Double Win For Cadets
Frederick Cadets defeated Gaithersburg High School 41 30 in the varsity game and 42 25 in the jayvee, with standout play from Stull Keller Moss and Moss holding his opponent scoreless in the center. Cannon and Keller anchored defense while Stull stole seven times in the fourth, and Kirscoffe led the jayvees with 17 points as Frederick dominated free throws.
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Frederick
Gaithersburg High School
Jayvee
Little Stull
Keller
Moss
Gaithersburg
Gearinger
Cannon
Yeoman
Profitt
Stull
Godsey
Jayvees
Kirscoffe
Scor
Detrick Bowling League Weekly Statistics Highlights
Individual high averages go to R Troxell 114.55 W Englebrecht 113.41 and R Cannon 113.4. High games feature G Cheeks 173 D Young 172 and W Englebrecht 163. High sets list W Englebrecht 433 R Troxell 414 D Young 403. Team totals show Post Engineers 1738 Ramblers 1730 Macs 1696 with Blue Devils and Headquarters also posting strong scores.
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R. Troxell
W. Englebrecht
R. Cannon
G. Cheeks
D. Young
Post Engineers
Headquarters
Blue Devils
Ramblers
Macs
Women’s Duck Pin Divisional World Record Shots
Shooting editor Warren Page notes a historic bench rest record shift from Olive Walker of Ion New York to Colonel Crawford Hollidge of Boston in Johnstown New York and ties to the Donaldson Wasp cartridge. Hollidge’s .2677 inch 10-shot group with an 18 pound rifle marks a near unobtainable standard and signals ongoing postwar growth in bench rest shooting.
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Warren Page
Olive Walker
Ion
N. Y
Dubois
Johnstown
N.Y
Crawford ‘Hollidge
Boston
Hollidge
New York State
Bob Wallack
Abanda
Harvey Donaldson
Donaldson
College Basketball Scores and Notes From Across the Nation
A sprawling roundup shows Holy Cross edging Niagara in overtime while Rhode Island outscored Boston College in an overtime thriller. Other results include Manhattan over Le Moyne, Rensselaer over Coast Guard, and West Liberty scoring against various opponents. Individual stats highlight Trout and Phillips as top averages with several high games and sets noted.
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Associated Press
Holy Cross
Niagara
Rhode Island
Boston College
Manhattan
Lemoyne
Rensselaer
Coast Guard
Academy
W.va
Wesleyan
Morris
Harvey
Shepherd
Wva
New Port News
Army
Hartwick
Concord
Potomac State
Waynesly
Bethany
Alderson-Broaddus
West Liberty
Moguls Meet This Weekend
New York reports the major league owners will hold mid winter meetings to discuss the player pension fund and the minors radio television woes. George Trautman heads the minors and will brief the leagues on the minor league saturation by major league game broadcasts. The National League also revising its constitution while talks include pension fund allocations and governance.
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New York
Player Pension Fund
Baseball Writers
Ford Frick
George Trautman
Trautman
Trautman and Frick
Fawin Inhinenn Idmoln
Washington
National League
Supreme Court
Johnson And Slade Put Up Poor Fight
In New York at St Nicholas Arena Harold Johnson won a split decision over Jimmy Slade in a bout watched by 1,464 fans. Johnson boxed behind a steady jab while Slade surged late, but no knockdowns occurred. Judges split 2-1 with Eppy for Johnson and Barnes for Slade. attendance and telecast details noted. Eddie Joost injured in car crash, ordered to bed by Athletics doctors with knee injury. prognosis unsure.
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New York
Harold Johnson
Archie Moores
Jimmy Slade
St. Nicholas Arena
Johnson
Slade
al Berl
Joe Eppy
Berl
Philadelphia
Harold Barnes
Joost
Eddie Joost
Philadelphia Athletics
Ismon L Gopadze
Joest
Maryland Opens Florida Cage Games After Layoff
Maryland, ranked 13th with a 13-4 record, begins a Florida road swing in Tampa after a 12 day layoff for exams. Coached by Bud Millikin, the Terps lead the ACC at 6-2 and face Miami before returning home for a demanding schedule including Navy Duke Wake Forest Georgetown and George Washington. Smog and glare from city lights affect observatories nearby.
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College Park
Maryland
Tampa
Fila
Terps
Bud Millikin
Associated Press
Florida
University of Miami
Navy
Duke
Wake Forest
Georgetown
George Washington
Patternmakers win in league bowling and golf leads
In bowling league results Patternmakers beat Warehouse 3 0 while Office defeated Machinists and Molders downed Cleaners. Individual highs included Metz with 148 in bowling and Blumenauer 380 in high game and set. In California, E J Harrison shot 68 to join Young Bo Wininger at 131 after 36 holes of the Thunderbird Invitational, with risk of withdrawal due to back trouble, as Wininger clung to a slender lead. Ben Hogan and Johnny Palmer shared pace with 135, while several others pursued. A separate note mentions pears and apples season extended by plastic film packing.
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Palm Springs
Calif
E. J
Dutch
Harrison
Ben Hogan
Braundron
Johnny Palmer
Ted Kroll
Wininger
Fred Haas
Chandler Harper
Jim Ferrier
Lloyd Mangrum
Peter Thomson
Marty Furgol
Damascus Lakes Poolesville Five Victory Over Hosts In Varsity Tilt
Damascus High School cagers defeated Poolesville 63 to 53 at Damascus after a 34-25 Poolesville JV win earlier. Thompson led Damascus with outside shooting, while Welker held Poolesville with free throws. The doubleheader was moved from night to afternoon amid a fluctuating schedule.
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Damascus
Poolesville
Pooles
Ville Jayvees
Jerry Rogers
Thompson
Harry Stips
George Welker
Maryland State School
Frederick
the Silents
G. F. Tp
Griffiths
Iy Roberson
Deadrich
Shamer
F .Repass
Bourne. G
Redman
Smith
Warmath Named To Minnesota Position
Minnesota hires Mississippi State coach Murray Warmath as the new Minnesota football coach. Warmath, 41, led Mississippi State to 10 wins, 6 losses, and 3 ties in 1952 1953, and previously coached at Tennessee West Point and Mississippi State. The move continues Minnesota's pattern of southern hires.
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Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Southland
Mississippi State
Murray Warmath
Warmath
Wes Fesler
Minnesota
Tennessee
West Point
Deep South
Gophers
Bernie Bierman
Tulane
Bierman
INFL Gives Bell New Contract in 12-Year Pact
Philadelphia January 2004 the National Football League extended Commissioner Bert Bell’s contract for 12 years. Bell declined a raise keeping $30,000 salary plus $10,000 annual pension payment. League costs from recent years included Dallas club affairs Yankee Stadium lease Baltimore franchise moves and anti-trust television suit defenses. Despite prosperity Bell warned further costs could strain finances. Extension followed a draft meeting with talks on finances the pro bowl and rule changes.
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Philadelphia
National Football League
Bert Bell
Bell
Pax
Dallas
Yankee Stadium
New York Yankees
Baltimore
Edwin Anderson
Detroit Lions
Fishing season marks set in 1953 record list
The 1953 fishing year produced record licenses totaling 17,127.896 with a gross anglers cost of 33-609.539. Highlights include the Toledo club tourney and Tuna Cup in Nova Scotia. Top catches feature a 156-pound black marlin off Talara Peru by Alfred Glassell Jr and other notable big game fish.
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AL McClane
United States
National Association of Angling and Casting Clubs
Toledo
Ohio
Myron Gregory
W. J. Lovely
Wedgeport
Nova Scotia
Alton B. Sharp
Alfred Glassell, Jr
Talara
Peru
California
San Felipe
Mexico
L. C. Baumgardner
Streaky Bay
Australia
A. Dean
Iquique
Chile
Lou Maron
Belmar
N. J
J. Wolf
H. L. Woodward
Eisenhower Press Secretary Says TV Appearances Well Received
James C. Hagerty told CBS viewers last night that the president's television appearances have been well received by the public, based on letters and telegrams received after each broadcast. An exhaust system for trucks promises to reduce exhaust noises to inaudible levels for most listeners.
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Washington
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
CBS
Bee Watches Bullets Cost
New York owner Clair Bee keeps a close eye on expenses as he weighs paying for a bodyguard to ensure Ray Felix arrives on time for Bullets games. Felix, a 6-11 rookie standout, ranks high in scoring and rebounds, drawing praise from rivals and teammates for his agility and evolving moves.
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New York
Baltimore Bullets
Clair Bee
Long Island University
Ray Felix
Felix
Bee
National Basketball Association
George Mikan
Harry Gallatin
Knickerbockers
Fort Wayne
Larry Foust
Lakers
Mikan
Felis
Bob Cousy
Long Island
Liu
Sherman White
White
Wertz and Kryhoski protest 1954 Orioles contracts
Baltimore outfield star Vic Wertz and first baseman Dick Kryhoski express discontent with their 1954 deals. Kryhoski sought more pay while attending Upsala College. Wertz claims a salary cut. Both expect to negotiate with general manager Art Ehlers as Wertz visits Detroit and Kryhoski mails a letter.
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Baltimore Orioles
Vic Wertz
Dick Kryhoski
Kryhoski
Upsala College
East Orange
New Jersey
Wertz
Detroit
Orioles
Browns
Art Ehlers
Roy Sievers
Ehlers
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