College QBs Backed Up by Injuries Across Nation
A roundup of college football signal callers sidelined or banged up as Saturday games loom. Texas Christian’s Sonny Gibbs sits with three broken ribs while Notre Dame’s Daryle Lamonica nurses an ankle. Iowa’s Wilburn Hollis faces delayed return after wrist cast removal. Kansas’ John Hadl remains a versatile asset. Syracuse’s Dave Sarette bruise threatens Big East clash with Penn State. Ohio State contemplates between Bill Mrukowski and John Mumme y. Missouri's Ron Taylor among 12 injured. Baylor fears loss of stars Robins and Goodwin against Texas Tech. Oklahoma State’s Mike Upton out with ankle fracture. Nebraska’s Willie Ross hampered by hip injury.
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Jack Clary
Associated Press
Sonny Gibbs
Texas Christian
Texas Tech
Seph Gray Mills
Arkansas
Gibbs
Little Rock
Notre Dame
Daryle Lameonca
Fighting Irish
Michigan State
Lamonica
Purdue
Iowa
Wilburn Hollis
Jerry Burns
Hollis
Southern California
John Hadi
Kansas
Jack Mitchell
Hadl
Jayhawks
Iowa State
Dave Sarette
Syracuse
Penn State
Orange
Nebraska
Bob Lelli
Ohio State
Woody Hayes
Northwestern
Bill Mrukowski
John Mummey
Mrukowski
Ron Taylor
Missouri
Baylor
Bears
Rons
Buil
Goodwin
Oklahoma State
Mike Upton
Willie Ross
Corn Prices Rise Slightly in Maryland Report
The Maryland State Department of Markets shows corn at 1.05 dollars, up one cent after two weeks of decline. Barley climbs to 83 cents while wheat stays at 1.62. Feed quotations list coarse cracked corn 58.00, standard bran 52.50, Middlings 57.50, brewers' grains 61.00, and various feeds and meals with results including hog and dairy supplements.
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Hagerstown
Maryland
State Department of Markets
Walkersville Duckpin League Scores Large Night
Duckpin action at Walkersville Lanes features top performances led by Harold Moser with a 162 and Austin Cramer 410 in Amoco versus Ideal Dairy. Capable teams Brownie's Garage and Ballantine's Beer push the league, while Louise Stone and Rosie Miller highlight the ladies division with strong sets.
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Walmersville
Herald Maser
T ‘He Peeson
Walkersville
Cramer
Amoco
Austin Cramer
Ideel Dairy
A. Cannon
Claude Crum
Donald Schwartz Walkersville
Act
Miller's Chemical
Weil Bromers
A. Carmeck
Pater Blue Ribbon
Amoxa
Harold Moser
Red Men prolong win streak in Industrial League action
The Red Men of Health Center Industrial League beat Shell Oil Tuesday to reach 18 points and lead the standings. Morgan's Launch and Coca Cola tie for second with 13, Marlow's 11. Individual highs: Dinterman 380, Kemp 144. team highs: Marlow's 618, Red Men 1790. Chester Bland leads with 118 average. Dirmerman and Kelly close behind. Frederick Major League Schiltz Beer tops with 17 wins. Ideal Farms Dairy and Eberts tied for second at 11. High game 163 by C. Whitmore. high set by J. Engiebrecht. Team highs: Ideal Farms 63, Schiltz 1,793.
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Glade Valley Beauty Shop Rinse
Evert Ice Cream Co
Dolores Stone
May Brothers
Miuie Blower
White Cottageton
Stull’s
Sarah Babington
Cappello
Eylee
Dowling
Frederick Carroll
Dick Kline
Walkersville
George Myers
Cross Roads Inn
George
St. James
Union Bridge
Chapel
Libertytown
NDPBC
St. John
Creagerstown
Cross Road Inn
Woodsboro
Evangelical
Cornell
Sinclair
Grace
Rocky Hill
Young’s Food Market
Grace Rocky Hill S
Meadows van & Storage
Walkersville Leones i
Bill's Plasterers
Carling
Tregonings Builders
State Roads
Calpel
Ef Geome Ang
Harry Crutchley
Dick Stitely
Eddie Wantz
S Beer N
Indian Lookout Sportsmen
Red Men
Health Center Industrial League
Shell Oil
Morgan
Coca-Cola
Marlow's
H. Dinterman
R. Kemp
Marlow’s
Chester Bland
Horace Dirmerman
Glen Kelly
Frederick
Schiltz Beer
Health Center
Ideal Farms Dairy
Eberts
Kidd
C. Whitmore
Prion Board To Meet Jury Over Prison Report
The State Board of Correction will meet in Hagerstown Saturday with members of a grand jury critical of Maryland's prison administration. The jury urged Gov. Tawes to appoint a commission to study the state prison system and noted alleged political interference in hiring at Breathersville Reformatory. The board will invite the jury foreman and members to discuss their report while James W. Curran will not attend.
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Annapolis
State Board of Correction
Hagerstown
Maryland
Gov. Tawes
James W. Curran
Curran
Breathersville
Reformatory
G. C. A. Anderson
Washington County Circuit Court
Superintendent of Prisons
Newformatory
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Wararch
Waterveers
Wamarco
W. Main St. Weyneibers
Ay Brothers
Cappella
Kenneth May
C. Staley
Eddie Noonan
Geo
P. Devilbiss
Len Smith
the Dukes Christ Home Improvement
Liberty Market Basket
von Elt
Shepley’s
Mowocacy Valley
Brownie
Bellantine Beer
Floyd
Culler
Jimalae Hee
Charles Staley
Rosie Miller
Speedy Kenenedy
Charles Steley
Spencer Mercer
Brownie’s Garage
Ballantine's
Cutter
C.L
L. J. Keller
Babe's
Ellis Island Restaurent
Hargid Moser
Frank Dayhott Lowing
William H. Christ
Tom Miss
Lee Schafer
Donald Wetzel
Larry Shepley
Charles Flora
J. Engiebrecht
Ideal Farms
Schiltai
Asteciaten Pros
San Jose
Calif
Luis Molina
Kale Garduno
Mesa
Ariz
Las Vegas
Nev
Tony Aion
Hollywood
Fla
Jefferson Davis
Caracas
Venezuela
Virgil Akins
St. Louis
Jose Burgos
Detroit
Sonny Banks
Tutmney Hunsaker
Fayetteville
W. Va
Philadelphia
Johnny Alford
Clarence Dews
Washington, D.C
Chicago
Jesse Smith
Ernie Burford
Memphis
Paris
France
Kennedy Lane
Muskegon
Mich
Aissa Hashas
San Francisco
Joe Sullivan
Dave Furd
Acapulco
Mexico City
U.S
Shriners
von Bilif
Olang Meitzier
Gerrick
Awerka
America
Iik
Ford
Frederick Motor CO
Hy West Patrick S
Keymar
Middleburg
Boston
D.S T
Frigidaire
ABC
Oliver
Mary K. Lowery
Austin Bohn
Metz
John Green, JR
New York Stock Exchange
Httle
Jock
New York
Cote Broser
Tie New York A Sik Exchange
Depiax
New York i
Fiewend
Prion Board
Cambridge
Bumble Bee Seafoods Inc
Astoria
Ore
Kenny Lane
Jai
Sports Dame
Lane
Hashas
Washington
Kennedy
Frederex
Maryland Blue Cross
Blue Shield Plans
North Court St
East Patrick St
Maryiano Belle
E. Patrick Street
Monument
Robert F. Barrick
Westinghouse
Imperial Electric Range
Roest-Geerd
Essy Deanier
Frederick County
Ee Eee Bahn Equipment Company
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