California Golden Bears Named No 1 In Poll
The California Golden Bears were voted No 1 in the third weekly United Press poll, with Michigan State and Tennessee close behind. Notre Dame fell after a 27-20 loss to Southern Methodist, while Texas A&M jumped to sixth and Maryland moved to seventh. Also noted, Senator Taft planned a news conference for Thursday, signaling a possible Republican presidential bid.
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Louis Eyes Charles in Triple Title Quest
Louis trains in Pompton Lakes as he eyes a possible return to Charles and a shot at Walcott. He weighs a Marciano win against a Miami February clash with Charles, while acknowledging Walcott remains champion and a long shot at a continued title pursuit.
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All Arounds Cling Onto First Place in Bowling Standings
All Arounds maintained first place in Camp Derrick Girls' Bowling League by winning two of three from Property. MM Division rose to second by taking two of three from PD, while the Fick-Ups dropped to third after two losses to PP. Catherine Murphy increased her league leading average to 104.7, with top listed averages for Grossmickle, Burgess, Dunn, Spencer, Johnson, and Kehne. This week's schedule features MM vs. Dots & Dashes and other matchups among All Arounds, Pick-Ups, PP, and Property.
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Cubs And Athletics Tied For Leadership
Cubs and Athletics tied for leadership in Leagues A and B of the Camp Detrick ten pin circuit after last week. Yankees hold top spots in League C despite two of three losses. Bob Gage led individual averages with 176 while Orley Bourland, James Maloney, and Adrian Leatherman trailed. Upcoming schedule lists matchups through Thursday with several ties and standings staying tight.
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Recreation Bowling League Latest Results and Schedule
Recreation Bowling League standings show Asco 3 5 with Coca Cola 4 and VFW 4, Kellys 9, Monocacy 4, Joe’s 0, Dorseys 4, Broad Run 0. Wednesday matches include Joes Cleaners vs Asco, Dorseys Meats vs Kellys Mill, VFW vs S R Poultry. Thursday features Coca Cola vs Broad Run and Fout vs Monocacy Inn. High individual game A Kelly of Kellys Mill with 156. high team game Monocacy Inn 613. high team series Monocacy Inn 1,743. ARM EXAMINED NEW YORK Oct 15 The New York Yankees announced today that pitcher Allie Reynolds arm had been examined by Dr George Bennett in Baltimore but
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No decision on operation for Reynolds elbow injury
Reynolds, who pitched two no hitters for the world champions this year, will consult with George Weiss, Yankee general manager, before any decision is made to operate. Bennett said that if surgery were necessary, it would be minor. Reynolds has a bone chip in his right elbow causing occasional lock of the member.
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Charity Game at Brunswick to Aid Legion and Salvation Army
The Frederick County Umpires Association charity baseball game will be held at Scheer Stadium in Brunswick next Sunday at 2 pm. Middletown and Brunswick vie for the county team championship while benefiting American Legion and Salvation Army Christmas charities. Local stars from Brunswick and Middletown are expected to play, with all receipts supporting the charities and hopes for a record crowd.
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Players Eligible Open to Play in Brunswick Sunday
Umpires invite all to Brunswick Sunday for the game as players announced their willingness to take part. They endure fan taunts from the past season and welcome spectators, though the crowd’s chants are ribbed with humor about a hair jamp in the tambourine.
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Frederick girls win fieldball game 7 to 3 over Walkersville
Frederick senior varsity fieldball team scores in every period to defeat Walkersville 7 to 3 on the losers field. Second game ends 0 2 0 2 for a 2 0 0 tie. goals listed for Frederick and Walkersville with substitutions and officials noted.
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Terp Guard Breaks Bone In His Hand
Maryland star Bob Ward, All-America guard, fractured the second metatarsal of his left index finger during the Maryland Georgia game. He played 10 minutes before leaving the field. Coach Jim Tatum ordered X rays, brace to be fitted so Ward may return.
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Maryland Aces North Carolina in lopsided win and drills
Maryland dominated Georgia 44 to 7 last Saturday as Tatum led Terps through a light workout. He described passing drills for the rest of the week while Maryland attempted eight passes, completing four, and focused on single wing and passing drills after the victory.
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Former T H Publisher Buys Poolesville Farm
Ruth McCormick Yuankersley former publisher of the Washington Times Herald bought a 700 acre farm near Poolesville Maryland. The Washington Star reports she plans to import West yearlings and grass feed them for market building toward a 600 head herd. She and her husband Garvin Tankersley will live nearby while developing the ranch.
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Wilson Sure Winner for Legion Commander in 1952
Don A. Wilson, a young attorney from Clarksburg West Virginia, appeared certain as national American Legion commander after his main rival Walter Alessandroni of Philadelphia withdrew. Alessandroni said he would campaign again in 1952.
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