Locals Close With Victory Over Cabineers
Frederick V. F. W.'s semi pro basketball team finished a successful season Sunday afternoon with a 78 to 73 victory over the Hagerstown Cabineers at the Armory. Norbert Van Dinter and Janey Boost led late scoring for the VFW, while Calimer paced the Cabineers with high point totals and Hagerstown High School standout Leo Burke contributed for the opponents.
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State School Varsity Trims Alumni Outfit
Maglie held the opposition in check through seven. He retired 17 batters in a row as Maglie, Bowmin and Noble contributed on the mound. The outing featured strong pitching followed by sequence of hits in the sixth.
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Blair Wins Maryland Site Class A Basketball Title
Montgomery Blair High School of Silver Spring pulled away in the third quarter to beat Montgomery Blair? Actually Blair defeats Hagerstown defending champions 42 23 at College Park to claim the Maryland Site Class A crown. Marty Sigholtz scores 18, Jack Doane 12, Leo Burke 20 for Hagerstown. Blair finishes 13 10, win first state title. Lonaconing tops Easton Farrier 47 45 for Class B. Ocean City beats New Windsor 70 55 for Class C, with Tom Kelly leading scoring for Central and Ben Lewis and Bill Bradford each 17 for Ocean City. Ocean City season 20 2.
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Dodgers Dominate Red Sox In 14-2 Exhibition Win
In Miami on March 23 the Dodgers unleashed power with Gil Hodges delivering two three run homers and Clem Labine adding support as Brooklyn routed Boston 14-2. Teammates Labine and Morgan also homered and Hodges snapped his slump with big innings.
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Laurel 33 Day Meet Opens With Cherry Blossom Stakes Preview
Laurel opens a 33 day meeting centered on 3 year olds with the $7,500 Cherry Blossom for sophomores. Stakes prep Chesapeake Stakes April 12 leads to Kentucky Derby and other classics. Top entrants include Calories Blue Dare Pintor and Decapolis. Crowd hits 21,888 on opener. betting nears record totals.
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Bratton And Williams Face Tests This Week
New York reports former champions Johnny Bratton and Ike Williams face tough tests in comeback bids this week. Bratton meets Rocky Castellani in a Madison Square Garden 10 rounder Friday night while Williams faces Detroit’s Chuck Davey in a 10 round Chicago Stadium bout on Wednesday. National telecast set for both events with additional card highlights including Rocky Graziano preparing for Ray Robinson and Billy Graham opposing Baby Beau in Holyoke.
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Industrial Pin League Latest Results and Standings
Report of the Industrial Pin League results with teams like Gledhill, NE Barbers, Middletown, Broad Run, and Quaker City. Highlights include top individuals Harold Landis and Moberly, high team games by Morgan Lunch and Quaker City Cleaners, plus figures such as 1,738 in high team set and the note of a fully automatic transmission in a commercial model truck.
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St Johns and Santa Clara Enter NCAA Tilt Showdown
St Johns, after shocking Kentucky 64 57, meets Illinois as the Eastern champion hopefuls prepare for Seattle Tuesday night. Santa Clara faces Kansas led by Clyde Lovellette after a 56 53 win over Wyoming, with the Western crown on the line. The winners advance to the national title game Wednesday.
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Big Seven champs rally from 14 down to tie at halftime
Kansas surged in the second half to outpace Santa Clara and Illinois power their way past Duquesne. Oklahoma City upset UCLA 55 53 in a prelude to Santa Clara Wyoming, while North Carolina State bounced Penn State 69 60 and Dayton defeated Princeton 77 61 in Chicago. Marquette captured the National Catholic Invitational 76 64, Wharton topped Hibbing 78 76 for the National Junior College crown. A final note observes fingerprint ridge patterns left by skin contact.
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Frederick nine to join Maryland State League tryouts planned
Frederick State League club will recruit young players within ten miles of Frederick. Gene Hummel Frederick High School coach leads effort with assistants Austin Angleberger and Clarence Biethen. McCurdy Field to host Sunday practices with facilities and equipment provided. Aspirants from high school junior leagues and teen-agers may apply through Angleberger or Hummel. If no fertilizer used, U S farm crop output would fall at least 25 percent.
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Baseball Practice At Detrick Readies 1952 Season
Camp Detrick opens 1952 baseball with 12 veterans and nine contenders for starting roles. Coach Melvin Ingebritsen returns to lead the Comets who went 18 and 9 in 1931. At least 14 games are planned with Second Army teams and Frederick-area clubs. Pitchers include Joe Pereira, Bob Fasiang, and Ted Brenner. Cecil is among the staff.
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Military baseball team announces roster and schedule
Stevens and HMz Jim Lewis Catchers will be Plo Mm Fleshman and Dick Platt from last year's squad. Pvt Joseph Begel also will be utility in fielder. Infielders include Navy HN William Hudak and Pies Ralph Knoernschild Arch McCartney Martin Manich Carl Darigo Mugh Martin and Mel Castell. Outfielders Sgt let Claus Cloyd Ruby Pres Jim Specht Art Schmidt Rosa McKenzie Norman Brown Tom Turner. Only two practice sessions held so far with greater turnout expected this week. Home games set with Army Chemical Center Aberdeen Proving Ground Fort Meade Fort Myer Fort Belvoir Bolling Air Force Base in May to August.
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