Frederick Cadets Rally Past Hagerstown 58 52 in Frenzied Finish
Frederick High Cadets erased a late deficit to topple Hagerstown 58 to 52 before a packed crowd. Charley Keller led with 17 points as Bob Moss and Louden Kiracofe starred in a decisive third-quarter rally that flipped the game, with Keller sealing the win in the final minute.
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Frederick High
Hagerstown
Gettysburg
Bob Davies
Frederick Cage
Yhe Priesure
City
Homer Brooks
Ley
Charley Keller
Louden Kirecofe
Frederick
Bob Moss
Jim Mills
Bucky Summers
Frank Yanos
Hamfetstown
Keller
Kiracore
Stotler
McPhail
Strock
Vanos
Kiracofe
Kissel
Stover
Bob Wachter
Milla
Hubs
Cadets
Stoller
Kiracote
Moss
Hus Aer
Mills
Kiracole
Farmer
Huba
Hagers“town
Price
Ius
Henry
Queee
Coe Wood
Fred
Asuai
Meadows
Markey
F. Grove
Barr
Wagner
Fraser
Jacksors
Btatiatics
McPnall
Wachter
Muiltipoles
Dofflemyer
V_ Main
Yorals
Kaydettes
Yanos
Walkersville High
Lionesses
Gondettes
Frederick Froole
Walkersville
Doris Moss
Dutrow
Pervids
Moser
Andeberger
Jackson
College Basketball Scores and Local League Results
The report lists various college games with scores including LaSalle 71 Syracuse 64 and Virginia 81 Penn State 79, plus other matchups such as Western Michigan, Fairmont State, and Mississippi College. It also covers bowling and local league standings, and notes the Fredericksburg area high school game results.
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Associated Press
LaSalle
Syracuse
Western Winds
Central Michigan
Wear Virginia
Penn State
Carolina
South Carolina
Bankay
Doliy's
Farmer's Co-op
Crowth
Budweiser
Jack's
St. Phil
Blue Lite Cabs
Lewin
Green
Esso
Lewis
Phil's
Ms. Esskay Hams
Budweiser Setookosione
Farmer's Coop
Lewis’ Grocery
Ns Phil's
Alice Life Cabs Green
I Jack's
Stap-Crowther Papi
Dolly's Grocery
Cramer oRisk
MacPhail Aids Baltimore Symphony Directed Fund Drive
Baltimore Jan 13 Larry MacPhail promoter and horse breeder agreed to help the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra facing possible closure due to funds. He pledged to raise 5000 dollars in Harford County and urged the 10 local directors to act, likening Baltimore to big league status with Orioles and Colts while the symphony fights to survive.
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Baltimore
Larry MacPhail
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
MacPhail
Pike
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Yankees
Philadelphia
Radio Program Notes and Schedule Fragments
Fragmented OCR shows a radio schedule with mentions of MBS WOR 10 WAL 2 WRAL and program elements like Youth and Washington Report. Contains garbled names, times, and program snippets but no cohesive event or outcome.
Complex Radio Schedule Fragment with Gene Autry and Gunsmoke
A dense, station-scan style listing showing Gene Autry film, stage shows, variety acts, and serialized programs across hours. Notable entries include Gunsmoke, Hit Parade, The Catholic Hour, Monitor, and Roy Reece film segments with numerous program titles and time stamps.
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Gene Autry
Che
Abe Ozark
jJ—ehe
Ciockh
Cha Parry
Como—abe
Jarkie Greason
Monay
Jimmy Durante
Abe
Noe Bunyon
Dhe Radeo
Obe
Thare
Chs
Abve Lassie
Abe Jack Beany
Jim
Plarhiuse
General Electric Theater
Eba
Lorena Toung
March of Medicine
Dhs
Former Stars To Play For March of Dimes Old Timers Game
W Some of baseball notable former stars gather in St. Petersburg on January 13 for an Old Timers' game benefiting the March of Dimes. Al Lopez and Freddie Harrington coach the American and National Leagues respectively with many Hall of Fame names and present majors and minors mixed into the rosters. Umpire changes noted as Lou Jorda suffers a mild heart attack.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
March of Dimes
al Lopez
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Paul Waner
Pitsburgh
Ami Jimmy Foxx
Philadelphia Athlettes
Mostan Red Sox
Pie Usiti Sano
Foxx
Billy Goodman
Ford Garrison
Glenn Moatt
Hoot Evers Rightield
Lopez
Johnny Allen
Earl Torgeson
Hutchinson
Bobby Kline
Jake Flowers
Danny Litwhiler
Eddie Roush
Zack Taylor
Vance
Pioecher
Buich Henline
Ted McGrew
West Favored To Win Pro Bowl Game
Los Angeles on January 13 reports the West as a five point favorite to beat the East in Memorial Stadium Sunday. Stars like Norm van Brocklin Ed Brown Haron Hill Billy Wilson Doak Walker and Bill Howlin headline the West attack while Eddie le Baron Adrian Burk Fred Morrison Ollie Maryon and Ove Graham anchor the contingent. More than 40 000 fans expected for the season finale. Jim Thorpe award to Hill marks NFL honors.
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Los Angeles
Memorial Stadium
Norm van Brocklin
Ed Brown
Chitado Bears
Haron Hill
Billy Wilson
Doak Walker
Bill Howlin
Eddie le Baron
Washington
Adrian Burk
Philadelphia
Fred Morrison
Cleveland
Ollie Maryon
Cardinals
Cleveland Browns
West
Ove Graham
Detroit
Pete Pihos
Hill
Chi Bear
Jim Thorpe
Laurel Complains Over Maryland Racing Date Change
Laurel president John D. Schapiro protests the Maryland Racing Commission shift of Baltimore harness dates from July to October, arguing the move harms mile racing. Commission chairman D. Fildren had not yet seen the complaint and would not reply unless deemed necessary. The alteration puts Laurel's meet Oct 24 to Nov 12 against Baltimore Race Course dates, creating rivalry the commission had aimed to avoid.
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Baltimore
Ye . D. Fildren
Rinehart
Maryland Racing Commission
Laurel
Maryland
John D. Schapiro
Schapiro
Local Notices From Middletown Area
Mr and Mrs George Zechell celebrate second anniversary on Friday at home. Mr and Mrs Edward F Moss announce birth of daughter Mary Yvonne weighing seven pounds one ounce at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Grace M P Rhoderick visits Middletown from Philadelphia hosted by Miss Elva Shafer. Sergeant and Mrs Conrad F Rohrer return to Lebanon after leave with Norris and Rorer families. Rohrer stationed at Scott Air Force Base. Mr and Mrs William J Long travel from Friendship Airport Baltimore to Jamaica with GE trip award. plan Miami layover on return. Maurice Remsberg departed by train last Thursday.
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Edward F. Mosse
Mary Yvonne
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mosses
Grace M. P. Rhoderick
Middletown
Philadelphia
Elva Shafer
West Main Street
Conrad F. Rohrer
Lebanon
Franklin Norris
Kathleen Rohrer
Locust Valley
Rohrer
Scott Air Force Base
William J. Long
Jeft
Friendship Airport
Baltimore
Jamaica
State visit plans and regional notices in brief
Princeton to visit with son in law and daughter Pepper Jr. will host him in Middletown until Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Carbaugh and son Locust Valley and Mrs. Marker Locust Valley and Mrs. Florence Creeger Frederick left for a Florida trip. Damascus Syria to Kuwait visit by Kuwatly Feb 1 and Pakistan Feb 14. Baghdad Pact conference January 17 in Baghdad. Transit Authority reports 433,607 worthless subway slugs last year costing over 1.63 million.
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Princeton
SN. J
William Pepper Jr
Middletown
Gerald Carbaugh
D. D. Marker
Locust Valley
Florence Creeger
Frederick
Florida
Damascus
Syria
Shukri Kuwatly
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Kuwatly
Pakistan
New York
the Transit Authority
AAA urged tougher effort to curb roadside litter
Washington report notes the American Automobile Association urges stepped up efforts to cut litter on highways. The AAA says the country is paying a 30 million cleanup bill for roadside rubbish and trash as a result.
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Washington
The
American Automobile Assn
AAA
Promoter blames IBC over boxing TV policy
Boston promoter Sam Silverman cuts ties with the International Boxing Club accusing it of bias against local telecast. He cites lost gates and empty arenas when TV rights restrict Boston fights, noting recent poor gates in New York and Cleveland and warning rivals to stay in business without IBC backing.
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Sam Silverman
International Boxing Club Today
Blaat
Becauss
UBC
Silverman
Mower
Ced Yes Beys
Wallace
Bud) Smith
Tony de Marca
Boston Garden
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Truman Gibson
Manchester
N. H
ABC
Magsachu- Sens
Baby Vasquez
Frankie Ruff
Sgoste
Cleveland
Rocky Castellani
Gene Fuller
IBC
McNeese State Star Tops College Basketball Scoring
Bill Reiger of McNeese State leads the season scoring with a high total as the Associated Press reports his 568 points. The season showcases top players including Joe Lopes from Sacramento and teams across New York and California.
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New York
Bill Reiger
McNeese
State of Louisiana
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Abe Dean Manion—mbe
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Looney
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R. C. A. Telche
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Atlantic
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