Double Victory For Walkersville Teams
Walkersville High School took both ends of an interscholastic basketball doubleheader defeating Brunswick 32 to 22 in the boys game and 28 to 17 in the girls game. Next up for Walkersville is a January 18 game against Boonsboro High on the Glade court at 7:30 p.m.
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Walkersville High School
Brunswick
Walkersville
Gisde
Railroaders’ Quint
Glade Lassies
Boonsboro High Varsities
Glade Court
Kay- Frederick High School
Dettes
Jayvee
Sherwood High
Sharon Albaugh
FHS
Kay- 1
Sherwood
Hobbs
Reed
Bryan
F. N Rivers
F. Chichester
Cashell
Johns
Summers
Walkeraville
Meinber
Kemp
Powell
Raver
Wetzel
Green
Oland
Crum
IV Dutrow
T P. Spangier
Lawson
Strine
Craver
Boyer
B. Beviasce
Miller God
Mobery Brunswick
Hagan
Brook
Shepherd
Carex
Tucker
Rohrback
Jnv
Drewer
Burch
Helma Hann Bowers
Price, Gildstone
Scornis—Howe and Baker
Lord Jeffs Beat Barons In Frederick High Showdown
Lord Jeffs defeated Barons in a Frederick High School intramural basketball game Tuesday night. Haller sparked the Lord Jeffs with field goals as the team pulled away late, overcoming a three point deficit with five minutes left. Barons, a team of senior and junior players from New Market area, struggled to contain the Jeffs’ rally and pace.
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Lord Jeffs
Jeffs
Barons
Frederick High Senvel
Fateagacota
Haller
New Market
Joffs
Jette G Cpt
Wargent
Wiee
Kennedy
Empire—Mower
United States
Alexander Winton
Challedon Sails as Maryland’s Champion Horse of the Year
Maryland bred Challedon is highlighted as a top performer in the 1850 turf season with praise for its status among notable sires. Alfred Gwynn Vanderbilt tops among owners with Sagamore Farm earnings of 84,930, while Breakmeade Stable and Calumet Farm lead overall. Navy edges Maryland in a close 47-? basketball win in Annapolis as Ray Famethon battles back for a split verdict in a featherweight bout with Charley Riley.
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Miami
Findani
Maryland
Alfred Gwynn Vanderbilt
Sagamore Farm
Glyndon
Sapamore
Tort
NAVY
TEALS
Annapolis
Way
Famechon
Jamas
Dan
Wwa
France
Ray Famethon
St. Louis
Charley Riley
Pan
Campbell Rates Uncle Miltie As Cost Likely To Succeed
New York January 10 Uncle Miltie a Pennsylvania bred colt rose to No 1 in the Experimental Free Handicap 1951 by John B Campbell. The top weight 926 pounds, two pounds more than Battlefield and Big Stretch. Owned by Joseph O Colans de bred at Point A View Farm Yardley Pa. Campbell selects five more top weights among Allies and others, with Aunt Jinny and Dell Stables How strong in older stakes.
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New York
Uncle Miltie
John B. Campbell
Uncle Milties
Belmont
Wakefield
Empire-at-Jamaica
Joseph 0
Colansde
Point-A-View Sit Farm
Yardley
Balllefieled
Gerege J
Widener
Creentree Stables
Miltie
Campbell
Jamaica
King Ins Middlegrenind
Jts
Dival Headley
Jinny
Dell Stables
Milsie
Bryant Signs New Kentucky Contract
Kentucky coach Paul Bryant signed a contract extension through 196? retroactive to January, extending to December with salary details undisclosed. Announcement made by Bernard Shively in University offices. Bryant’s tenure since 1941 included a Sugar Bowl win and a 40-14-2 record.
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Lexington
Dan
Paul Bryant
Kentucky
Bryant
Janland
Salars
Universi
HHS
Leeniie
Placer Dine
Kiwanis meeting opens year in Taney Innet
The Taneytown Kiwanis club held its first meeting of the year at Taney Innet with three guests from the Taneytown High School Key Club Philip Sawyer Andrew Alexander and Fern Baughman. Perfect attendance awards were listed for multiple members with totals ranging from one to twelve. Charles Hartsock will oversee officer installations and new committee assignments were announced. Also noted were births in the community including Charles William Bald win born Dec 30 at Annie M Warner Hospital Gettysburg and a son born to Mr and Mrs Robert Hanks of Frederick. Mae Sanders and Lyman Hitchcock were mentioned for illness and recovery and Mrs Ethel Garber hosted the Pythian Sisters.
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Taneytown
Kiwanis Club
Taney Innet
Taneytown High School
Philip Sawyer
Andrew Alexander
Fern Baughman
Raymond Wright
C. M. Benner
Norman Graham
Clyde Hesson
Wallace Reindollar
Charles Stonesifer
Samuel Breth
Carel Frock
Howell Reyer
Harmon Albaugh
Thomas Albaugh
Elwood Baumgardner
Charles Clutz
Edward Reid
Lewis Crumpacker
Thomas Legg
John, Skiles
David Smith
Albert Baldwin
Charles Hopkins
Robert Polley
Jere Schafer
Howell Royer
Charles ©. Hartsock
Capital District
G. Albert Baldwin
Charles William
Annie M. Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Robert Hanks
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hanks
Alice Dorsey Crapster
John ©. Crapster
Mr. Crapster
Pauline Brining
New York
Clara Brining
Mae Sanders
Lyman Hitchcock
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Ethel Garber
Pythian Sisters
Taneytown Temple
Catherine Clingan
Marlin
Union Bridge News Roundup From Union Bridge Area
Local notes from Union Bridge report Lt Col Thomas W Otto arriving in Paris for duty, Cpl Stambaugh overseas with Third Infantry bound for Korea, and family moves. Also nurse Sarah Crabbs aiding in Baltimore, ambulance calls to Hanover General and Frederick Memorial, plus a Maryland college student returning to Westminster. Grass seed sowing tips favor sand mix over hand-sowing waste.
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Union Bridge
Wilbur Otto
Keymar
Thomas W. Otto
Paris
Howard Myers
Sarah Crabbs
Baltimore
Clayton Boggs
John Eckard
John TD. Reep
Linwrod
Samuel Stambaugh
Cpl
Wv. L. Stambaugh
Camp Sinpeman
Calif
Dee
Stambaugh
Camp Wower
Japan
Starmbaugh
Korea
David Buffington
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Inlaw
Charles P) Sayler
Mt. Union
Charles to Fight Oma in Titular Bout Friday
New York January 1b Charles looked sharp in four rounds as he prepared for Friday's heavyweight title defense against Lee Oma the reigning champion from Cincinnati a 6 to 1 favorite at 84 your weigh bout at Madison Square Garden Oma moved to Greenwood Lake camp in progress ringside seats in demand with about 72 000 fans and 84 000 expected by TAC officials for the bout scheduled at 10 00 p.m.
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New York
Kexard
Charles
Lee Oma
Cincinnati
Madison Square Garden
Ona
Greenwood Lake
International Boxing Club
TAC
P. Oan
Paréntheses Holiday Event at Gate-Brigvs Stadium
A cryptic note lists a holiday event titled Doublenesders and mentions Paréntheses, Niewepa, and HAPHIVE AN Stat Gate-Brigvs Stadium in Detroit. The fragment references a Tuesday date around July 1 but is unclear on specifics, participants, or outcomes.
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Brigvs Stadium
Detroit
Birth day honors and local club notes in Taneytown
Sided, four of the members were honored on occasion of their birth days. The next meeting will be at the home of Miss Catherine Hahn on February 6. Mr. and Mrs. John Hoagland left for Leesburg Florida to spend the winter. The Golden Rule Sunday school class met at Mrs. Overholtzer’s home with scripture and prayer. Eleven members and two visitors attended and Ruth Stambaugh won the letters game. The Taneytown Junior 4-H Club met at Yvonne Lamber’s home with two new members Rebecca and Barbara Naill. A square dance is planned for Saturday Jan 20 at the Opera House from 8 to 11:30 p.m. A daughter was born to Reginald W Zepp and wife in Taneytown R D 2 at York Hospital.
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Catherine Hahn
John Hoagland
Leesburg
Fla
Golden Rule
The
Reformed Church
Overholtzer
Reginald W. Zepp
Taneytown
R. D
York Hospital
Fire Wrecks Home Near Lovettsville
A Tuesday morning blaze totally destroyed a six room house and all contents of Chandler Roberts and his mother a mile and a half south of Lovettsville near the Lutheran church and near Charles Everhart. Mrs. Roberts awoke about 3 45 a m and alerted her son. they called the Brunswick fire department.
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Chandler Roberts
Lovettsville
Charles Everhart
Roberts
Herndon
W. A. Moore
Brunswick
GOVERNMENT RESTS New York Jan 10 report
An account notes a fire damaging a building after arrival past Savak with outbuildings saved and contents burned. mentions possible insurance. Mr Roberts and his mother are staying with Mr and Mrs W A Moore. The dispatch begins with Government rests from New York dated January 10.
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New York
Remington Perjury Trial Fragments Surface in Report
Testimony recounts remarks by William W. Remington accusing him of joining the Communist party since his father was a capitalist. The case centers on alleged false statements to a federal grand jury about party membership last year as part of a perjury prosecution.
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William W. Remington
Remington
Communist Party
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