Devore Replaces Trimble as Eagles Head Coach
Hugh Devore announced a better economic deal led him to quit Dayton University for the Philadelphia Eagles. The 45 year old former Notre Dame star will coach the NFL club on a reported three year contract around 15000 dollars annually, with signing details pending. He will implement a pass oriented attack and plans to hire assistants as needed.
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Walkersville Falls to Brunswick 73 40 in County League
Brunswick High School overwhelmed Walkersville 73 to 40 as its shifting zone and depth controlled the game. Marty Garrett led Brunswick with 18 points followed by G R Cooper 15 and Deener 11, while Walkersville's Bob Kline scored 15 in a losing effort.
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Satterfield Favored Over Holman Tonight
Satterfield is an 8-5 favorite to beat Johnny Holman in a nationally televised heavyweight bout from Chicago Stadium. The 32-year-old No. 8 rated contender carries a 40-3- notional record with 18 pounds to spare against Holman, who has 28 wins and 1 draw with 17 knockouts. Dundee trains Holman, whose recent wins include an upset over Fizzord Charles and victories over Briow and Smith.
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Fort Hill Coach Would Lead Terps
Cumberland January 10 Bill Hahn a Cumberland Fort Hill High School coach who helped build Maryland teams from afar has applied for the Terps coaching job. He led Ft Hill to city titles since 1946 and sent many players to Maryland. rivals Tommy Mont and Bob Ward also seek the post.
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County High Versus 27 as Frederick Again Breezes
Kiracefe 18 Plate 13 Mase 19 Hioows, a noted foul shooter, laments his team’s poor 42 percent foul shooting. The Hubs have exploited this weakness against eight opponents, yet Frederick has not fallen below 45 percent from the line.
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Cadets Seek Fifth Victory Over Hagerstown Friday Night
Frederick High School enters Friday’s game as an undefeated 4-0 with a high octane offense averaging 74.2 points a game. Hagerstown arrives unbeaten and on an eight game win streak, having defeated William Penn Harrisburg Chambersburg Allegany Bethesda Chevy Chase Alumni Fort Hill Westminster and Marlinsburg. Frederick relies on Charley Keller Louden Kiracore Bob Poore and Bob Moss to spark the attack, while Keller leads with 24.5 points per game and Kiracore dominates rebounding. The Cadets aim for a fifth win against a tough foe in a pivotal regular season showdown.
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Taneytown joins Pen-Mar League after reorganization
Taneytown gains admission to the Pen-Mar League for the coming season at a Sunday Emmitsburg VFW Home meeting. Thurmont plans withdrawal. other members include Cashtown Fairfield Blue Ridge Summit New Oxford Emmitsburg New Windsor and Union Bridge. Officers re-elected: President Guy McGlaughlin Emmitsburg Vice President George K. Mi Rey and Secretary Frank Topper Emmitsburg. A Feb 12 meeting at the same venue will require teams to post forfeit money.
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Dons Near New York Record in Major College Streak
San Francisco's Dons positioned to tie the major college basketball consecutive wins mark at 39 or 37 with Santa Clara looming. Historical record changes reduced prior streaks to 39 for LIU 1935-37 and Seton Hall 1939-41 after retroactive rule updates. News notes also cover Emmitsburg and Campbell jet boat signings.
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William F E Ames Announces Retraction At Boat Show
William F E Ames announces an added retraction for the second annual Chesapeake Bay Boat Show to be held at the Fifth Regiment Armory in Baltimore from February 21 through February.
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NCAA Aide Roundtable Sees Football TV Control Debate Cooled
In Los Angeles on January 10, college athletic officials expressed little concern about football television control. The NCAA TV committee report favored continued control aligned with last fall’s eight game plan. Voting on the matter was set for tomorrow, with limited floor objections and emphasis on conference level handling.
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Senator Sign Pitcher Victor Stuckerschneider
The Washington Senators signed pitcher Victor H. Stuckerschneider a Utah graduate aiming for the major leagues. Officials said they are pleased with the acquisition and expect the name to be a talking point for radio announcers and headline writers if he makes the grade.
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Arm warry and boxing guilds mingle in 1955 news
A trove of sports and labor items spans athletes and disputes. Army pitcher WO Jeack wins 21 for Ft. Sill with a one hitter while Stuckenechneider joins the Chattanooga farm club. A Lab University pitcher tallies 16 wins in three seasons. The Ohio Boxing Guild faces indictment and billings over studio bouts and TV money. Kansas City Athletics report Bobby Shantz signed and optimistic about a light throwing schedule as surface mining advances hint at deeper coal overburden removal.
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Boxing Guild Is Indicted in Sherman Antitrust Case
A federal grand jury indicted the National Boxing Guild of New York, the Boxing Guild of Ohio, and three officers for boycotting and other Sherman Antitrust Act violations. Defendants include Albert W. Del Monte of Cleveland, Charles Johnston of New York, and William Daly of Englewood New Jersey. Trial in Cleveland. penalties up to a year in jail and $50,000 fines per defendant, plus $50,000 for the guilds.
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