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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1952

Page

6

Marion’s firing shocks St Louis Cards manager spot

St Louis reports Marty Marion faced heavy scrutiny as manager after a troubled season. Marion’s absence at shortstop, illness and influenza disrupted team early, while owner Fred Saigh questioned his effort and contract raise. The Cardinals finished third despite losing key players. Eddie Stanky urged to stay prepared as Sox pursue similar moves.

ST. Louis Marty Marion Cardinals Marion Browns Bill Veeck Fred Saigh Saigh Sportsmans Park St. Louis Nationals Braves Phillies Stanley Musial Howie Pollet Musial Schoendienst Red Birds Eddie Stanky

Todd To Coach Redskins Again

Washington dated summary: Dick Todd signs to coach the Washington Redskins for another year after a 5-4 season the best since Turk Edwards. Todd plans to hire assistants, spend time in Texas, and continues as head coach while leaving administration to others.

Washington Dick Todd Washington Redskins Texas A Todd Turk Edwards Vigo Park Tex Farmer Todd Texas iTodd Redskins Ole Boy George Preston Marshall Redskin Herman Ball Hank Anderson Chicago Bears Anderson George Halas Bears Marshall Rob Goode Leon Heath Okliahaman Goode Sam Baugh Baugh Larry Isbell Baylor

Army Chemical Center tops Camp Detrick 66 58 in league game

Army Chemical Center rallied behind Jim Williams with 21 points in the final three periods to beat Camp Detrick 66-58 at the Camp Detrick fieldhouse. Camp Detrick led early, trailing 26-25 at halftime, before the third quarter surge.

Army Chemical Center Jim Williams Camp Detrick Comets New Cumberland Military Reservation Army Chemical Cier G Leleux Lenneck Langhough Williams Rawls Jons Barnes Brown Mulder Chemical Center Price and Clarke Jarien Timer Gonsiorek

Walkersville Bowling League Latest Results and Standings

Walkersville Bowling League shows Alis-Chalmers 3 Civitana A Midway 2 and Nicholson's Groc 3 Samb Gror 0. Walker Matar 1 Ensor's Groce 2. Standings list Alis-Chalmers GroMul Nicholson's Grac New Abduav Walter Motor Enenre Grac Hamilton's Lunch Un A&P Eaiths Grae Medical Ca Ciian Werkly Statistics high scores show C Cram G VOM Wrach dual 8A Gubert and Walker Matar with notable games. A Westminster game features Frederick High and Western Maryland Callear, in a Mason Thixon Conference clash at the University of Baltimore gym.

Alis-Chalmers Civitana GroMul Nicholson New Abduav Walter Motor Enenre Grac Hamilton A&p Eaiths Grae Medical Ca Ciian Werkly Gubert Walker Matarn Raq Tigh Gare GV Eet Walker Moter Norhoisane Greeess Wan Ensors Grocers Westminster Frederick High Brone Western Maryland Terror Mason Thixon University of Baltimore

All-Star Soccer Set With Ten County Players

Washington County leagues select stars from ten counties for two all-star games begun Sunday at Hancock with the return match scheduled February 3 in Middletown. Players from William Sport Mid Herown Clear Spring Thurmont Hancock Walkersville join the squad from clubs finishing the season. The league banquet is planned February 4 at 7:28 p m at the Clear Spring American Legion. A separate inmate interview reveals a prisoner’s wish to avoid painting and alcohol while serving probation.

MM Disison Tere Ching Camp Detrick Tun Vr PD Twisior Washington County Hancock Middletown American Legion

Damascus Girls Set Scoring Record in Big Win

Damascus High School girls topped Poolesville 104 to 22 in a basketball game while the Damascus boys defeated Poolesville 52 to 22 in a Northern Montgomery county rivalry Friday night at Damascus.

Damascus High Damascus Poolesville High Poolesville Montgomery County Pope Moxley McDaniel Weaver Cubitt Carter Umni Logan Storer—Atkinson Bos Smith Atkinson Offutt Morgan Roberson Trundle Griffith Thomas Poole Menke Damascus If H. Abrahams J. Abrahams Moxsey Layton al Watkins Ae Bell Burns Jordan Teteneniee Berchak Barton

Reiser Named Bullets Assistant Coach

Baltimore Bullets appoint Chick Reiser to assist player-coach Fred Scolari, with Scolari remaining as coach while continuing to play. Reiser will direct from the bench as the team emphasizes one role per man amid a string of coaching changes. Scolari plans to play three or four more years before a college job.

Baltimore Baltimore Bullets Chick Reiser Fred Scolari Scolari Bullets Reiser National Basketball Association Kate Smith Celtcs Wilmington Bombers Fort Wayne Zothers Washington Caps Caps Syracuse

St Johns Edges Brunswick In Frenzied High School Battle

St John s High School of Frederick edged Brunswick High 38 37 in two overtime periods after a 33 all regulation, as M Kennedy hit a contested winning shot on a whistle. Preliminary Jayvee game saw Brunswick win 47 23. Cumberland Brunswick s Cunningham led scoring with 15.

Rumph Comer Weddle Frederick F Crum Wolfe Smith Krantz Woolpert Rumph Weaver Cannon Routzahn Walkersville Flanagan Sti Keeney Pittinger Schildt Clem Brunswick G. F Harbaugh Huffmen Wellen M. Kennedy St. John’s High School Frederick Brunswick St. John's Juniors Cundingham

O'Brien Aims for Historic 1000 Season Points

Little John O'Brien of Seattle University sits atop small college scoring with 592 points in 12 games, averaging 26.9. If he sustains this pace, Seattle has 14 games left and he could become the first college player to reach 1,000 points in a season, challenging Morris Harvey's 1950 record of 987. Other top scorers include Harmon Hoffman of Brooklyn Polytechnic and Art Press of Western Maryland.

New York John O'Brien Seattle University South Amboy Noj Jad O'Brien Seattle New Jersey Bay George King Morris Harvey Jeader Harmon Hoffman Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute Art Press Western Maryland Walter Walowac Marshall Nick Scallion Washington College

Terps to send six to Millrose Games in New York

University of Maryland track stars compete at Madison Square Garden tomorrow night led by a two mile relay team that previously won at Philadelphia Inquirer and Washington Star meets. Morty Cohen, invited to run the 70 yard highs, and Kenny Thornton in the 1000 yard handicap are among six entrants under coach Jim Kehne.

Terps College Park University of Maryland New York Madison Square Garden Jim Kehne Las Philadelphia Inquirer Washington Star Morty Cohen Briliant Kenny Thornton

Stengel Delayed From Hall of Fame Ballot

Casey Stengel, famed Yankees manager and former Giants star, is ruled ineligible under current Hall of Fame rules that exclude players not active in organized baseball within 25 years. The AP reports on the eligibility limits and the broader reaction to the 1950s era voting process.

Frank Eckap NEW York—Age Casey Stengel New York Yankees Baseball Writers’ Association of America Casey Boston Braves Dodgers Pirates Phillies Giants Braves Yankees Stengel Hall of Fame Case Prin Mel Ott Jimmy Foxx Cooperstown Shrine Paul Waner Harry Heilmann DiMaggio Joe DiMaggio Lou Boudreau Tommy Holmes Hrl Terry Dizzy Dean Bill Dickey al Simmons Hank Greenberg Joe Cronin Lefty Gomez Bucky Harris

Sad Sam Jones Signed by Cleveland to 1852 Contract

Cleveland announces the signing of Sad Sam Jones, Pacific Coast standout pitcher, to an 1852 contract. The 25 year old Negro pitcher is touted as the brightest new prospect in the American League, with control described as his only difficulty. Jones played with San Diego last season.

Cleveland Sam Jones Pacific Coast Indians Jones San Diego

Jones Dominates Puerto Rican League Return to Monongah

Jones led his league with strikeouts at eight per game and placed third with a 2.76 ERA after three months with San Juan. He posted 13 wins and 4 losses with 139 strikeouts. He is back home in Monongah, West Virginia as the Indians sign 14 players with 23 remaining.

San Juan Jones Monagah W. Va The Indians

Preakness Entries Reach 87 For May Run At Pimlico

Pimlico announced 87 eligible four year olds for the 76th Preakness to be run in May, with the exact date to be set two weeks after the Kentucky Derby on May 3. Total payments amount to 135 and nominations may continue until April 15 for 2 250. Notable entrants include Oh Lea and Calumet Farm's Hr Gaul among others.

Baltimore Dan Pimlico J. H. Dunn John B. Campbell Tom Foot Alfred G. Vanderbilt Edward B. Benjamin Cain

Sugar Bowl Pays Maryland and Tennessee Record Stakes

In New Orleans on New Year's Day Tennessee and Maryland each earned 126,232.68 dollars in Sugar Bowl payouts, the highest post season bowl payment on record. Maryland defeated Tennessee 28 to 13, with Sugar Bowl president Charles C. Zatarain noting the total surpasses prior highs and aligns with NCAA regulation.

New Orleans Tennessee Maryland Charles C. Zatarain Kentucky Oklahoma Zatarain National Callegiate Athletic Association Associated Press Tennessee Vols

Court News and Local Games headline mix

Court records list marriage licenses for Richard D Cull er and Nellie C Long of Thurmont and Robert D Hitt of Amussville with Ruth Emily Aldridge Barerogt of Harrisonburg. property deeds show Keeney to Smith and others in county. AMVETS basketball hosts Westminster Teachers at Frederick Armory with Junior Steward on leave and Tankie Lyles due back. preliminary girls game Lincoln Tailoring Co. independents at 1 30 p m.

Richard Dwight Culler North Market Street Nellier Catherine Long Thurmont Robert D. Hitt Amussville Ruth Emily Aldridge Barerogt Harrisonburg Thomas Keeney State Roads Commission John James Simmers Ross V. Smith Colored Amvets Ertinssburg W. Va Frederick Amvets Westminster Frederick Armory Amvets Tankie Lyles Morgan State Colexe Lincoln Tailoring Co

Tailoring girls feature 208-pound guard Montra Bowie at L and Lincoln High

Notable notes describe The Tailoring girls with 208 pound guard Montra Bowie and reference old Egypt insect wear for adornments. An appeal CALENDAR NG 252 filed by the City of Frederick seeks a Building 23 by 22 addition to a garage, expanding the Park Dept Shop area and marking a Residential Use "BY" Area at Abrecht Place Mm.

Lincoln High School Montra Bowie Frederick Park Dept Abrecht Place

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