Tatum Flies Down To Sign Bowl Contract
Maryland coach Jim Tatum rushed to New Orleans to sign a Sugar Bowl contract as the Terps clinched a 53 0 victory over North Carolina State. Maryland rolled to 8 0 season mark with seven players scoring and Mighty Mo Modzelewski and Jack Schrabath each scoring twice. The win pushed Maryland to ten straight wins and set a school scoring record with 299 points on the season.
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Washington County Sunday Soccer Results Report
Washington County Soccer League results show Middletown 1 and Clear 1 in a tie. Walkersville 1 and Hancock 1 also drew. Williamsport defeated Thurmont 4 to 1. A separate note mentions star visibility in the Big Dipper region with modern telescopes revealing about 150000 stars.
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Major League Pitchers Had Better Year
New York reports on 1949 to 1951 trends in pitching. The piece weighs the rise in 20 game winners, the shift toward hitting and pitching balance, and quotes Tom Sheehan and Fordham athletic director Jack Coffey on evaluating pitchers beyond win counts.
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Week's Games May Name Contestants
National college football spotlight shifts this week to Evanston and Lexington where major bowl bids may be decided. Illinois faces a tough test at Evanston with Purdue and Wisconsin looming if they falter, while Kentucky hosts Tennessee in a clash that could reshape Cotton and Orange Bowl considerations. Babe Parilli and Tennessee loom large as Kentucky seeks a possible No. 1 spot. Sugar Bowl already booked for Jan 1. others face scheduling troubles.
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Radio Schedule Overview From NBC to CBS Listings
A dense, OCR style radio programming digest lists stations NBC WEAL CBS WrMp MBS Wor ABC WMAL and a sequence of shows. It enumerates News Broadcasts News Commentary dramatic programs talk shows concerts and theater features across late morning to late night with various sponsor notes and time slots.
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Dodgers Face Baseball Monopoly Claims In 1950 Financials
Walter F. O Malley released detailed figures from a 1950 Dodgers financial statement before a Washington debate with Rep. Emmanuel Celler. He showed losses in Brooklyn and the farm system totaling hundreds of thousands, with chain store losses across several cities and a modest Montreal profit offset by Canadian taxes. He blasted the sport for high costs and static prices while noting a 50 percent tax bite on box seats and questioning who profits from baseball.
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Wrigley and Ruppert Wealth From Baseball Turf Wars
The excerpt notes Phil Wrigley’s earnings from the Cubs and Col. Jacob Ruppert’s wealth from running the Yankees. It cites the Brooklyn club payroll for 1990 including players managers and coaches plus minor league farms owned outright, totaling just under a million dollars.
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Howie Kissner Misses Perfect Game After 12 In Row
In Milwaukee on November 18 Howie Kissner of the Magaw team in the Greater All Star League bowled 12 consecutive strikes starting from frame one but failed to score a 300 game. He finished with a 708 series despite a 242 opening game and won no perfect score rewards amid the episode. A hunting party in Rocky Ridge later reported returning home with five coons on November 12.
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Browns Defeat Giants 10-0 For Key NFL Victory
At the Polo Grounds Cleveland Browns shut out New York Giants 10-0 to move to seven wins in eight games while Giants fall to five wins two losses and one tie. Lou Groza booted a 34 yard field goal and Dub Jones added a 65 yard touchdown after a quick opening barrage.
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Bears edge Packers in 24-13 slugfest
In a tense NFL clash the Chicago Bears rallied from a 13-10 deficit to overpower the Green Bay Packers 24-13. George Gulyantes and Cilyantes led a late surge with decisive short drives, while Teddy Rote produced steady yardage for the Packers.
Counterpoint Named Horse of the Year in 1951 awards
New York November 18 Counterpoint the Whitney standout three year old colt was declared 1951 Horse of the Year by Daily Racing Form and affiliated outlets. Counterpoint earned 28 of 31 votes while Citation claimed the remaining three as various category winners include Two Year Old Tom Fool and Handicap horse Hill Prince with other honors to Red O Rosex Sheilas Reward and Oedipus.
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Elmer Wolfe High School Team Goes Undefeated
Elmer Wolfe High School at Union Bridge finished its soccer season undefeated in interscholastic and independent play. The county’s standout win came over Libertytown 4-H eleven 8 to 2. Union Bridge’s defense was strong and its offense sparked by W. and S. Cheeks, Bowman.
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