Frederick Cadets Face Final Test After Moral Victory
The Frederick Cadets sport a 5-3-1 record after a 7-6 win over Martinsburg, with 15 first downs and 270 yards gained, while Martinsburg totaled 229 yards. Edmondson’s upcoming visit to Frederick marks a key clash at McCurdy Field as Ed Montison eyes a Maryland Scholastic Assn. divisional title.
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Martinsburg Journal
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Jack Molesworth
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Martinsburs
McCurdy Field
Ed Tmontison
Maryland
Baltimore City
Redskins
Westminster
Edmondson
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Maryland to host Shue Chamberlain spectacle at Cole Field House
The College Park event features Wilt Chamberlain and Gene Shue in a Warriors home game moved from Philadelphia. Proceeds to M-Club Scholarship Fund, with tickets $2 and $3. box orders add 5 cents handling. Proceeds from prior season supported the university's athletics and scholarship programs.
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Wilt
George W. Knepley
Maryland
Knepley
M-Club
Box 295
M-Club Inc
Boston’ Celtics
Minneapolis Lakers
Shue
Chamberlain
Lutherville, Md
Questions on 1929 Rose Bowl rulings and sports notes
A reader asks about the 1929 Rose Bowl play where Roy Riegels ran the wrong way, with debate over whether the ball collapsed and the ruling that followed. The letter also covers halfback disqualification rules and a punt outcome, plus Davis Cup practice and an Olympic chess update. The chess team leaders include Tal and Botvinnik.
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Georgia Tech
California
Roy Riegels
Bears
Engineers
Berkeley
Benny Lam
Ross Tucker
Bruce Jones
R. C. Maree
Lom
Tech
George Canning
Second in Free-Throw Percentage Leads Player Highlight
The profile notes a player who ranks second in free-throw percentage at .872 and collected 409 rebounds, placing him among top NBA backcourt players. He was drafted by Philadelphia, later sold to New York and acquired by the Pistons in 1956 as the team finished runner up to the St. Louis Hawks in the Western Division last season. Shae was developed by Terapin Coach Bud Milliken and credits his Maryland education for much of his success.
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Philadelphia
New York
Pistons
St. Louis Hawks
Shae
Bud Milliken
Maryland
Minnesota Gophers Soar to No 1 in AP Poll After Iowa Win
Minnesota leaps to first in the Associated Press ranking after a 27-10 win over Iowa securing their seventh straight victory. Missouri follows at No 2 with eight straight wins, Ohio State No 3, Mississippi No 4, and Washington No 6 as top teams hold or climb in the college football rankings.
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Associated Press
Murray Warmath
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Golden Boys
Iowa
Minnesota
Missouri
Ohio State
Mississippi
Washington
Colorado
Indiana
Buckeyes
Chattanooga
Ole Miss
Tennessee
Georgia Tech
Syracuse
Rice
Duke
Arkansas
Auburn
Towa
Hawkeyes
California
Navy
Blue Devils
Mickey Cisseil
Hogs
Mississippi State
Collins Seen as Leading All American End at Maryland
Maryland junior end Collins earns praise as an all around standout for the Terrapins. Coach Nugent lauds his hands speed and tackling, noting two punt blocks and two interceptions this season, with ACC Lineman of the Week recognition and national acclaim on the horizon.
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Terp
Collins
Wake Forest
Norman Snead
Atlantic Coast Conference
International field set for ninth Washington D C International
Dozens of entrants from six nations arrive for the $100000 Washington D C International mile and a half, led by Bald Eagle Sword Dancer and Puissant Chef with Britain Ireland and Italy represented by Apostle II Prolific Farr ney Fox Santa Severa and Rio Martin among others.
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Zacomy
Ukrainian Republic
Cain Hoy
Harry F.genheim
Meade Stabies Sword Dancer
Hoople predicts college gridiron clashes and upsets
Major Amos B Hoople forecasts key matchups in bowls and conferences. Ohio U beats Bowling Green 25 21, Iowa tops Ohio State, Yale defeats Princeton 30 21, Holy Cross defeats Penn State 27 21, with a slate of scores for Alabama Georgia Tech Pittsburgh Army Auburn and many others.
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Arguments on KC stock sale continuing
Judge Dunne extended hearings to Thursday after ruling Cook County Probate Court has jurisdiction over the Kansas City baseball club stock dispute between co executors Afrs. Warren Humes and The City National Bank of Chicago. The bank seeks sale to pay 1.5 million dollars in debts and taxes. Humes prefers holding 52 percent for her 10 year old son Jeffrey. Bank has offers around 3.5 million from Kansas City and St Louis groups and asks the court to direct sale.
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Kansas City
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Ren Humes
New York
Arnold Johnson
City National Bank of Chicago
Johnson
Humes
Jeffrey
St. Louis
Middletown Falls 4 2 to Montgomery Blair in Close Soccer Match
Middletown allowed two Blair goals before Flock scored late to cut the deficit in a 4 2 defeat. Blair, undefeated Bi County League champions, built a 2 0 lead by the second period and held on as Haygood denied several Middletown attempts. Middletown ends its season at home Thursday against Walkersville.
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