Bucknell Coach Harry Lawrence Feels Certain of Victory
LEWISBURG Pa Oct 31 Bucknell University coach Harry Lawrence 42 optimistic leader of a 39 man squad says his team can lick any club in the east He cites a 40 point per game average and a rapid start against Lafayette Temple looming as Buckne ll faces a five game winning streak Temple will test the herd Lawrence touts four top backs led by Burt Talmage and Brad Myers plus Bob Albert and Tommy Dean as key players and notes Bucknell’s first year players are eligible to play and his two platoon system offers flexibility.
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Lewisburg
Harry Lawrence
Bucknell University
Pennsylvania
Lawrence
Bucknell
Princeton
Fenn
Cornell
Gettysburg
Muhlenberg
Lehigh
Kent State
Bufalo
Lafayette
Baltimore
City College High School
Temple University
Boston University
Burt Talmage
Mountain Lakes
N. J
Brad Myers
Lancaster
Talmage
East
Bob Albert
Tommy Dean
Myers
Albert
Dean
Frank Kirby
Harry
Inter Church Bowling League Latest Results
Inter Church Bowling League results show Mt Pleasant Meth and Calvary Methodist each with 3–0 wins over opponents while Doubs Lutheran and Middletown Lutheran lead with strong scores. Standings list Mt Pleasant Meth 123 782 Calvary Methodist 105 BRT Middleawn Ref 10 5 667 Doubs Lutheran 1 5.667 Middletown Lutheran 6 F 400 Buckeystown Met Baptist 05. 2 5 10 330 Grace Reformed 5 10 233 Evangelical Ref A 10 333 Ch of the Brethren 2 18 133 High game R Ahall Middletown Lutheran 140 Specht Doubs Lutheran 366 high team game and set Doubs Lutheran 591 and 1 664.
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IL. Pet
Mt. Pleasant
Calvary Methodist
Middleawn
Doubs Lutheran
Middletown Luth
Buckeystown
Baptist
Grace Reformed
Evangelical
Ch. of the Brethren
R. Ahall
Middletown Lutheran
Specht
Doubs Lutherans
Buckeystow
St. John’s K.C
Calvary J Methodist
Pass Defense Workout For Maryland Terrapins
Maryland's defense worked two hours focusing on pass blocking as coach Tatum drills to stop Missouri's air and ground attack. Starbath and Destefario mixed passes from the SMU spread with other looks, while five receivers give the passer options. Tatum calls the aerial setup the toughest defensive challenge of the season, but confident the unit will intercept more passes than Missouri.
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College Park
Maryland
Dim Tatum
Missouri
Jack Starbath
Bob Destefario
SMU
Tatum
Nebraska
Sor
Blue Ridge Bowling League standings and high scorers
The Blue Ridge Bowling League reports standings for teams American Legion Damascus Coliseum Snow White Grill Sherwood Feeds Moose and more. High individual game and set went to Damascus player Watkins with 437, team high 665, 1846 in a season. season averages list Copenhaver Coliseum 124.20 Logue Legions 124.8 Wolfens berger 124 Myers 123.10 Chicorz 122.7, with Saturday and Sunday matches noted at Snow White Grill American Legion Coliseum and Mouse.
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Legion
Snow White Grill
Coliseum
Damascus
Sherwood
Moose
American Legion
Raney’s Coliseum
the Moose
Fred. Sherwood
Doub
Asperican Legion
Watkins
Copenhaver
Logue Legions
Wolfensberger
Myers
Chicorz
Walkersville Bowling League Results
Walkersville league standings show Walkersville Motor 1st with 1,875 team total. High game by M. Ramis burg and high set by Nicholson's 584. Individual high scores include 378 by W. Ensor and 241 in high game by M. Ramis burg. Teams mentioned include Nicholson's Groc, Hamilton's Lunch, A&P, and 7-Up.
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Nicholson
BET
Hamilton
Esnser
Gree ‘Walker
Molar G. Vv
Mill Civitan
Smith
Grace Allis
Chalmer's Medical Co. A.& P
M. Ramisburg
Nicholson's
W. Ensor
Ensor
Arcade Bowling League Weekly Initiation Highlights
High individual game Dayhoft led May's Grocery with 142 points. R Tyeryar tops individuals for Brown's Liquor and Grocery Stores at 268. May's Grocery claims high team game and set with 807 and 1044. In unrelated note, western Sumatra brews the coffee plant leaves rather than the bean.
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Dayhoft
May's
Gocery
R. Tyeryar
Brown's Liquor and Grocery
May’s Grocery
Western
Sumatra
Frederick Rifle and Pistol Club Sees Rising Marksmen
Tove to rerisce over Melt snow ings on the Camnip Ritchie range with heavy-bore rifles. They point with pride to records of competition with Washington's Marine Corps Headquarters and Reserves' teams, the ROTC of Western Maryland College, University of Maryland, Georgetown University, Towson, American Legion and the National Capitol Rifle Club. And the continued regular weekly shoots and instruction has paid off in increased efficiency of the members. Training and equipment have so improved that near-perfect scores result. Indoors, the riflemen shoot from three positions prone kneeling and standing. The latter score of ten determines the match. Outdoor matches from prone position are determined by possibles, perfect scores, his season, the indoor range shooting, will feature two-man teams. Nine are already in competition. Firing from all three positions with their own .22 target rifles they may use any type sights they shoot for medals instead of money. Trophies are offered for high individual averages. Medals are available for top scores in each fringe position. There is a trophy for the winning team of two and a consolation trophy. Current officers of the Frederick Rifle and Pistol Club are: John E. Gittinger, president, Meredith J. Painter, vice-president, C. Kemp Cashour, range officer, Anthony Nagy, assistant range officer, George D. Slaughter, Charles T. Main, Charles W. Simpson, executive committeemen and J. M. Etchison, secretary. This season's inter-city competition will include matches with Hagerstown Waynesboro and Chambersburg Pa. Watch Frederick's powder-smoke.
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Tove
Camnip Ritchie
Washington
Marine Corps
ROTC
Western Maryland College
University of Maryland
Georgetown University
Towson
American Legion
National Capitol Rifle Club
The
Fréderick Rifle and Pistol Club
John E. Gittinger
Meredith J. Painter
C. Kemp Cashour
Anthony Nagy
George D. Slaughter
Charles T. Main
Charles W. Simpson
J. M. Etchison
Hagerstown
Waynesboro
Chambersburg
Frederick
Louis Louis Asks Public To Bear With Him On Future Plans
New York October 31 Joe Louis asked the public and athletic commissions to hear him think out his future plans. The 37 year old former champion halted by Rocky Marciano Friday will defer announcement until after an exhibition tour of Japan leaving November 10 for Seattle en route to Japan. Louis thanked fans for kindness and said a turn in the road has come with varied opinions about his future. He promised not to let the public down.
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New York
Joe Louis
Louis
Theresa Hotel
International Boxing Club
Illinois Athletic Commission
Rocky Marciano
Hight
Japan
Seattle
Frederick Rifle Club Marks 20 Years Of Shooting Prowess
Frederick Rifle Club celebrates twenty years since its founding as the Frederick Rifle and Pistol Club. The organization, linked to Cresap’s Rifles and closely allied with local National Guard units, operates indoors and outdoors with civilian and military teams, offers free preinduction training, and supports Boy Scouts, school students, and emergency services. The club includes women and youths among top marksmen, and its charter aligns with NRA Maryland State Rifle Association standards.
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Frederick County
Cresap’s Rifles
Cresap
Frederick Rifle and Pistol Club
National Rifle Association
Catoctin Women’s Rifle Club
Frederick Joe's
NRA
Maryland State Rifle Association, Inc
Frederick
MING
Frederick High School
Frederick Rifle Club
Penalty Shot Gives Face Showdown in Bowl News
Regional sports and conference notes open with Maryland’s possible Sugar Bowl bid amid Southern Conference debate over postseason participation. A late high school soccer result from Emmitsburg sees Thurmont edge Walkersville 1–0, crowning a season finale with Brunswick at Middletown for the 1951 title. Players and officials noted as the county leagues wrap up.
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Thurmont
Rickerd
Thurmont High School
Walkersville High
Emmitsburg
O'clarlk
Brunswick
Middletown
Walkersville
Richerd
Eyler L. Anders
Duncan Fraley
Pittinger Shuff
W. Young Boller
E. Matthews
E. Lewis
Schildt
B. Harnes
D. Spalding
J. Nusbaum
M. Unger
R. Bittner
R. Cramer
Baker
Creager
Harbaugh
Moser
Sweeney
Rice
Keeney
Blower
Shook
Timer — Shinn
Stitely
Squirrel Season Closes As Raccoon Season Opens
Regional Game Warden Benjamin F. Phebus Sr notes the squirrel season ended yesterday and the raccoon season begins today. He cites numerous complaints of illegal night rabbit shooting and says officers are reviewing each report.
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Benjamin F. Phebus
Return match set for forest park bowling alley
Camp Derrick’s top doubles duo Earle W Younger and Charles Griffii plan a return match against Robert Stone and Robert Bloom Friday evening at Forest Park bowling alleys in Baltimore. Their prior meeting saw Younger and Griffii win 1,088 to 1,005 in a five game clash.
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Derrick
Earle W. Younger
Charles Griffii
Robert Stone
Robert Bloom
Forest Park
Baltimore
Younger
Grifih
Stone
Bloom
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Mid
Mid. Luth
Grace
Ch. of Breth
Calvary Meth
Evan
Terrapins
Blue Ridge Bowling League
Snow White
Walkersville Bowling League
Allis-Chalroes
New Midway
Civitan
Smith's Groc
Nichson
A&p
Ensors
G. Vo Milk
Medien Co
Arcade Bowling League
Ques
Charles Simpson
Meredith Painter
George Slaughter
Simpson
Painter
Floyd Burchett
Lmight
Charles F. Main
Jesse E. Krants
Harold W. Hollman
Public
Frederick Riflemen
National Guard
Gasolene
Cities Service
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Glade Valley
Brovder
George M. Chapline
C. B
Chapline Bldg
W. Patrick ST
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Fairgrounds
Frederick, MD
REG
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Wm. J. Murphy
Lindsay
Ontario
Canada
Virginia
West Virginia
Bangs
H. C. Barker
Emmert R. Bowlus
Raleigh
N. C
Jim Tatum
Chapel Hil
Richmond
Clemson
Southern Conference
Wallace Wade
H. C. (Currey) Byrd
Wade
Willard
Toby
Philco
Motorola
Melvin M. Engle
N. Carroll St
Fhone
Gillette
United States Rubber Co
E. Patrick ST. Frederick, MD
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