Oklahoma No. 1 in final AP football poll 1950
The final AP poll ranks Oklahoma as the nation’s top team for 1950 with Army second and Texas third. Oklahoma tops 319 voters, Army 38 first-place mentions, while Notre Dame falls out of the top 10 for the first time in a decade. The Sooners and Army finish their seasons with upcoming games against Oklahoma A&M and Navy, respectively. Sixty adults pledge to back Frederick Maryland Little League efforts for 1951, with organizational meetings set for January 15 at Staley Park.
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Bud Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Sooners
Associated Press
Army
Texas
Longhorns
Tennessee
California
Princeton
Kentucky
Michigan State
Michigan
Clemson
Wilkinson
Leon Heath
Optimists
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Notre Damers
Oklahoma A & M
Navy
Cornell
Lehigh
Baylor
Wake Forest
Pennsylvania
Southern Methodist
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Frederick
Staley Park
James A. Grove
Carl E. Stotz
Stotz
Williamsport
United States
Frederick Backers
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
W. Va
Grove
Alton Y. Bennett
Byron Thompson
George Chapline, Jr
Jacob R Ramsburg
John Conrad
Gherman Haines
Joe Price
Glenn Strine
Dorsey F. Shipley
Alden Summers
Aiten Lipps
Ed Daugherty
Harry Decker
Washington and Lee Picked For Gator Bowl Bid
Washington and Lee, 1950 Southern Conference champions, were chosen to play in the Gator Bowl on January 1 in Jacksonville, with a likely opponent named later. The Generals finished 8-2, topping Clemson. coach George Barclay leads the team.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Washington and Lee
Wyoming
Tulsa
Nebraska
Wake Forest
Clemson
Generals
Tennessee
Washington
Lee
Virginia
Associated Press
George Barclay
North Carolina
Jones
Missouri
Maryland
South Carolina
North Carolina State
Oklahoma
Georgia
Conference Seasons Start This Week
The Maryland and Mason-Dixon Conference basketball season opens this week with Towson Teachers and Catholics clashing in Washington. Mount St Marys meets Bridgewater and Western Maryland plays Lehigh Thursday night, as Maryland kicks off its first official season under Bud Millikan against Virginia.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Mason-Dixon
Towson
Washington
Mount St Mary's
Bridgewater
Western Maryland
Lehigh
Quantico Marines
University of Maryland
Bud Millikan
Virgina
College Park
Hampden-Sydney
Loyola
North Carolina
Officials Clinic for Women's Basketball Here Saturday
Women’s basketball teachers and coaches in Western Maryland are invited to a officials clinic under the Frederick Basketball Rating Board at Hood College Gymnasium. Saturday at 10 AM the clinic will cover new rules, fouls, and officiating standards, with coaches able to bring teams. A rating exam will follow later at Hood College with rules written test and live demonstrations.
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Frederick
Hood College
Frederick Basketball Rating Board
Baltimore
Beth Clapp
Frederick Board
Hood
Helma Hann Bowers
Frederick High School
Fredrick VFW to clash with Packers in Greencastle game
The Fredrick VFW basketball team travels to Greencastle, Pennsylvania to face the Packers, last year's league champions. Key players will assemble at the YMCA at 6:45 PM tonight for warmups and pregame activities.
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Fredenck Vfw
Greencastle
Packers
All-South Conference Grid Team Selected
Richmond VA November 28 1950 all southern conference football team named by AP from Duke Maryland North Carolina State Wake Forest South Carolina Washington and Lee Clemson with Bocetti Washington and Lee chosen quarterback. backs include Cox Wadiak Cone. Ward Holdash Staton Costa Wingate Baton and more named by coaches and writers.
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Eoach
Associated Press
Duke
Maryland
North Carolina
North Carolina State
Wake Forest
South Carolina
Washington and Lee
Clemson
Gil Bocetti
Bocetti
Their & L
George Barclay
Bacetti
McKeesport
Homme
Billy Cox
Jummer
Chicago
Wadiak
Tigers
Bengals
Frank Howard
Jane
Ward
Bob Ward
Elizabeth
N. J
Michigan State
Biggie Munn
Joe Dudeck
Hazelton
Irvin Holdash
Bruiser
Youngstown
Ohio
Carl Snavely
Holdash
Notre Dame
Elmer Costa
Jim Staton
Costa
Paterson
State
Staton
Greensboro
N. C
Blaine Baton
Altoona
Elmer Wingate
Baltimore
Wallace Wade
Earon
Jim
Tatum Cites College Left Side Stars and Football Notes
Tatum praises the finest left side in college football today while noting Cox and Holdash remain from the 1848 eleven. Mention of Ray Krouse, Vito Ragazzo, and Shottorn highlights shifts and pennants. Also covered are estate matters for Rosie Heffner, a probate court ruling, and payroll savings aid campaigns in the Potergn Wats Post area. Local Santa letters and a remark on Australia’s tallest trees close the piece.
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Tatum
Cox
Potergn Wats Post
Fredenck
U.S Treasury
R. Webb Post
Dressen Replaces Shotton as Dodgers Manager in 1951
New York dispatch reports Charlie Dressen will manage the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1951, fulfilling a four year promise. Walter O Malley announced Dressen's signing after a week of talks, noting respect for Burt Shotton while indicating Dressen will take over in the near future with Shotton stepping aside.
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New York
Charlie
Chuck
Dressen
Oakland
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Dresser
Flatbush
Leo Durocher
Grigied
Burt Shotton
Walter O'Malley
Yankees
O Malley
O'Malley
Shotton
Dodger
Burt
Chest Drive Nears Goal
Community Chest drive nears its goal with pledges within $18 of the target. A large industrial plant previously donated $100 to the drive and may match this year, with authorization to reach the local office today. Earlier, donors pledged to raise contributions if the drive lagged, and volunteers from Rotary and local groups expect success.
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ALU
Robert Eo Maller
Gene Neral
Enn
Gs Chain
Industral
Sear
Oye
Yeats
Malley
LQ Sliccese
Relief at Last for Your Cough Creeomulsion Ad Copy
Creamulsion promises cough relief without narcotics by delivering creosote with analgesic and mucus loosening agents. It targets bronchial membranes and phlegm, claiming fast action for chest cold, bronchitis, and related coughs. Ad copy touts no narcotics and a money back guarantee after many users.
Nighttime charity drive lights up Frederick streets
Eleven Kiwanis Quivitan Oplandst Frontiers service clubs toured Frederick and outlying areas Tuesday evening for lighted porch fundraisers. Donations totaled 632 dollars during the day and the three hour Lite Night period. Maj Brachey CAP squadron released bright feathers over the city at 4 pm as a radio signal urged residents to turn on porch lights to support Chest drive.
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Kawanis
Quivitan
Oplindst
Long
Frontiers Service
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