Kentucky Is Still No.1 In Sixth AP Poll
Kentucky remains top in the sixth weekly AP poll with 115 votes and 926 points after a win over Tulane. North Carolina State holds second, San Francisco rises to third, La Salle stays fourth, and Duquesne drops to fifth after losses. Maryland jumps to sixth with 338 points as Duke, North Carolina, and NC State contend for ACC leadership.
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Kentucky
Associated Press
Maryland
Adolph Rupp
Wildcats
Tulane
North Carolina State
Bud Millikan
N. C. State
Wake Forest
San Francisco
Dons
North Carolina
Duke
Terrapins
la Salle
Duquesne
St. Francis
Pennsylvania
N.C. State
Illinois
Missouri
George Washington
Utah
UCLA
Alabama
Richmond
Minnesota
Marquette
Haly Cross
St. Vanderbilt
Dayton
Iowa
TCU
Niagara
Frederick High Five Downs Walkersville
Frederick High School county varsity used a man for man offense to defeat Walkersville Lions 46 to 41 on the Glade team’s court. Weddle led the winners with steady outside scoring as the cadets built a 12 point margin in the middle quarters. Walkersville staged a late rally but fell short.
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Frederick
Walkersville Lions
Glade
Walkersville Quint
Bee Ae Oo Mayee
Walkersville
Pheus
Merchant
Weddle
W. Duncan
Zimmerman
Storkman and
Kline
Maryland Faces GW Star Devlin In Huge Hustle Night
Maryland, 11-3 after a 68-64 upset of NC State, travels to Uline Arena to face George Washington led by Corky Devlin and Joe Holup. GW ranked 19th, Maryland 15th in AP poll. game features Devlin's 34.1% accuracy and Holup's 56.2% shooting. Ben Kessler leads Maryland with 26 points in recent win.
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Washington
Maryland
Walt (Corky) Devlin
George Washington
Associated Press
Bill Reinhart
Devlin
Corky
Central High School
Newark
Reinhart
Joe Holup
Swayersville
Baton Rouge
Ladani
Kenhicks
Feson
Lomsiina
Kentucky
LSE
Lerm Maser
Joe Fahey
Bob Burrays
Phil Grawemeyer
Imsulé Lau
Burrow
LSU
Rare Gieley
Inter-Church League Matches And Standings Report
Inter-Church League results list Baptist Middletown Reformed Doubs Lutheran Mt Pleasant Methodist Calvary Methodist Grace Reformed Buckeystown Methodist and others at nine o clock. Standings show Baptist 38 and Middletown Reformed 34 leading followed by Doubs Lutheran 33 and Mt Pleasant 32 with Calvary 30 and Grace 28. Weekly statistics record high game by Linton of Baptist and high set by Keller of Middletown Reformed, with team highs by Mid ay retained ESA bie torre settie and others. Women division notes include Fred Lutheran versus Brown Mothers Class and multiple matches, with high games by Rannenberger Forest Grove and team marks by Calvary Methodist and Rantist.
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Doubs Lutheran Mt Pleasant Methodist
Calvary
Grace Reformed Buckeystown
Methodist Middletown Lutheran Church of the Brethren
Evan Reformed
Linton
Baptist
Keller, Sr
Middletown Reformed
Miday
Esa Bie
Fred, Lutheran
B'rown Meth
Mtown
St. John's Calvary Meth
St. Mark's Forest Grove
Art. Pleasant
Calvary Methodist Ae
Buckeystown Methodist
Baptist Oe Eyhalt Ca
St. Marks Ty
Forest Grove
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Otsahadeth
Middletown
Frederick Lutheran
Mount Pleasant Methodist
Mather
Rannenberger
Rantist
Calgary Methodist
Senate opened to change by election cycles
Question and answer discuss why the United States Senate is called the House That Never Dies noting only one third of senators are elected every two years, six year terms, and two thirds remain in office. Also mentions sequoia wood value, LSU basketball game, and Jim Gilliam signing with Brooklyn Dodgers.
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United States Senate
House
Senate
Radio Broadcast Schedule Notes and Station List
A fragmented schedule lists radio programs and stations including MBS WOR 710 CBS WEMD WMAL 630 NBC WBAL 1090 with references to news hours sports broadcasts and varied talk segments. It mentions thrice daily newscasts commentary and entertainment blocks across ABC NBC CBS networks with multiple cryptic timings and program names.
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MBS
WOR
CBS
WEMD
ABC
WMAL
NBC
WBAL
Television program listings page overview 7100
A dense OCR listing of TV programs across channels and times. Includes names such as Kukla and Olie Abe Capt Video DuMont 3 John Daly see Morgan Beatty DuMont 7:30 Dinah Shyre Abe News, Cavalcade Film, News Caravan, Je Stafford Lone Edg. 7: Father Bishop Sheen DuMont 7:30 Halls of Ivy Twenty Questions, 9:00 Fireside Film Mest Millie Danny Thomas Film, 9:30 Circle Theater Red Skelton Drama Hour. 10:00 Tough Consequences, 10:20 It's a Great Life Soet Now, Stop the Music Abe 11:30 Steva Allen Abe.
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Kukla
Olie
Abe
DuMont
John Daly
Morgan Beatty
Dinah Shyre
Cavalcade
Abe Je Stafford Lone
Father
Bishop Sheen
Ivy
Firesite
Danny Thomas
Circle Theater
Circle Theater—noe
Red Skelton
Touth
Ah Danger
Nbe
Steva Allen
Murray warns TV studios may erase great comedians
New York January Wayne Oliver reports Murray fears the great comedians could be extinct in 10 years unless networks give them better studio breaks. He cites audience view and reaction as essential and criticizes large stages distancing performers from viewers. Murray notes Jan Murray on ABC's Dollar a Second benefits from not bearing the entire show load.
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Wayne Oliver
New York
Jan Murray
Murray
ABC
Jurray
Starks
Jan
Joses
Walkersville Bowling League Latest Results
Walkersville Bowling League reports results across teams including Tichalson's Glade Vo Mbt Lander Civitan Natonal Amoco Hamilton's Bartonsville Joe's Market Murray's Mkt and Nicholson's Grocery with high scores and sets noted. Basketball scores from Associated Press show Kentucky LSU Virginia Tech Carnegie Tech Grove City Town Illinois Indiana Kansas Iowa State Liberty Shepherd and others. Teaser notes Urahy discharged from hospital as Leahy improves after gastritis and return from Pas a A&T hospital.
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Glade Vo
Excelston
Lander
Civitan
Natonal Amoco
Medical Co
Hamilton’s
Bartonsville
Joe's Market
Murray's
Smyth’s
Kentucky
LSU
Wi & Mary
Virginia Tech
Carnegie Tech
Grove City
Town
Illinois
Indiana
Midstate
Kansas
Iowa State
Weet Liberty
Shepherd
Urahy
Lovertines
Lan
Frank Morgan
Stipe Refuses To Be Beached By Polio
Stipe, hospitalized in Baltimore since October, remains Damascus Hirsh School’s athletic director and acts as varsity basketball statistician. Coach Cosgrove, newly leading Damascus with a 4-1 record, gains familiarity with players as the team goals improve.
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Harry V. Stipe
Damascus Hirsh School
Children + Hospital School
Stipe
Tommy Cosgrove
Damascus
Gaithersburg
Tommy Ward
Rawasews
Hersht
George Kemp
Thompson
Ronald Gue
Duck” Johnson
Thomas Cosgrove
University of Maryland
Coserne
Cosgrove
Graham Unanimous Winner of Award
Otto Graham of the Cleveland Browns was named the unanimous December winner in the Hickok pro athlete of the year poll. He led the Browns to the NFL title over the Detroit Lions, earning every first place vote and 303 points. Other monthly winners included Frank Selvy, Ezzard Charles, Stan Musial, Willie Mays, and Willie Shoemaker, with the belt to be awarded at a Rochester polio fund dinner.
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Otto Graham
Cleveland Browns
Hickok
Browns
Detroit
Lions
Graham
Frank Selvy
Milwaukee Hawks
Boba Olson
Wile Hartack
Rochester
Press and Radio Club
Polio Fund
Ezzard Charles
Neil Johnston
Paddy le Jieeu
Sue Teed
Stan Musial
Willie Mays
Joe Adcock
Johnny Antonelli
Dusty Rhodes
Willie Shoemaker
Jimmy Carter
Maryland U. athletics flagged for ACC NCAA rule issues
A two man commission of the Maryland State Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools criticized the University of Maryland athletic program. The 19 page section on athletics cited rule flexibility for athletes, lighter work restrictions, and skewed scholarship aid favoring sports. Jim Tatum defended the program as compliant and favorable to athletics despite the findings. The report, released after the General Assembly session, examined 1942-53 scholarship distribution and football success.
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Atlantic Coast Conference
National Collegiate Athletic Assa
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Vasvi
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Wilson H Elkins
Commission
Universim
Jim Tatum
College Park
ACC
NCAA
Tatum
General Assembly
Lewis P. Andreas
Syracuse Unive
Meera Fe Yyquae Ue Ie Caereeanty of
New York
Albany
Tonsim Sports Banquet Hosts Giants and Stars in Baltimore
All 1141 seats for a Marsland Professional Baseball Players Association banquet in Baltimore sold out. Guests include Dusty Rhodes and Lampphead, Robin Roberts, Yogi Berra, Chuck Bednarik, Paul Richards, Art Donovan, Pinques, and other notable athletes. Eddie Robinson and Eddie Rommel will oversee events with Tommy Richardson as toastmaster.
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New York Giants
Dusty Rhodes
Collar Lamphead
Marsland Professional Baseball Players” Association
Paul Richards
Oriole
Robin Roberts
Philadelpha Phils
Yoo Berra
New York Yankee
Chuck Bednarik
Philadelphia Football Eagles
Paul Moffman
Baltimore Bullet
Philadelphia Basketball Warriors
Art Donovan
Baltimore Colts
Eddie Robinson
Yankee Pinehuntung
Winiekdieh
Virginia State Beats Marshall 82 to 73 in Beckley
Virginia State defeated Marshall by 82 to 73 at Beckley with strong play from Virginia State and key scoring from the Panthers. The game showcased Virginia State’s offense while Marshall struggled to sustain scoring in the second half.
College Scores From Yesterday's Basketball Games
A roundup of college games includes Kentucky 4 La. State 62 Georgia Tech 77 Mississippi State 63 Vanderbilt 75, Virginia Tech 60 Eastern Kentucky 84 Richmond 60, Howard 103 Tampa 76, West Virginia State 82 Virginia State 13, West Liberty 104 Shepherd 102 in overtime, plus Iowa 92 Illinois 80 and Purdue 93 Nevada? Over time results.
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Associated Press
Kentucky
State
Tech
Miss. State
Mississippi
Vanderbilt
Wm & Mary
Middle Tenn
Richmond
Union
Virginia Union
Howard
AdamiFla
Tampa
Roanoke
Bridgewater
W.va
Va. State
Beckley & Morgan State
N.C
Bowling League Scores and Highs From Turners Event
Whisp Pines and Woodfields lead with 28 23 38 and 28 23 35 totals. Duvall posts 23 28 30. Englebrecht clocks high game 165. high set 429 tied by Englebrecht and Byers. Woodsfields top team game 657. Turners lead team set 1 877.
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Pines
B. Woodfield
H. Duvall
W. OL
Pines Tavern
Jacobsons
Boonsboro Merchants
Tuianne Cusseuis Oy MS
B. M_ Woodfields
H. B. Duvalls
Englebrecht
Byers
Woodsfields
Turners
Recreation Bowling Results and Standings
Recreation bowling results show mixed outcomes with teams including Renn's Pontiac, Tucker's Stokers, Kelly's Mill, Dorsey's Meats, Union Bridge, Joe's Cleaners, Ballantine, and Remi's. High games include B. Dawson 148 and A. Gilbert 388. Brunswick Eagles lead with 618 and 1807. In Boston news Jackie Robinson warns 1955 season could be final if injuries persist and expresses desire for Dodgers to win the pennant if Campanella recovers.
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Renn
Pontiac
Tucker's Stokers
Kelly's Mill
Dorsey's Meats
Union Bridge
V.F.W
Joe's Cleaners
Ballant
Teants
Walkersi Ile Motors Brunswick Eas
Tucker’s Stak Vew
Ballantine Remi's
Tar Selig’s Mill
B. Dawson
A. Gilbert
Brunswick Eagles
Boston
Jackie Robinson
Robinson
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Campanella
Roy Campanella
Campy
Dodgers
Giants
Price Electric Bowling League MEA Division Standings
MEA division second half standings show teams Assembly Engineering Accounting Tool Room Sates Shipping and Sterling high team game and set. Individual highs include Burner with 533 and 1 641 averages and Betty Norwood with 143 and 108 high team game and set and Lett y Norwood with 16 and 1 428 high individual average.
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Price Electric Bowling League
MEA
Cc Sterling
L Burner
Wnomen
Cicles
Betty Norwood
Ohms
Letty Norwood
Lim
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