Maryland Park High visits Frederick High Friday showdown
Coaches Brookes and Hummel intensify drills as Maryland Park High arrives Friday night to meet Frederick High. Anxious officials warn about rising football costs and attendance dips, while Frederick braces for a bigger, heavier visiting line up including Matthews 195 and Wells 170 at quarterback.
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Skip” Zimmerman
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Sawyer Pilot Of Year Named Phillies Manager
Eddie Sawyer of the Philadelphia Phillies was named 1950 Manager of the Year in the AP poll, edging Casey Stengel of the Yankees. Sawyer credited a improving club and limited draft impact, noting the team’s youth and potential for next season.
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Red) Rolfe
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Rams Lead NFL In Offensive Yardage And Passing Output
The Los Angeles Rams stand as the top NFL offense with 8 523 total yards, 2 435 passing yards, and seventh in rushing. Philadelphia leads ground gains at 1 497, while Cleveland sits second in total yards with 2 975 and New York Yanks close behind. Giants spare defense, Detroit allowed 3 3, and Eagles allow 35 5 percent completions. Joe Geri of Pittsburgh leads rushers with 461 yards and is a top passer with Norman Van Brocklin and George Ratterman close behind.
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Filchock Returns to NFL With Colts after Ban
Baltimore Colts sign Frank Filchock, returning from a four year ban for a bribe offer. The 33 year old backfield player, previously with Washington Giants and winner of Canada’s male athlete of 1949, may join Sunday’s game against the Pittsburgh Steelers. He can play quarterback and other backfield positions, joining Y A Tittle and Adrian Burk.
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Stadium loan approved to fund Baltimore rebuild
Baltimore voters approved a second loan of 2.2 million to complete the stadium project on 33rd Street. The wooden structure began last year, now a concrete horseshoe seating 31,000, with plans for a second deck to double capacity after the two and a half million funded.
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Farm System Is Expensive In Major League Baseball
A 1950 AP survey shows major league clubs spent at least 5 million dollars on farm systems, with most owners arguing the costs are justified to sustain baseball. Several clubs report losses or reduced profits from their farm operations, blaming radio and TV for attendance declines while TV gains remain debated.
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Farm system costs cited as high in major league review
A synopsis of baseball minor league economics notes several clubs report large farm costs and shrinking attendance. Cincinnati sees 22 percent minor league attendance drop while Art Ehfers pegs Philadelphia A's farm costs at 200000. Indians and Tigers discuss radio and TV impact, with varied opinions.
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Pacific Coast Lineman Of Week Named Richter
New York November. Les Richter California guard was chosen as the Pacific Coast Conference lineman of the week for his strong defensive play and blocking in California’s victory over Washington. The 230 pound junior from Fresno spent most of the game pressuring Washington star Don Reinrich and helped fuel the unbeaten California team.
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Linemen duel lures California UCLA clash this Saturday
California and UCLA set for a Saturday meeting with Richter and Moonaw in an individual lineman duel. Tennessee tackle Bill Pug Pearman earned praise for dominant play against North Carolina, described as one of the greatest line performances by Ed Harris. Other nominees include Ward, McFadin, Malavasi, Greiner, and more, across guard, tackle, end and center positions.
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Telephoning at an Inconvenient Time
A directive on courteous calling practice notes that you should apologize for contacting someone at an inconvenient hour rather than offering reasons for the interruption and urges brief, respectful dialogue. The guidance emphasizes minimizing disruption while acknowledging the inconvenience.
Frederick HS Jayvees Rout St James 19 0 in Slim Victory
Frederick High School junior varsity defeated St James with a 19 to 0 win on a Wednesday afternoon. Sonny Krantz scored two first half touchdowns, including a later TD after recovery of a fumble, with Rinehart converting the second. Frederick claimed four straight wins this season as St James struggled with turnovers and a T-formation offense.
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Saturday Football TV and Radio Schedule Summary
AP lists a busy weekend of football broadcasts across radio and early TV. NBC, MBS, and regional networks feature Wisconsin vs Ohio State in Columbus with Bill Stern and Al Helfer, plus Harvard vs Princeton on NBC TV and Brown vs Pennsylvania on ABC TV. CBS and Dumont deliver Notre Dame at Pittsburgh and Navy, with Mel Allen and Red Yarber handling announcer duties. nationwide pro game Sunday features Cardinals vs Giants with Red Grange and Joe Wasel.
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Maryland Fullback Ed Fullerton Out For Season
Maryland coach Jim Tatum announced Ed Fullerton will miss the season with a torn cartilage in his knee after showing a limp. His starting spot will go to Ed Bolton or Karney Scioscia as the Terps prepare for a Southern Conference game against North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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Court News Property Deeded and Licenses Filed
Court notices record deeds from Henrietta Koontz to Guy Louis Long and wife for 4000 dollars and several other transfers. Marriage licenses list multiple couples with ages and addresses. Equity Beall vs Beall seeks absolute divorce by complaint.
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