Major Saturday College Football Skyrockets Across Nation
Saturday features four headline showdowns at Palo Alto Columbus Austin and Oxford as Stanford meets Oregon State Illinois faces Ohio State Texas Christian challenges Texas Longhorns and Mississippi clashes with Tennessee Old Miss eyes another upset in the South Georgia Tech meets Alabama Princeton plays Yale Notre Dame eyes North Carolina State Maryland hosts North Carolina State and many more top games including Michigan State Indiana Michigan Northwestern Iowa Wisconsin and others across conferences with title implications and bowl chatter throughout the day.
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Columbus
Ohio
Austin
Texas
Oxford
Miss
Stanford
Indians
Oregon State
Beavers
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William and Mary
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Virginia
Clemson
Furman
Georgia
No Presidential Cup Game In Washington
Washington notes cancelation of the Presidential Cup football game for this year due to large guarantees. Maryland was initially hoped as an opponent but bowl prospects and big-money demands push the event to possibly return in 1952. The year’s planned game at Griffith Stadium December 8 is scrapped. Texas A&M beat Georgia last year at University of Maryland stadium.
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Washington
Lester H. Steinem
American Legion
Legion
Steinem
Maryland
Detrick Comets Top All-Stars In Practice Game
Camp Detrick Comets defeated the Frederick All-Stars 51 to 28 in a Thursday night practice on the military court. Pfc. Frank G. Siler led with 14 points, followed by Cpl. Norbert Van Dinter with 8, while Charles Rinehart scored 15 for the All-Stars. The Comets, aiming to open their season November 20 against Army Chemical Center at Camp Detrick, showed strong depth with all 12 players contributing.
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Comets
Frederick
Routzahn
Rehman
Sparks
Lyerly
J Rinehart
Murray
Severareneneee
Felker
Fraley
van Dinter
Pruitt
McCartney
Siler
Browh
Brabander
Fred
Liamsville Baseball Club Holds Banquet at New Market
Liamsville Baseball Club held its annual banquet at Mealey's Hotel New Market last Friday for player awards and officer elections. William B. Burall and Judge Charles E. Moylan spoke. Howard Wagner was elected manager for 1952. Charles Holland resigned to take a traveling post. Johnny Trout and others were re elected to key offices. Maryland State League play saw Liamsville tie Brunswick 14 games with one loss. Brunswick won the playoff.
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Mealey’s
New Market
Liamsville
William B. Burall
Maryland State League
Charles E. Moylan
Supreme Bench
Baltimore City
Howard
Tony” Wagner
Sjamsville
Mer
Charles Holland
James Specht
Runerup
Jake” Lyerly
Tony Wagner
Johnny Trout
Charles E. Moylan Jr
Harvey Hargett
Edgar R. Smith
C. Newton Kidd
Charles E. Moylan Sr
Howard B. Smith
Maryland
Tramsville
Brunswick
Gonfalon
Arcade Bowling League Weekly Statistics Highlight Trio
Sibley of Farmer's Co op and Ford of Ceresville Motors shared high individual game at 144 while May's Grocery posted 399 for high individual series. Falk's Grocery led the team game at 582 and May's Grocery topped the team set with 1683.
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Sibley
Farmer’s Co-op
Ford
Ceresville Motors
May's Grocery
Falk's Grocery
May’s Grocery
W. Il Pet
Brown's Lig and Gro
Jack's Feed Store
Stop Texaco
Ebert's
iFalk’s Grocery
Farmers’ Co-op
Ensor's
Groce
Case Walker Motor UN
Nicholson's
Hamilton's
G. Vv. Mill
Civitan
New Midway
Smith's Groc
A&p. Medical Co
Allis-Chalmers
E. Filler
Ensor
Walkersville Metors
Two Named As Top Rookies
Yankees star Gil McDougald and Giants great Willie Mays were named American and National League rookies of the year by a 24 man Baseball Writers Association of America committee. McDougald edged Minnie Minoso 13 to 11 as Minoso led in average, triples, and steals, while Mays, at 20, drew 18 votes amid a late season slump. The New York trio of McDougald Berra Campanella dominated the honors for the year.
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New York
Gil McDougald
New York Yankees
Willie Mays
New York Giants
Baseball Writers Association of America
McDougald
Orestes
Minnie) Minoso
Chicago White Sox
Minoso
Mays
Giants
Birmingham
Ala
Chet Nichols
Boston
Clem Labine
Brooklyn
Yankee Yogi Berra
Roy Camp
Minneapolis
Leo Durocher
Bobby Thompson
Bowling League Latest Results and Standings
The F. I. S. Bowling League posted results from Wednesday matches with Assemblers beating Patternmakers and Molders defeating Machinists while Office topped Cleaners. Standings show Office leading with .630, followed by Assemblers .370, Machinists .370, Cleaners .370, Molders .370, Patternmakers .333. High games noted: Cramer (Machinists) 188. high set Smith (Office) 382. Office led in team metrics with 579 for a game and 1677 for a set.
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L. Pet
Cramer
Machinists
Smith
Walkersville Bowling League results and standings
All Arounds strengthened their lead in Camp Detrick Women’s Bowling by winning two of three from Dots and Dashes. Jane Burgess led individuals with 10.16 average and a 346 three game set, Catherine Murphy and Ann Gerhard set new second-high scores of 343, Armistice Day halted rolling this week. Next week’s schedule lists Property versus Dots & Dashes and other divisional matchups.
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Camp Detrick
Jane Burgess
Catherine Murphy
Ann Gerhard
Frederick High suspends four players for hunting and reschedules game
Frederick High School varsity suspends four regulars for ditching practice to rabbit hunt. Co captain Earl Houck and three others are out for this week and the Maryland Park trip, with Burgee injured likely missing the Suitland game as Frederick searches for 23 players. Coach Brooks plans reinstatement next week if practices are attended.
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Frederick
Earl Houck
Ralph Brown
Howard Stup
John Kelly
Maryland Park
Brooks
Maryland Park Oval
Home State Boys Could Star Saturday
Western Maryland and Johns Hopkins prep for a big Saturday clash as Eddie Semler of Hagerstown and Ray Stevenson of Cumberland spearhead a high powered Western Maryland offense. Semler has 10 touchdowns and strong speed, while Stevenson steps in for injured Harlow Henderson. Bruce Rudisill faces Semler as a key Western Maryland defender. Blue Devils lead Duckpins league after sweeping Photo Lab. Service and Supply rises to second behind strong 375, 359 sets and Cannon’s 156 high.
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Baltimore
Western Maryland
Jdohos Hopkins
Eddie Semler
Hagerstown
Mitte
Cllege
Maryland
Semler
Hagerstown High
St. John's
Stevenson
Blue Devils
Photo Lab
Derrick Duckpins
Clem
Zannon
Cannon
Ramblers
Intermediate League Ends Season With Thanksgiving Break
The News Frederick reports the Intermediate League finished with a final match where Frederick squad took third place by overtaking Division. No bowling next week due to Thanksgiving as Water and Sewage division teams secured two of three wins.
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Tempe
Ariz
Arizona State College
Phoenix
Sun Devils
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Rainer
Cincinnati
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New Mexico A. & M
Wayne
San Diego State
University of Arkansas
Hardin-Simmons University
Western
Wyoming
Gene Krantz
Frederick High School
Detrick Comets
All-Stars
Liamsville Baseball Club
Arcade Bowling League
United States
Engyiclopedia Britannica
F. I. & S. Bowling Lg
Walkersville Bowling League
Walker Motor
Alls-Chalmers
G. V. Mill
Nicholson
Hamilton
Medical Co
Smith's
Eams
Apie T L. Pet
Damascus
Wolverine
Pantenna Johnson
Dupont Zelan Woo Li
Avion Hollywood
Bulova
Remus
Gruen
America
J. Onan Bulova
Frankfurt
Germany
Nea-Acme
Hans Jaeger
Jim Tatum
Suitland High School
Frederick High
Suitland
Homer Brooks
Gene Hummel
McCurdy Field
Frederick Varsity
Bobby Weddle
Navy
Russell
Williamson
North Market St
Jefferson Blvd
Braddock Heights
Franklin Birect
M. D. Harp Agency
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Call Brosius Homes Corp
West Church ST
Frederick, Maryland
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