Alumni edge Frederick High in Alumni Night basketball
Alumni and Cadets battled in Frederick with the alumni winning 35-34 in a tense finish. Jack Griffin scored late for the varsity alumni, while Mary Jane Shockley led the Alumnae in the final period and Genny Hahn and Carol Sanders key for the Cadets. Referee Catherine H. Oland officiated the game.
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Frederick High School
Cadets
Jack Griffin
N. Y. UL
Stull
Boyles
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Fern Rice
Towson State Teachers
Mary Jane Shockley
Cadettes
Carol Sanders
Cadette Sanders
Genny Hahn
Miss Shockley
Towson State
Trabert Sweeps Hoad For South Australia Tennis Title
Tony Trabert defeated Lew Hoad in straight sets to win the South Australian Tennis Championship in Adelaide. The U.S. champion, from Cincinnati, outplayed the 19 year old Australian star in 70 minutes, after a Davis Cup challenge round defeat. He suffered a sore right shoulder but remained on form, clinching victory as Hoad’s backhand failed.
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Adelaide
Australia
Tony Trabert
Lewis Head
U. S
Cincinnati
Trabert
Hoad
Richards Ofered Job With Cardinals
Baltimore lines coach Ray Richards was offered a similar position with the Chicago Cardinals. The Baltimore Evening Sun said Richards told them from Mobile, Alabama that the Colts must improve his salary to keep him, as he weighs an offer amid the Senior Bowl buildup.
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Ray Richards
Baltimore Colts
Chicago Cardinals
Baltimore Evening Sun
Richards
Mobile
Ala
Colts
Don Kellett
Joe Stydahar
Cardinals
Extra Period Nets Valley Team 48-46 Win
Middletown High School won both boys and girls basketball at Clear Spring. In the girls game Barbara Gladhill scored 29 and Dorothy Grossnickle 16 as Middletown defeated Clear Spring 47-33 after a slow start. In the boys game Middletown rallied to force overtime, John Horine scoring to tie at 46-46 and then Middletown pulling ahead 48-46 in the extra period. Next Tuesday Middletown plays at Walkersville High with two boys games on the slate.
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Poolesvile
Wilker and
Shawver
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Poolesville
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Emmitsburg High School
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Watkins
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Valley
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Dorothy Grossnickle
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Carroll Horine
Walkersville High
Damascus Wins In Overtime Over Gaithersburg
Damascus High School boys varsity tops Gaithersburg 50 42 in overtime after a 42 all regulation tied game. Gaithersburg guards Danie Steele and Abrahams led in scoring as the Jayvees dropped a close 42 40 defeat.
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Coaches Assn Bans Fake Injuries To Stop Clock
Cincinnati Jan 8 The American Football Coaches Assn ruled faking injuries to stop the clock violates the games spirit and urged discontinuation. The ethics report from their 31st annual convention also urged conference committees to remove players harming the game, condemned attempts to gain unfair advantage, banned scouting of opponents practice sessions, and reminded mentors they cannot pick weekly game winners. (Notes: Town Notre Dame game cited as source of clock issue.)
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American Football Coaches Assn
Committee of Ethics
Bowling League Standings And Barber’s Surgery
The bowling league reports totals for Patternmakers Office Cleaners Machinists Warehouse and Molders with high games and sets. Red Barber, CBS sports counselor, will undergo delicate ear surgery Jan 14 in New York to restore hearing, will be hospitalized about ten days, then stay in Scarborough Feb. He is in Florida for the Orange Bowl and will cover the Senior Bowl before hospital.
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Ala
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St. Petersburg
Fla
New York Yankees
Washington Touchdown Club to honor Camp trophy winners
Washington's Touchdown Club will award the Walter Camp memorial trophy to a four-man all-star backfield at its 19th annual banquet. Recipients are Bernie Faloney Maryland Johnny Latimer Notre Dame Paul Giel Minnesota and Alan Ameche Wisconsin. Lattner Giel each earned All America honors and Ameche also placed on the third team.
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Touchdown Club
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Maryland
Johnny Latiner
Notre Dame
Paul Giel
Minnesota
Alan
the Horse
Ameche
Wisconsin
Lattner
Giel
Faloney
GM May Pull Out As Sponsor
New York January reports reveal General Motors may not renew its NCAA football TV sponsorship after backing the 1953 program with over 4 million dollars. The NCAA may face losing its sole sponsor if GM withdraws, and debates over flexible scheduling and regional telecast plans continue. GM’s advertising budget is under review as the panorama telecast approach draws criticism.
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NCAA
General Motors
Associated Press
Teleview
OWL
Cincinnati
College All Stars Defeat Hawaii All Stars in Honolulu
Stanford star Bobby Garrett directed the College All Stars to an 18 to 14 victory before about 20 000 in warm Hawaiian weather. Garrett threw 15 of 25 passes for two touchdowns, aided by UCLA’s Paul Cameron and Sam Morley who caught eight of his passes as Hawaii, aided by six professionals, could not reverse the outcome.
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Stanford
Bobby Garrett
College All Stars
Hawaii All Stars
Garrett
UCLA
Paul Cameron
Sam Morley
All Star Grid Classic Preview notes heavy scoring and rivalry
The article notes North versus South all star prospects with top passers Bratkowski and Thomas, receivers and backs from West Virginia, Maryland, Michigan State, and Texas Tech. The fifth annual game, set with a potent South offense, is expected to be high scoring, broadcast by CBS, with emphasis on defense by Paul Brown’s North squad. Governor McKeldin singles Maryland coach Jim Tatum as Coach of the Year.
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Steve Owen
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Witty Wells
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