Frederick Cadets Reach Halfway Point in Basketball Schedule
Frederick Cadets stand eight and two at the season midpoint, defeating Martinsburg Charlestown St Johns Hedgesville Winchester Glen Burnie and Bell of Washington. Losses came from Hagerstown and Western of Washington. Upcoming games include Patterson Park Baltimore and Bethesda Chevy Chase, with Patterson Park led by 6'5" captain Gutowski averaging over 18 points per game.
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Martinsburg
Charlestown
St. Johns
Hedgesville
Winchester
Glen Burnie
Bell
Patterson
Baltimore
Maryland
Patterson Park
Gutowski
Poly
Southern
St. John’s
Bethesda-Chevy Chase Barons
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Barons
Hagerstown
Brooks
Carler
Bill Ward
Bill Meimlzer
Albert Mullican
Earl Houck
Gary Angleberger
Paiy
Fred Burgee
Houck
Mullican
Burgee
Meinteer
Bernard Clem
Nieintger
Angieberger
Billy Hangrond
Ed Albaugh
Charles Nikirk
Nikirk
Kentucky Five Still In First
Kentucky remains No. 1 in the national college basketball poll as Oklahoma A&M and Indiana climb, while Long Island University drops to fourth after a 69-67 loss to California. Columbia remains the only unbeaten team, and Kentucky extends Southeastern Conference lead with a 74-49 win over Vanderbilt.
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Kentucky
Oklahoma A & M
Indiana
Long Island University
Associated Press
California
San Francisco
Cow Palace
Golden Bears
Blackbirds
Columbia
Wildcats
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St. Louis
Bill Spivey
Hill Prince Out Of Santa Anita Maturity Elimination
Pi-Mis fortune dealt Hill Prince another blow eliminating him from Saturdays Santa Anita Maturity the worlds richest horse race. The four year old developed a severe cramp in his right hind leg after a strong workout raising fears of a longer injury for the Santa Anita meeting. He is also slated to start in the 190000 Santa Anita Handicap on March 3.
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Hill Prince
Arcadia
Santa Anita
Christopher Chenery
Casey Hayes
Prince
Feller Keeps High Salary With Cleveland Indians
Cleveland January 28 pilcher fob Feller today regained his old place as the Indians earning most wealth. The 32 year old fireballer signed a one year contract believed to call for the same salary as last year about 45 000 to 50 000 dollars. Lou Boudreau now with Boston Red Sox was the Tribe s big money man the last two seasons. After signing to hurl his 13th season with Cleveland Feller said I ve not been forced to accept a cut I m happy about the contract and hope for a good year. No attendance bonuses were included this year. Feller s total pay since coming up as an 18 year old Iowa farm boy will top slightly more than 600 000 dollars, averaging over 46 000 a season. WWII likely kept his total below a million. He won 20 or more games in 39 40 41 46 and 47. He says he will quit when he becomes mediocre but expects three or four more seasons.
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Cleveland
Pilcher
Feller
Tye
Hank Greenberg
Bob
Iowa
Greenberg
Navy
Hogan Named 1955 Most Courageous Athlete
Philadelphia reporters named Ben Hogan 1955's most courageous athlete for a comeback that stunned golf fans after his car crash. The ceremony drew 1,200 diners as Gene Sarazen accepted the trophy on Hogan's behalf while he rested after influenza in Phoenix.
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Philadelphia
Bantam
Ben Hogan
Iittle Texan
Associated Press
Philadelphia Sports Writers Association
Hogeman
Gene Sarazen
Hogan
Phoenix
Six Year Radio And TV Contract Signed
Washington March 29 A B Happy Chandler today signed a six year six million dollar contract selling rights to broadcast and televise World Series and All Star games The signing was a formality after earlier announcement Chandler defended the deal amid criticism from some baseball men who say rights could exceed one million dollars per year in two or three years Chandler said the deal couldn’t be made today but he was satisfied it was wonderful for baseball
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Washington
Dan
A. B
Chandler
Walkersville Bowling League Results and Standings
Walkersville Bowling League Tatest results show Trout-View 3, Mill 2, Ensor 1, 7-Up 2, Doers Meats 7, Sheewaad 1, Walker Motor 2, Coca-Cola 3, New Midway 0. Weekly statistics list high game and set by C Whitmore with 159 and 411, high team game and set by G Mill at 62% and 1.724.
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John Decie
Trout-View
V. Mill
Ensor's
Sheewaad Rr Civilan
Walker Motor
A. & PT Coca-Cola
New Midway
C Whitmore
Walker Motors
Coca-Cola
Walkersville Motor
Resenenen
Dorsey's Mnais G. We Mill
Ensor
John Deere
Sherwood Bros
Civitan Os
al& P
State School Cagers Down Walkersville
State School cagers defeated Walkersville High School boys varsity 86-47 in the main event of a doubleheader on the Glade court Monday night. In the Jayvee prelim, Walkersville junior team edged Bounsboro 28-21. Coach Jim Behrens' starting five were hot-handed led by Clein's high scoring total.
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Maryland
Walkersville High School
Glade Court
Walkersville
Bounsboro
Jim Behrens
Clein
Glade Valley League Scores and Odd Fact
Glade Valley League results show Lawson Motors and Ramsberg's tied at 3 with Walkersville over Ox Co. 3 to 0. Farmer's Supply defeats Eagles 3 to 4. Ideal Garage loses 2 to Mt. Pleasant 1. Fred Co Prod falls to Co try Club 2 to 1. High game by Linton Ramsberg 143 and a Country Club pinfall high of 58. Liechtenstein note mentions its status as a principality between Austria and Switzerland with a small police force and no army.
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Ramsberg’s
Walkersville
Ox Co
Farmer's Supply
Eagles
Ideal Garage
Mt. Pleasant
Fred, Co
Ugh
Linton
Ramsberg
May Country Clubs
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Upper Rhine
Austria
Switzerland
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Country Club
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Harmony Grove Homemakers Club Meeting Highlights
Mrs Elmer Michael headth chair man of Adamstown Homemakers Club spoke at Harmony Grove club in Baruoray Grove chapel. President Mrs Clarence Eaves announced committees. clubs discussed health projects demonstrations with future meetings set for February 1 5 and 14.
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Elmer Michael
Adamstown
Elmer Thomas
Raymond Crum
Walter Hahn
William Powell
Nevin Dutrow
Harry Savemley
Sherman Clem
Willity Haigh
Paul Angleberger
Bruce Crum
Daniel Thomas
Edward J. Mantz
Reading
William Haugh
Ethel Thomas
Millard E. Crum
Paul Clemson
William Thomas
Waleham Haugh
Howard Aldridge
Watter Hahn
Ceresville
Johnsville Homemakers Club
Edward Strawsbury
Jolanaville
Johnsville
Homemarkers’ Club
Oscar Joy
Wilford Norris
Libertytown
Nevris
Liberty Club
Norris
Carroll Harp
James Schoonover
Joseph Lind
Stewart Cashour
Frank Grabill
Jus Bridge Club
Jug Bridge
Wayside
Fo Russell Young
Daniel J. Thomas
Harmony Grove
William E. Zimmerman
Elmer E. Dixon
HR. B. Robbins
Paul B. Rallaway
Court Street
Frederick
Russell Michael
Indian Lookout Sportsmen discuss snow ground small game hunt
Emmitsburg area Sportsmen's organization met at Firemen's Hall with 35 members led by Weldon B. Shank. A petition was authorized to urge the Starr Game Commission to allow hunting on snow in Frederick County, aiming to include it with three Western Maryland counties. Reports from shooting matches were reviewed and future matches planned. Indoor small caliber rifle range was discussed along with fish restocking plans for blue gills and bass. Two sound films Mill Pond Memories and Flood were shown, followed by refreshments. The Chapel choir of Elias E Evangelical Lutheran church rehearsed Tuesday with 28 members under Mrs. Clarence Bartholomew.
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Romitsburg
Indian Lookout Sportsmen's
Firemen's
Weldon B. Shank
Harald Dipke
Starr Game Commmission
Frederick County
Maryland
Robert Stoncesifer
Harold Hoke
Local items include church music planning and a traffic arrest
The News records that church organist Ruth Shaff began Lent and Easter music plans. Walter Cook, injured by a speeding car while crossing near his home, fractured his collarbone. Local residents hosted guests at the Harner home on Wolmin Street. Other notes mention January costs for Paul Fletcher, Henry Mack, Millant Johnson, and Julian Zinikow in various traffic and vehicle offenses, with arrests by Troopers Tucker and Mutehner.
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Miles Ruth Shaff
Walter Cook
Milfabeth
Donald Harner
Wolmin Street
Jeremiah J. Clingan
Leonard A
Paul Fletcher
Harrisonburg
iHenry H. Mack
Millant .P. Johnson
Route 4
Mt. Airy
Perating
Julian J. Zinikowik Pidlumore
D. A. Tucker
W. A. Mutehner
Union Bridge notes include church talk and fire calls
Union Bridge and nearby communities report a Sunday church gathering at the Pipe Creek Church of the Brethren. Residents share visits and illnesses, with guests listed from Union Ridge and Gettysburg. A February conference on missions and international relations is announced for Washington. Union Bridge Fire Company responded to several recent alarms including a fire at the Fort Bochey house and a blaze near the old toll gate with multiple crews.
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Ellis Crusheng
Union Ridge
Mere, Meygin Rishi
Robert
Felix Kesslering
Gettysburg
Able Crusheng
Vanestown
Kattering Byler
Whiteven
OM. Harbaugh
New Midway
Allie
Mayberry
Tenman Myers
Ster
Ho Ti Flasseliffe
Hondalistown
Truman Myers
Washington
Unio Bridge
Pepe Creek
Churches of the Brethren
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Chingney
Fort Bochey House
Toll Gate
Thice
Joe Howards
Biidae
Moxiey’s
Unioville Cross Road
Uniern Bridge
Cart Cassell
University Hospital
Baltimore
Cussell
A. W. Simms
Unienville
Luff's Stuff Frozen Wages Ad Warns of Price Control
In a dated and disorderly message, the writer laments wage freezes and price controls, hinting at hardship for many. The text references the name N. A. LUFRURROW and uses garbled phrases to express confusion and concern over wages and economic pressures.
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N. A. Lufrurrow
Class Meeting Weds at Evangelical Lutheran Parish
The Golden Rute Class of the Evangelical Lutheran met January 24 at Mrs. Carl Rimmerman’s Park Avenue home with Mrs. Henry Loecimer as cohostess though no members attended. Mrs. Uelen Zimmerman led Scripture and prayer, a poem was read by Mrs. Leehner, a brief business session followed.
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Evangelical Lutheran
Carl Rimmerman
Park Avenue
Henry Loecimer
Uelen Zimmerman
Leehner
Rey Schildknecht
Elgie Renan
Charlotte Repder
Alyle Tenn
Jonrnedd
Br Hele
Collateral Forfeited At Peopl es Court
Collateral was forfeited this morning before Magistrate Thomas S Glass by Millard Main of 237 West Fifth Street for an adequate muffler issue. Charles Whitier of Route 5 Frederick faced a $10 fine for exceeding the limit.
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Thomas S Glass
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Main
Weel Fifth
Easts
Charles FE. Wihitier
Frederick
Equity Court
Patrick M. Sehnauffer
Marrarello Kounty
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Emmitsburg
Maurice B. Koontz
Margaret Matilda Rosenwald
Reward D. Starm
Thomas S. Glass
Y Members To Make Naval Academy Tour
The Y M C A Cadet Club plans a February 10 bus trip to the Naval Academy for a February 10 swim meet between the University of Pennsylvania and the Naval Academy. Open to members ages 11 to 15, registrations close February 3.
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Naval Academy
University of Pennsylvania
Cadet Club of the
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Tri Hit Club
Atliante Area
Wilmington
Bet Frederick
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