Maryland football hopes rise with Nugent hire at Maryland
Maryland fans hear Tom Nugent and Dr Ekins agree on scholarship grants to build a winning program. Nugent battles questions on plans, asserts full support with Elkins, and predicts a return to national ranking as he introduces new football system and aims to restore Terps prominence.
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Patterson Johansson Fight Set For June Title defense
Heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson agreed to defend against Sweden's Ingemar Johansson in June in the United States. The site could be New York Los Angeles or Colorado Springs. Promoter Gill Rosensohn and manager Cos D Amato indicated contracts near completion with Johansson arriving from Sweden to finalize terms. Johansson 21-0-0 with 13 knockouts. Patterson 24 0 1 weighed about 185 pounds. Gate expected around 2 million dollars. Patterson likely 40 percent, Johansson 20 percent. return bout possible if Patterson loses.
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Floyd Patterson
Sweden
Johansson
Pean King
United States
Los Angeles
Colorado Springs
Cos D'Amato
Patterson
Gill Rosensohn
Rosensohn
D'Amato
Edwin Ahlquist
Johannsson
Ahlquist
Sighs Bee
U.S
Year Round Black Bass Season Proposed in Maryland
Maryland officials propose a year round black bass season with creel limits cut to five and a hook and line only rule. The plan, backed by Ernest Vaughn, faces potential defeat over the hook and line provision as talks continue with tidal water fishermen and Virginia precedents are cited.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Ernest Vaughn
Game and Inland Fish Commission
Department of Tidewater Fisheries
Tidewater
Virginia
Vaughn
Susquehanna
Potomac River
Packers Get First Choice At 1959 Draft
NFL owners begin annual meeting with completion of the 1959 college draft final two rounds. Green Bay, last in standings, makes the first pick in the fifth round. Notable players include Greene, O Pella, Kremblas, Wooten, Stover, Beamer, Wester, Gob, Schleicher, Kuhlman, Jarus, and others.
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Philadelphia
Bert Bell
Green Hay Packers
Atu
Allabie
Tommy Greene
Holy Rosy
Gene O'Pella
Villanova
Frank Kremblas
Ohio State
John Wooten
Colorado
Ron Stover
Oregon
Clarence Beamer
Ore- Igon State
Cleve Wester
Auburn
Art Gob
Pitt
Maury Schleicher
Penn State
Hank Kuhlman
Missouri
Bob Jarus
Purdue
Doe Shoawali
Cheevle
Perkins Slightly Favored To Win
Washington AP outlines a ten round lightweight bout at Capitol Arena pitting Perkins of Chicago against Gedin of Algeria. The card includes a fashion show staged by Gore Hearn to benefit the March of Dimes and a television broadcast at 10 p.m. EST. Perkins is 13-4 with four losses by decision and Gedin sports a 47-8-2 record with 12 knockouts and claims the lightweight title of France.
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Capitol Arena
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Gore Hearn
California
March of Dimes
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Perkins
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Techncal
Chicamo Scrapper
Godih
Sil
France
Elm Street School Sweeps Two Junior Games
Elm Street School ninth and eighth graders defeated Lincoln yesterday 39 to 28. Carder and Earhart led the ninth grade with 10 points each, while Lincoln’s Alien topped the eighth grade with 12 points.
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Earhart Ss
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Montreal
Montrejorum
Canadiens
Phillips
Maurice
Rocket
Richard Hurst
Rockit
Cago
Richard
Lancoln
Maryland Basketball Fight Results From The Associated Press
The Associated Press reports last night’s college boxing and basketball results across multiple cities. Notable outcomes include Williams of Los Angeles defeating an opponent 158 to 67, and Hank Casey of Santego winning 158 to 51 in another bout.
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Ron Hartsock
Westminster
Frederick
Maryland
Associated Prey
Valley of Lonaconing
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Freeburg
Allegany of Cumberland
Bruce
Westernport
Mathias W. Va
Oldtown
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Cumbertend
Fort Hill
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Cumberland
Associated Press
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Tiger
Williams
Los Angeles
Washington
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Santego
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College Scores and Odd Tips in One Patchwork Report
Virginia Military 81 Virginia 78. Bowing Green 68. Kent State 39. Murray KY 73. East Ten 62. Florida Southern 4. Rollins 76. Centenary 72. Louisiana Tech 69. Providence 73. Upsala 37. Akron 66. Toledo 65. Grinnell 70. CEE 66. A stray note mentions dental floss as a turkey or chicken aid and Christmas holidays in Mexico from December 16 to 7.
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Jockey Ted Atkinson to Attend School for Officials
Jockey Ted Atkinson, who quit riding at Bowie, cannot take an official track job in the 1959 meeting opening February. Offered by Jack Loome, Atkinson aims to study at the jockey club school for officials to gain an educational background before pursuing a racing career.
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Ted Atkinson
Bowie
Atkinson
Jack Loome
Jockey Club
Walkersville Grabs Cage Win Over MSD
Walkersville defeats MSD in a boys basketball clash at home as the. game delivers a solid fourth quarter run to seal the victory for Walkersville. MSD struggles to keep pace late as the lead changes hands and the crowd roars.
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Walkersville
MSD
Derrick Triumphs Over Lovettsville in Stakes
In Bowie Maryland Hillsdale trained by C W Smith is nominated for the $100,000 John B Campbell handicap to be run March 28 at Bowie. The piece notes the real name of a Buffalo Bill figure died in 1917 as William Frederick Cody.
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William Frederick Cody
Billsdale
Bowie, Md
C. W. Smith
Hillsdale
John B. Campbell
Bowie
Garden dissolves IBC after monopoly ruling
Madison Square Garden Corp attorneys told Judge Ryan steps have been taken to dissolve the International Boxing Clubs and to dispose of the majority stock of James D. Norris and Arthur Wirtz in the garden. The judge had found the clubs and promoters guilty of monopoly in championship fights and the Supreme Court upheld the verdict directing dissolution and sale of Garden stock.
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Madison Square Garden Corp
Sylvester Ryan
International Boxing Clubs
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Arthur Wirtz
Ryan
Supreme Court
New York
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