College Finals Bucs Defeat Up This Week Cards 7 2
The 1955 56 college basketball season heads to the NCAA and NIT finals with San Francisco Iowa Temple and SMU surviving the NCAA field. US tournament action centers on Evanston and Madison Square Garden as four regional winners advance toward the finals.
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Bucs
Associated Fres
Evanston
New York
Madison Square Garden
San Francisco
Iowa
Temple
Southern Methodist
Dons
Bill Russell
Utah
Corvallis
Lawrence
Kan
Kentucky
Iowa City
Canisius
Philadelphia
Bob Burrow
Kansas State
Houston
Dartmouth
Connecticut
Morehead
Wayne
Mich
UCLA
Seattle
Xavier
Ohio
St. Louis
Duquesne
Oklahoma A&m
Seton Hall
Marquette
St. Francis
Lafayette
Dayton
UCLA Edges Texas A M In Junior League Basketball
UCLA held to the lead Saturday by defeating Texas A. & M., 13-12, in a Junior YMCA Basketball League game. The season closes this week with the final top four teams slated for a playoff series. The report notes other exhibition scores from St. Petersburg and Sarasota games, highlighting Pirates and Red Sox exhibitions and early season results.
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UCLA
Texas A. & M
Tavagtione
Derr
Bruch
Rhodes
J. Castle
Kline
Eyster
F. Grove
Heissy
Wachter
M. Brachey
Hendtoegn
Kennedy
Li Mmond
Osburn
Leicherz
Mitchell
Dan Ber
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Bobh Friend
Dick Littlefield
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Friend
Littlefield
Stan Musial
Cardinal
Pirates
Billy Muffett
Barney Schultz
Lindy McDaniel
Ayn Meantte
Linlefield
Kravith
Muffett
Schulte
McDaniel
Sarni
L—Muffett
Deff Inn
Harold's
Riddlemoser
Groffs
Siup Crowther
Plumbers Schlitz
Warren Reds
Fred. P&g
Warren Blues
Tinners
Morgan's
Schlitz
Marlow
Cozy Corner
Warren's Blues
Crowther
K. & H. Towers Ag
Jefferson Ian Frederick Paint & Glass
K. & H. Plumbers
Groff Bros. Warren's
Reds
Riddermoser
Harold
Baker
Stup
Intermediate Basketball League playoff race tightens with two tied for fourth
Thursday slated final games decide the four team playoff field as two teams sit tied for fourth. Knicks beat Hawks 51 26 and Capitals crushed Lakers 51 15 to close in on the top spot. Top four advance to a title series amidst word of high scores and seasonal averages across both men's and women's divisions.
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Yanks
Tampa
Fla
New York Yankees
Cincinnati Redlegs
al Lopez Field
Redlegs
Smoky Burgess
Ray Jablonski
Frank Robinson
Bob Grim
New York
Grim
Mark Freeman
Cincinnati
Billy Martin
Johnny Klippstein
Joe Black
Bill Skowron
Bob Martyn
New Yorkers
Freeman
Konstanty
Berra
Johnson
Klippstein
Black
Burgess
Los Angeles
Cleveland Indians
New York Giants
Wrigley Field
Rocky Colavito
Bill White
Eddie Bressoud
Foster Castleman
Giants
Sal Maglie
Wilhelm
Murray
W—Mazglie
L—Gomez
LawcsemesUly
Knicks
Hawks Capitols
Lakers
Pistons
Hawks
Capitols
Celtics
Lakers Warriors
Bullets
Capitals
Gastley
Jd. Dennis
Herrick
Champlin
Young
Geisbert
Finnerfrock
Greenhut
Weddle
Ramsburg
K. Coulter
Moore
J. Wilhide
Bowers
Layman
Rinehart
Brandenburg
Boyer
Blank
Quill
Eyster
Boston and Philadelphia Fall Short in Slugfest Night
Yesterday's sports results show Boston and Philadelphia drifting in a high scoring slate. Notable scores include New York edging Cincinnati and Brooklyn defeating Chicago while Milwaukee and Baltimore posted varied results across the league.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Washington
Kansas City
Detroit
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Baltimore
Baltimnen
Memphis
Associated Press
National League
Teams Seek Legion Tourney Entries Meeting Set at YMCA
Representatives from all teams interested in the annual Legion Tourney meet Wednesday afternoon at the YMCA. The Key Post event, for boys 14 and younger, may be split into three sections by school level with past entrants like YMC Frederick Yearlings Walkersville Lions Optimist Club Boy Scouts and St Johns High among expected repeaters and Buckerstown joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott Key Post
Ameri- Lan Ktalum
Ues Wee Geneus
Y. M.C. A. Frederick Yearlings
Walkersville Lions
Optimist Club
Boy Scouts
Maryland State School For the Deaf
St. John’s High School
Buckerstown Boy
Inter-Church Bowling League High Scores and Matches
In the Inter Church Bowling League Doubs Lutheran Evangelical Reformed and Middletown Reformed Baptist led with top scores. Mulcahey posted 164 in a high game, Roderick claimed 398 in a high set, and Midit Reformed led team scores with 650 in a game and 1,748 in a set. Tonight’s matches pitted Grace Reformed against Midit Reformed, Calvary against Buckeystown, Church of the Brethren against Doubs Evangelical, and Lutheran against Baptist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeystown
Mt. Pleasant
Grace Reformed
Church of the Brethren Middletown Lutheran Weekly
Mulcahey
Doubs Luth
Roderick
Midit
Reformed
Calvary
Brethren
Doubs Evan
Midle
Lutheran - Baptist
Pieasane
Allegany High
Frederick
Fisboy
Calvary Methodist
Prince Buckeystown
Georges County
College Park Baptist
Allegany
Chapel Lutheran
St. John's
Forest Grove
Frederick Lutheran
Middletown
Hull
Fred
Local High School Sports Share Holiday Weekend Action
In junior and intermediate basketball leagues the top four in the juniors are set while intermediates fight a three way tie for first and a two way tie for fourth. Capitols and Knicks keep title hopes alive as players like Joe Wilhide and John Herrick star. meanwhile area baseball and softball drills are delayed by weather and planning talks.
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Joe Wilhide
John Herrick
Big Guns
Capitols
Knicks
Baltimore and Washington Baseball Writers Looking for Improvement
Baseball writers in Baltimore and Washington weigh prospects for both clubs. The piece notes impatience with past performance and examines whether either team can show meaningful improvement next season. It cites expectations and the challenge of convincing readers of better play ahead.
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Baltimore
Washington
Fish And Game Group To Host Quarterly Meet
The Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association will hold its quarterly meeting at Hotel Frederick on Thursday night at 8. Four membership applications will be considered along with other business. Dr. Paul B. Kallaway, president, announced committees for the year including Entertainment, Property, Skeet and Trap, Encampment, Christmas party, Legislative, Conservation, Publicity, Sick, and Merchandise with numerous named members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association, Inc
Hotel Frederick
Paul BK. Kallaway
Sportsmen's Organization
Earl A. Kolb Sr
John A. Miller
George W. Kline
Wm. M. Moore
Charles F Hartman
William R. Alban
E. Paul Magaha
Sperry L. Storm
Horace M. Alexander
W. Bartgis Storm
Paul Magaha
Orville E. Shilder
E. Busbey
J. Peter Frye
E. §. Conway
Earl Ww. Bartgis
Milton Frank
Charles F. Hartman
Charles W. Simpson
Ralph C. Kanode Jr
Richard L. Shoemaker
William M. Moore
Emmett R. Bowlus
Orville E. Shifler
Allen C. Whitmore
James V. Roughan
George W Krline
George Hildebrand
John S. Miller
Alton C. Whitmore
Charles A. Sherald
Henry L. Shoemaker
Roger G Plummer
Ralph C. Kanode
Capt. Chas
W. Magaha
Mathew R. Kerrigan
George B. Kehoe
Thomas H. Quill
Roger G. Plummer
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Jerome Offutt
Gary L. Utterback
John A. Derr
E. Austin James
Holter Joins Air Force Training at Shepherd Base
Amos A Holter son of My and Mrs A A Holter of Middle town has entered the United States Air Force Technical Training School at Shepherd A F Base near Wichita Falls Texas He joined the Air Force on November 15 1955 and will be assigned to a major Air Force command for on the job experience or receive advanced training after completing the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esters School
Amos A. Holter
A. A. Holter
Middletown
United States Air Force Technical Training School
Shepherd A. F. Base
Wichita Falls
Tex
Air Force
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Industrial Bowling League Health Center
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Sarasota. Fla
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Phillies
Gene Stephens
Don Buddin
Frank Sullivan
Bob Porterfield
Leo Kiely
Porterfield
Sullivan
Ono
Snyder
Cardwell
Seminick
Lornett
Daley
W—Porterfield
L—Snyder
Tigers
Lakeland
Detroit Tigers
Milwaukee Braves
Virgil Trucks
Dick Marlowe
Duke Maas
Marlowe
Nichols
Sleater
Rice
Trucks
Maas
Porter
W—Marlowe
L—Nichols
Dodgers
Miami
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago White Sox
Roy Campanella
Ed Roebuck
Minnie Minoso
White Sox
Luis Aparicio
Don Zimmer
Aparicio
la Two
Minoso
Bill Fischer
Brooklya
Donovan
Fischer
Sievera
Homer Orlando
Roy Sievers
Senators
Clint Courtney
Arnold Portocarrero
Sievers
Bill Herriage
Portocarrero
Herrtage
Cox
Bradford
W. Shantz
Aberpathy
Stobbs
Courtnex
FitzGerald
W—Aberpathy
L—Portocarrero
Ballenger
Creagerstown
Fort Detrick
Francona
Scottsdale
Ariz
Walt Moryn
Chicago Cubs
Baltimore Orioles
Moryn
Don Ferrarese
Tito Francona
Oriole
Orioles
Madteim
Ak A Jones
Davis
MatcCullough
Tappe
Palica
Valentinetti
Ferrarese
Triandos
W—Davis
Optimist Church League
Jack Henderson
Jim Carty
Evangelical
Clouis Finnerfrock
Robert Mason
Presbyterian
Dave Winpigler
Trinity
Jack Merrick
Adrian Winapigler
Jim Champtin
Donald Bartgis
Price Electric Bowling
Reeder
Green
Ausherman
Norwood
Miskell
Jacques Brichant
Belgium
Cannes
Antonio Maggi
Italy
Hagerstown
Armory
Don Lewin
Stevens Brothers
Lewin Brothers
Rocky Lee
Angelo Savoldi
Buddy Rogers
Baron Leone
Joe Walcott
Koffee Aup
Scott Atwater
Dorsey F. Shipley
North Market St
Cow Baseball
Red Seftkit
the Sport Center
Hollywood
Archie Moore
San Diego
Calif
Frankie Daniels
Bakersfield
Jerry Carey
Sony Blank
Brick Kennedy
Dick Weddle
Ken Shank
Larry Boyd
Danny Zimmerman
Jack Rogers
Bill Seidling
Bill Mack
Cumberland
Glenn Spencer
VFW Club
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Fish and Game Group
Sunoco
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