Frederick High 32 St John’s low in home loss
Frederick High varsity defeated St John’s High School 32 to 8 on the Johnnies court in a capacity crowd, with Rennie Tyervar scoring 22 for Frederick and Ward returning after an ankle injury to contribute key shots and free throws. The two teams adopted man to man then zone defense, St John’s briefly rallied in the fourth quarter, while a preliminary Johnny Jayvees win 30-28 was also reported.
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Frederick High Varsity
St. John's
FHS
Frederick
Rennie Tyervar
St. John’s
Tyervar
Cadet Ward
Ward
Johnny Jayvees
Hagerstown K
Caseos
Frederick G
Rinehart
F. We
Angleberger
Baker
Mullican
Ai Bapst
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Burfee
X. Ieff
Houck
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F. It
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P. Kennedy
C. Eee
Geuker
Reagan
M. Kennedy
F& Ope
D. Koogle
G. Cone
Pervids St. John’s
Tao Frederick
Reiece
Bokeseh
Murray
Timer
P. Winpigler
J. Kennedy
Krantz
Caldwell Receives Indefinite Princeton Football Contract
Caldwell, famed 1950s coach of the year, was awarded a virtual life contract to coach Princeton football. The deal, replacing a three-year pact, grants him indefinite duration pending his wishes, with terms not disclosed. Caldwell’s 1950 squad went 9-0 and captured the Ivy League title, marking a peak in his six-year tenure.
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N. J. Jan
Charlie Caldwell
Caldwell
R. Kenneth Fairman
Fairman
Charlie
Libertytown Bowling League Latest Results and Stats
The Libertytown Bowling League results show Smith's 2: Stitely's 0, and Nash's 3: Fisher's 1, with Grabill's 3: Wright's 0. Weekly stats list high game by Roland Myers of Fisher's at 122, high set 319, team high 517, and Grabill's 1,459. Also notes December deer season in Charleston with a 226 pound nine year old buck taken near Martinsburg by Hugh E. McMorrow.
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Nash's
Smith's
Grabill
Stitely
Roland Myers
Fishers
Charleston
W. Va
Conservation Commission
Hugh E. McMorrow
Washington
West
L. Pet. Fisher's Shop
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Wright's Store
Nash's Plasterers
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Americans To Play Mounts On Friday
American University head to a weekend road trip with a 7–3 record, facing Mount St. Mary’s in Emmitsburg on Friday and Drexel Institute in Philadelphia on Saturday. Freshmen join the varsity as AU eyes a ninth win in 10 meetings with Mount St. Mary’s, riding a strong backcourt and a defense-led approach.
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Brown Open to Coaching Ohio State Buckeyes
Columbus. Jan. 17. Paul Brown would accept an offer to coach at Ohio State University, a close friend said today. Howell, Ohio State sports editor, says Brown would take 15000 a year, pick his own assistants, and not apply for the job. Ohio State has not named candidates to replace Wes Fesler as athletic director and football coach. The sports editor notes strong support and opposition, warning public reaction if Brown is pursued or rejected.
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Rotary Chief Clears Rotary of Any Masonic Ties
Arthur Lagueux president of Rotary International issued a public statement in Chicago asserting that Rotary has no connection with Masonry or any other organization. He said Rotary is not a secret association with public meetings, activities and records, and noted he had not seen the Vatican decree about clergy in Rotary.
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Rotary International
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Masonry
Arthur Lagueux
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L'Osservatore Romana
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South America
Lagueux
Quebec
Canada
Waynesboro Tops Hanover In Overtime Thriller
Waynesboro edged Hanover 73 69 in overtime in Penn Maryland basketball action. The win moves Waynesboro into fourth place while Hanover remains in the loop cellar. Hanover surged late but Waynesboro held on after a strong fourth quarter rally. Score by periods shows a tight game before OT.
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Hanover
Waynesboro
Mount St. Mary's leads early, beats Baltimore U 70 53
Mount St. Marys jumped to a 14 point edge in five minutes and never trailed, beating Baltimore U 70 to 53. Les Cosgrove and Jim Montgomery led the Mounts with a 19 6 start and a 46 20 halftime lead as they employed a fast break and tight zone defense to hold the visitors.
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Maryland 4 H Club heads to Boston poultry show
Four Maryland 4 H Club members Charles Stafford Donald De lauter William Schlotterbeck and Donald Bell left College Park for Boston to compete in a regional poultry judging contest joining University of Maryland associate professor Russell Hines and County Agent Joseph M Steger. The Maryland team seeks to defend the state title won last year at Boston.
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Boston
Charles Stafford
Route 2
Cumberland
Donald Delauter
Myersville
William T. Schlotterbeck
Ellicoth City
Donald Bell
Monrovia
Russell H. Hines, Jr
University of Maryland
Joseph M. Steger
Allegany County
Merrick Named Coach At Richmond University
Merrick, former Fork Union Military Academy mentor and 1939 All Southern Conference center, was named head football coach at the University of Richmond. He succeeds Karl Esbeck after a 1950 season with two wins. Merrick vows to implement the 9 formation and faces a major rebuilding task.
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Richmond
Edwin Joel Merrick
Fork Union
Va.) Military Academy
University of Richmond
J Merrick
Pottsville
Glenn Thistlethwaite
Merrick
Karl A
Dick) Esbeck
James T. Tucker
University of Richmond Athletic Council
Esbeck
Spiders
Little Randolph Macon
Virginia Tech
Virginia Prep
FASTEETH promises secure, comfortable false teeth
Advert reads FASTEETH as an alkaline iron acid powder to sprinkle on dentures. It claims the powder keeps plates from slipping and wobbling, reduces odor and breath issues, and offers improved comfort without souring. Includes purchase note at drug stores.
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Walkersville and Middletown Split in County Basketball
Walkersville and Middletown split County Interscholastic Basketball League games at Middletown. Valley boys won 32 to 26, while Gladelassies edged 24 to 23. Clem led Walkersville, and Miss Johnson carried Middletown in the girls clash.
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Valley Boys
Glade Lassies
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Eaves
Johnson
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Valley
Zimmerman
Cramer
Weddle
Etzler
Nhopaeseae Agende
Middelton
Butts
F . Coblentz
Kline
Eckard
Miller
Blickenstaff
Smith
G Reeder
Kuhn
Schroyer
Leatherman
McAllister
Pianist Exposed Plays Not The Missouri Waltz At Blair House
Washington’s famed pianist from Missouri could not play The Missouri Waltz. At a Blair House tea for veterans, President Truman filled in on the piano and was asked for the Missouri tune. He admitted he never learned it and instead played Black Hawk Waltz for the guests.
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Blair House
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Boxers Back Into Fights
Boxing news notes Ezzard Charles and Joe Louis may meet again as Charles improves a possible rematch. Louis seeks a second shot while opponents James Lee Oma and others face new challenges. Barry matchups include Layne, Satterfield, Walentt, and Maxim with dates in February and March at Madison Square Garden, Chicago Stadium, and Miami Stadium.
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NEA
New York
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Pop
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Charles
Ezzard the Gizzard
Lee Oma
Geezer
Freddie Beshore
Harrisburg
Oma
Bob Satterfield
Chicago
Agramonte
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Clarence Henry
Miami, Flat
Louis Ou
Cesar Brion
Rex Layne
Ray Robinson
Jake LaMotta
Chicago Stadium
National Boxing Association
Layne
Joe Walcntt
Detroit
Joey Maxim
Cleveland
Walentt
Maxim
Savold Contender Sees Heavyweight Crown Wait Till September
The heavyweight scene sees Louis deferment to September with Lee Savold highlighted as best qualified despite a career of losses and layoffs. Separate notes report Jack Holt III, famed he man actor, in fragile heart health with Tim Holt by his side, and Earle Kolb Jr announced at Westover AFB as he reports for Air Force basic training.
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Lee Savold
Barkeep
Bruce Woodcock
Savold
Manly
Jack Holt III
Santa Monica
Calif
Jack Holt
Holt
Tim Holt
Tom Mix
Buck Jones
Oregon
Hollywood
Westover Base
Westover Air Force Base
Mass
Earle Kolb, Jr
Earl E. Kolb
Jefferson, Md
1600Th Air Transport Wing
Westover Afb
Air Force
Modernized Rice Plan of Reducible Rupture Control
An advertisement offers a free post card to W. S. Rice Inc for the "Rice Plan of Reducible Rupture Control." It claims secure protection that blocks rupture opening without bulky trusses and harsh pressure and is in daily use by thousands.
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Adams
N. J
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