Cadets Win Handily At Hagerstown
In a post season Pro Bowl preview at Memorial Coliseum Los Angeles January event, coach Paddy Driscoll downplayed a purely passing attack for the West team while highlighting a deep roster of runners. He cited Bear backs Rick Casares and Hugh McElhenny among others, plus receivers Hakon Hill Billy Howston and Billy Wilson and rookie Leon Clarke, noting Chicago’s strong running tradition.
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New Laws At NCAA Convention On Recruitment And Aid
The 51st NCAA convention adopted two amendments regulating recruitment and athlete aid. One sets limits on financial help from all sources when athletic ability is involved in awards. the other allows colleges to pay transportation for a prospective athlete on a campus visit but bars outside organizations from bringing the recruit to campus. Debates followed as delegates questioned implications for government grants and outside employment, with NCAA President Clarence Houston unable to answer a key voting question. The day also covered high school basketball results, including Frederick Cadets’ win over Hagerstown and notable performances by Keller and Summers.
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Orioles Expand Network With Seven Partnerships
Orioles now own or have working agreements with seven teams in a broad development network. The move consolidates talent pipelines and strengthens player assignments across affiliated clubs under the multi team arrangement.
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Maryland tracks oppose competition and early opening
ANNAPOLIS January debate centers on Maryland horse racing tracks and their clash with New Jersey and New York venues. Senator DiDomenico criticizes an early season start, proposes racing no earlier than March 15, and seeks changes to payout rules and a ban on under-16s at tracks. The article also covers local high school basketball results and Jackie Robinson’s retirement announcement.
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Harold Carter Wins Narrow Points Victory in New York
Harold Carter, 191 pounds from Linden New Jersey, defeats Bob Baker, 214 pounds from Pittsburgh, by outpoint in a ten round bout in New York.
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Johnnies Fall to Mt St Joe JV in Low Scoring Game
In St Johns gym the Johnnies lose 24 to 22 to At St Josephs Baltimore JV. Coach Bob Marendt cites missed baskets and a former Johnnies player Grove scoring 11 points as key factors. Next week they host St Maria Goretti of Hagerstown with a 7 30 pm start, a prelim game at 7 30.
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Bruton Denies Making Statement About Runaway Pennant Claim
Milwaukee Braves center fielder Billy Bruton denied making a Detroit quoted remark suggesting Cincinnati could win the pennant if given pitching help. He said his view was misrepresented and that Milwaukee has better chances, while teammates and officials debated the blazing race and Brooklyn’s perceived strength.
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Damascus Varsity Downs Alumni Five in Narrow Victory
Damascus varsity defeated Alumni Five 49 to 36 at home led by Jack Hunt with 19 points. Butcher added five and the Alumni played with six men, Thompson fouling out late. Alumni J.V. won 55 to 20 as Milton Pearce led their score with two. Damascus will face Northwood Thursday at 2.
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Carter Defeats Baker in TV Ring Thriller
Harold Carter, a 22 year old Linden, New Jersey teacher, beat 36 year old Bob Baker in a 10 round Madison Square Garden TV bout. Promoter Billy Brown plans Carter vs Machen in March at the Garden with Pastrano as alternative if Machen falters. Patterson remains the top target with March and June fate tied to the rising group led by Carter, Machen and Pastrano.
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Proper off season care for freshwater fishing gear and hunting equipment
Field and Stream advises winter maintenance for tackle lines reels flies and storage gear. Clean and oil reels inspect level wind gears replace worn parts wash boots waders and creels and game bags. Store lines on pegs or coils, dry nets, and treat flies by steam to preserve gear for next season.
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Mount St. Marys Faces Georgetown and Loyola in Key Games
Mount St. Marys College basketball star Jack Sullivan, at 6'4, maintains over 30 points per game as the Mountaineers draw Georgetown on January 19 in Emmitsburg. A February 9 clash with Loyola follows, promising strong attendance.
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College Scores Roanoke 41 Catholic Univ 7
Recent publicity in the Saturday Evening Post has boosted Dan Yinging's Twin Hemlocks Pheasant Farm hunting preserve between Emmitsburg and Gettysburg. A hunter from Hamburg rented a car in New York and visited two days, with others from British Columbia also visiting to buy birds.
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Who May Fish In Maryland Fresh Waters Without License
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Nellie Tayloe Ross First Woman Governor of Wyoming
Nellie Tayloe Ross made history as Wyoming’s chief executive serving from 1924 to 1926, becoming the first woman elected governor in U.S. history.
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