Rec League Scores and Schedule Highlight Weekend Play
Rec league games in city play Saturday with Volunteers 52 defeating Diggers 21 to 2. Frederick City and County base eked out a 27 26 victory over the Crows, while Mountaineers expect a strong schedule as Tony Was announced as manager. Hundley leads scoring with 609 points as Washington and Lee and Davidson provide top contenders for the upcoming conference tournament.
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Bowling League Standings and High Scores
Leagues feature Walkersville and Harmony Grove markets with teams from Civitan Lander Week Resorts and more. Weil Bros leads with high team game 330 and high team set 1601 while individual highs include B Edwards and S Babington 134 and M Filler 374.
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S. Babington
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YMCA Junior League and college scores mix in season wrap
Bowling and basketball highlights show UCLA at 9 14 in the league with one or two games left for Maryland Army Texas A&M and Ohio State. Georgia Tech two games remain as top two teams in division seek playoffs then a 21 out of 3 league championship series. Schedule lists Georgia Tech Mary land Ohio State Navy Army Texas A&M and Texas A M matchups.
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Norwood
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Wildcats
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McCanner
Health Center Alley
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Keller
Stup & Crowther
Harold's
Fox
Northeed
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Morgan Lunch
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Ridgiemoser
Stroup
Warren Men Shop
Marlow Didling
Fred
Pink& Glass
Schlitz Beer
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Harold
Kennedy
Poland
Turner Picked To Spoil Gwin New York Debut
Veteran Gil Turner, 24 chosen to spoil Rudy Gwin in New York's St Nicholas Arena, carries a 31-1-1 record with 34 KOs against 7-2-2 Gwin. DuMont telecasts at 10 30 p m EST. Also featured are Sugar Hart and Walt Byars in a 10 round pro debut on national TV. Frederick Baseball Umpires Association to meet at American Legion tonight at 7 30 to discuss new rules.
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Walt Byars
Boston
Madison Square Garden
Rational Television
Baseball Umps
Frederick Baseball Umpires Association
American Legion
Briefs From Ball Camps
Intrasquad games feature Harris Hares toppling Brecheen Cats 66 as rookie pitchers debut. Mayo Smith and Granny Hamner debate pitching role with Hamner stating intent to stay at shortstop. Chet Nichols makes a comeback bid with Braves amid praise from Fred Haney and Del Crandall. Warren Tebbetts backs Hacker as key for Reds pennant hopes with a proven sinker and knuckler.
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Mayo Smith
Philadelphia Phillies
Granny Hamner
Hamner
Bradenton. Fla
Chet Nichols
Milwaukee Braves
Fred Haney
Nichols
del Crandall
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Jenkins Wins World Figure Skating Title
Dave Jenkins of Colorado College won the men’s world figure skating title at the Broadmoor Ice Palace in Colorado Springs. He defeated Tim Brown and Charles Snelling as the United States claimed half of the titles at the weeklong event. Carol Heiss won the women’s singles crown, while May Britain’s June Markham and Courtney Jones took the pairs crown.
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Dave Jenkins
United States
Colorado College
Jenkins
Tim Brown
University of California
Charles Snelling
Toronto
Canada
Hayes Alan Jenkins
Broadmoor Ice Palace
Carol Heiss
Ozone
Park, N.Y
Uncle Sam
London
June Markham
Courtney Jones
Great Britain
Weekend Fights Promising Cards From The Associates Press
In Portland to Seattle bouts Ewart Potgieter of South Africa KO'd Bruce Qison in Seattle while Carlos Ortiz of Hollywood faced Lou Filippo in New York with no decision. Garvin Sawyer stopped Calvin Butler in Cleveland and a Pittsburgh card listed weight classes 188 and 189 with decisive wins.
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Portland
Ore—Ewart Potgieter
South Africa
Bruce Qison
Seattle
Hollywood
Carlos Ortiz
New York
Lou Filippo
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Garvin Sawyer
Cincinnati
Calvin Butler
Cleveland
Mounts Riding on Mountaineer Phelan Era
Mount St. Marys under coach Phelan has built a strong season led by Ed Galen and Jack Sullivan. The Mounts seek a fourth Mason-Dixon title as they face CCNY in the Quantico tournament after a 12-1 regular season and a 9-game tourney winning streak. Sullivan averages 32.1 points a game, a record for the league, with support from Sheing Marshall Williams Bohlinger Leonard and others as they prepare for the first round at Emmitsburg and nearby venues.
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Phelan
Ed Galen
City College of New York
Erstanoff
Mt. St. Mary *S
Bill College
McMorse
Syracuse
Emmitsburg
Tom Mullention
Jim
Mountaineers
My Phelan
Jack Sullage
Livan
Mason-Dixon
Mt. St. Mary's
LaSalle
Mason Dixon
Ken Loeffler
Marines
Baltimore
Loyola Col
Mounts
Quantico
Hampden-Sydney
Phelania
St. Francis
Brooklyn
Maurice Stokes
Loretto
Jack
Steamvictory
Kenville
St. Vincent's
St. Mt. St. Mary's
Francis
Pennsylvania
Mounties
Georgetown
Steubenville
St.'s Francis
Jack Sullivan
Maryland
Mason-Dixon Fenten
Washington College
Sullivan
Burt Sheing
Jack Marshall
Bill Williams
Jerry Bohlinger
Tommy Leonard
Elizabeth
Jack Halloran
Jack Gunn
Evansville
Ind
CCNY Faces Mt. St. Mary’s In NCAA Bid Postseason Battle
CCNY, an at large entrant with an 11-6 season mark, meets Mount St. Mary’s in the first round of the 22 team tournament. Mount St. Mary’s has won 20 of 21 while CCNY seeks a return to post season success after past NCAA glory and scandal.
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City College of New York
Beavers
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Mason-Dixon
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Football Clinic To Be In Atlantic City
Advance reservations indicate more than eight hundred coaches will attend the tenth annual National Football Clinic in Atlantic City Convention Hall. Clinic director Dr. Harry G. Scott announced representations from Canada and many U S states. Renowned officials and college leaders will participate at sessions and a banquet at the Ritz Carlton Hotel on March 13.
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Halli Marco II
Harry G. Scott
Canada
Michigan
Massachusetts
Ohio
Maryland
Hampshire
Maine
Vermont
Lima
Delaware
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Forest Evaishevski
University of Town
Paul al Davis
The
Citadel
Fritz” Crisler
University of Michigan
Ritz-Carlton
Optimist Team Loses Game By One Point
An Optimist team suffered a narrow defeat by one point in a competitive game setting. The report notes unusual animal behavior mentions but focuses on the single point loss and game outcome.
Highest Rifle Honors Won Again By Co A
Company A of the 5th Maryland Regiment won its eighth consecutive Governor's Indoor Rifle Trophy for top team and Ste Mareen Kinsey of Co A captured the Adjutant General's Trophy with a 279. Maryland National Guard teams competed at Pikesville armory as Co A led with a 1 372 score over Battery C Laurel by 81 points. The victory secures a state team move to the U S championships where Co A placed third last year.
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United States
Co. A
Battery C
Maryland National Guard
Sth Inf. Regt
Baltimore
Wist Engineers Bn
la Plata
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