Four Coaches to Aid Bird Manager in Spring Training
The Baltimore Orioles announce four coaches to assist manager Billy Hitchcock during spring training in Miami. George Selkirk will coordinate field duties, joined by minor league managers Clyde King Earl Weaver and Cal Ripkin who will report with 49 players. Selkirk, ex Yankee outfielder, served as special assistant after a long Kansas City personnel role. King, ex NL pitcher, has led Rochester IL since 1957. Weaver, 32, will manage Orioles new Class A Elmira EL. Ripkin, 25, a catcher in the farm system, will work with Leesburg D club in Florida.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Billy Hitchcock
George Selkirk
Oriole
Clyde King
Earl Weaver
Cal Ripkin
Miami
Fla
Selkirk
New York Yankee
Kansas City Athletics
King
Rochester
Weaver
Orioles
Elmira
New York
Ripkin
Leesburg
Duckpin stars shine in Middletown and Carroll Manor bowling
H Fry of Middletown Equipment Co. rolled 146 and 362 for high game and set. Middletown Equipment Co. led tones with 673 and 1626 in team totals. Lewistown Five, Five B's, and other clubs sit in top standings as the LIONESS and Detrick women’s leagues post scores. Highs include Carroll Manor with 529 team game and 1542 team set, L. Smith 188 in game and 355 in set, plus Summers' Inc. and Dots & Dashes ranking in their leagues.
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H. Fry
Middletown Equipment Co
Lewistown
Misfits
Ingalls Lumber Fat
Middletown Equip
Southern States
de Veau Smith’s
Lioness Bowling League
Carroll Manor
Middletown
Yellow Springs
Frederick No
Myersville
New Market
Liberty
Frederick
L. Smith
Summers’ Inc
Dave's Gulf Frostie Shankle_ Dot
Aces
Moose Lodge
al Ideal Farms
Abrecht
Esso
C. Sheffield
J. Smith
D. Kanode
P. Grove
E. Lewis
NBA Results And Standings In Weekender Summary
Eastern division leaders Boston and Philadelphia show strong records while Syracuse New York and Detroit mix in close games. Weekend boxing in Miami Beach features Tiger stopping Fernandez and Mildenberger outpointing Rademacher. City TV penetration nears ninety three percent.
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NBA
Associated Press
W. L. Pet. G.B
Boston
Philadelphia
Syracuse
New York
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
de St. Louis
Dayton
Moline
Miami Beach
Fla
Dick Tiger
Nigeria
Florentino Fernandez
Cuba
Dortmund
Germany
Karl Mildenberger
Pete Rademacher
Columbus
Braves Sign Aaron and Mathews Reunite Powers in 1962 Build
Milwaukee stars Hank Aaron and Eddie Mathews signed contracts to boost the Braves after last year’s fourth place. The duo joins Warren Spahn Del Crandall in a wave of 18 signees as salaries reportedly reach 55 000 to 60 000 each. Aaron hit 34 homers 120 RBIs and Mathews 32 homers 91 RBIs last season. Also noted were Luis Arroyo’s raise with the Yankees and signings by Dodgers Tigers and Pirates. Robins Jeffers dies at 72.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Hank Aaron
Eddie Mathews
Braves
Aaron Mathews
Warren Spahn
del Crandall
Aaron
Mathews
John McHale
McHale
Braves’ Power Trust
New York Yankees
Luis Arroyo
Los Angeles Dodgers
Don Drysdale
Tommy Davis
Detroit Tigers
Hank Aguirre
Phil Regan
Mickey Stanley
Cincinnati
Johnny Edwards
Washington
Senators
Bob Johnson
Pittsburgh
Coot Veak
Jose
Martinez
Panthers Smash Post By 148 To 78 Score
The News Panthers crushed the Frederick Post 148 to 73, led by Boug Zittle with 40 points and Maurice White with 38. Grayson Young added 22 as White pulled down 46 rebounds. Lew Wade scored 24 for The Post. The News dominated with sharp outside shooting and strong boards.
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News Panthers
Frederick Post
Boug Zittle
Maurice White
News
Zittle
White
Grayson Young
Lew Wade
Weekend Visitors and Club Notes in Emmitsburg
Emmitsburg events include visits by Mrs. Charles B. Shorb and family with Camp Hill and Baltimore guests, a birthday dinner for Mrs. Shorb, and reports from the New Frontier Democratic Women’s Club with plans for a February card party and a gubernatorial candidates night. Births, hospital notes, troop meeting details, and local visits are listed along with a reflection by William James on decision making.
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Charles B. Shorb
Emmitsburg
George Spriggs
Camp Hill
Frank Fitzgerald
Robert Topper
Charles B. Sherbard
Topper
New Frontier Democratic Women's Club
Jane Bollinger
Hazel Topper
Ways and Means
Curtis Topper
VFW
Winchester Hall
Frederick
West Frederck Junior High School
William Houck
Maryland General Assembly
Frederick County
Louise J. Fraley
Thurmont
Thej' Women’s Democratic League
Pythian Castle
Harold C. Godenour
Annie* Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Gochenour
R.D. No. 2
Judy Abel
Hazel Kepner
Lance Abel
University Hospital
Tampa
Florida
Irvin C. Tokar
Baltimore
Edward Rosensteel
Francis Seiss
Washington
Paul Eckenrode
George Arnold
Annie Warner Hospital
Arnold
Barbara Rosensteel
Marie Rosensteel
Ralph Ohler
Eugene Zacharias
John Zacharias
Luther Kugler
Kerry
Pat
Frostburg
France to offer tourist class on world's longest liner France
Paris February 3 marks the maiden voyage of the France a $5 million liner with capacity for 2044 passengers including 1650 tourist class berths. The 1035 foot ship will cross the Atlantic in about four and a half days featuring a 700 seat theater bars dance floors libraries pools and air conditioned interiors. Tourist fares range from 270 to 300 depending on season. The vessel aims to win air travelers with speed service luxury and competitive rates while its hall is built to permit future atomic propulsion conversion in a decade.
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Rosette Hargrove
Asstt
PARIS
NEA
French Line
France
Atlantic
Air Lines
Oficial
Word Lesson: Egoism and Dereliction Misuse
A compact guide explains subtly different terms and common misuses. It defines egoism as self interest and egotism as conceit, notes mispronunciations and misspellings, and offers a daily vocabulary habit. The day’s word is dereliction meaning a failure in duty.
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W. L. Gordon
Ex Judge Dies Archibald Gardner 94 Former 8th Circuit Judge
Archibald K. Gardner 94 longtime federal judge and last to retire from the 8th Circuit in 1960 died Sunday at Huron South Dakota. He authored the lone dissent when the court reversed a district ruling and held that desegregation must resume at Central High School in Little Rock Arkansas.
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Huron, S.D
Archibald K. Gardner
8Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal District Court
Central High School
Lithe Rock
Ark
Strength For Today By Earl L Douglass Concrete Minds
AnOpinioncolumn argues that firm convictions prevent chaos and weaken character when decisions are rushed or biased. It contrasts rigid, unbalanced minds with balanced judgment, noting how decisiveness shapes relationships, homes, and friendships. The piece frames life as a balance of forces sustaining stability.
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Earl L. Douglass
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Bernard Kelly
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