Dons and Flyers Stand Out In AP College Poll
San Francisco Dons retain No 1 in AP rankings as Dayton Flyers hold second place with a 14 game win streak. Kentucky moves to third, NC State drops, and several teams shift positions amid the weekly vote tally.
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May caps area bowling crown at Walkersville Meet
Charley May seized the area bowling crown with an 1883 total over 15 games at Walkersville May, edging Harry Filler by 35 pins and earning a spot in the National All Star Tournament in New Haven March 9 to 11. Filler led Cramer by 59 pins. Cramer posted 2799 overall, while fourth place Ensor was two behind.
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NDPAC
Billy Evans Dies In Miami at 71 Noted Umpire and Executive
Billy Evans, 71, famed baseball executive and former American League umpire, died in North Shore Hospital Miami after a stroke. Born Chicago Feb 10 1884, he rose from Class D umpiring to AL chief status and later led the Southern Association 1943–46. He advised players and executives, worked for the Indians and Tigers, and influenced umpiring with diplomacy. Funeral will be in Cleveland. Evans had ties to Frederick during Indians ownership years.
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Dick Nallin
Tatum Defends Editors as UNC Recall Controversy Rises
Jim Tatum urged UNC president and student government to halt recall efforts against two Daily Tar Heel editors Louis Kraar and Ed Yoder who criticized his appointment as head football coach. About 600 students signed a petition prompting a likely recall vote in February. Tatum defended freedom of expression and the press, calling the dispute a tempest in the inkpot.
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University of North Carolina
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Ed Yoder
Daily Tar Heel
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Tough Games For Cadets Ahead Of Westminster Clash
Frederick High School's Cadets, famed for a blitzkrieg attack, travel to Westminster for a warmup and then host Baltimore Polytechnic Engineers, last year's MLA champions, as senior Bill Ecker and junior Jim Head pace Westminster's scoring.
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Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Assn Elects Dr Kallaway
Dr Paul B Kallaway a Frederick chiropractor was elected president of the Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association Inc He will preside at his first general meeting Thursday night at the annual dinner at Hotel Frederick at 630 PM He succeeds E Paul Magara Aubrey Graves Washington Post and Times Herald country life editor will be main dinner speaker
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Oca
Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Associaton, Inc
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Aubrey Graves
Country Life
Washington Post
Times Herald
Cumberland Honors Mont Native Son Coach
Cumberland residents honor Mont native Tom Mont as Maryland head football coach with a Sunday Fellne oe Pawree Mont Day. The Dapper Dan Club dinner raises funds for crippled children. Lynn Beightold, Cumberland product and Maryland quarterback, to receive a plaque for promoting Cumberland nationally. Also mentions rejected contract for Chicago White Sox hopeful Luk Aparicio.
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Mont
University of Maryland
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Tommy
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Washington Redskins
Brunswick Destroys Emmitsburg to Stay Unbeaten
Brunswick High remains unbeaten in the County High Basketball League as five starters reach double figures in a 72 to 52 home win over Emmitsburg. DeVoe, Garren, and Deener netted 15 each, Cooper 13, Knight 12. JVs also won 41 to 24.
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Unanimous Decision Is Given To Calhoun
Dispatch reports a unanimous decision affecting Calhoun with details on heart surgery in Huntington. The piece notes Dr. William B. Blake Jr. and shift in Sox rosters as Aparicio aims to fill at shortstop after Carrasquel trade for Larry Doby. Also mentions Bob Kennedy contract and two Phillies outfield signings, Baumholtz and Van Dusen.
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Sullivan and Gilzenberg Called by Helfand in Hearing
New York boxing chief Julius Helfand held a hearing on charges against promoters Tex Sullivan and Willie Gilzenberg of the St Nicholas Arena shows and the London Sporting Club. They are accused of associating with criminals and gamblers and of attempting to sabotage the Boxing Guild’s effort to control the sport. Their attorney, Francis Adams, signaled a challenge to the law’s association clause as unconstitutional.
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Willie Gilzenberg
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U. S
Doubs Club Plans 1956 Season Meet Tonight
The Doubs baseball club will hold a meeting at 7 45 p m this evening at Mer Cotton Carey home in Doubs. Prospective players and supporters are invited to attend.
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Indians Sign Garcia as Part of Cleveland Pitching Trio
The Cleveland Indians moved to strengthen their rotation as Mike Garcia signed for next season. He joins Bob Lemon and Early Wynn as the club’s famed trio, though only Garcia has agreed to terms for 1956. Details of salaries were not disclosed.
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Dick Rand
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Ellis Kinder
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Jannv Venth
Skater Tenley Albright Nearly Severed Artery Injury
In Cortina d Ampezzo Italy Tenley Albright narrowly avoided a major artery cut when a skate blade punctured her leg during practice. The injury kept her off ice briefly but she resumed workouts and planned to compete in the January 30 school figures at the Winter Olympics. Her father Dr Hollis Aibrishi traveled to assist, noting the artery missed by a quarter inch.
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