Orioles Earnings Reflect Club's 1956 Growth and Spending
Baltimore reports a 1956 turnaround with a net loss of 86 815 after spending over 700 000 to build a championship team under Paul Richards. Keelty asserts progress closing the gap to pennant winners as the club climbs from sixth in 1955 and improves attendance and standings.
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Baltimore Qreggies
Paonia
Coneview
Persident Lams
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Ear
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Orioles
Keelty
Clarence W. Miles
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Washington
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Washington Redskins notes and stray football tidbits collide
A jumble of sports notes covers Washington football fans, Maryland and Hagerstown prep clashes, deer hunts, high school and college games, and upcoming events. Highlights include George Singer’s letter, Marvin Peresoy’s conservation drive, Deer slay contest prizes, and local grid wrap ups with Hagerstown and Quantico results.
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Maryland
George Singer
Marvin M. Peresoy
Hampstead
Prewyboy
Izaak Walon League
Ta. N
O. K
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Hart Wins When Referee Stops Bout at St Nicholas Arena
Hart improves to 4-0 with a technical knockout of Hector Constance at 1:49 of the 10th round at St Nicholas Arena. Constance and his handlers question referee Ray Miley’s stoppage, while Hart remains unbeaten and a rookie of the year candidate.
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York
Conee
Miller
Hart
Conthouch
Constance
Fights Last Night In Paris Charles Hummer Bout
In Paris Charles Hummer faced Ralph Tiger in Yonkers New York Mart Sugar Philadelphia and Hector Constance Trinidad Providence AOL Rocky Case Linwood Nab and Willie Vatarka fought in separate bouts in cities including Superior Wisconsin Philadelphia and Philadelphia.
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Paris
Charles Hummer
France
Ralph Tiger
Jones
Yonkers
New York
Phelphia
Hector Constance
Providence
Linwood
al Andrews
Superior
Wisitt
Willie Vatarka
Mitinswoud
Philadelptua
Sooners Back on Top as Cadet Court Season Opens
Oklahoma's Sooners reclaim top national ranking after a 67-14 win over Missouri and Tennessee holds second. Coach Homer Brooks reorganizes Cadet basketball with four teams, a mix of veterans and top juniors, as local prep squads note roster shifts and upcoming schedules.
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Sooners
Oklahoma
Michigan State
Associated Press
Notre Dame
Tennessee
Missouri
Volunteers
Vols
Mississippi
Iowa
Texas Ave We
Georgia Tech
Miami
Minnesota
Brooks
Syracuse
Michigan
Oregon State
Florida
Pittsburgh
Yigiers
Navy
Baylor Wee Gy
George Washington
Poole
Texas Christian Ag
Jack Herrick
Wyoming
Charles Keller
Bob Moss
Bucky Summers
Bobby Poole
Jack Rexrode
Tom Littleton
Gary Lacy
Bob Allison
Dick Morgan
Don Brown
Fred Eyster
Don Keller
Dave Meadows
Dave Markey
Frankie Martz
Peck Strine
Roy Baker
Ohio State
Walkersville Trips Thurmont for Fifth Straight Junior Soccer Win
Walkersville Lions secured their fifth consecutive victory by defeating Thurmont 4 to 0 in a north county junior high soccer final played at Walkersville. Liberty outclassed Emmitsburg 8 to 2 in the consolation game as Southern Division teams dominated action.
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Thurmont
Walkersville
Liberty
Emmitsburg
Lions
Bill Talley
Thurnmont
Emmitsburgh
Timle Sun Gts
Southern Dip Vision
Walkersville Pas
Thurmont DeGrange
Sbhurb
Kline
RFS Fair Mines
LFF
Surety Smith
Lucas
Eyler
Ee Lewis
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Billy Shelton
Keith Dynvan
Rippeon Long
Oscar Long
Thurmont Long
Clabaugh
Ridge
Shriner, Miller
Ikereville
Rawburge
Garst
Tesper
Frie
Edwards
Martin Mmers
Hentz
Stanerman
Brenneman
Poffinder Toms
Damer
Anders
Slagle
Derry
B Smith
Dougherty
J. Smith
Seorer
Hahn
College Sports Clinic for Officials at Hood College
Frederick County board of Women's Officials sponsors a basketball officiating clinic next Monday night in Gambrill Gym Hood College. National judges Miss Catherine Foland and Miss Jeri Malson, with Mrs Helma Hann Howers, will teach rule changes and officiating methods. A Hood College game will follow instruction and a March rating exam will assess officials via written and practical tests.
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Frederick County Board of Women's Officials
Gambrill Gymnasium
Hood College
Catherine H. Foland
Hood
Jeri: Malson
St. Joseph College
Helma Hann Howers
Frederick County Board
Mintor
Bowling League Standings and Highs From Walkersville Center
Walkersville Center Glade Valley Division standings list Southern Restaurant leading with 33 points followed by Abl Co 31 Sinclair Power X 29 Walkersville Center 29 LeGore Lime Co 28 Cloverdale 27 Lucky Strike 24 Potomac Edison 24 Farmer's Supply 23 Modern Lighting 21 C P 19 Mt. Pleasant 19 May's Esso 18 Rosemont Servicenter 18 Fran's Five 17 Remsburg's Grocery 15 Lowell Tire & Battery 14. R Eyer 156 high single R Shelton 403 high set Sinclair Power X 610 high set. Walkersville Center 1732. Frederick Carroll standings show Linden Diner 22 Lucky Five 21 Hamilton Chevrolet 20 Millers Land M1 Getz and ner Esso 20 Union Bridge VFW 19 Shiplexs Sport Store 12 Meadows Van Storage 10. High individual game F Mort 130 high set M Miller 353 high team game Linden Diner 536 high set Hamilton Chevrolet 568.
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Glade Valley Division
Southern Restaurant
I. Abl Co
Sinclair Power X
Walkersville Bowling Center
LeGore Lime Co
Cloverdale
Lucky Strike
Potomac Edison Co
Farmer's Supply Co
Modern Lighting
Mt. Pleasant
May's Essoy
Rosemont Servicenter
Fran's Five
Remsburg’s Grocery
Lowell Tire & Battery
Gloria’s Beauty Shop
Tligh
R. Eyer
R. Shelton
Frederick-Carroll Walkersville Center
Linden Diner
Lucky Five
Hamilton Chevrolet
Miller's Land
Getzandanner Esso
Union Bridge
VFW
Shiplex’s Sport Store
Meadows van & Storage
F. Mort
M. Miller
Maryland Faces NC State in Windup As Injuries Plague Team
Out of game at Baltimore on Thursday, Marsland quarterback Bob Ruseviyan is sidelined with torn ligaments after a foot injury against South Carolina. Dickie Lewis is set to start in his place while end Al Beardsley misses the season finale at Raleigh with a knee injury. Maryland, once No. 3 last season, seeks a winless nine game year against NC State amid mounting milk container usage trends.
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Bob Dletcher
Odee Orndorff
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Allegany and
Fort Hill
Jerry Hovermale
Martinsburg High
Bobbs Poole
Poole
Anace
Frederick
Jarboe Grove
Frankie Grove
Frankie
Hore
Han Arnold Field
Quantico Marines
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Tad Weed
Ohio State
Quantican
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Basketbal
Frederick Higl
Homer Brooks
Charlie Keller
Bob Moss
Bobby Poole
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Jayvee
Elm Street
Jack Rexrode
Tom Littleton
Gary Lacy
B B
Allison
Dick Morgan
Chuck Boyles
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Duke
South Carolina
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Bob Ruseviyan
Marsland
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Washington, D. C
Duke Wyre
Ruseviyan
Dickie Lewis
W. Va
Tommy Mont
al Beardsley
Raleigh
Maryland
Terps
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Sinclair Power-X
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