Four major schools seek new football coaches in NYC
At the NCAA convention in Cincinnati Indiana, Pittsburgh, Washington State and Arizona explore replacements. Names linked include Bernie Crimmins to Indiana, Lowell Dawson to Pittsburgh, James Trimble and Lou Saban under review, with others like Tom Nugent and Glen Harreson cited.
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Cincinnati
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Indiana
Pittsburgh
Washington State
Arizona
Bernie Crimmins
Notre Dame
Lowell
Red) Dawson
Michigan State
Clyde Smith
Adm
Tom Hamilton
Paul (Pooch) Harrell
Hoosier
Harrell
Crimmins
James Trimble
Los Angeles
Loyola
Washington
Pacific Coast College
Tom Nugent
Virginia Military Institute
E. L. Romney
J F. McKale
Glen Harreson
Purdue
Camp Detrick Five Upsets Navy Medical Center 65 50
Camp Detrick’s Comets rose to form, beating Navy Medical Center Bethesda 65 to 50 at the Detrick fieldhouse. Led by Sergt. Robert Van Dinter and Pfc. Chuck Fraley, the visitors built a 16–7 lead, extended it to 36–21 at halftime, and maintained a double figure advantage through the fourth quarter. Ron Device topped Bethesda with 17 points, while Van Dinter and Fraley scored 9 and 17 respectively for Camp Detrick.
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Camp Detrick
Military Post
Navy Medical Center
Bethesda
Detrick Fieldhouse
Comets
Army Chemical Center
Navy Medics
Lasers
Sergt
Robert van Dinter
Pfc
Chuck Fraley
Detnek Quint
van Dinter
Fraley
Ron Device
Camp Detrick Comets
G. F. T. van Dinter
Pratt
Evans
T Brown
Cartner
Mulder
Price
Angleberger
Clay
Libertyown Bowling League Latest Results
Nash's Plasterers lead the standings with 47 points, followed by Wright's Store 41, Grabill's 40, Fisher's Coffee Shop 32, Smith's Trucks 28, and Warner's Plumbers 28. High game by Garber of Nashs at 130. Wrights top team game 537 and tied high team set 1,471. Hamilton Wright, 355, among top individuals. In Cincinnati, Alvin McMillin received the Stage Trophy from the American Football Coaches Association for his coaching work with multiple teams. honorary membership also awarded to Bernie Bierman.
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Nash's Plasterers
Wright's
Wee
Grabill's Plumbers
Fisher's Coffee Shop
Smith's Trucks
Warner's Plumbers
Garber
Nashs
Wrights
Nash’s
Hamilton
McMillin
Cincinnati
Alvin Bo
American Football Coaches Association
Philadelphia
Eagles
Detroit Lions
Indiana University
Bloomington
Ind
Ray Eliot
University of Illinois
Association
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Giants win pennant with dramatic Oct 3 home run
A historic ninth inning rally by the New York Giants ends the Brooklyn Dodgers bid as Bob Thomson belts a 1951 pennant winning homer at 3 58 pm. The AP poll names this comeback the top sports moment of 1951 with 1652 points. Jersey Joe Walcott and Bobby Feller follow in the rankings alongside Stanford Auburn Hogan DiMaggio and Ray Robinson among other sports figures.
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New York
Bobby Thomson
Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Leo Durocher
Dodgers
Associated Press
Joe Walcott
Ezzard Charles
Gladiator
Walcott
Bobby Feller
Feller
Football Indians
Stanford
Ben Hogan
Chicago White Sox
Ray Robinson
Randy Turpin
New York Giants
Joe DiMaggio
Detroi Lions
Texas Christian
Georgia Tech
Harvard
Citation
Los Angeles Rams
Preacher Roe
Leo Dunocher
Murry Dickson
Notre Dame
Skip Alexander
Southern California
Ted Williams Recalled by Marines for 17 Months of Service
Ted Williams of the Boston Red Sox was recalled by the U.S. Marines for at least 17 months of active service. The 33 year old slugger will report for a physical April 2 and begin indoctrination May 2 at Willow Grove Naval Base. Williams, who has a winter home in Miami, said he is ready to serve if the nation needs him.
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Boston
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
U.S
Corps
Lrom
Williams
Wallow Grove Naval Reserve
Philadelphia
Florida Keys
Fred Corcoran
Sam
Gulf of Mexico
Willams
Washington
Marine Corps
Chapel Hill
N. C
Pensacola
Fis
Pearl Harbor
Red Sox
Joe Cronin
Cronim
Fenway Park
Bobby Doerr
Len Kiely
Army
Jackie Robinson Signs 1952 Brooklyn Contract
Brooklyn dispatch reports Jackie Robinson signed a 1952 contract worth about $40,000. The 32 or 33 year old second baseman, the first Negro to reach the major leagues, cites his multi sport college days and prior fatigue as factors in not expecting a long career. His last season salary was around $35,000 and wage board approval was expected for the pact.
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Brooklyn
Jackie Robinson
Joe DiMaggio
Jackie
USC
DiMargio
Washington
Robinson
Resignation rumors swirl around Clyde Sukeforth Dodgers coach
Vague announcements suggest Clyde Sukeforth is resigning after a long 1943 to present Dodgers tenure. Billy Here min, ex National Kraguaeine fielder now managing in the Cuban Winter League, connected to the move. Sukeforth gave no formal reason, hinting at a possible break with Stanvh Rieke as Pittsburgh coach.
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Slaping
Clyde Sukeforth
Dodger
Billy Heremin
National
Adamstown Team Drops First Loss In Overtime
Adamstown independent basketball squad fell 50 to 0 in overtime to Rockville Safeway Five after a tight game at the Chivett Center on the former Bushingham school site. Frederick County team struggled at the foul line converting two of 14 as visitors made six of 18 free throws. Adamstown will play its next game at the center.
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Adamstown
Independent — Basketeers
Thei
Rockville
Bank Directors Organize in Frederick Maryland
The Citizens National Bank of Frederick directors met to organize committees and appoint officers after the completion of a bank reorganization. The event followed a year of growth with staff including several listed tellers and clerks, reflecting a stable local financial institution in 1952.
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Citizens National Bank of
Frederick
Royal touching used in England from Edward the Confessor to Queen Anne
The practice of royal touching for healing disease began in England during the era of Edward the Confessor and continued through the reign of Queen Anne, rooted in the belief that touching by the monarch could cure illnesses.
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England
Edward, the Confessor
Anne
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