Scribes Like To Talk With Bucky Harris
Whitey Martin reports from Florida on Bucky Harris, famed manager of the Washington Senators, as reporters swarm him discussing the pennant race, player development, and smoothest paths to success. Harris recalls guiding Yogi Berra and other stars and reflects on how he helped rise young players like Joe Page and Vic Raschi.
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Whitey Martin
Ido
Fla
Harris
Island
Bucky Harris
Washington Senators
Yankees
Gold Sox
Bucky
Boston
Senators
Yogi Berra
Tommy Byrne
Joe Page
Berra
Vic Raschi
Maryland Nine Wins Opening Baseball Game
Maryland opened with a 7 6 win over Rutgers as Captain Jim Moeter drove in John Graham with a ninth inning single. Rutgers had beaten Johns Hopkins 13 1 yesterday and started strong with three first inning runs on two walks a bloop single and a double steal. Maryland chased starter Dick Foster in the sixth with a four run rally aided by Johnny Tdzik and George Howard. George Clark relieved Foster and doused the fire. James M Quarry promoted to special assistant to the plate mill superintendent at Coatesville Lukens Steel. Robert C McMichael promoted to supervisor of Lukens 120 inch mill.
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College Park
Jim Moeter
John Graham
Maryland
Rutgers
Johns Hopkins
Dick Foster
Johnny Tdzik
George Howard
George Clark
Foster
James Quarry
Coatesville
James M. Quarry
Frederick
Robert C. McMichael
Lukens Steel Company
Lester M. Curtiss
Clearwater
Plo
Ted Bluziweski
Philadelphia Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
Kluzsweski
Ken Johnson
Milo Candini
Phils
Eddie Waitkus
Stan Lopata
Reds
Dick Sisler
Bobby Usher
Bobby Adams
Phoenix
Ariz
New York Yankees
Champs
Chicago White Sox
Tom Morgan
Gil McDougald
Kentucky Wins NCAA Basketball Title In 68 58 Victory
Kentucky rallied in the second half to defeat Kansas State 68 to 58 and claim the NCAA basketball championship. Bill Spivey sparked the comeback as Kentucky overcame a 29 27 halftime edge by Kansas State. Don Sunderlage led Illinois to third place with a 61 46 win over Oklahoma A M in the consolation round.
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Minneapolis
Kentucky
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Kansas State
Bill Spivey
Don Sunderlage
Hlinois
Big Ten
Caps Win Simpson Basketball Trophy
Caps basketball team of Maryland School for the Deaf won the J. F. Minor Simpson trophy in the junior cage tournament for Silents at Bjoree gymnasium on Tuesday afternoon. Three teams competed. Bullets eliminated Lakers in the second round 32-24. The scores:
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Caps
Maryland State School For the Deaf
J. F. Minor Simpson
Bjoree Gymnasium
Bullets
Lakers
Rookie Outfielder Shines As Red Sox Beat Tigers 5 1
Lakeland Fla March 27 24-year-old rookie outfielder Charlie Maxwell from Western Michigan College starred for the Boston Red Sox driving in three runs with a triple and two singles and stealing a base as Boston totaled 16 hits to defeat Detroit 5 to 1. Maxwell and Williams led the attack while Sox relievers held off the Tigers.
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Lakeland
Fla
Charlie Maxwell
Western Michigan College
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Maxwell
Bosox
Ted Williams
Sox
Willams
Saul Rogovin
Wayne McLeland
Hank Borowy
Tigers
Bill Wight
Ellis Kinder
Boston
Bowling league tightens race at Camp Derrick
All-Arounds and Alley Kats close gap to lead after week with three forfeits and straight wins. Property remains top at 26 13 while All-Arounds move to 25 14 and PD climbs to fourth after beating FC. Next week two pivotal matchups, with standings valid to February 25. Quarry details show long Lukens tenure.
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Alley Kats
Camp Derrick
Barracks Girls
Alley Rats
Pet
Dodgers Rally Past Athletics In 13th Inning Victory
Cal Abrams doubled home Billy Cox from second base in the 13th inning to give the Brooklyn Dodgers a 10 9 win over the Philadelphia Athletics in Miami. The marathon drew 829 fans as Campanella fractured a right thumb on a foul tip and Duke Snider tore a nail on his right middle finger. Hank Majeskis beaning incident sidelined veteran Sox third baseman Morgan with a concussion and x rays ordered. Mantle contributed three hits while Majeski was injured in the second inning.
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Mickey Mantle
Hank Majesk
Sox
Morgan
St. Joseph's Hospital
Miami
Fla
Cal Abrams
Billy Cox
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia Athletics
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Roy Campanella
Duke Snider
Campanella
Eddie Toast
Snider
Donkey Basketball At Frederick High Thursday
Donkey back basketball will invade the Frederick High School gym Thursday at 8 p m Coach Homer Brooks announced last night Faculty cagers will oppose varsity basketeers to benefit the Cadets football squad Proceeds will buy a 200 blocking sled for the 1951 Cadets use Ten trained donkeys from Ohio will be mounted by two teams indoors with insurance for the mounted principal also noted Brooks said the event is for entertainment and the Cadet football fundraiser participants include Brooks Hummel Fraser Instructors Harvey Smith Sullivan and Fieagle Athletic Director Siip Zimmerman and Principal Harry Smith
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Frederick High School
Homer Brooks
Facwty Cagers
Varsiy Basketeers
Cadets
Frofits
Brooks
Ohio
Gene Hummel
Jim Fraser
Harvey
Smith
Sullivan
Fieagle
Siip" Zimmerman
Harry O. Smith
City College players linked to 1949 50 point-shaving scandal
Three CCNY players Herbert Cohen Irwin Dambrot and Norman Mager were arrested in New York for allegedly fixing three games in 1949 and 1950 at Madison Square Garden. District Attorney Frank Hogan said they worked with Roman and Roth to limit the spread with payoffs of 500 to Cohen and 1000 for each of Roth Roman Mager and Dambrot. Five others already face arrests in related efforts. A separate note reports a New Market baseball meeting in Maryland to rally support and rebuild the team.
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New York
City College
Herbert Cohen
Irwin Dambrot
Norman Mager
Frank S. Hogan
Hogan
Madison Square Garden
Dambrot
Mager
Dambrat
al Roth
Ed Warner
Ed Roma
Floyd Layne
Damrot
Cohen
Southern Methodist
University of California At Los Angeles
Niagara University
Roman
Roth
CCNY
SMU
New York City College
Cards Outlook Discussed by St. Louis Manager Marion
St. Louis Cardinals' 1951 finish hinges on Marty Marion's health and games played. If he can reach about 130 of 154 games, the Cards may contend. otherwise a second-division berth seems likely. Marion optimistic about opening day but knee remains a constraint.
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Fla
St. Louis Cardinals
Marty Marion
Shortstop
Marion
Marty
Dick Cole
Rochester
Redbirds
Marton
Harry Brecheen
Max Lanier
al Brazie
Fred Martin
Wilks
George Munger
Cloyd Boyer
Gerry Staley
Howie Pollet
Pollet
Tom Poholsky
Wilmer
Vinegar Bend
Mizell
Winston Salem
Joe Pre
City Softball Loop to be Reorganized and Reopened
Preliminary steps were taken Tuesday night to reorganize the City Softball League which plans to play after dark at Southend field near Washington Street School. C Cyril Klein will head the league until a new president is chosen with Pierce Gaver remaining secretary treasurer. At the meeting at the U M L C A teams including Rice Grocery Jefferson Ballenger Amvers Detrick and servicemen were represented. Clark Sheetenheim was drafted to prepare a six team schedule and James Powell with Guy Ramsburg will secure use of lights four times weekly. Sergt Cole Camp Detrick and Wilbur Cline Jefferson were chosen to arrange umpires. Another meeting is set for next Tuesday at 7 30 PM at the YMCA.
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City
Washington Street
Cyril Klein
Pierce Gaver
MLCA
Rice's Grocery
Jefferson
Ballenger
Amvers
Detrick
Clark Sheetenheim
James Powell
Guy Ramsburg
Sergt. Cole
Camp Detrick
Wilbur Cline
Y M.C.A
Radio Schedule Fragments From CBS to Dumont
Readable excerpts list radio and television programs across CBS NBC WMAL WBAL and Dumont networks with show titles such as Beulah’s Sketch News Commentaries The Fat Man The Web Dallas and others, including sports and drama blocks. It chronicles daytime to late evening offerings with multiple stations and network notes.
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Nbe
Cha
Mba-East Kiddies
Abe Beulah
Cbs News
Abe
Mba
Abe Jack Smith
cba _ Daily
Bob Crosby
Cbs
Mibs
Ivy
Abe Mr. Chameleon
Gresel Gildersleeve
Abe Dr. Christian
Abe International Airport
Mbs
Abe Harold Peary
Rogue's Gallery
Abe Bing Crosby
Abe Family Theater
Lawrence Welk
Abc
Asbs
All Nets
Lifetime
Abe Godfrey
TVV
Abe Maugham
Cbs McNeill TV Club
Dumont
Dha Plainclothesman
Break the
Ebs
Chicago
Hollywood
National security TV lineup for broadcast night
Over 3000 commercial broadcasters trained on civil defense procedures in case of attack. TV schedules include NBC-8 Four Star Revue at 9, CBS-8 Godfrey at 9, ASC 7:15 Faye Emerson, Dumont 8 Adventure Playhouse, and documentary True Glory Part II at 10:30.
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United States
Television Tonight
NBC
Hollywood
CBS
Godfrey
ASC
Faye Emerson
the Ruggles
Don McNeil
Dumont
Adventure Playhouse
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Simpson
F. T. Russell
Erisman
F. Markell
C. Shelton
Patterson
G. Crites
Forsyth
Orlando
Monte Irvin
Sal Yvars
New York Giants
Washington Senatary
Mike McCormick
Eddie Stanky
Giants
St. Petersburg
Boston Braves
Earl Torgeson
Sid Gordon
Tom Poholski
Braves
Norman Roy
Vernal
Nippy
Jones
Cardinals
Quarry
Lukens
Buddy Kerr
McDougald
San Francisco
Pam NeaSo3uay
Ney
Florida
Ted Kluszewski
Howie Fox
Dixie Howell
Joe Adcock
Bill Jepson
Kent Peterson
NEA
Royal Typewriters
Allen Wales
Patrick St
Baltimore
John H. Ensey
Georgia Avenue Highway
Washington
Montgomery County
Reddie Street
Parker Avenue
L. and S. Construction Company
Branchville
Prince-Mont Construction Company
Silver Spring
New Market
Blunt
GAS Service
Atlantic States
Atlantic States Gas Cf. OF Transylvania, Inc. Phila
Sitanm Road
Chambersburg
Charles B
West South St. Frederick, Md
Phono
Wfsin
WMAL
WBAL
CBS Radio and TV
Chuck Hunter
Roy Barnes
Detroit
Federal Communications Commission
RCA Victor
Emerson
Sylvania
D.F. Shipley’s
North Market St
Hotpoint
Philco
General Electric
Thor
Osaree
Melvin M. Engle cc
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Bogart
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