West Defeats East in Pro Bowl 26 to 19 in LA
In a rainy fifth annual Pro Bowl, the West led by Y A Tittle and Billy Wilson rallied to beat the East 26 19. Wilson had 157 receiving yards on 11 catches as Laverne Torgeson’s interception and Joe Perry’s 4th quarter touchdown capped the comeback.
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Lincoln High Beats Carver Here 67-63
Lincoln High School boys won their fourth in a row, defeating Carver High of Cumberland 67-63 at home. Lincoln trailed early but outscored Carver 22-9 in the third period to seize control, holding on through a tight final frame as Cumberland’s Mountaineers built 410 points over 12 games.
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YMCA Saturday Basketball Results Summary
Pistons beat Celtics 24 to 16 and Royals edged Lakers 13 to 8 in YMCA league games. Osmond defeated DePaul 32 to 25 and Maryland overwhelmed North Carolina 4 to 25 in U s Intermediate League.
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Sugar Ray Robinson Leads Boxing Card At Madison Square Garden
Sugar Ray Robinson headlines a packed boxing week with feath erweight champ Sandy Saddler and young contenders like Floyd Patterson Carmen Basso Earl Walte and Jimmy Slade highlighted. The card features Patterson in his first post Olympian return at Madison Square Garden. Other bouts include Gill Mueller versus Peter Mueller and Saddler defending later in a non title tuneup before facing Teddy Red Michael. The grid shows multiple TV slots on ABC CBS and NBC with Robin- son Grant and Geisbert also in action.
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Mountaineers face tough week in conference play
Mert Te Mont dia Geanden 2 GO Western Maryland By The Associated Press , Coach Jum Phelans Mountaineer quintet tackle three key foes this week. They open Tuesday against Westminster Green Terrors, then visit Baltimore Bees Wednesday and clash with Loyola Saturday in Mount St Marys Gym. The Bees loom as a strong challenger with a deep squad and solid shooting.
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St Johns Edges St Josephs In Overtime Thriller
St Johns men rallied for a 50 55 overtime win over St Josephs at Martinsburg SW Va John Lipps led with eight field goals and free throws, while Bivens and Stone contributed despite injuries. St Johns girls fell 37 28 as a fast moving offense and strong zone defense limited their opponents.
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Seven Fewer Night Games CHICAGO AL baseball schedule 1955 features
The 1955 American League schedule reduces night games by seven to 208, adds travel demand with Kansas City leading at 40 home games, and notes Kansas Cry as a new member. AL President Harridge projects 9,000 to 10,000 extra miles travel and about 20 plane trips per club. Opening day is April 11 Baltimore at Washington with the ball toss by President Eisenhower or representative.
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Emmitsburg Grange Hosts Meeting On Brucellosis
Grange sponsor invites all farmers to Emmitsburg High School Wednesday night at 8 for a meeting on Bangs Disease. County Veterinarian Dr George Green will lead with Dr John F Spangler assisting. A large turnout of dairy and beef farmers is expected amid rising concern over the issue. Cronin Takes Post Lewes Del Jan 16 Dr L Eugene Cronin named director of Chesapeake Biological Laboratory at Solomons Island succeeding Dr RB B Trust who resigned Cronin resigns as head of Lewes lab effective Feb 15.
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College Scores From Saturday Include Wildcats and Huskies Victories
A long list of college basketball results features Holy Cross beating Boston University, Niagara routing Colgate, St John’s Brooklyn College, and many others. Notable upsets include Alabama over Auburn, Kentucky over Louisville, and Texas A&M over Arizona State. The night also notes extra time in a St Peters game and a brief dinosaur fact about the Mesozoic era.
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Notin Laelia da Uienson
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Virginia Maleay
Loustille
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Cardinals reshaping park for Babe Ruth home run chase
Gayle Talbot reports at Sportsman's Park as St Louis Cardinals alter right field to place a screen and extend distances to gate Babe Ruth style blasts. The piece notes past protections and debates over field dimensions and recalls Ruth's 60 home runs in 1927.
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Unclear Q and A On Foods And A Death At Age 78
The fragment discusses caffeine in tea from holly leaves and shoots and mentions Bill Dinneen, a veteran American who died recently at age 78. It references an annual dish and a muscle, with unclear context and incomplete sentences.
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Football War Seeks To Be Nearing An End
In a muddled dispute the National Football League and the Canadian professional map s appeared to be drawing to a close. The Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian Football League persuaded the league to reconsider a rule after NFL clubs faced protests. A league board of governors will decide soon. The Argos seemed to be fighting a losing battle.
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