E H S Faces Hagerstown In Key Tonight
Frederick High School Cadets travel to Hagerstown High for a pivotal city matchup. Hagerstown star Leo Burke leads a 6 2 club as Frederick eyes height and backboard control while ward guard Ward’s ankle threat looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Brooks
Frederick High School
Hagerstown High
Frederick
St. John's High
Halgerstown
Mel Henry
Leo Burke
Hagerstown
Don Shockey
Jack Koontz
Ernie Wolfe
John Ramer
Fort Hill High
Cumberland
Chambersburg
Ward Star Guard
Ward
Brooks
Martinsburg
W. Va
West Virginia
Baltimore Colts Fold After Losing 760000 in Four Years
The Baltimore Colts quit the National Football League after losing 760000 over four years. Chicago Bears seized draft leverage with Williams and Stone, while New York Yanks picked Rote, and several other teams claimed players in the opening session. Owner Watner projected a loss and failed to sell season tickets, leading to the franchise’s dissolution and the league shrinking to 12 clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Baltiimore Colts
National Football League
Southern Methodist
Kyle Rote
New York Giants
Chicago Bears
Abraham Warner
Colts
Baltimore
Bears
Notre Dame
Bob Williams
Suo
Williams
Billy Stone
New York Yanks
Giants
Stone
Y. A. Tittle
San Francisco 49Ers
Leon Heath
Oklahoma
Washington Redskins
Bob Cain
Kentucky
Green Bay Packers
Jeny Groom
Chicago Cardinals
Ebert van Buren
Louisiana State
Eagles
Ebert
Eagle
Steve van Buren
Chet Mutryn
Detroit Lions
Clarence Avinger
Alabama
Pittsburgh Steelers
Gerald "Bud MecFadin
Texas
Los Angeles Rams
Gene Schroeder
Virginia
Jim Spavital
Ken Kent
Lousiana State
Cleveland Browns
Watner
Cooks
Owly
Colt
Warner
Miami Seahawks
Bert Bell
Warner Prefers Baltimore Franchise Bid Prospects
Warner believed he could secure a Baltimore franchise within three years and would be given first preference in awarding if he could make a financial go of an entry.
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Warner
Baltimore
Walkersville Wins Volley Ball Title
Walkersville won the County Junior High Schools volleyball tournament at Elm Street School gym. In the final bracket the Gladesters defeated Brunswick 20-1 and 13-9 to claim the county crown. Earlier rounds saw Walkersville beat Thurmont 17-9 and 15-11 while Elm Street edged Frederick 18-15 and 16-12 and Brunswick beat New Market 17-8 and 16-10. In the semifinals Walkersville beat Elm Street 16-15 and 10-8 in a close match. Brunswick had a bye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
New York
Mikey
Manhattan
Jimmy Slaughter
South Carolina
Sherm White
Long Island
Mark Workman
West Firginie
Dick Groat
Duke
Larry Imburgia
Cincinnati
Mikvy
National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
Groat
Sam Ranzino
North Carolina State
Temple Star
Ranzino
Walkersville
Elm St
Gladesters
Brunswick
Walkeville
Thurmont
Elm Street
Frederick
Brunswick Walloped New Market, 17-8 and 16-10 In the Semi-Finals, Walkersville
Union Bridge
Mt. Airy
Taneytown
Frederick Vfw
G. Rippeon
Day
Lare
Hanley
Hansberger
Carrick
Dayhoff
Hammersmith
Gosnell
Vaneriown
Bullerick
Crum
Fair
Fogle
B. Fesser
Blue Ridge Bowling League Latest Results
The Coliseum and Palace venues hosted matches with Legion, Moose, FLW and Damascus teams. High team game Moose 78. high team set Palace 1,859. top individual game Sewell Roberts Palace and Landis Moose tied at 167. high individual set Roberts Palace 422. Season averages list Benny Powell Legion 123.34 and others around 121. Beacht Legion 121.41, Schaeffer Vv. F. Ind 121.34. Argentina area noted as 1 079 965 square miles.
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Coliseum
Legion
Palace
Moose
Vv. Flw
Damascus
Sewell Roberts
Landis
Roberts
Benny Powell
Shankle
Palladino
Beacht
Schaeffer
Vv. F. Ind
Roderick
Wright
Church League MEN'S Division Latest Results
Middletown Luth 2 Bucktown Mt Pleasant 2 Grace Ref 1 Middletown Ref 2 Doubs 1 Evan Ref 2 Cal Meth Baptist 3 Church of Brethren 0.
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Frederick High School
Lord Jeffs
Bockers
F. T. Bagent
Rhoderick
Wright
Kennedy
Quinn
R. Rice
Hane
L. Pet. Ray
Middletown Luth
Bowers
Mt. Pleasant
Mercer
Doubs
Evan, Reformed
Grace Reformed
F. H. S. Band
Middletown
Fry
Ch. of Brethren
Masser
Buckeystown
Rice
Baptist Ans
Brown
Calvary Meth
Weener
Forman
Kramer
Beard
Bagent
Methodist
Fred. Luth
RB. Rice
Grace
White
Kent
Brethren
Young
C Baptist
Frederick Luth
Knickerbockers
Marsen
Bucktown
Evan
Cal. Meth
Baptist
Ch. of Breth
High game and set by N Ranne berger Urbana 154 and 358
The report notes high game and set by N Ranne berger from Urbana totaling 154 and 358. Doubs posts the high team game with 521 while Calvary Methodist leads the team set with 1494. A separate fact states the Statue of Liberty on Bedloe's Island is bronze and weighs 224 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Ranneberger
Urbana
Doubs
Calvary Methodist
Bedloe's Island
Fish And Game Assn Annual Banquet Held
More than 100 members and guests attended the Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association banquet at Hotel Frederick. Retiring president Horace M. Alexander presided as incoming officers were installed including Earl Buzz Kolb as president and Emmett R. Bowlus Joseph Nestor as vice presidents. Directors named included William M. Moore Charles W. Magaha E. S. Conway and George B. Kebne. Entertainment chaired by Alexander and Captain Magsha wall, with motion pictures shown by Frank L. Bentz Boonsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association, Inc
Hotel Frederick
Horace M. Alexander
Earl (Buzz) Kolb
Emmett R. Bowlus
Joseph Nestor
William Bartgis Storm
George R. Hargis
Jil
Roger Plummer
Messrs. Alexander
William MM. Moore
Charles W. Magaha
E. S. Conway
George B. Kebne
Kalb
Alexander
Magsha Wall
Frank L. Bentz
Boonsboro
State Game and Inland Fish Commission
Western Maryland Defeats Loyola In Conference Clash
Western Maryland won 60 to 46 at Westminster in a Mason Dixon Conference basketball game. Art Press led with eight field goals and five three throws. Ben Cook topped Loyola with 11. It was Loyola’s second straight loss after a 4-0 start in league play. The Army meanwhile said it will buy dried eggs on the open market to meet palatability standards, sourcing from various plants to control price and supply.
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Jayvees
Junio- Varsity
Emmittsbursx
Jones
Damuth
Foy Fisher
Meskill
Hays. Herring
Frock
Stambaugh
Breuer
F. HS. Co
Tr Angleberger
Weddle
Main
Mullican
Rinehart
Hoke
Meintzer
Clem
Houck
Hammond
Albaugh
Burgee
Sanders
Smith
A. Angienerrer
Timer —Baker
E. Krantz
Westminster
Western Maryland
Baltimore
Loyola
Art Press
Ben Cook
St. Mary's
Washington
Jan
Army
U. S. Commodity Credit Corporation
C Of C Dinner Plans Entertainment Event Frederick Chamber
The Frederick Chamber of Commerce annual dinner on January 29 features entertainment with no speeches or reports. George C. Slagle announces a 6 p.m. cocktail hour and 7 p.m. dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel Blue and Gray room. Performers include William F. Raymond Robert Nicholson Dwight Rohrer and Sampson Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
George C. Slagle
No 1
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Francis Scntt Key
William F. Raymond
Gridiron Club
Robert Nicholson
Dwight Rohrer
Sampson Holland
Moscow trained Africans use superstition to destabilize Congo mines
Washington based sources report Moscow trained Africans posing as witch doctors to seed anti-European sentiment among Katanga natives. They allegedly influence uranium miners at Shinko lobwe and other sites through secret sects and native demonstrations, aided by Cominform operatives and AddIs Ababa based Moscow legation. Belgian security efforts have failed to curb these activities, raising concerns over Congo's role as a major uranium supplier to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Dennen
NER
Washington
Moscow
Jahoy Toade
Central
Africa
J van Bilsen
Belgian-African Review
S J. van Wing
Truman
Congo
America
Lenin University
Conminfo
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Afriea
Red
pre-Commie World Federation of Trade Unions
Katanga
Leopoldville
United States
Belgian Service of National Security
Elizabethville
U. S
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E.H.S
Frederick County
House of Delegates
Charlie Hoag
Ansas
Phog Allen
Oak Park
Jayhawks
Indiana
Gene Ring
Vic Bubas
Iowa
Jim Lyons
New Rochelle
Jim Sugrue
Slats Gill
Oregon State
F. H. S. Swamps
Emmitsburg
Blue Ridge Bowling League
Raney's Coliseum Hag
American Legion
Fred the Moose
Fredx
FL W
Fred i
the Palace
Ming
Tohler
Middletown Reformed
M. Mulcahey
Argentina
Church League
Fish and Game Assn
C. of C
Brook Hill Church
Lenora Keyser
Gloria Horst
Kathleen Beard
Gladys Keyser
Matilda Cannon
Pauline Staley
Margaret Staley
Havel Korrett
Goldie Moss
Kathryn Nusz
June Linston
Esta Staley
Pauling Staley
Crladys Keyser
Esta Speeht
Laura Cannon
Lola Harmon
Grace Green
Kathleen
Catherine Rothendorfer
Sykesville Bank
Sykesville
Janu
Sykesville State Bank
R. H. Barnes
E C. Berry
Henry W Clark
Theodore F. Brown
W. Raymond Etzler
W. B. Selby
C. C. Willams
A. C. Brown
J. M. Harris
Clarence Clark
Celius Brown
Philippines
Ly Hicks
Maryland-D. S
Maryland
Handy Feme Tour Gal Wonder Worker
the News
Reconstruction Finance Corporation Administration
Capitol Hill
Cungo
Harry Tinney
Hamilton Ave
Prescription
R. Johnston Bittner
Waynesboro
Unionville
George M. Chapline
Chapline
W. Patrick
P. B. Roop
Philco
Motorola
Melvin M. Engle
Orenaren
Howpoint Appliances
N. Carroll St
Palmer
Church Street
SELY
David
Griffin
N. Court St
South & Center Streets
Srick Construction
M. D. Harp Agency — Realtors
Pythian Castle Building
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