Alumni Dinner to Feature Nugent at Maryland University
Frederick County Maryland University alumni will host a Thursday dinner at 7 p.m. in the Francis Scott Key Hotel ballroom with Tom Nugent, Maryland head football coach, as featured speaker. Guests include Joseph Carr and Al Carsomody, plus Dave Bingham. A short business meeting will precede Nugent’s program. Reservations are requested by 6 p.m. Wednesday.
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Tom Nugent
University & Wet Pune
Frederick County Alumni Association of
Maryland University
Francis Scott Key
Joseph Carr
Greater University of Maryland Fund
al Cars
Mody
Dave Bingham
Maryland Alumni Association
Nugent
Florida State
Loversiy
Jomiy Mont
Wake Forest
Tennessee Tech
Furman
Tennessee
Miami
Florida
Tampa
Georgia Tech
Georgia
VPI
Coad
James F. Zimmerman
Dick Zimmerman
Doty Remsburg
Luther Horine
All-Stars edge Greencastle in double OT thriller
Frederick "Y" All-Stars outlast Greencastle ed a classy Greencastle five to double overtime at Magersions. Greencastle tied late and forced two overtimes before Frederick pulled ahead. Bob Stutler and Edward Storks starred on defense and fast breaks. Frederick will play again Wednesday at Potomac Junior High School.
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Frederick
AllStare
Gretecastle
Magersions
iGreencastle
Bob Stutler
Bill Beckne
Bill Pamuuhg
Potomac Junior High
Io Hageraet
Frederick Sec
Frederick “'Y
Siedling
Boone Wee Ee Bos
Storks
Greencastle
Warren
Beckner
Jausien
Zeigier
D. Stauffer
E. Mort
Stauffer's
Rosemont Frederick “Y
Surf
Y Boys Play First Cage Round
STAUSUCs Women's high game Geisler 122 and set Rice 352. Men's high game and set Ausherman 126 and 351. High team game Araby 1 569 and Yamsville T Flin. Urbana Yamsville versus Araby T.
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S. Geisler
F. Rice
D. Ausherman
Araby
Yamsville T
Ballenger Wins 4 H Cage Title In Overtime Thriller
Ballenger 4 H Club edged Creagerstown 4 H iClub 33 30 in overtime to claim the title. R Jones led Ballenger with a top score while industrial league action featured teams from Health Center Alley and Sports Center with multiple players and standings noted.
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Creagerstown
iClub
R. Jones
Industrial League
Kaempf & Harris
Northcool
Harris Roof
Landis
Warren
Stup & Crowther
Kaemp & Harris
Marian
Utatiatics
Morgan
Hieh
B. Strobel
T. Wicklers
Exhibition Baseball Results and Schedule Flash
Associated Press notes Monday results Kansas City 6 Detroit 0 and Pittsburgh 4 Cincinnati 1 with several games canceled by rain. Tuesday slate includes Cincinnati at St Louis Philadelphia at New York and other matchups across Clearwater Milwaukee Kansas City Bradenton and Chicago against Cleveland.
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Detroit
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Chicago
Washil
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Petersburg
Philadelphia
New
Clearwater
Kansas Ct
Bradenton
Iota
Pittshureh
Washingtonort Myers
National Hockey League
The
Fight Results From The Associated Boxing Card
The report lists bouts with fighters and outcomes across cities including Philadelphia Montreal and Chicago. Charley Scott outpointed Isaac Logart in Philadelphia while Jesse Watson beat Armand Sauve Montreal. Don Warner stopped Ernie Knox in Baltimore. Gene Gray kayoed Marv Thigpen in Little Rock, and Paddy Read outpointed Dick DeVille in Providence. Abbott, Berry, and Robinson occurrences are noted with various stoppages. The South African diamond trade decline is briefly mentioned.
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Philadelphia
Isaac Logart
Cuba
Montreal
Jesse Watson
Brooklyn
Armand Savoie
Don Warner
Ernie Knox
Baltimore
Litl Rock
Ark
Gene Gray
Marv Thigpen
Memphis
Tenn
Providence
Paddy
Read
Dick Devila
Boston
Chicago
Antonin Macilla
Buenos Aires
Wilbur Robinson
Sydney
Australia
George Berry
Los Angeles
Russell Sands
Acetrala
O'Dell to Undergo Heat and Massage for Back Strain
Baltimore Oriole pitcher Billy O'Dell will receive heat and massage therapy after straining a back muscle pulling for a fly ball. An orthopedic surgeon said the X ray was negative and that soft muscle tissue was likely pulled away from the ribs.
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Miami
Fia
Baltimore Oriole
Billy O'Dell
Arthur Weiland
Coach Seeks Better Coverage After Rough Season
Dear Homer Brooks coach, the season is over and I apologize for not helping more. I watched a few games, set up some schedules, and note that next year should bring better odds. I’ll cover more in the coming season and hope to help the team, especially with Allegany and tournament games. I’ve moved routes and will cover the Yankees this summer.
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Homer Brooks
Grape Ring
Allegany
Frederick
Glenelg
North Hagerstown
Hubs
St. Mary's
Maryland
Martinsburg
Oia
CVAL
Howard County
Yankees
Bassey Camp Ignores Odds Ahead of Title Defense
LOS ANGELES AP Complete disdain for betting odds was voiced by Ho rgan (Kid) Bassey camp as his manager George Biddles dismissed odds of even money for the world featherweight title defense. Bassey, who previously stopped Ric Cardo Moreno in three rounds, seeks another decisive performance in the televised 15 round bout at the Olympic Auditorium. Moore, undefeated in 41, has one knockout loss but previously floored by Charley Riley before outpointing him.
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Los Angeles
Horgan
Kid) Bassey
George Biddles
Bassey
Riccardo
Little Bird) Moreno
Little ‘Bird
Olympic Auditorium
Biddles
Moore
Charley Riley
St. Louis
Riley
Patman Elected Tr Make Grade With Sox
Barry Latman a 22 year old right handed pitcher from the Chicago White Sox farm system is labeled a bright young hopeful. Latman played 13 games for the White Sox last season posting a 0 win 11 loss in Indianapolis with a three hit shutout against Kansas City. He recalls facing Mickey Mantle in his first major league game and again later, learning from veterans like Early Wynn and Dick Donovan about challenging hitters. Latman, 6 foot 3 and 208 pounds, relies on a fastball curve and change up and continues to attend college during the off season studying banking and finance in Los Angeles State while baseball scouts watch his progress.
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Fla
Barry Latman
Chicago White Sox
Latman
White Sox
Indianapolis
Chicago
Kansas City
Mickey Mantle
Mantle
Vice
Early' Wynn
Dick Donovan
Wynn
Donovan
Southern
California
Sox
Hearst
Yankee Stadium
Venezuela
Los Angeles State
Shenandoah Downs lights up for inaugural night racing
Shenandoah Downs, Shenandoah Towns West Virginia, will begin a 62 day spring meeting May 1 featuring night racing. The track will use a 1.0 million watt lighting system designed by Arthur Hamilton of Rochester New York to illuminate the five furlong track with glare-free, high arc lights. Lighting from infield poles and grandstand roof will provide daytime brightness and a new rail-free grandstand to improve visibility. The system includes Hamilton’s bicycle powered service cage and a special lighting lattice test to shield eyes from glare. The $3 million facility, nearly complete aside from the clubhouse, marks the sixth American track to offer night racing. Major details note Cahokia Downs Fairmount Park Tillinois Scarborough Downs Wheeling Downs and Jefferson Downs as early adopters.
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W.va
Shenandogsh Downs
Arthur Hamilton
Rochester
N.Y
Shenandoah Downs
du Tailinn
Hamilton
Cahokia Downs
Fairmount Park
Tillinois
Scarborough Downs
Maine
Wheeling Downs
West Virginia
Jefferson Downs
Louisiana
Tasby Emerging as Orioles Rookie Prospect in Miami
AP notes Willie Tasby, Baltimore's likely rookie, showing speed and power at spring camp. The 26 year old, born in Oakland, batted .322 with 22 homers in Louisville and is seen as a potential center field option behind Paul Richards. Tasby recalls his worst minor league day and discusses worries about making the club. He has three children and was versatile in high school, transitioning to outfield.
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Muckerman
Dow
Squaw
Ald L
Miami
Wille Thaby
Henry Aaremai
Baltimore
Willie Mays
Willie
Willie Tasby
Boone
Orioles
Paul Richards
Tasby
Alee
Jobn Callison
Louisville
Callison
Indianapolis
Oakland
Calif
Tashy
County Softball Meeting At YMCA In Frederick County
Frederick County softball loop reports a strong season with Buckeystown Rangers winning a sudden death playoff and Bee Gees as runners up. Shookstown finished third Libertytown fourth, with Burkittsville Mountaindale next. Upcoming season plans include Walkersville and City Tavern potential joins. Meeting Monday March 33 7:30 p.m. at the YMCA to review by laws and discuss league improvements.
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Frederick County
Sprat Isutee
Une
Sexton
YMCA
Buckeystown Rangers
BeeZees
Buckeystown
Bee Gees
Abe Shaughnessy
S. Shookstown
Libertytown
Burkittsville
Mountaindale
James Powell
Jim Easterday
Oklahoma and St Louis University Bow In National Invitation
Oklahoma and St Louis University seeded Nos. 2 and 4 meet in the National Invitation Tournament at Madison Square Garden. St Louis faces Providence at 7:30 p.m. EST, Oklahoma City meets NYU at 9:15 p.m. EST in quarterfinals. NYU, unseeded, shocked Denver in the opening round.
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St. Laue
Olahoma City University
Madison Square Garden
St. Louis
Providence
Oklahoma City
New York University
Aruana
Charley Orsborne
Bradley
NYU
Denver
Bud Lahmaunt
Fred Yeahque
Pirates Top Reds In Exhibition Game
Pittsburgh Pirates beat Cincinnati Reds 4-1 in an exhibition at Fort Myers. Ted Kluszewski homered and had a single for the Pirates while Vernon Law and rookie Jim Fiore held the Reds to three hits. Jim Pengleton hit a triple and another safety in the fifth to save the Reds from a shutout.
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Pittsburgh
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Reds
Vernon Law
Jim Fiordison
Jim Pengleton
Pena
Mabe
Bailey
Law
Hardison
Burgess
W—Law
Local Golfers Visit Virginia Course for Sixth Dixie Invasion
A party of 24 Jova golfers journeyed to Charlottesville Virginia to play Farmington Country Club and stay at the Jefferson Inn. They arrived by chartered bus, later stopping at Goose Creek Country Club in Leesburg for dinner on the return.
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Virginia City
Toraas Jefferson Inn
Farmington Country Club
Goose Creek Country Club
Leesburg
Ozzie Fagan
Richard Bowlus
Charles Crum
Mahlon Rhoderick
James Doub
Lester Linton
Peter Demchak
Edward McGuiness
Elmer Ehler
Robert Hane
Robert Leichert Sr
Harry L. Decker
William Hargett
Rene Gibo
William Miller
Brunswick
Herman Snook
Charles Reed
Edwin Creager
Russell Flanagan
Scott Upsets Logart In Hot Ten-Rounder
In New York’s St Nicholas Arena Charley Scott 22 from Philadelphia upset welterweight Isaac Logart 24 by split decision after 10 hot rounds. Scott improves to 22-9, Logart falls to 55-11-7. crowd of 1,406 paid $3,083.
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Charley Scott
Philadelphia
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St. Nicholas Arena
Logart
Teddy Brenner
St. Nick's
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Litte
Scott
Joe Eppy
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