Dick Shipley To Play With Md U Eleven
University of Maryland eyes three Frederick High players for the Terps squad coach Jim Tatum told the Frederick Lions club. Dick Shipley captain of the 1950 FHS team is set to sign, with Pete Haugh and Ronnie Tyeryar also under consideration. Tatum warned of a possible military draft affecting Maryland’s 1951 lineup and noted a heavier schedule with eight strong opponents. He defended the program’s funding and Byrd Stadium improvements, and introduced Denver Crawford as contact with Western Maryland high schools.
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University of Maryland
Frederick
Terps
Jim Tatum
Frederick Lions Club
Tatum
Lions Club
Francis Scott Key
Dick Shipley
FHS
Maryland
Pete Haugh
Ronnie Tyeryar
Tyeryar
Lions
Byrd
State University
Denver Crawford
New York
R. Brad Wolfe
Philip Harvey
Alvey Benn
Eugene W. Pruitt
Earl D. Padgett, Jr
Henry R. Shoemaker, Sr
H. Reese Shoemaker
James Grove
Blue Ridge Bowling League standings and stats
The latest Blue Ridge Bowling League results show Raney's Coliseum 59 points and The Moose and V F W tied for high team game at 644 while Moose leads high team set at 1,861. Charley Myers, American Legion, tops single game at 170 and set 417. Powell, Beacht, Shankle, Wolfensberger, Copenhaver, and Wright lead season averages.
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Moose
Coliseum
Dav. If. W
Amer
Legion
Palace
Damascus
F. W
Charley Myers
American Legion
Powell
Beacht
Shankle
Wolfensberger
Copenhaver
Wright
V F W End Season With Loss in Tourney Thriller
Frederick VFW basketballers saw their season end with a 68 to 62 loss to Shippensburg in the Waynesboro Invitational Tourney. The game swung with totals tied 45 all after three periods as Shippensburg pulled away late. Morgan and other VFW players featured, but fouled out as Frederick slipped in the final period toward elimination. Semifinals set for tonight feature Green Castle vs Chambersburg and Shippensburg vs Gettysburg Vagabonds.
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Frederick V
Frederick
Waynesboro
Greencastle
Chambersburg
Steelton Navy Club
Mt. Union Independents
Shippensburg
Gettysburg Vagabonds
Shippensburg F. TP
McClelland
Tyergar
Routzahn
Stockman
Shippeesburg
Frederick Vfw
Humpty” Gilbert, Jr
All America Court Selections Made For 1951 Team
New York March 8 1951 AP All America selections announced with Bill Spivey Kentucky leading by votes 822 on 148 firsts and 41 seconds Joining him are Clyde Lovellette Gene Melchiorre Sam Ranzino and Bill Mikey on the first team Second team includes Dick Groat Bob Zawoluk Ernie Barrett and others Third team features Mel Hut chins Whitey Skoog and others Also noted are honorable mentions Ray Angelis Don Sunderlage and Jim Slaughter Spivey and Lovellette juniors rose from last year’s third team while Mikey stars for Temple and is praised for scoring 731 points this season.
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New York
Bill Spivey
Kentucky
Clyde Lovellete
Kansas
Gene Melchiorre
Bradley
Sam Ranzino
North Carolina State
Bill Mikey
Temple
Associated Press
Melchiorre
Ranzino
Mikey
Dick Groat
Duke
Bob Zawoluk
St. Johns
Brooklyn
Bill Garrett
Indiana
Galerel Arthur
Oklahoma A&m
Ernie Barrett
Kansas State
Mel Hutchins
Brigham Young
Whitey Skoog
Minnesota
John Azary
Columbia
Mark Workman
West Virginia
Frank Ramsey
Ray Angelis
Northwestern
Don Sunderlage
Ilinois
Jim Slaughter
South Carolina
Spivey
Lovelette
Kentucky Jc
Adolph Rupp
Love Hette
Don Shields
Josh Cody
Wilkes
Savitt Emerges as New Mr Big for American Tennis
Dick Savitt, 23, Orange N J, 6 feet 3, 185 pounds, rose from Davis Cup scrub to a leading US amateur star after a stunning triumph in the Australian Championships. He defeated top foes Frank Sedgman Ken McGregor and John Bromwich, signaling a surge in American Davis Cup hopes as December's Challenge Round nears Down Under. He credits improved speed and finesse gained during a tour of Australia with Art Larsen and a shift from basketball to tennis following injuries.
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Harry Grayson
NEA
New York
NBA
Dick Savitt
Ted Schroeder
Tom Brown
Cornell
Savitt
United States
Mr. Big
Frank Sedgman
Ken McGregor
John Bromwich
U. S
Walter Ll. Pate
Australia
Art Larsen
Sedgman
Ithaca
Orange
N. J
el Paso
Tulane
Jack Trero
Herbie Flam
New Midway Lifts Northern Division Crown In 74 33 Win
New Midway won the 4-H Clubs Northern Division basketball title by defeating Creagerstown 74 to 33 at Walkersville High School. Ray Dorsey sparked the champs with standout scoring as New Midway’s record remained undefeated at 8-0. Next up, Northern champ faces Ballenger, Southern Division winner, for the County 4-H trophy on March 14 at Frederick High School.
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New Midway
Creagerstown
Walkersville High School
Ballenger
Frederick High School
Unionville
Walkersville
Frederick High
Liberty
Harbaugh
Matthews
Stover
Dorsey
Trout
Smith
Eservensnenen
Tom J. Long
R. Long
Stull
Fraley
Long
Creaperstown
Bob Stull
Spurrier
Eagles wallop Mountaineers in Mason-Dixon opener
Washington March 8 Eagles of American University defeated Mount St. Marys 86 to 63 in opening round action of the Mason-Dixon Conference tournament at Catholic University. Johns Hopkins beat Loyola Baltimore 81 to 74 and Western Maryland edged Hampden-Sydney 72 to 67. Sim Margolis led Hopkins with 21 points. Art Press scored 33 for Western Maryland. Western Maryland advances to face American U. in tomorrow’s semifinals.
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Loyola
Baltimore
Western Maryland
Hampden-Sydney
Hopkins
Sim Margolis
Ed Doherty
Little Art Press
Green Terrors
Roanoke
Lynenburg
Sollazzo Indicted In Basketball Fix Scandal
Ex con Salvatore T Sollazzo faces 13 counts in a major college basketball fixing scandal involving bribery of City College of New York players and attempted bribes to a New York University player. Potential penalties include up to 65 years in prison and fines up to 130 060. Authorities indicate other college players may be involved as the probe widens. A separate museum concert notice follows with Benjamin Whitten performing at the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts.
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New York
Salvatore T. Sollazzo
Sollazzo
City College of New York
New York University
Long Island University
Manhattan College
Amerca
Washington County Museum of Fine Arts
Benjamin Whitten
Charles Wins Bitter Bout Delivers Eye Injury Update
In Detroit on March 8 heavyweight champion Ezzard Charles remains likely to face Joe Louis no sooner than September. Louis may defend against light heavyweight king Joey Maxim in Pittsburgh in late July. A June outdoor bout in Chicago is canceled over money and terms. Louis seeks better terms after an eye injury delayed plans. Charles is expected to make his eighth title defense against Maxim in Forbes Field Pittsburgh. Attendance reached 13,582 with gate of $73,402. Charles earned $30,000, Walcott $13,500. Charles’ left ear swelling required hospital treatment and a one to two month layoff.
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Detroit
Ezzard Charles
Joe Louis
Joey Maxing
Pittsburg
Louis
Charles
Ah Var
Cincinnati Negra
Joe Walcott
Chicago
Jim Norris
International Boxing Club
Nortis
Marshall Miles
Tom Tannas
Jake Mintz
Norris
Maxim
Pittsburgh
Forbes Field
Indoor Olympic Stadium
Walcott
Charles He
Recreation Commission To Award 27 Medals
The Clio Recreation Commission will award 27 medals at the final session of its ten week basketball schedule at Frederick High School Saturday at 1 15 p m. The Lakers champions will face a Knickerbockers all star team and other league clubs. Medals honor top players and a foul shooting contest follows the game. Local merchants donated the medals and the league drew 55 non varsity players with an average weekly turnout of 42.
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Clio Recreation Commission
Frederick High School
Lakers
Knickerbockers Quind
Frederick
All-Stars
George Myers
Rice's Service Station
Ideal Garage
Hart Etchison
Hendrickson’s
Schroeder's Men's Wear
Ford Motor Co
Delphey's
Gordon Spurrier
Arthur Myers
Robert L
City Recreation Commission
Joe Price
Clarksburg Sets Fire Pond Project And Community Plans
Raymond King reports the Clarksburg Community Age association has arranged a fire pond for fire protection and as a beauty and recreation spot. The group proposed adding two street fights near the school and at Route near Ambrose and Steele residences. Maj G T Marts Austin Hammond and Ora King re wrote the constitution, adopted Monday. Alding Family Aid for Fernia Stowden’s fire loss was organized with materials and labor from members. Old newspapers and magazines will be collected Saturday for the association. A building and loan association was noted as a potential asset. several new homes are planned this spring. Ora King chaired the entertainment committee. two Alms in technicolor were shown. Refreshments were provided by Dr Raymond King and others. The next meeting is Monday April 2 at 8 pm. Ralph F Marty, formerly of Frederick, is president.
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Raymond King
Clarksburg
Ambrose
Steele
Maj. G. T. Marts
Austin Hammond
Ora King
Alding
Fernia Stowden
Are
Edward Decis
Theodore Jordan
Ralph F. Marty
Frederick
Association
Kentucky Wildcats Lead Final AP Poll With Narrow Margin
Kentucky finished as the top team in the final Associated Press poll, edging Oklahoma A M by a slim margin as 185 sport writers and broadcasters selected the rankings. Vanderbilt derailed Kentucky earlier, with Bradley and others also noted in the year end poll.
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New York
Mareh
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Wildcats
Oklahoma A. & M
Associated Press
Aggies
Bradley
Shoth
Kentucky Leads Strong Final Top 10 In College Hoops
Kentucky 1,489 points tops the final rankings with Oklahoma A. and M. at 1,412. Columbia Kansas State Illinois NC State join others in the top 10 as NCAA berths loom. Vanderbilt ends Kentucky streak as SEC playoff finals—61 to 37. St John’s St Louis and NC State bid to NIT. Brooklyn Reds finish ninth for second straight year.
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Kentucky
Oklahoma A. & M
Columbia
Kansas State
Iinois
Bradley
Indiana
North Carolina State
St. John's
St. Louie
Ilinois
NC State
St. Louis
Vanderbilt
St. John’s
Brooklyn Reds
Fish Cannot Survive in the Saline Dead Sea
The Dead Sea remains uninhabitable for fish due to its extreme salinity, which creates an environment lethal to aquatic life. Researchers note that salinity levels deter most fish species, leaving the waters devoid of normal marine ecosystems.
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Dead Sea
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Blue Ridge Bowling League
Raney's Coliseum
Hag
the Moose
Fred
the Palace
Ming
Solomons
Maryland Department of Research and Education
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Department of Reseach and Education
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Martha “Beck
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Sing Sing
Fernandez
Niewspa Prrfarrive
Annapolis
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Triton Dawes
Potomac
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Schuss
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Cumberland Brewing Co
Cumberland, Md
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Greenfield
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C. Jones
Mt. St. Mary
Burns
F. Flanagan
O Rochford
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Waner E Powers
Sue Jervis
American U
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Morales
Spensler
Moffatt
Garshag
Tshman
St. Mary's
Flanagan
Ryan
Anis
Montgomery
Kachnoawski
Basketball
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NEW Firemen
Brunswick
Skyline Boys
Paul Jones
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
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Johnnies
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Sprankle
T & Tracy
Rickell
Quill
Shade
AL Ramsburg
Nemsburg
Godyey
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C Keller
G Schick
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R. Gouker
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
Member
Federal Deposit. Insurance Corporation
Laster Corsairs
Grove
Camellias
PCCM
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