose about 14 percent due to higher efficiency and a good season, despite reduced acreage. Major vegetables accounted for about 75 percent of national production, with farmers earning roughly 180 dollars per acre. Also noted is a January 1951 women’s guild meeting at Pleasant Reformed Church with a program featuring local musicians and an address on growth.
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Maryland
Free State
Stier
MS Pleasant Reformed Church
Oda Filler
Wm. Anderman
Sihglig
Charles Lamar
Welly Wassler
Austin Multir Can
Robert Crum
John
Kenneth Burrier
Laman Forman
Threads of Gold Bible Class Holds Christmas Party Elections
The annual Threads of Gold Bible Class Christmas party and officer elections at Calvary Methodist Church School were led by Mrs. Martin Ritchie. Devotions by Miss Edith E. Wickham included a Wise Men account and Longfellow poem Three Kings. Officers elected for the coming year include President Wade Brown and Secretary Harry Sanders, with various committee posts noted. The next meeting is January 30 in the church parlors.
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Calvary Methodist Church School
Howard Dietrich
Frank Grimes
Lars Marlon Ausherman
Leslie Dorsey
Wade Brown
Elwood Crum
Harry Sanders
Gerrich
Harold Duval
Oscar Mulligan
Elmer Quarg
Karl Stup
Alice Smith
Crum
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Brunswick
Newspaper
Haghive
Friay
Clark
Zentz
Capt. Lovelace
Grams
Shinn
F. McGill
Cme
R Abraham
F. Valentine
Stottlemyer
R. Wilhide
J. Kelbaugh
Ove Csi
Merriman
Cunningham
Oy Snoots
Lovelace
Hoffman
C Vo Foster
Chaney
Wellen
Keyser
Thurmort
Halfback
Istanbul
United Nations
Adamstown
Frederick Future Farmers of America
Frederick High School
Ausherman
Shook
Fred
FFA G
Tp. Stone
B. Ausherman
Plunkard
C. Kent
Z. Stull
G. Cramer
Adamstown F. Tr
C. Ausherman
Hough
Long Island
Buddy Ackerman
Denver
Dale Toft
Ed Sheldrake
UCLA
Ackerman
Clair Bee
Toth
Pioneers
Sheldrake
Washington Caps
Glade Valley League
Lawrence Nicely
Joseph Thompson
Peggy Thompson
Alexandria
Frank Minor
Rolivar
Charles Town General Hospital
Minor
Banny Lee
Frank Sperry
Carl Jenkins
William Frye
Ernest Webb
O. A. Webb
Blanche Waters
Sne
Marvin Waters
Sandy Hook
Vernon Webb
Near Bolivar
Arthur Webb
Rawson
James Lancaster
Mintie Frye
Neersville
Womans Club
C. E. Dudrow
Donald Kackies
J. Li. Barkles
Ewell Shewbridge
Germantown
Shewbridge
Emma
Sadie Buckner
William Rosenberry
William, Jr
Anne
Berryville
Fannie Leman
Elsworth McConnell
Robert Fields
William Trail
Clara Leman
Gaithersburg
Roy S
G. E. Webb
Dale Cook
Cpl
William McClelland
Libertytown Bowling League
Slays
Pikesville
Sherif Fsta Conway
Millard Cochran
Reds Creek
National Geographic Society
Geographic
Walter Snow
Hicks
Maryland-U. S
Maryland Chick Hatchery, Inc
West South St
Hardy
J. Goetze
Monard Schaeffer
Bethesda, Md
Uniteds and
Citizens Fire Companies
Charles R. Schwartz
Madison Street
Schwartz
Superior Bottled Gas
Philco Electric
Balanced Ltd
Frederick Bottled Gas CO
N. Market St
Pearre’s Drug
Philco
Motorola
Melvin M. Engle
M . Operated
Hotpoint
N. Carroll
Toiwnb
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrck St
Frederick, Md
the News
Frederick, Ma
Charles H. Remsburg
Harold Moore
Roger Remsburg
Mary- Lele Remsburg
Richard Remsburg
James Remsburg
Myr
Welly Wastler
Richard Shank
Ralph Harris
Diane Harris
Helen Crum
Jerry Crum
Margaret Mullican
Dwight Mullivan
Beulah Delanter
Helen Reese
Gardner
Rheme Fork
George W. Shertenhelm
Elizabeth Sheetenheim
Charles Hossler
Jnhn E. Burrier
Darwin Burrier
Charles S. Cramer
John M. Burrier
Lamar Foreman, Jr
Charles Burrier
Mary Ann Burrier
Jeanie Buekier
Viola Burrier
Guy Albaugh
Carrie Grove
Oscar Ramsburg
Ranchora
Gorges
Cleanars
Dyars
Pricgn
Sou
D. F. Shipley
Walkersville Bank
United States
Banda
Anc
Millard M. Rice
Simon J. Grim
Clayborne M. Zimmerman
R. Ward Stauffer
State of
County of Frederick
John H. Stauffer JR
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Th. Rete
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