Restrictions on Football TV Illegal
Louisville, Nov 23 A DOJ position declared college football television restrictions illegal and urged action if ncaa bans persist. Kentucky Governor Wetherby sought a Lexington telecast of the Tennessee Kentucky game amid planned blackouts. NCAA had rejected the request and Kentucky joined the blackout plan. DOJ officials signaled potential antitrust suits against collegiate groups similar to the NFL case, while Newell A. Clapp noted the ban’s unlawfulness though not an official ruling. Kentucky and Tennessee decide on telecast if NCAA considers legal limits.
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Louisville
Department of Justice
Kentucky
Lawrence W. Wetherby
McGrath
Lexington
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Whas-Iv
Tennessee
Kentucky Board of Trustees
Newell A. Clapp
Anti-Trust
Gov. Wetherby
National Football League
Clapp
Philadelphia
Victor Kramer
Department
Kramer
Detrick Comets Lose Nip And Tuck Contest
Camp Detrick’s Comets dropped a close 33 to 31 home game to New Cumberland Military Reservation. Schaeffer led New Cumberland with 14 points, while Arch Cartney and Chuck Fraley each had 10 for Detrick. Next they face Fort Belvoir on November 30. Three Deer Bagged reports a hunting party scene and a late boat scare on Indian Lake. Also Clarence Henry knocked out Jumbo Bob Baker in Madison Square Garden in the boxing card.
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New Cumberland Military Reservation
New Cumberland
Schaeffer
Pics
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Fort Belvoir
New Cumberland G.F
McClain
Oliver
Joselyn
O'Neil
Fischer
Horchar
Detrick Felker
Terry
Fraley
Osusupuune
van Dinter
Pruitt
McCartney
Brabander
Siler
Baker
New York
Clarence Henry
Jumbo
Bob Baker
Pittsburgh
Madison Square Garden
Henry
Los Angeles
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Calvary Methodist Church
Claude Breighner
Mary Yingling
Mothers and Teachers Club
Howard Flook
Helen Daugherty
Motter Avenue
Edward Daugherty
Glen Keilholtz
Clyde Kefauver
Marion Eased Out By Cards
ST LOUIS NOV 2014 Marty Marion ousted as Cardinals manager in surprise move by owner Fred Saigh who gave no reason though believed to relate to perceived lack of aggressiveness. Eddie Stanky linked as possible successor though Saigh denied interest. Marion, 33, voiced desire to return as a player if fit, and said managers fire players and press and must take the blame if team fails.
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Marty Marion
St. Louis Cardinals
Fred Saigh
Saigh
Marion
Eddie Stanky
New York Giant
Cardinals
Sarah
Redbirds
Stanky
New York Giants
Giants
Eddie Dyer
Red Birds
Detroit
Cardinal
Possible Cardinal replacement for deposed Marty Marion
Hollingsworth, a pitcher who played for the Phillies Reds Dodgers Senators and Browns, visited here and said he would be definitely interested in the job. His Houston club won the 1951 Texas League title, and he directed Omaha to the Western League crown in 1950 and led Allentown to an Inter-State pennant in 1949.
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Marty Marion
Hollingsworth
Phils
Reds
Dodgers
Senators
Browns
Houston
Omaha
Allentown
Bucknell Not To Play Bowl Game
Bucknell University will likely skip New Year’s Day bowls after rejecting invitations to the Tangerine and Sun Bowls. Coach Harry Lawrence opposes bowls, citing academic pressure, though Bucknell left open a possible change after President Horace Hildreth’s return. Bucknell beat Miami 26-0 in 1939 and is not under Orange Bowl consideration, per committee chair Van C. Kussrow.
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Lewisburg
Bucknell University
Bucknell
Orlando
Fla
el Paso
Tex
Thundering Herd
Army
Horace Hildreth
Maine
Miami
van C. Kussrow
Harry Lawrence
Dr. Hildreth
Lawrence
University
Slugger Rice Heads Local Court Outfit for Season
Lloyd Slugger Rice, veteran pro basketball and baseball figure, leads the only major cage squad announced for the coming season. Backed by the John R. Webb post Veterans of Foreign Wars, the Frederick club seeks players at Camp Detrick field house Sunday at 1 30 p m. All positions are open as Rice aims to assemble an independent semi pro team despite prior Penn Maryland ties.
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Rice
John R
W. Flw
Penn-Maryland Basket Ball Association
Penn Maryland
Walkersville Bowling League Results Report
Walkersville Bowling League results show Allis-Chalmers 4 over Smiths Grnc 0 and 7-Up 2 over G V Mill 1, with Civitan 2 over Medical Co 1 and Nicholson's Grace 3 over Hamilton's 0. Ensor's Gro 3 over A P O, weekly stats list Jr Fogle tied high game 145 and E Filler 386 set, G W Mill 614 high team game, Ensor's 1 741 high team overall. San Francisco 1865 hosted Pacific whaling fleet HQ.
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Walker
Major
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Medical Co
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Grace
Hamilton
Ensor
Gro
Jr. Fogle
Mitty
E. Witler
Ensor's Grocery
Nicholson's Grocery
Walkersville Motor
Hamilton's Gundia
Smith's Grocery
Altis-Chalmers
M. A. & P. Fi Medical Co
Inter Church Bowling MEN'S DIVISION Standings and highs
Middletown Lutheran leads with 2 wins to Grace Ref 1. Mt. Pleasant Methodist 3, Church of the Brethren 6. Midlothian Lutheran 2, Doubs Lutheran 2, Evangelical Reformed 2, Buckeystown Methodist 1, Baptist 2, California Methodist 1. Weekly high games include Kepler 147 for Middletown Lutheran and O Kehne 121 for Buckeystown. High series go to Shoemaker Baptist with 354, Keefer Baptist 335, and St John’s posting 530 game and 1,526 set.
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Grace
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Mid't'n
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Kepler
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O Kehne
Buckeystown
Keefer
St. John's
Pet
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Mid'town
Forest
Luth
Doubs Lutheran
Calvary Methodist
Grace Reformed
Ev. Reformed
Buckeystown Meth
Church of the Broth
W. L. Pet. Cal
Urbana
Frederick Girl Cagers Open Season With Surprising Win
Frederick independent girls opened their basketball season at Camp Detrick with a 33 to 23 win over the Rockettes of Blue Ridge Summit. The team, missing Peg Shaw, shows potential as replacements settle in, with upcoming games against Camp Detrick Comets and service teams from Ft Meade Belvoir Andrews Field Naval Medical Center and Army Chemical Center.
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Owen
E-L
Harbaugh
Per
Navy Routs Columbia 21 to 7 in Philadelphia Stadium
Navy's 22 lettermen powered past Columbia 21 7 at Municipal Stadium in Philadelphia after a season of tough losses. The Midshipmen dominated on the ground gaining 255 yards while Columbia managed 20. Coach Endie Erdelatz praised Navy's spirit as they end frustration and look toward a lighter 1951 schedule.
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NEA
Red Blaik
Army
Princeton
Charlie Caldwell
United States Naval Academy
Columbia
Navy
Philadelphia
Lou Little
John Bateman
Litn
Academy
Tiger
Rice
Northwestern
Penn
Notre Dame
Maryland
Endie Erdelatz
Yale
Erdelatz
Ohio State
Bames
Navy postpones pressure football plan amid AD resistance
Navy athletic officials sought to give the Midshipmen a morale boost but the plan was postponed indefinitely as the athletic director blocked one pressure football school after another. The issue traces to actions slated for 1952 and involves frustration over recruitment and scheduling dynamics at the Naval Academy.
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Navy
Midshipmen
Rubber Asphalt Paving Tried On State Road Near Towson
The State Roads Commission reports completion of over a half mile of Route 111 between Towson and York, Pa, paved with rubber asphalt. This marks the state’s first test of the material which is said to resist soft heat and brittleness in cold. Tests are under way in 13 states and Canada, with Baltimore’s section since August showing good performance under heavy traffic through two summers and one winter.
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State Roads Commission
York
United States
Canada
Baltimore
Hunter Kills Two Deer With One Bullet
Elder Teufer of Norhome Minnesota reported sighting one deer and killing two with a single bullet near International Falls. Fran Torres, local businessman, corroborated the account. Teufer said he downed a doe about 150 yards away with the same shot.
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International Falls
Minn
Teufer
Norfhome
Fran Torres
Deer Taken After Two Doe Hit by Bullet In Field
A hunter described shooting a deer about 10 inches below the back which punctured the lungs and continued. A second doe, 25 feet behind, was struck in the backbone with the .35 cartridge. Each deer weighed about 180 pounds. The text then shifts to church notices and Santa letters from local residents.
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Tuefer
Torres
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