Frederick Cadets Defeat Glen Burnie in Tight Court Battle
Frederick High School Cadets, playing their best game of the season, overcame taller Glen Burnie 45 to 41 on the road. Ronnie Tyeryar sparked the third quarter as every Cadet scored, with the entire varsity playing the full game. Frederick, using a fast break and tight defense, limited fouls and sealed the win in the final period headed to Friday’s home game against Bell Vocational School.
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Frederick
Ronnie Tyeryar
Glen Burnie Quint
Naegle
Bell Vocational School of Washington
Frederick Gym
Glen Burnie
Waller
Hunter
Barthgate
Myers
Roeth
Haislip
Waegle
Accuuu
al Frederick
Rinehart
É Baker
EH Boost
Ward
Tyergar
Sparrows
Timer — Frazer
Gene Krantz
Church Basketball League Scores Reported
Latest results from the Church Basketball League show Asbury Methodist 38 Jefferson Ref. 24, Frederick Ref. 42 Calvary Methodist 31, Jefferson Lutheran 35 Urbana Methodist 21. Thursday night games at Elm Street School Court feature Church of the Brethren versus Frederick Ref. and Jefferson Lutheran versus Jefferson Asbury Methodist versus Urbana Methodist.
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Asbury
Jefferson
Frederick
Calvary
Jefferson Luth
Urbans
Elm Street
of Brethren
Asbury Meth
Urbana Methodist
Brethren
Methodist
YMCA
Calvary Methodist
Lincoln-Mercury
Chevrolet
Cadillac
Chrysler
Rangers
Buick Quttan Ford
Linganore Rangers
Middletown
E. Ramsburg
Buick
Clemson
Schoal
Frederick Fitr T. Shade
Lure Farmers of America
J. Hunter
Jocal High School
J. Molesworth
J. Clemson
Linganore G. F
F. Graham
Hane
R. Burrier
Seset
House
L Stup
Cave
R Groff
C. Weller
D. Shafer
Ford G
Grove
Co. A
Pioneers
Rice
F Hoffman
Old Scouts
K. Coulter
J. Williams
Hon- R Baker
P. K. St. Tul
Reddle
J. Fleischman
Evans Senna
E. Cramer
J. Wolfe
Painter
Thurnshour
Nagey
Mont Churches
Rey
Edouard Taytor
Kinsey
Thurmont
Crum
Erantz
Towet
Helttson Ny
Taylor Gad
Libertytown Bowling League Weekly Scores and Highs
Liberty town bowling standings show Stitelys 3, Smiths 0. Grabills 2, Wright 1. Nashs 2, Fishers 1. Friday games pair Nashs with Wright, Fishers with Stitelys, Smiths with Grabills. High game and set go to Wright 145 and 358. Wrights 532 team high game. Grabills 1505 team high set.
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Hammond
Wright
Grabill
Recreation Bowling League standings and results
Recreation Bowling League games featured Kelly's Mill against V. FLW and ASCO against Fout's Spring Works, with Old Reading facing Ox Fibre. Thursday matchups included Jack's Fd Serv against Monocacy Met and Colonial Jew Co versus Broad Run, Mercer Jones and Hershberger's high scorers noted. High single game 163 by Mercer Jones, high set 387 by Reeder, Fout's Spring Works led team game and match with 614 and 1,723.
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Hershger's
Old Reading
Jack
Kelly's Mill
Col. Jew. Co
ASCO
M. Jones
FLW
Fout’s
Spring Works
Ox Fibre
Monocacy
Colonial Jew. Co
Broad Run
Mercer Jones
Hershberger
B. Mossburg
Reeder
Fout
Hershberger’s
VF. W
Fout’s Spy Works
Old Reading Beer
Colonialt Jew. Co
Jack's Feed
Monocacy Motors
Glade Valley League Results Include Matches and Pins
Summary of Glade Valley League bowling results shows Ramsly Weld 3 Farm Supply 0 and Lawson Motor 3 Walkersville 0 with Mount Pleasant 3 Farm Supply 0 and Ox Co 2 Eagles 1. Postponed Fred Co Prod 2 Farm Supply. Lawson Motors high team game 601 and 1,878 total, high individual game Burtner Walkersville and Easterday Lawson Motors, 149 tied. High individual match Shankle Ox Co 379.
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Country Club
Ramsly Weld
Lawson Mat
Walkersville
Ideal Gar
Fred. Co
Mt. Pleas't
Farm Sup
Ox Co
Eagles
Lawson Motors
Burtner
Easterday
Shankle
L. Pts
Farmers Supply
Mt. Pleasant
Ideal Garage
Ramsberg Weld
Fred Co. Prod
Kentucky back at top in AP basketball poll
Kentucky returns to No 1 in the Associated Press rankings with 1 786 points and 64 first place votes after a winless three week lapse, edging LSU 15 0 for the top spot. Oklahoma A&M slides to third as Bradley drops to fourth and Indiana rises to fifth.
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New York
Adolph Rupp
Kentucky Wildcats
Blue Grass
Long Island University
Kentucky
Oklahoma A. & M
Associated Press
LSU
Oklahoma
Aggies
Bradley
Braves
Indiana
St. John's
Brooklyn
Columbia
North Carolina State
Kansas State
St. Louis
Villanova
Southern California
Siena
Arizona
Cincinnati
Winnis
Salle
Brigham Young
Wyoming
Wildcats
Vanderbilt
Use of athletes failing tests in noncombat roles debated
Washington January 23 Gen George Marshall told a House Armed Services Committee hearing that athletes who fail draft physicals might serve in nonfighting military jobs. He noted prior complaints of players being deferred yet allowed to play, but expected no repeat. He said relaxed standards are unlikely for combat roles. September is a new raspberry hose principal crop maturing month.
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Washington
George Marshall
House Armed Services Committee
Marshall
Defense
Rep
Elston
R-Ohia
Neyland Receives Lifetime Football Contract at Tennessee
General Neyland was awarded a lifetime coaching contract at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. The deal follows a standout 1950 season in which the Volunteers went 10-1 and won the Cotton Bowl 20-14 over Texas. Expected pay likely places him among college football's top earners.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Bob Neyland
Tennessee
Neyland
Texas
Associated Press
N. W. Dougherty
Tennessee Athletic Council
Stan Neyland
Princeton
Charlie Caldwell
Tigers
Dougherty
Qny
West Point
Volunteers
Walkersville Falls to Damascus in Intercounty Tilt
Walkersville High School lost 44 to 39 at home on Glade Court Tuesday. Walkersville drops to 2-1 in county play while Damascus improves to .500 in six games. Home star Robert Stull was sidelined with an ankle injury from last week. Scoring details show a late surge by Damascus to secure the win.
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Walkersville
Damascus
Walkersville High School
Glade Court
Gladesters
Robert Stull
Stull
Boonsboro
Frederick
Etzler
Zimmerman
Cramer
Clem
Flanagan
Damascus G. FL
Abrahams
Gladhill
Davis
Beall
Don’ts For Pimples Peterson’s Ointment Ad
Don’ts for pimples warn against scratching and squeezing to avoid infection. Petersen’s Ointment promises fast relief from itching pimples red blotches eczema and other irritations. It claims better looking skin and relief with a money back guarantee after one application. Also markets for itchy feet and cracks between toes.
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Petersen
Peterson
Deadlocked on Schedule in NFL Annual Meeting
Chicago January 23 The National Football League owners neared a fifth day in stalemate over the 1961 divisional alignment. Proposals center on moving the Chicago Bears and other teams between East and West divisions, with disagreements among Browns and Cardinals officials. A round robin option and other division swaps were debated as owners pressed for a final decision. The Baltimore Colts were withdrawn as a white elephant member, and commissioner Bert Bell's salary was raised.
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Chicago
Chicago Bears
Cleveland Browns
Chicago Cardinals
Bears
Green Bay Packers
Redskins
Giants
Browns
Arthur
Micke) McBride
West Coast Junkets
Bert Bell
Baltimore Colts
Colts
Washington
Bell
Giants win bonus pick in 842-player draft with Rose
The article notes the New York Giants secured the bonus selection by acquiring Southern Methodist's Kyle Rose, while Chicago Bears received Baltimore's first regular draft pick. It mentions Notre Dame quarterback Bob Williams and discusses rule changes and Bert Bell's forecast for TV growth. It also covers DOJ questions and plans to maximize TV mileage without hurting attendance. Free territories open for televised games with Browns beating Rams in December.
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New York Giants
Kyle Rose
Bears
Baltimore
Bob Williams
Notre Dame
Andret
Bert Bell
Department of Justice
Browns
Rams
Marshall Rouses are Of Two Councilmen
Two Baltimore councilmen threaten legal action against George Preston Marshall over alleged dishonesty implications. Councilman Schofield demands retraction while Vice President Muth appeals to the prosecutor and grand jury to probe Marshall's ties with Abe Watner amid the Washington Redskins plan and Colts fallout.
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Baltimore
George Preston Marshall
Washington Redskins
William D Schofield
Marshall
Chicago
William D. Muth
Muth
Schofield
Cully
Mershall
Baltimore Colts
Washington-Baltimore Redskins
Abe Watner
Colts
Watner
Franchise payment dispute at league meeting revealed
At a league session last week Marshall pressed a $150,000 payment as territorial rights from the Colts for Baltimore's admission. He later refunded $50,000 of the $100,900 collected after Warner chose to abandon the club, clarifying the financial backstory of the franchise entry.
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Marshall
Colts
Baltimore
Warner
State School Five Surprises Brunswick State
Brunswick Maryland State School cagers sprung a surprise third quarter to forge a 447 victory over visiting Brunswick High at Bierlee gym. The Railroaders under Hal Moyer jumped to a quick start and led by one at the half. Jim Behren's Silents outscored them by five in the third and held on in a tense final period with Leitch scoring ten baskets.
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Maryland
Brunswick High Qvarsity
Bierlee Gym
Railroaders
Hal Moyer
Jim Behren
Leitch
Moves To Guarantee 10 Day Race Meeting
Annapolis bill proposes guaranteeing the annual 10 day Hagerstown Fair race meeting even if not held in Hagerstown. Senator McLaughlin Jr. seeks transfer authority allowing a half mile meeting to move to another track. mile and harness tracks may already do so. The measure is precautionary. Hagerstown awaits a rebuilt grandstand and exhibition hall, still under government approval, with expected completion before summer fair after last year's hall fire.
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Annapolis
Senator McLaughlin Jr-Washington
Hagerstown
Hagers+town
McLaughlin
Coach Morgan Tiller resigns at Hampden-Sydney College
Hampden-Sydney College football coach Morgan Tiller resigns, announced by President Dr. Edgar Gammon. The 31 year old Trinidad native stepped down after four seasons with Hampden-Sydney, posting 16 victories, 18 losses, and one tie. No reason or future plans were given.
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Mampeden
Sydney
Morgan Tiller
Hampden- Sydney College
Edgar Gammon
Tiller
Trinidad
Cola
Hampden-Sydney
Damascus High unveils new scoreboard for basketball games
The Bank of Damascus unit at Damascus High School installs a modern scoreboard in the gym this year. It features two time clocks, period scoring tabulators, and fast button controls to record points, boosting spectator interest in high school and independent games.
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Bank of Damascus
Damascus High School
Damascus
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