Frederick High Faces Fort Hill In State Tourney Test
Frederick High School prepared for a crucial 1951 Class A clash against Cumberland Fort Hill on the neutral Harpers Ferry court in Hagerstown. The Cadets, led by coach Brooks, carry a 17-2 mark and aim to reach the Western District title, with veteran observers comparing this squad to the famed 1924-25 team.
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Frederickigh School
Fort Hill
Hagerstown
Aryland
FHS
Yesteryear
Preston Poole
Jim Duck
Frank “Nick” Carter
Corey Shipley
Austin Elworthy
Agerstown Court
Frederick Igh
Cumberland
Fort Hil
Allegany
Hagerstown Igh
Frederick
Brooks
Fredick County
Vicory
Ort Hill Sentinels
Ort Hill
Ison
McGregor
Cage
Landis
Ards
Sentinels
Rice
Cumberland Church
Aving
Bubs
Lyons
Jos Hill
Barton
Countyown
Fort
Adets
Camerlanders
Rineart
Tyergar
Baker
Bopstandard
Angleberger
Meinter
YMCA Junior Basketball League Standings Shift After Saturday Wins
Chrysler tops YMCA league with a 36 to 26 win over Lincoln Mercury while Buick defeats Chev Cadillac 50 to 36. Ford climbs to third with a 34 20 victory over Fontine as Chrysler and Buick maintain leading positions with decisive Saturday outcomes.
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Chrysler
Lincoln Mercury
Buick
Cadillac
Ford
Pontiac
Chevrolet
Fontine
D. Shaler
Erebeyene
B. Grove
F Lin
Michaels
D. Rice
B. Baker
C J. Williams
K. Cautter
James Hane
T. Wolfe
J. Fieischman
Oklahoma Five Top Field in National Invitation Tournament
Oklahoma A and M, the nation's second ranked team, likely heads the NIT field at Madison Square Garden starting Saturday. Chairman Asa Bushnell said selection details would be finalized tomorrow. Other candidates include Toledo, St Bonaventure, NYU, with teams like NC State, Brigham Young, Arizona and Dayton already selected or contending for at large bids.
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New York
Oklahoma A
Madison Square Garden
Aggies
Asa Bushnell
Bushnell
Kentucky
Detroit
Houston
Hank Iba
Oklahoma
Bradley
Toledo
Cincinnati
St. Bonaventure
New York University
North Carolina State
Beloit
Lawrence Tech
Dayton
Arizona
Brigham Young
St. Louis
LaSalle
St. Johns of
Brooklyn
Seton Hall
N. C. State
St Johns
Associated Press
City College of New York
Raleigh
N. C
Kansas City
NCAA
Columbia
Ivy
Southeastern
Southern
Border
Skyline
Kansas State
Glade Frailey League Week Bows to Forfeits and High Marks
In the Glade Frailey League action Eagles claim a 2 0 win over Mt Pleasant while Ox Co? and local teams post scores including Fred Co Pro 1 Ramsbergs 2 Walkersville 1 Lawson 2 Ideal Garage 1 and Farm's Supply 2 Pinfall points and forfeit noted. Wisner of the Eagles posts 137 in a game and 385 in a series as the Eagles drive a high team score.
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Ox Co
Wisner
Eagles
Sug
Keane
Lawson Motors
Farmers Supply
Country Club
I Walkeraville
Ramsburg Welding
Ideal Garage
Fred Co
Mt. Pleasant
Pen-Mar League Opens Season May 16 in Eight-Team Circuit
The Pen-Mar Baseball League plans an eight-team season with May 16 opener and three holiday games Memorial Day May 30 Independence Day July 4 and Labor Day September 3. New franchises for Fairfield and Cashtown raise the roster to balanced Maryland and Pennsylvania representation.
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Fen-Mar Baseball League
Fairfield
Cashtown
Pennsylvania
Littlestown
Qld
Hanover
Blue Ridge Summit
Camp Ritchie
Maryland
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Taneytown
Westminster
Mason-Dixon Line
McSherrystown
D. L. Beegle
Brownsburg
Pen-Mar
Adams County
Umpires Association
Konstanty To Toss New Pitches In 1951
Clearwater Florida March 3 Big Jim Konstanty top relief pitcher of the Philadelphia Phillies says he will unveil two brand new pitches for the 1951 season. The bespectacled righthander already throws a slider palm ball screwball knuckler curve and a dry spitball. He credits much of his success to friend and catcher Andy Skinner and plans to bring Skinner to the Phillies training camp to assist in spring work.
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Clearwater
Fla
Newax
Jim Konstanty
Konstantys
Philadelphia Phillies
Big Jim
Konstanty
Andy Skinner
Worcester
Jim
Enos Slaughter
Jackie Robinson
Skinner
Phils
Detrick Cagers Eliminated In Tourney Opener
Detrick Cagers, one of two Frederick teams in the Waynesboro YMCA annual tourney, were eliminated in the first round. Chambersburg led 85 to 34 as J Keyser scored 22 for the victors and Pvt. Bill Benner led Detrick with 12 points. Detrick played shorthanded without Norbert VanDinter and fought a height disadvantage, notably 6 foot 8 Jeb Stewart.
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Camp Detrick Cagers
Frederick
Waynesboro
Frederick Vfw
Penn Maryland Basketball Association
Letterkenny
Detricks
Jeb Stewart
J. Keyser
Chambersburg
Woiford
Bill Benner
Detrick
Arch McCartney
Detrick G
Clay
Wien
Clemente
Bestler
Benner
Keyser
Wolford
Young
Bowers
Stewart
C . Rv
Frye
Lesher
Fitzgerald
Becker
IDOE
Feriods Detrick
Bete Chambersburg
Gottshall
Overcash
Tomlinson
Patts
Walkersville Boys End Season With Big Win Over Emmitsburg
Walkersville high school boys varsity closed the County Interscholastic schedule with a 64-38 home victory over Emmitsburg on Glade court improving to 7-3. Nine players scored as Glade Valley marksmen heated up in the second and fourth periods. A companion girls game saw Walkersville defeat Emmitsburg 33-12 in a non league tilt.
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Walkersville High School
Emmitsburg
Glade Court
Middletown
Frederick
Gladesters
Glade Girls
Frederick County
Walkersville Boy S
Glade Valley
Walkersville
Emmuitsburk
Birthday Honoree Shirley Bussard Seventeenteen Celebration
A Saturday evening party at Mr. and Mrs. A. Earl Bussard home in Woodshore honored their daughter Shirley on her 16th birthday. Guests enjoyed games dancing and refreshments with attendees including Shirley Bussard Annette Powell Jean Young Carol Ann Wickless Esthear Dinterman Mary Dinterman Joanne Martinck Shirley Frock Shirley Boone Peery Powell Carole Peterson Nancy LeGore Barbara LeGore Nancy Davis Louise Boal Frances Boon Judy Cramer Nancy Rakes and more along with family members Berl Bussard and Catherine Rakes.
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A. Earl Bussard
Woodshore
Shirley
Shirley Bussard
Annette Powell
Jean Young
Carol Ann Wickless
Esthear Dinterman
Mary Dinterman
Joanne Martinck
Shirley Frock
Shirley Boone
Peery Powell
Carole
Ex-Army star Galiffa leads Grenade Tossers on Korea front
Sgt Arnold Galiffa of Donora Pennsylvania, former West Point quarterback and multi sport star, now commands a platoon in Korea. He lofted a grenade 78 yards into a position, knocked out 24 men, and recalls catching Chinese cross fire on his unit’s first night. His Army career follows an undefeated 1949 Army football season and leadership roles in basketball and baseball at West Point.
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Koren
Maret
Robert H Soule
Arnold Galifa
Donora
Galiffa
West Point
Army
Korean
Galifa
Japan
Wort Pott
Dme
John Trent
Pennsylvania
Trent
Steel Worker Charged In Slaying Of Woman In Baltimore
Baltimore police charged 25 year old steelworker Terran Donner with the strangled death of Thelma Parker last Thursday near Sparrows Point. A witness described a late night assault near the crime scene and a second report from a man attacked nearby.
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Baltimore
March
Terran Donner
Thelma Parker
Denes Youngersue
Bethlehem Steel
Sparrows Point
Pollen
Miss Parker
Pnlier
Worler
Glenn L. Martin Co
William Knepper
Tves Jrst
Maddle Tver
Baltixmore
Knepper
Homemakers Club Meeting in Taylorsville Highlights Lighting Demonstration
Taylorsville hosts the Homemakers' club meeting chaired by Mrs. Benjamin Sounder with Eve lyn D. Scott presenting Lighting the Study Area. Two new members welcomed. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hieges of Takoma Park and Mrs. Mae Dean of Baltimore. Rosa Franklin and Elbert Perkins hosts noted for March gathering.
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Taylorsville
Horace Hipsley
Benjamin Sounder
Evelyn D. Scott
Harry Hieges
Ta‘koma Park
Thomas Jd. Byers
Mae Dean
Baltimore
Rosa Franklin
Augustus Fleming
Raby Fleming
Carlion Barnes
Roland Gosnell
Harold Conden
Roby Farrer
Frank Byers
Elbert Parkins
Elbert Perkins
Union Bridge Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Union Bridge and Frederick figures are featured as Union Bridge Miss Mamie Nusbaum, formerly of Union Bridge, visited Mr. and Mrs. Pauli Reese and daughter Gretchen. Attending were Mrs. Orion Hessen and relatives Mrs. Chas. Pfeffer and son Charles of Reisterstown, Mrs. James Wheeler of Greencastle, and Mr. and Mrs. Myrt Coween.
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Union Bridge
Mamie Nusbaum
Frederick
Pauli Reese
Gretchen
Orion Hessen
Chas. Pfeffer
Charles
Reisterstown
James Wheeler
Green Yount
Myrt Coween
Union Bridge Notes Include Birth Announcements And Social Events
The Union Bridge column notes the birth of John Patrick Donofrio at Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore to Mr and Mrs John Donofrio with family in Union Bridge. Laymen's day at Union Bridge Methodist Church features speakers Earline Alexander Howard Gray William Saltz saver Raymond Selby and Malcolm Rakestraw with a solo by Thomas Yates. Paul Fleming marks his 20th birthday with a party hosted by Mr and Mrs M G Fleming. Various locals including Howard Myers Charles Lippy Mrs George H Byler and Mrs Minnie Rinehart are recovering or convalescing, and Aulick Williams and daughter visit from Rockville to see Bark Stults and family.
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Clinton Smith
Hagerstown
Howard Myers
Charles Lippy
George H. Byler
Minnie Rinehart
Aulick Williams
Rockville
Union Bridge
Bark Stults
John Donofrio
John Patrick
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Union Bridge Methodist Church
George P. Starr
Earline Alexsander
Howard Gray
William Saltzsaver
Raymond Selby
Malcolm Rakestraw
Thomas Yates
Donald T. Mcintosh
New Windsor Notes and Local Socials Include Red Cross Drive Leads
New Windsor district chair Mrs Edgar Nusbaum named a list of co workers for the annual Red Cross drive including Mrs J W Wilt Linwood Mrs Carl Kiefer Mrs Paul Greene and several others. Other items note tourism visits and social events with Miss Mary Haines collecting contributions at Roop’s grocery and Johnny Holla’s historic 1040 47 AHL record of eight unassisted goals while with Cleveland.
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New Windsor
Edgar Nusbaum
Marston
J. W. Wilt Linwood
Carl Kiefer
Sams Creek
Paul Greene
Wakefield and
Medford
Albert Kitte
Charles Morrow
Elizabeth Strine
William Lovell
George Obrech
Robert Cairns
Harvey Palmer
Arthur Cranmer
Pearl Benedict
Margaret Lambert
Henrietta Lambert
Diana Lovell
Mary Haines
Roop's Grocery
Thomas S. Hyland
New York
Leslie Smelser
John Carroll
Twin River Beach
Paul Copenhaver
Ada Barclay
Baltimore
Russell Lambert
Mary Danner
Urith Devilelass
Edward Gilbert
Wakefield
Don Wood
Westminster
Lions Club
M. B. Guerrieri
Morgantown
W. Va
Oh. CG. Roop
Ways Ad Means
Ladies’ Auxiliary
W.C. S
New Windsor Cirrus
Johnny Holla
Cleveland
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Lfi Ware
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Tayior
Rideout
Lincoln
W. Delauder
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B. Brown
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Sewell
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Eleanore Proctor
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Michigan State
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Tom
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Weddle
R ” Flanagan
Fyock
Charley Clarke
Dot Strine
Seaver
Doris Baker
Powell
Va Craver
Te Bell
Jee Layman
Rodcrark
F. Smith
William D.billy
Murray
Duke
Wallace Wade
Blue Devt
Durham
Delay Ware
NEA
Boew Cumberland Brewing Co
Cumberland, Md
D. F. Shipley’s
N. Market St
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
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