ACC Talent More Evenly Distributed
Atlantic Coast Conference all conference football team announced by AP selectors shows six of eight member schools on the first team with Maryland claiming three spots. Duke South Carolina and Wake Forest share two berths. UNC and Virginia have one each. Capper Ed Stowers of Wake Forest named captain. Bob Bartholomew and Bob Pascal unanimous first-team picks.
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Charlotte
N. C
Associated Press Board of
Maryland
Duke
South Carolina
Wake Forest
North Carolina
Virginia
Frank Mincevich
Leon Cunningham
Bob Bartholomew
Husky
Bob Pascal
Fleet
Mincevich
Bill Walker
Pascal
Jerry Barger
John Porter
Virginia Guard
Ed Stowers
Deacons
Red Stowers
W. Forest
Roland Perdue
John Polter
Gerald Huth
Johnny Palmer
Don King
Joel Wells
Clemson
Mike Caskey
Bill Wohrman
Worth Lutz
Colts Will Be Right Back Next Season
Baltimore financier Carroll Rosenbloom affirmed faith in rebuilding the Colts after a poor season. He announced plans to keep Weeb Ewbank as coach, promised to boost the roster, and said no owner profits until a champion arrives, while acknowledging fans’ boos as justified until a winner is produced.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
Carroll Rosenbloom
Jesse
Rosenbloom
Colts
San Francisco
Ewbank
Maryland Names 1955 Co-Captains Pellegrini Vereb
Derrick Bowling League notes name Bob Pellegrini and Ed Vereb as co captains of Maryland’s 1955 football squad at the 1954 season dinner. Pellegrini, 215 pounds, set an Orange Bowl tackling record and Vereb, 6 feet, 185 pounds, gained 135 rushing yards and scored two touchdowns in 1954.
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College Park
Bob Pellegrini
Ed Vereb
Maryland
Pellegrini
Yatesboro
Jim Tatum
Miami
Florida
Vereb
Pittsburgh
Phantoms
Pilots
Phillies
Orioles
White Sox
Pirates
Giants
Braves
Dick Bielski
Terp
Baltimore
John Terps
Irvine
Evans City
GWO
Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
In New York Joey Lopes won a 135 pound bout over Lu tu Perez of Sacramento. Brooklyn’s Gil Turner stopped Ray Drake at 138 pounds. Billy Peacock from Sydney outpointed Pierre Cossemyns of Belgium. Curley Mon-Toc from Worcester outpointed Charley Slaughter in a Newark confrontation.
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Associated Press
New York
Joey Lopes
Sacramento
Calif
Lutu Perez
Brooklyn
Gil Turner
Philadelphia
Ray Drake
Far Rockaway
N. Y
Sydney
Australia
Billy Peacock
Pierre Cossemyns
Belgium
Providence
R. J. — Curley Mon- Toc
Worcester
Charley Slaughter
Newark
N. J
Gi Turner
Mer Ray Drake
Far Rockaway L. 1
Eastern Parkway Arena Fomght
Turner
Drake
Ray Miller
Perez
Lulu Perez
St. Nicholas Arena
Antlers Tournament Results From Elkins and Nearby Senators
The Associated Press reports Elkins West Virginia events with W V Wesleyan defeating Davis and Elkins 112 to 67 and Alderson Broaddus 106. Salem West Virginia defeated in another game. Hofstra beat Roanoke 95 89 Bethel 34 Freed Hardeman 48 Hampden Sydney 105 Union Theological Seminary Richmond 46. Also notes that over a million earthquakes occur annually worldwide with only a fraction recorded.
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Hofstra
Roanoke
Bethel
Freed-Hardeman
Hampden-Sydney
Union Theo Seminary
Richmond
Orioles Brew Another Trade
Trade rumors swirl at the 53rd minor league convention as major leaguers plot moves. The Baltimore Yankees mega-deal is expected to include Lou Kretlow Mike Blyzka Jim Fridley Daryl Johnson Dick Kryhoski and an unnamed farm hand for Bill Miller Kal Segrist Don Leppert.
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Houston
American Association
Denver
Nurhere Warry Reid
Tim Mr. Donald
Gene Woodling
Willie Miranda
Gus Triandos
Hal Smith
Roy Hamey
Phillies
Brooklyn
Jackie Robinson
Carl Furillo
Junior Gilliam
Dodgers
Southpaw
Curt Simmons
Phils
Smokey Burgess
Stan Lopata
Hamey
Chuck Dressen
Washington
Frank Lane
White Sox
Eddie Yost
Cardinals
Ray Jablonski
Sally Hemus
Simmons
Navy Beagle Named Outstanding Player of the Year
Navy end Beagle, a 6 foot 186 pound pass catcher from Covington Kentucky, voted the nations outstanding player by the Maxwell Memorial Football Club. He will receive the award January 11 1955. Beagle also stars on Navy lacrosse and had key plays in Navy’s 27-20 win over Army.
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Philadelphia
Ron Beatle
Navy
Maxwell Memorial Football Club
Beagle
Covington
Wyoming Semiinary
Wyoming
Dartmouth
Stanford
Army
Len Benzi
Pete Vann
Ohio State Named No 1 in Final AP Poll 1954
Ohio State, coached by Woody Hayes, secured the 1954 national collegiate football championship and the Connell memorial trophy after edging UCLA by a slim margin in the final AP ranking. Oklahoma finished third. Maryland, Notre Dame and Navy also ranked in the top ten as changes swept the season's end.
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New York
Ohio State Today
Associated Press
Sports Writers and Broadcasters
Ohio
Buckeyes
UCLA
Bruins
Ohio State
Oklahoma
Maryland
Notre Dame
Buckeyesled
Woody Hayes
California
Pittsburgh
Southern California
Navy
Mississippi
Army
Wisconsin
Arkansas
Mississippi State
Baylor
Michigan
Tennessee
Michigan State
Price Electric League standings and stats summary
The report lists leading teams and players in the Price Electric League with records, points, and weekly statistics. Ohio State UCLA and Oklahoma top the accounting with high scores, while Luther Barker and Vida Lanne post notable individual marks among a wide field including Navy Mississippi Army Maryland and Wisconsin.
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Ohio State
Assembly
UCLA
Oklahoma
Notre Dame
Luther
Navy
Mississippi
Barrier
Army
Carmi Reeder
Maryland
Bame
Luther Barker
Wisconsin
Arkansas
Miami
Fla
West Virginia
Auburn
Chime
Duke
Michigan
Grams
Virginia Tech
Cyces
Southern California
Baylor
Watts
Rice
Penn State
Vida Lanne
Betty Norwood
Walkersville Bowling League Standings and High Scores
Standings show Walkersville Bowling Center and Potomac Edison entries with team totals and individual high games. High marks include D Holter 151 397 and M Haines 139 single game with S Mercer 378 high triple, plus Bahe's Package Store 578 and 1,644 in team totals.
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Ais
Farmer's Supply Co
Southern
Walkersville Bowling Center
Smith's Masonry
Ox Co
Potomac Edison
Maryland Flicker Bird Profile from Wildlife Guide
Maryland wildlife bulletin outlines the yellow-shafted flicker, a woodpecker common across Maryland except in winter. It nests in holes and boxes, lays 5 to 10 white eggs, and is protected by law. It preys on insects, aiding agriculture, and forest loss threatens its nesting sites. encouraging nest boxes can boost numbers.
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Canada
Rocky Mountains
Gulf Coast
Texas
Maryland
Final Racing Of Season To Begin At Charles Town
Charles Town Jockey Club opens the final 13 days of racing in the Eastern circuit at Charles Town West Virginia on Saturday. Improvements since the summer meet include a new aluminum railing replacement of wooden tack rooms and regraded stable area with drainage. The opening card features the Charles Town Inaugural a seven furlong purse of 2000 dollars for three year olds. Blue Ridge Bus Lines provides express service from Frederick daily at 1130 a m with return ten minutes after the day’s last race.
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Charles Town Jockey Club
Charles Town
W. Va
A. J. Boyle
Imus Jose Suiuice
Aud Lei
J. Gilbert Haas
Blue Ridge Bus Lines
Frederick
Sugar Bowl gets Navy Mississippi clash in reshaped schedule era
New details show Navy and Army faces shifting bowl calculus as Ivy League plans full round robin schedules from 1956. Navy vote to play in Sugar Bowl signals broader liberalization of major schedules, reflecting pressure from congress and bowls. Army cites Christmas break as reason against bowls, but 변화 appears likely as Navy sets a precedence.
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Gayle Taibot
New York
Navy
Mississippi
Army
Ivy League
New Orleans
West Virginia
Yankees Sell Denver Rights
The New York Yankees sold their American Association franchise to Denver in a move triggering a territorial drafting shift. Damages disputes arose with the Western League, arbitration chaired by George Trautman to include Sen Edwin Johnson, and a potential fifth member to be chosen if needed.
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Houston
New York Yankees
American Association
Denver
Western League
Philadelphia Athletics
Kansas City
Association
George Trautman
Boston Braves
Milwaukee
St. Louis Browns
Baltimore
American League
International League
Piedmont League
Richmond
Ed. Doherty
Trautman
Edwin G. Johnson
Bob Howson
Doherty
Yankees
Kansas City Blues
Columbus
Omaha
Poolesville High opens 1954 basketball schedule Friday
Poolesville High School begins its 1954 scholastic basketball schedule Friday evening on the Poolesville court with a varsity game against an Alumni team. Eighteen games are listed, evenly split between home and away, with a Saturday trip to Blair High School in Silver Spring for the second game and a season that includes contests at Richard Montgomery and Gaithersburg, among others. Coach Robert W. Mowen leads the cagers this season.
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Poolesville High School
Poolesvile
Poolesville
Poolesville Varsity
Rockville
Dan
Lisbon
Maryland State School For Deaf
Lim
Sherwood
Gaithersburg
Middletown
Richard Montgomery
Robert W. Mowen
Fpoolesville High School
Film drives TV trend with plans for monthly releases
There is a clear shift toward film in television with more monthly releases. Milton Berle will switch to a half hour format next year, while Eddie Cantor signs a seven year contract with Ziv Television to produce a half hour film and comedy show. Regional sponsors back the trend as film offers smoother production and steadier TV performance. Also promoting new Stromberg Carlson cabinets at The Electronics Shop in Frederick Maryland.
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J. H. Goodman
Milton Berle
Berle
Damiry Durte
Donald O'Canror
Hall
Dad Benny
Lucy
Desi
Joan Davis
Eve Arden
Ozzie and Harriet
Ziv Television
Eddie Canter
Ziv
Stromberg
Carlson
W. Patrick St. Ie
Frederick
Marylang
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