Exorbitant New Orleans hotel rates hit Sugar Bowl fans
Tennessee coach Bob Neyland called New Orleans hotel prices during the Sugar Bowl period exorbitant. Hotel president Segur Weiss and others cited scarce rooms and three day minimums with rates rising from 12 to 15 dollars a day, increases to 20 dollars for bowl weekend. Local hotels faced crowding as fans sought accommodations for the January 1 game.
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New Orleans
Tennessee
Bob Neyland
Neyland
Segur Weiss
New Jeans Hotel Association
General Neyland
Tennessee Volunteers
Knoxville Newsentinel
Bob Wilson
Eyland
Weiss
Roosevelt Hotel
New
Tickets for Army and Navy game go begging in Philadelphia
Tickets for the Army Navy football game in Philadelphia are available well below par as a surplus scene unfolds. Brokers offer free rides and mail order options with midfield seats fetching higher prices, yet the public cites the cribbing scandal at Army and rising living costs as reasons for apathy. Libertytown tops Urbana in 4 H soccer, while the Defense Department announces December draft quotas totaling 16,900 with Army and Marine allocations.
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Municipal
West Point
Army
Ram
Earl
Red) Blaik
Bear Mountain
Navy
Johnny Norlander to lead free basketball clinic at Frederick High
The "Iron Man" of the Washington Capitols and former Hamline star, Johnny Norlander, will conduct a free clinic at Frederick High School Gym on Wednesday at 2 PM. County coaches and players are urged to attend. The program includes fundamentals demonstrations and two special sound film reels from the 1950-51 season featuring major NCAA and NIT finals, pro championship play, and Harlem Globetrotters.
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Washington Capitols
Hamline University
Frederick High School
Frederick County
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Norlander
Kentucky
Illinois
Brigham Young
Toledo
Rochester Royals
N. Y. Knickerbockers
Harlem Globe Trotters
Second Period Of Loop Ends This Week
Camp Derrick's three tenpin bowling leagues near end of their second five week period with about 15 teams battling for berths in next week's reorganization. League A lead by Indians 9-3, Braves 7-5. League B led by Braves 9-3, Pirates 8-4. League C top Red Wings 10-2, Mudhens 8-4, Stars 7-5. This week's schedule lists matchups from Monday to Thursday across all leagues.
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Pirates
Red Wings
Mudhens
Stars
Buds
White Sox
Yankees
Athletics
Bugg
Giants
Phillies
Browns
Senators
Cardinals
Cubs
Dodgers
Firates
Beavers
Madhens
Saints
State School Wins Pre Schedule Test
An amphibious mining plant mounted on barges is being built to mine a new sulphur deposit in swampy Bay Ste Blaine on see Gulf of Mexico.
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Ste Blaine
Mexico
Ward Selected On All-America
NEA Sports Editor reports the 1951 NEA All-America team selections across two units. Key picks include Kazmaier and Lauricella unanimous at halfback, Parilli, Boerio, Matson, and Ward among offensive stars, with Tarasovic and O Donahue anchoring defense. Regional representation spans Tennessee, Michigan State, and California among others.
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NEA
New York
NEA Service
Baylor
Larry Isbell
Tennessee
Michigan State
Southeast
Midwest
California
Southwest
Rocky Mountain Area
Pacific Northwest
Mighty Ma) Modzelewski
Maryland
Kaz
Lauricella
Parilli
Chuck Boerio
Trincis
Ollie Matson
San Francisco
Bob Ward
Stanford
Bill McColl
Michigan Staters
Don Coleman
Bob Carey
Jim Weatherall
Ward
Virginia
Joe Palumbo
Louisiana State
George
the Thing
Pug Pearman
Texas Christian
Doug Conaway
Pearman
Jesse Hill
Southern California
College football guard lineup and notable players
Nominating Conaway speaks from experience. Daffer and Beck are defending guards with Daffer’s agility compensating for weight. Cannatella backs the line, Agganis is a standout defender with passing skill, and Dillon adds safety. A snapshot of college football talent across teams.
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Tennessee
Ted Daffer
Georgia Tech
Ray Beck
Beck
America
Daffer
Southern California
Pat Cannatela
Boerle
New London
Cona
Boston University
Harry Agganis
Fleet Matson
Agganis
Texas
Bobby Dillon
Tennessee Tops AP Poll as Vols Crush Kentucky 28 0
Tennessee clinched the top spot in the AP football poll by routing Kentucky 28 0. Michigan State defeated Colorado 45 7 to stay No 2, while Maryland surged to third after a 9 game season ending 4 7 rout of West Virginia. Stanford fell to eighth after losing to California. Oklahoma rose to 10th as Nebraska fell.
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Princeton
Georgia Tech
Wisconsin
Oklahome
Iino
Bob Neyland
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Vanderbilt
Northwestern
Engineers
Georgia
Rice
Oklahoma A & M
Dartmouth
Davidson
Tormendous
Top college rankings showing votes and records in 1960s era list
The top ten college football poll lists teams with first place votes and win loss records. Tennessee leads at 9-0 with 92 points, followed by Michigan State, Maryland, Illinois, Princeton, Georgia Tech, Wisconsin, Stanford, Baylor, Oklahoma, and others including Texas Christian, California, Virginia, UCLA, Texas, Kentucky, and Washington State with various records and voting tallies.
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Chiz Myers Wins Thanksgiving Bowling Prize in Frederick
The fourth annual Thanksgiving tournament at Health Center Alleys awarded $100 to Chiz Myers Sr of Frederick for a 681 total pinfall. Johnny Romick of Winchester claimed $38 second prize, with Charley May Frederick, Bill Ensor Walkersville, and Johnny Kline Frederick winning smaller amounts. Troy Rhea Winchester earned $6.25 for high game. Roger Cramer Brad dock Heights won a 10 lb turkey for high game in the fortnight before Thanksgiving. Maryland Sugar Bowl receipts plans noted for athletic plant improvements at College Park.
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Myers
Frederick
Health Center
C. P. Cramer
Johnny Romick
Winchester
Charley May
Bill Ensor
Walkersville
Johnny Kline
Troy Rhea
Roger Cramer
Braddock Heights
Baltimore
Maryland
College Park
Jim Tatum
University of Maryland
Terrapins
Tennessee
Ward Father of a Girl at Maryland Football Star
Bob Ward, All-America Maryland guard, became a father to a girl born at Prince George County Hospital. The baby weighed pounds, five ounces, and joins an 11 month old brother. Ward, 28, is a senior at Maryland and plans to join the Air Force after graduation.
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College Park
Bob Ward
Maryland
Prince George County Hospital
Air Force
Strength For Today By Earl L. Douglass
Paul wrote to the Thessalonians about eternal life for believers. Cicero also penned a letter from Thessalonica to his own family amid a great sorrow.
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Earl L. Douglass
Paul
Thessalonians
Cicero
Thessalonica
Familly
Life after death debated amid faith and reason
The News notes a religious reflection on life after death, citing Cicero and Paul while acknowledging human limits. The piece argues divine revelation and reason support eternal life, contrasting agnosticism with faith. It also reports Maryland tuberculosis deaths, 990 annually, with 961 in 1949 and 827 in 1940.
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Cicero
Paul
Cleare
Babson Newspaper Synd.p
Maryland
Public Auction of Frederick County Real Estate by Mortgagee
Mortgagee Mary E Famous sells at public auction the Urbana area property in Frederick County Maryland on December 18 1984 at 1 00 A M. Lot parcels include 119 acres and 1246 acres with improvements a seven room frame house and several outbuildings. Purchaser to provide 2000 deposit and cover conveyancing costs. Mortgagee Mary E Famous to Prudential Insurance Co of America. Attorney Glen Prout.
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Harvey E. Smith
Eighth Street
Frederick City
Jesse N. Smith
John W. Null
Delbert
Raymond L. Kelly
Frederick County
Charles W. Laws
Court House
Maryland
Urbana Floction
Maryhind
Barcel
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Prederick
Charles W. Lowe
Mary E. Famous
Frederick Counts
Allbeek
Mary F. Famous
Prudential Insulaice Company of America
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