Red Brown Most Cautious Of Coaches
Robert Nathan Brown of West Virginia University is cited as one of the most cautious coaches in the Southern Conference. WVU touts a 12-1 record with a high-scoring lineup, while NC State leads the league at 8-0. The Mountaineers and Wolfpack are expected to meet in the conference tournament in Rajesh, North Carolina, March 6 to 8. Duke and Wake Forest also post strong showings, with Duke defeating Wake Forest 96-59 and Wake Forest dropping to 2-5 in league play.
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Pres
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West Virginia
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State
Rajesh
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Wake Forest
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Wolfpack
Dick Trier
Lee Terrill
Kim Buchanan
Dick Groat
Blue Devils
Wake Forests
Dickey Hemme
Iising Deacons
Wun
Maryland football coach to leave for Mississippi State
Jan 27 report says Denver Crawford will leave Maryland to become head coach at Mississippi State starting in March. Crawford, from Kingsport Tennessee, joined Maryland’s staff after a year with the York Yanks and a stint as assistant at Washington & Lee.
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Big Boys Feature Week Boxing Bouts in New York
New York reporting week’s boxing program highlights heavyweight clashes. Clarence Henry of Los Angeles meets Bob Satterfield of Chicago after Henry’s knockout of Bob Baker. Satterfield sits as fifth in the 175-pound ranks. Rex Lavoe of Utah faces Bob Garner in Salt Lake City, and Coley Wallace from Harlem fights Agron Wilson in New York at St Nicholas Arena on Friday in ABC and CBS telecasts.
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Bob Garner
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Agron Wilson
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Ala
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White Sox To Be Better
White Sox General Manager Paul Richards says the team is 100 percent stronger than last year with key acquisitions including Hector Rodriguez and Rocky Nelson. The club aims to improve in pitching with Saul Rogovin joining and hopes from prospects such as Skinny Brown and others to boost the lineup and fielding.
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Lee
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Ray Coleman
al Zarilla
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Rodriguez
Brooklyn
Rocky Nelson
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Minoso
Richar
Gil McDougald
Yogi Beira
New York Yankee
George Weiss
Roy Hamey
NEA
Baseball talk crosses paths with branch Rickey in Pittsburgh
The exchange recalls Brooks and Branch Rickey in Pittsburgh moving athletes while Mahatma Rickey in Flatbush sells Chico Carrasquel to Lane for a bargain basement price of 23 dollars. Paul Richards notes the White Sox lack of long hitters and says they may compensate with short hits, with Eddie Robinson as the lone standout Teal Ohe among their assets.
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Lane
Rodriguez
Richards
White Sox
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Paul Richards
Local VFW Quint Downs Martinsburg in Martinsburg
Local VFW leads from second half as Griffin Marendt and Van Dinter pace 68 to 59 victory over Martinsburg in W Va. Frederick defense stalls Martinsburg attack and backboards propel rally. Next Sunday VFW hosts Hedgesville at Frederick armory.
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Bob Maréndt
Norbert van Dinter
Tommy Michael
Frederick
V. FW
Hedgesville
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Griffin
Marendt
Rinehart
van Dinter
Hushpuppies lead intramural league after tight week
Hushpuppies beat Air Force 32 28 to seize sole first in Camp Detrick intramural basketball. Hubbies fall to second after a 39 22 loss to Air Force, Leftovers edge Swishers 28 27, Swishers beat Navy 90 44. Upcoming games feature Air Force, Swishers, Leftovers, Hubbies, and Navy matchups.
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Air Force
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Tweeday
MacPhail Group To Buy Bowie Race Track
A syndicate led by Larry MacPhail agreed to purchase 60 percent of Bowie race track, with court approval and racing-date allotment to follow. The deal, announced by Charles F. Simonelli, targets modernization of the Maryland track midway between Baltimore and Washington, aiming to lift racing with MacPhail’s sports influence.
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New York Yankees
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Bowe
Maryland
Charles F. Simonelli
New York
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Donald Tillis
Bear Stearns & Co
Wall Sto
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Maryviands
Racing Commission
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John W. Farrell
John B Farrell
Glade Valley Grange Plans For 1952 Activities
The January 22 meeting chaired by Worthy Master Edgar Zimmerman approved serving as Red Cross chairs for Walker sville District, supported the March of Dimes with a $10 donation, and agreed to enter the Community Service Contest for 1952. Frances Crum and Nena Jamison were tasked to coordinate with Girl and Boy Scouts for room improvements in the Fire Hall basement. A first two degrees invitation was extended for the Baltimore County range on February 20. The Grange will host the Pomona meeting February 2 at Walkersville Fire Hall at 11 a.m. Leaders Conference set for February 16 at College Park. Next meeting February 12 at the Fire Hall. The Graduate School of Journal ment Comma Universty, endowed by the late Joseph Pulitzer, was noted.
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Edgar Zimmerman
America
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Nena Jamison
Jinx Affects Top Teams Illinois Kansas Lose Big
New York January 27 The jinx hitting top ranking teams in the AP poll struck again with Illinois losing 69-65 to DePaul and Kansas suffering an 81-64 defeat to Kansas State. St Bonaventure extended its win streak to 12, while Duquesne did not play. Kansas State surged in the second half behind 21 points by Dick Knostman.
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Youngstown
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Chicago
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Russ Johnson
Ron Feiereisel
Clyde Lovellette
K-State
Dick Knostman
Wildcats edge Alabama in close SEC clash amid fouls
Kentucky barely held off Alabama at Tuscaloosa as seven players fouled out and 66 personal fouls were called in a tense game. St Louis topped Oklahoma A&M 66 48 amid 66 fouls, boosting Ed Hicker's squad to No. 8 in the MVC. Duquesne faces a tough stretch as an 11-game win streak and a top-10 poll position ride on.
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Washington
Administrator's Notice on estate of Jesse Harrison Wilson
Notice of administration of Jesse Harrison Wilson late of Frederick County Maryland. all claims to be filed with vouchers by August 1952. creditors to pay debts promptly. administrator W Jerome Offutt. attorney H D Radcliffe. Register of Wills True Copy. Court notices include January 1952 order nisi on audit and hearing set February 1952. case involves Mildred G Stitely and Sarah Grace Nest fiends of Laura Elign holl. officers urge publication seven days prior to hearing.
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Frederick County
Martland
Jerome Offutt
True
Harry D Radcliffe
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Laura
Mildred G. Stitely
Fredenck
Public Sale of Valu able Real Estate in Frederick City
Public sale at 11 am on February 2 1952 at the Frederick City courthouse of all real estate once owned by Laura Ellen Schall deceased. Six acres with a six room two story dwelling and outbuildings in southwest Frederick City. Cash price due at sale or upon deed delivery by March 1 1952 with 1000 deposit. Possession on deed. Costs of conveyance borne by purchaser. Attorneys in fact William M. Storm Alton Y Bennett Sherman P. Bowers Null & Null Auctioneers.
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Laura Ellen Schall
Frederick County
Maryland
Court House
Frederick City
Laura Ellen Schott
Lewel
Sarah Scholl
Laura E. Scholl
Harry L Scholl
Laura Eden Scholl
William M. Storm
Alton Y. Bennett
Sherman P. Bowers
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