Officials Named After Westminster Frederick Disputed Game
Officials in last Friday's Westminster Frederick football dispute were identified as Francis Keffer from Shrewsbury. James Witmer and Raymond Wagaman of the Pennsylvania Athletic Association. Wagaman serves as chairman. Westminster officials say the game was not poorly handled and field intrusions affected the final play. Frederick's principal Harry Smith released a memorandum defending his school's actions and criticizing the officials for violations and safety concerns.
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Westminster
Frederick
Carroll
Francis Keffer
NecSherrystown
James Witmer
Raymond Wagaman
Pennsylvania Athletic Association
Wagaman
Gerald E. Richter
Pennnsylvania
Frederick News-Post
Frederick High School
Harry ©. Smith
Smith
Keffer
Pennsylvania Athletic Officials Association
Carroll County High School
Penn Maryland Loop To Begin Play Sunday
Frederick VFW cagers tee off the Penn-Maryland Basketball Association schedule Sunday at 3 p m in the Frederick Armory hosting Hagerstown Market eers in the opening game. Coach Lloyd Rice and Humpty Gilbert lead drills at Frederick High School as contracts are signed for league openings. The seven club loop includes Green Castle Hanover Chambersburg Waynesboro Carlisle Barracks and Gettysburg did not join.
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Frederick “Vo
Penn-Maryland Basketball Association
Frederick Armory
Hagerstown
Frederick Court
Lloyd “Slugger” Rice
Mery“Humpty
Gilbert
VFW
Frederick High School
Mgr. Gilbert
Joop
Frederick
Pennsylvania
Greencastle
Hanover
Chambersburg
Waynesboro
Carlisle Barracks
Gettysburg
Penn-Maryland Association
VETS
Frederick Independents
North End Girls
Ritchiettes
Jockeys Vie For National Riding Honors At Bowie
Bowi e November 21. Will ie Shoemaker and Joe Culmone clash for top national riding honors at Bowie next Monday. Culmone leads in wins in the east with 2333 victories, while Shoemaker sits at 331 wins after today’s Hollywood Park card. Shoemaker may travel from California to Bowie to attempt a flying comeback against Culmone, with transcontinental arrangements discussed.
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Bowie
Willie Shoemaker
Joe Culmone
Bowie Race Track
Culmone
Shoenmaker
Hollywood Park
Calif
Willie
Hollyroot
L. Ed O'Hara
Shoemaker
Culimone
William Boniface
The
Baltimore Surpapers
California
Brunswick Wins JHS Soccer Title 2-1 Over Liberty
Brunswick captured the County Junior High Schools soccer championship 2-1 in a final played at Frederick High School field. Liberty opened with a field goal in the first period, Brunswick answered in the second, then clinched the win in the third. Defensive standouts for Brunswick were Manuel and Cunningham, while Rippeon starred for Liberty.
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Brunswick
Liberty Junior High
Frederick High School
Liberty
Manuel
Cunningham
Rippeon
Elm Street
Walkersville
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Middletown
Pas
Liberty Price
Biddinger
Hammond
Kline
Stull Ecker
Dixon Garver
OL Cooper
Beaver Taylor
Grossnickle
Danner
Barrier
Gummers
LFP
Cooper
Tregoning Manuel
Price and Stull
Boudreau Soon To Make Decision About Future
Lou Boudreau, 38, undecided about his future, plans to decide within five days. He is drawing offers from the Pirates Yankees White Sox and Senators after being replaced by Al Lopes in Cleveland. Washington’s claim for him became official, with speculation he would be captain and top shortstop, earning one of the club’s highest salaries.
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Washington
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Yankees
Chieveo White Sox
Washington Senators
al Lopes
Indianapolis Pilot
Nats
Lou
Cleveland Elite
Boudreau
Senators
Vais
Tris Speaker
White Sox
Boudreauu
Yankees
Louias
Billy Megee
Pittsburgh
Branch Rickey
The
Bees
Harvey
Deaf Players Signaled Victory On Deaf School Grid
At the New York School for the Deaf near White Plains coach Paul Kennedy teaches sign and lip reading aided football. The team has a 5-0 record and 42 point scoring average. Players like Soliman Boushnaq and Terry Helpine star, with two Puerto Rico natives on the squad. Kennedy notes deaf players hurt less and use unique signals for center snaps and plays.
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Zander Hollander
NEA
Greenburgh
N. Y
Paul Kennedy
New York School For the Deaf
Kennedy
East Stroudsburg
White Plains
St. Joseph's School
Soliman Boushnaq
Palestine
Cur
Rent
Puerto Rico
Charlie Balanis
Terry Helpine
Jim Lee
Ed Matthews
Matthews
Helpine
Westchester County
Draftees and Vets Guid e by Major Thomas M May
Washington reports on mobilization plans for Navy Marine Corps and Air Force reserves and National Guard. It details recall timing advance notice quotas for officers and enlisted, criteria for recall, phased retirements and involuntary recalls through 1952, and procedures for volunteers and separations. Readers may write Major Nial with service concerns.
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Thomas M. May
Washington
Army
Secretary of Defense
Marshall
National Guard
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force Navy
Marine
Air Force 1
Air Force
USAF
Grange News Opens Thanksgiving Program And Meeting
Carroll Manor Grange met with 25 members and seven visitors. Master Earl Remsberg presided as readings and songs framed the theme Thankful for What. A November 30 event announced plus December 4 meeting. In Rockville, health department reported 198 urine specimens tested during Diabetes Detection Week with seven positives, 19 trace sugar, and 25 doubtful.
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Arroll Manor Grange
Carroll Manor Grange
Earl Remsberg
Martin Gobbel
Manor Lutheran Charge
Howard Fry
Rachal Remsberg
Jeanne Thomas
Harry Kanade
Donna Jean Compher
Donald Schwartz
Rockville
Montgomery County Health Department
Montgomery County Lay Health Council
Atomic research program at Los Alamos becomes state project
The Los Alamos New Mexico atomic research effort is now designated as a full state program. Indochina’s Lantaian people employ crude rockets aimed at warding off evil spirits in northern regions.
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Federal Atomic Research For
Los Alamos
New Mexico
Northern
Indochina
Interscholastic Soccer League Race Is Now Tied
Middletown defeated Emmitsburg 8-0 to tie the County Interscholastic Soccer League lead. A playoff for the seasonal County championship will be held next Wednesday in Frederick between Frederick and Middletown after both teams sit at 4-1. Scoring came in every period with Middletown pulling ahead 8-0.
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Middletown
Emmitsburg
Frederick
Middletown Pos
Pry
Delaughter
Wagner
Remsberg
Butts
Blickenstaff
Rohrer
Eckard
Longshot Pays $333.60 at Bowie Race Event
Lais Cheer a Massachusetts bred longshot from H. A. Kimball’s stable won the Bowie race at an international crowd paying $333.60 for the win and $343.60 total across the pool. Apprentice Jockey Donald Hartley pushed Lois Cheer to a tight final drive to defeat Doll Foot, with payout highlights noting no Maryland track has matched this return this season. West Texas State and the University of Cincinnati also accepted bids for the Sun Bowl in El Paso, setting January plans.
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Longshot
Bowie
H. A. Kimball
Royal Cheer
Lincoln Downs
Donald Hartley
Lois Cheer
Doll Foot
Maryland
el Paso
Tex
West Texas State
University of Cincinnati
Trinity of
Maryland undecided on Presidential Cup game prospects
Washington November 21 The University of Maryland Athletic Council postponed a decision on whether to send its football team to the Presidential Cup game December 9. After a 3 1/2 hour meeting the panel adjourned without scheduling another session. Texas A and M remained of interest, while Lee and Wyoming were discussed as possibilities. Dave Herman, the game’s managing director, indicated several strong teams remain under consideration and an announcement could come soon. Maryland’s Byrd Stadium capacity tops 50,000 with temporary bleachers, and the council noted they had not invited sponsors or issued invitations. the decision lies with ongoing discussions among committees and universities.
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Washington
University of Maryland Athletic
Lee
Texas A. and
Maryland
Dave Herman
Herman
University of Wyoming
Wyoming
Athletic Council
Texas
Byrd Stadium
Navy
Michigan State Declined Cotton Bowl Bid
The Big Ten rejected Michigan State College’s bid to play in the Cotton Bowl on New Year’s Day. Officials cited a regulation banning postseason play outside the Rose Bowl, which MSU cannot enter until joining the conference race in 1953.
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Chicago
Big Ten
Michigan State College
Dallas
Tex
K. L
Fug) Wilson
Michigan State
Spartans
Maryland
Notre Dame
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