iVant Baker In Hall Of Fame
Salisbury minded campaigners push for iVant Baker Hall of Fame entry amid support from old Eastern Shore figures. They cite his 1922 World Series heroes and long local influence while noting his modest life in Trappe and early signing of Jimmy Foxx by Connie Mack.
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iVant Baker
Hall of Fame
Salisbury
Jan
ISP
Tome Run” Baker
John Franklin Baker
Maryland
al- Faye
Connie Black
Wvns
Fred
Lucas
Cambridge
Stout
Baker
Sherwood Yates
Ctambridge
Yates
Gene Corbett
Philly
St. Louis Cardinal
St. Joseph
Myst
Federalsburg
Efrank
J. Thomas Kibler
Washgeington College
Chestertown
Fic Arlother Eastern Shore League
Babe Ruth
Giants
Trappe
Sadlersville
Connie Mack
Mack
Jimmy Foxx
Poolesville Routs Sherwood in season opener basketball
Poolesville High School defeated Sherwood High 52 to 36 to post its first win in four starts. newcomer John Roberson, a junior high student, filled the pivot role while Henry Griffith and Atkinson sparked a third-period surge to pull away.
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Poolesville High School
Sherwood High
Poolesville
Walkersville
Bethesda Chevy Chase
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Roberson
John Roberson
Billy Roberson
Revarsity
Sherwood
Henry Griffith
Atkinson
Poole
B. Griffith
Sepith
Witutt
Whisman
Thomas
Morgan
Trunde
H. Griffith
G Menke
W. Kimball
Kimball
We Johnson
D. Hobbs
E. Beecraft
B. Bean
E. Diehl
C. Howes
H. Leizer
O Thye
G . Conn
Vivecmere IE
Arwood
Eferee — Smith
Dan Randall
Ed Winfield
Patternmakers and labor roles in Bowling Lg Latest Results
The listing shows job roles in the Bowling Green Latest Results Office. It lists Patternmakers two, Machinists one, Cleaners two, Molders one, Assemblers two, with various positions indicated.
Brunswick Teams Win Pair of Games
Pasadena report notes Stanford uniforms still hung in the Rose Bowl dressing room ten days after Illinois routed Stanford 40 to 7. Parks Superintendent Henry Garwood said the entire Stanford locker room remained full of equipment, despite Stanford's hurry to leave after the defeat.
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Pasadena
Calif
Stanford
Henry Garwood
Garwood
Don C. McMillan
Illinois
Indians
NCAA Extends Football TV Plan At Broad Convention
Cincinnati January report notes NCAA delegates voting 136 to 8 to extend the controlled football television program for another year and to fortify athletic standards enforcement. Coaches push a four point reform while Francis Murray attacks restrictions and cites big financial losses for Pennsylvania. Notre Dame official Ed Krause estimates Notre Dame will face similar costs if televised limits persist.
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Cincinnati
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Tom Hamilton
University of Pittsburgh
Frederick L. Hovde
Purdue University
NCAA
American Council On Education
Ncaa Council
Francis Murray
University of Pennsylvania
Television Committee
Murray
Pennsylvania
Ed “Moose” Krause
Notre Dame
Pro Bowl Battle Looms at Memorial Coliseum In Los Angeles
NFL all stars from the American and National conferences meet in the second annual pro bowl at Memorial Coliseum with kickoff at 4:30 pm EST. ESPN television coverage and a large crowd anticipated after a close 28-27 final last year. Key matchups include Otto Graham and Sammy Baugh facing the Americans, with Arnie Weinmeister and Larry Brink starring on defense as coaches Brown and Studahags prepare tactical adjustments.
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Los Angeles
Jan
Memorial Coliseum
Southern California
National Broadcasting Company Network
Paul Brown
Cleveland
Americans
Joe Stydanar
Nationals
Etta Graham
Sammy Baugh
Bob Waterfield
Norman van Brocklin
Bobby Wayne
Arnie Weinmeister
New York Giants
Brown
Studahags
Los Angeles Rams
Larry Brink
Otto Graham
Graham
Weinmeister
Brink
Sidahar
Double Win For Cadets at Frederick High School
Frederick High School swept Martinsburg in a Friday night doubleheader at the Cadets gym. The senior varsity won 40-28 after the junior varsity beat Martinsburg 47-21. Angleberger led with 14 points as Frederick built a 22-12 halftime edge and controlled the last two quarters with a patient, possession-based attack. Frederick hosts St. John’s Tuesday at the parochial high gym.
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Gaithersburg High School
Damascus High Varity
Damascus
H. V. Stipe
Nall
Gaithersburg
Art’ Abraham
Jetterman
Jetters
Abraham
Curtin
McGraw
Brunswick High School
Shergames
Walkersville Wood
Schwartz
Wilsey
Brunswick
Waters
Walkersville
T Johnson
Merriman
Potter
H. Abraham
Manuel “ Bell
Tabler
Grams
Burns
Cunningham
Jordan
Lovelace
Wellen
Kneey
Nan
Timer—Kemp
Smith
Amr Os Walkersville
Frederick High School
Basketeers
Martinsburg
W. Va
Quint
Homer Brooks
Frederick
Angleberger
Frederick High
St. John's
Blue Ridge Bowling League Weekly Results and Standings
Blues Ridge Bowling League reports week results with Legion, Damascus, Coliseum, Snow White Grill, and Sherwood Feeds scoring in matches. Notable highs include Charlie Myers 154 in a game and Weddie 420 in a set, with team totals 639 for Legion and American Legion tie. Joe Louis signals retirement in an interview in Long Beach while refereeing a wrestling match.
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Legion
Snow White Grill
Coliseum
Damascus
Moose
Sherwood Feeds
Snow White
American Legion
Raney
iHag
the Moose
Charclie
Myers
Weddie
Amercian Legion
Walkersville Bowling Scores and Standings Report
Walkersville bowling results show Nicholson's, Walker Mir, 1 Civitan, 2, 7-Up, 1 Allis-Chalmers, 3. Medical Co., 0. Smith's Groc., 1 A. & P., 2, G. V. Mill, 2. New Midway, 1 Ensor's Groc., 3, Hamilton's, 0. Standings list Ensor's Grocery, Nicholson's Grocery, G. V. Mill, Walkersville, Motor, Hamilton's Lunch, 7-Up, Civitan, New Midway, Allis-Chalmers, Smith's Grocery, Medical Company, A. & P. Stores. High individual game E. Filler (Ensor's), 178. high set 416. High team game and set Ensor's Grocery, 625 and 1,818.
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Nicholson’s
Walker, Mir
Civitan
Allis-Chalmers
Medical Co
Smith's Groc
G. V. Mill
New Midway
Ensor’s
Hamilton's
Nicholson's Grocery
Walkersville
Civitan New Midway
Allis-Chalmers Smith's Grocery Medical Company
E. Filler
Enser's
Ensor's
Not Going To Fight Again Says Joe Grunt
To New York next month someone asks if you will fight again. Joe grunts no. The reply makes it nearly unanimous as several states have indicated they would not grant permission anyway.
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New York
Joe
Writer Predicts End Of Southern Conference Breakup
Atlanta columnist Pr Harry Mehre forecasts the Southern Conference will dissolve by year end after internal post season playoff disputes. He envisions a new South Atlantic Conference including Maryland Clemson Duke N C State South Carolina Wake Forest and Virginia with possible additions Washington and Lee and VMI to reach ten.
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Atlanta
Harry [Mehre
Carolinas
Virginia
Maryland
Clemson
Mehre
Atlanta Journal
Southern
Georgia
Mississippi
South Atlantic
Duke
North Carolina State
South Carolina
Wake Forest
Washington and Lee
Virginia Military Institution
Louisiana
Florida
Alabama
Kenucky
Southeastern Conference
Sewanee
Phillies Set Strict Training Rules for 1952 Camp
Philadelphia in January reports manager Eddie Sawyer enforcing a strict regimen at Clearwater Florida camp. Players must live at Fort Harrison hotel, report by 9 30 a m, no cars or beach villas, and begin spring practice February 22 with pitchers first. Robt Roberts and Richie Ashburn to receive salary increases while others offered last year pay. The note adds a separate historical line about Egypt pyramids.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
Clearwater
Fla
Eddie Sawyer
Fort Harrison
Lwe
Bob Carpenter
Robin Roberts
Richie Ashburn
Carpenter
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Chicago
Orstes
Minaie’ Minoso
White Sox
Havana
Chica Baseball Writers Association
F.I
Bowling Lg
L. Pet. Office Tee
Woodland Way
Hagerstown
F. Wagner
Ward
F . Spencer
F Kelly
Leitch
Crites
Forsythe
Stafford
F. T. Delany
O'Connell
F Long
T Hewitt
Ewin
K. Dudley
Wachter
E. Dudley
Mangan
Bob Stanley
Timer—Kanade
Bill Parkins
L. Murray
Elmer Bokesch
Frederick F
TP. Rinehart
Comer
Albaugh
Meintzer
Clem
Burgee
Hammond
Weddle
Martinsburg F. Everhart
Patterson
Rockwell
Powers
Bailey
Holbruner
Z Netoskie
Hamilton
Rinker
Keller
Dieregdeytere
Cy Moore
Austin Angleberger
Timor
Jim Fraser
Bokh Whitmore
Blue Ridge Bowling League
Moose Damascus
Wolfensberger
Chicorz
Copenhaver
Palladino
Koontz
Phillies
Egypt
B.C
Doll’s Jewelry Store
South Market Street
Philco
R.C.A
Motorola
Hotpoint and
Philco Appliances
Melvin M. Englen
Carroll ST
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick St
Fredery
Phon
Von
Mercury
Estes Motors, Inc
Stork
ARS
Plymouth
O. K
Ford
Ole
Ray Lucas
Mt. Airy
Nathan Butler
E. Pat. ST
Estes
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