Lions Screen Orange Bowl Film For Frederick Lions Club
Frederick Lions Club members watched a replay of the Orange Bowl game between Oklahoma and Maryland. Tom Mont and players were highlighted with slow motion replays and commentary by Tommy Mant. Local men Burgee Griggs Lattimore and Bowersox were named. the event included a luncheon and a brief program at the Tratus Saint Rey Hotel.
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Miami
Maryland
Oklahoma
Frederick
Mayland
Tommy Mant
The
Terrapins
Tratus Saint Rey
Mont
Sooners
Burgee
Larry Griggs
Guard Shipley
Charles Lattimore
Cumberland
Jack Bowersox
Westminster
Dick Burgee
L. Ray Burgee
Dick Shipley
Emory B. Shipley
Frederick High School
Meat and Dovel
College Park
Lion Tom Summers
Lion Richard E. Zimmerman
Noel H. Gross
Exchange Club of
Alvey
Renn
Walkersville Bowling League Glade Valley Division Standings
The Walkersville Bowling League Glade Valley Division shows Potomac Edison No. 2 leading with strong performances across weekly statistics. High individual game is 160 by K. Ford and high set by R. Eyler, with Potomac Edison No. 2 posting top team game and set scores of 2632 and 4712 respectively.
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Walkersville Bowling League
Glade Valley
Potomac Edison
Southern
Walkersville Bowling Center
Farmers Supply
Catoctin Country Club
Pepsi Cola Ts Ox Co
Yellow Springs
Renner Motor
Mt. Pleasant
Kidd
K. Ford
R. Eyler
Dal
Health Center League MAJOR Division Tennis-Jetect Reenus
Health Center League MAJOR Division standings show teams H B Duvall and Brown's Amusements leading, with Morgan's Restaurant, Landis Jewelry Store and Braddock Heights Garage also listed. Individual highs include Wolfe 452, Bradley 413, and H B Duvall leading in team game and set with 619 and 1774.
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Health Center League
Duvall
Brown's Amusements
Morgan's
Landis Jewelry Store
Braddock Heights
Coca-Cola
Wolfe
Bradley
H. B. Duvall
Ewbank Named Coach of the Baltimore Colts
Wilbur Ewbank accepted the Colts head coach role aiming to pattern Baltimore after the Cleveland Browns. He left the Browns as an assistant to lead Baltimore, which seeks a winning era after a 3-8-1 season and a two year NFL return.
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Baltimore
Wilbur Ewbank
Baltimore Colts
Cleveland Browns
Ewbank
Browns
Colts
Keith Molesworth
Rosenbloom
Brown
Washington U. of St. Louis
Kellett
Ray Richards
CnicaRo Lassalials
Charles Marciano bout discussed in New York meeting
In Chicago Ezzard Charles recent win over Bob Satterfield sparks talks of a title bout with Rocky Marciano. IBC chief Jim Norris and Al Weill will meet in New York next week to discuss plans while Charles eyes a possible June title bid amid interest from co managers Mintz and Tannas. Louis weighs in on risk, Charles aims to pressure close range.
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Chicago
Ezzard Charles
International Boxing Club
Jim Norris
al Weill
Rocky Marciano
New York
Marciano
Charles Charles
Bob Satterfield
Satterfield
Charles
Truman Gibson
IBC
Jake Mintz
Tom Tannas
Norris
Weill
Tannas
Dan Bucceroni
Clarence Henry
Nino Valdes
Joe Louis
Marnie
Louis Sar
Coley Wallace
Becky
Kiner Signs 1954 Cub Contract in Chicago
Chicago Cubs announce slugger Ralph Kiner signed for 1954 with terms not disclosed. Kiner, who hit 35 homers and 116 RBIs last season after a Pirates trade, is part of a rebuilding plan. Possible opening lineup includes Ernie Banks at short and Gene Baker at second with Cavaretta naming starters.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Ralph Kiner
Wid Matthews
Kiner
Pebble Beach
Calif
Matthews
Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Phil Cavareda
Ernie Banks
Gene’ Baker
Ather Tikely
Cavarretta
Joe Garagiola
Dee Fondy
Ransom Jackson
Frankie Baumholtz
Bob Talbot
Hank Sauer
Bob Rush
Pilcher
Porterfield Joins List of Holdouts
Washington star Bob Porterfield, major league leading pitcher in 1933, refuses the Senators offer claiming it is far below his expectations. Calvin Griffith counters that Porterfield has been paid well, noting last year's club receipts fell by 159000 from 1952. Porterfield posted a 22-10 record with nine shutouts after a 13-14 split the prior year.
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Washington
Bob Porterfield
Washington Senators
Senators
Calvin Griffith
Porterfield
College Basketball Roundup From Associated Press
College basketball results feature Columbia over Pennsylva nia 69 64 Temple 64 Lehigh 61 Mass 52 Boston U 49 Steubenville 88 Slippery Rock 34 Geneva 34 Westminster Pa 72 West Virginia Tech 77 Allegheny 89 Edinboro 73 Mississippi State 75 Georgia Tech 74 William and Mary 71 Virginia Military 67 Edgewater 82 Richmond Institute 64 Wash Lee Va Tech postponed Roanoke Em Henry Midwest Creighton Omaha 67 Marietta 96 Youngstown 76 Otterbein 61 Ohio Wesleyan 56 Ball State 72 Indiana State 67 Southwest North Texas 73 Wayland 62 Midwestern 88 Trinity Texas 83 Far West Utah State 73 Brig Young 68 Colorado A&M 62 Denver 51.
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Columbia
Penns¢ Temple
Lehigh
Mass
Boston U
Steubeny'le
Slip'ry Hock
Geneva
Westminster
Wva Tech
Ald’s'n-Broad
Davis-Elk
Beckley
Wva
WvVa State
Wilberforce
Allegheny
Edinboro
South Miss State
Georgia Tech
Wm & Mary
Va Military
Richmoro
Wash-Lee
Va.Tech
Catholic U
Balto
Em&Henry
Midwest
Creighton
Omaha
Marietta
Youngstown
Otterbein
Ohio Wesleyan
Ball State
Indiana State
Southwest North Texas
Wayland
Midwin
Trinity Tex
Utah State
Brig Young
Colorado A&m
Denver
Gavilan Honored New York as Fighter of the Year 1933
Kid Gavilan received the Edward J. Neil Memorial Plaque as Fighter of the Year for 1933 at the boxing writers dinner in New York. Dr Vincent A. Wardiella was honored for long meritorious service. The Neil Award was presented by Jack Dempsey. the first plaque went to the former heavyweight champion in 1938.
Maryland Sets 1954 Football Schedule in Wake of Bowl Talk
Maryland unveils its 1954 football slate beginning at Kentucky on Sept. 18 and includes UCLA at Los Angeles, Wake Forest, North Carolina, Miami, and South Carolina on the road with home games against North Carolina State Clemson George Washington and Missouri. The schedule features potential Miami Bowl appearances with Missouri as a likely candidate if conference rules allow. Maryland and Missouri's pairing would require bowl alignment under ACC and Big Seven agreements.
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College Park
Maryland
Kentucky
Los Angeles
UCLA
North Carolina State
Clemson
George Washington
Missouri
Wake Forest
North Carolina
Miami
South Carolina
Washington & Lee
Georgia
Mississippi
Alabama
Oklahoma
North Corona State
Tracks Would Alter Maryland Racing Assignments
The Maryland Racing Commission will consider Cumberland and Ocean Downs requests to change 1954 race dates. Cumberland seeks August dates moved to Southern Maryland to avoid Charles Town competition, and Ocean Downs proposes shifting July dates to avoid Brandywine Raceway while Baltimore Raceway loses dates to Laurel. Commission chair D Eldred Rinehart noted the schedule could be revised as needed.
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Baltimore
Maryland Racing Commission
Cumberland
Ocean Downs
Marlboro
Maryland
Charles Town
West Virginia
Marlysboro
Washington
Baltmore Raceway
Seashore
Laurel
D. Eldred Rinehart
Commission
Saddler Faces Bossio in Comeback Night
Featherweight champ Sandy Saddler, due home from the Army, meets Billy Bossio in a 10 round title bout airing on ABC radio and NBC TV. Saddler has not fought since March 1952, last defending the title two years earlier versus Willy Pep, while Bossio, 25, brings a 40 12 83 pro record into the match in New York.
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New York
Sandy Saddler
Billy Bossio
ABC
NBC
Saddler
Germany
Tommy Collins
Boston
Jammy Carter
Tommy
Wille Pep
Bossio
Patternmakers Face Machinists In Bowling League
In the PF I S bowling league results show Patternmakers, Machinists, Cleaners, Molders, Warehouse and Office groups. Next week Warehouse meets Cleaners and Molders faces Office. High game by Malders 150 and A Cramer 352. Machinists post top team game and set. The Republican party originated in Ripon Wisconsin in July 1854 after a February 1854 meeting.
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Bowling Lg
A. Cramer
Republican Party
Ripon
Wsconsi
Williams Disagrees With Accepted Theory Of Hiting
Ted Williams and partner win an international sailfish contest off Florida. The Red Sox slugger hits one on day one and two on day two. Williams, a four-time AL batting champion, earns 35,000 weekly from exhibitions and runs a fishing tackle business. He studies pitchers and repeats debates on hitting theory, noting his right hand as power and ending hand.
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New York
Fenway Park
Alvin Dark
Dark
Giants
Professor Williams
Clbhouse
Rlyo
Willams
Jimmy Foxx
Joe Cronin
Williams
Wilams
South Carolina
Joe Jackson
Hugh Duffy
Bosox
Korea
Steen
Ted Williams
Milwaukee Braves Named Sports Surprise Of 1953
Milwaukee Braves general manager John Quinn credits Milwaukee and Wisconsin fans plus manager Charlie Grimm for lifting a second-division Boston club to a strong second in the National League and the year’s top sports surprise in the AP poll. The team drew over 826,397 at Milwaukee County Stadium last season and sold more than 17,700 season tickets as plans for a potential 2 million attendance target emerge ahead of 1954. May 22 Preakness set. nominations close Feb 15. Orioles challenge Braves for attendance supremacy.
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John Quinh
Milwaukee Braves
Associated Press
Quinn
Milwaukee
Boston
Wisconsin
Charlie Grimm
Braves
Rmation
Chuck Diessen
Brooklyn
New York Yankees
Dark Star
Name Dancer
Michigan State
Illinois
Rocky Marciano
Jersey Joe Walcott
Maryland
New York Giants
Iowa
Notre Dame
Milwaukee County
Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
St Louis
Clarence Miles
Emmitsburg Bears Down Cadets In Tight County Opener
Emmitsburg High varsity edged Frederick Cadets 37 34 in a County Scholastic Basketball League opener. Brown McNair led Emmitsburg with 10 points as Art Damuth sparked the final stretch with a late four point burst. Cadets adjusted to a 1 3 1 zone mixed with man to man and briefly led late before Damuth’s late heroics sealed the win. Emmitsburg visits Middletown Tuesday for another league game.
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Emmitsburg High
Frederick Cadets
Emmitsburg
Brown McNair
Cadets
Gene Adlesberger
Ie Buine Vously
Art Damuth
Fielhoak
Emmittsburg
Middletown
Frederick
G. FL
Weddle
Dixon
Kiracoffe
Merchant and
Grant
Mumma
Glags
Redskins Sign Al Dorow Boosts Quarterback Pool
Washington signs Al Dorow adding to a crowded quarterback group that already includes Eddie Lebaron Jack Searbath and Harry Gilmer with thoughts on Larry Isbell possibly joining. Dorow formerly of Michigan State and Baylor standout Sam Baugh era noted. Bolling Air Force Base team won national service championship in 1952.
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Washington
Washington Redskins
al Dorow
Michigan State
Redskins
Dorow
Eddie Lebaron
Jack Searbath
Harry Gilmer
Larry Isbell
Baylor
Samuel Baugh
Bolling Air Force Base
Bolling
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National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
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Don Carter
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Hampden Sydney
Westminster Varsity
Western Maryland
REDS
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Redlegs
Andy Seminick
Johnny Temple
Joe Nuxhall
Jim Bolger
Terps
Bill Bossio
Fis Patternmakers
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Fred W. Sheip
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Marendt & de
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J. Stockman
Ib ' Kepler
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Hagerstown Armory
Gill Wuliall
Deding Inmae
Baron Gattoni
Buddy
Lee
Hagerstown
Philco
Motorola T.yv
Sunbeam
Melvin M. Engle
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