Marciano Prepares To Face Louis In Madison Square Garden
GREENWOOD LAKE New York October 22. Rocky Marciano confident as he eyes a Friday night bout with Joe Louis at Madison Square Garden. The undefeated Brockton belter, 37-0 with 82 knockouts, predicts a knockout and says he isn’t worried. Louis, 37, has won eight since his loss to Charles, with only three knockouts, as Marciano’s trainer Charley Goldman notes Rocky’s recent heavy punching and body work.
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Williams Face Trade Looms for Red Sox Boss Boudreau
Boston manager Lou Boudreau signaled a sweeping shakeup as he unveiled plans to trade any player, including Ted Williams, to acquire an established catcher and a strong double play pair. GM Cronin said Steve ONeill stays in the fold and will be assigned to the farm system.
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Louisiana State To Be Next Maryland Foe
Maryland hones for LSU in a late practice after a gruelling win over North Carolina. Coach Jim Tatum fields first-string units, works on passing, avoids scrimmage, and plans to run LSU plays tomorrow ahead of next Saturday night clash in Baton Rouge. Bernie Faloney nurses a swollen cheek while Bob Ward protects a broken finger as the Terps prepare.
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Court Scandal Reaches More Colleges In Point Rigging
Chicago reports confirm the point rigging scandal spreads as ex Kentucky stars Groza and Beard face charges in New York. Officials say investigations continue with possible more schools involved and 14 players already convicted. Seven schools may be quizzed, including one in the Southern Conference.
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Dodgers Dominate AP All Star Team in 1951 selections
New York Oct 22 Dodgers led the 1951 AP major league all star squad with three of 16 slots, the only club with multiple picks. Jackie Robinson and Roy Campanella headlined for the Dodgers, while Musial tops NL voters and Williams returns to left field after an elbow fracture.
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Trophies Presented In Dundalk Ceremonies
Austin F. Angleberger acted as toastmaster at the sixth annual trophy presentation for the State and Maryland Amateur baseball associations at Grace Land Park Dundalk. Mayor Thomas D Alesandro spoke. Honorees included Herb Armstrong Rip Collins and Buddy Jeannette. Spring Grove A C won the unlimited MABA trophy with Unity Metal runner up. Du Bois Pa received a special interstate runner up trophy after traveling 250 miles. No competitors from Frederick or Western Maryland. Southern Division honors went to Gambrill s A C Eastern Division to Upper Marlboro. An ophthalmologist provides eye care notes.
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Brunswick Wins First Round In Jayvee Soccer Tournament
Brunswick defeats Elm Street Junior High 6-1 in the County High Schools Jayvee Soccer Tournament first round at the Railroaders field. Brunswick used quick three goals in the first quarter from Bennett, K Jones and I Cooper to seal the win. Elm Street’s lone tally came in the final quarter. Next they face the winner of the Middletown Frederick Jayvees match.
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Monocacy Motors Promises Value in Used Cars
Monocacy Motors markets a large used car inventory including 1950 Plymouth, 1950 Dodge, 1949 Dodge, 1948 Chev, 1947 Dodge, 1941 Buick, plus many Nash, Stude, and Packard models with prices ranging from 395 to 1595. The ad touts complete selection at top quality, inviting inspection at the Used Car Lot on Market Street and notes Key Chevrolet Sales, Inc. as the service arm with a full shop, body and paint, and advanced equipment.
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Plan to End Sports Corruption Outlined by Vanderbilt
Alfred G. Vanderbilt urged use of Junior Investigators to curb rumors and uncover issues in sports. He stressed promoters must investigate hearsay to prevent real scandals, citing college basketball probes and praising racing’s protective system. He spoke at Garden State Park luncheon in Philadelphia.
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Hahn Wins Capacity Day Trophy For Gasoline Sales
Hahn was declared the winner of the one day event based on his gasoline sales. He gains permanent possession of the Sinclair Capacity Day trophy, a gold loving cup with a victory figure. Assisting was attendant Guy W. Mills. Hahn runs a station at 162 West Patrick Street and has been a Betheline Sinclair dealer for three years. He lives at 433 North Market Street with Mrs. Jean Hahn and daughter Bethany.
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Second Round Begins In League At Derrick Camp
Derrick Camp Detrick's three league ten pin circuit reshuffled for the second round of 1951 62 competition. Top eight teams in all three leagues move to League A, next six to League B, and six bottom stay in League. A three way tie for individual averages emerged with Orley Bourland Bob Gage and Adrian Leatherman all at 16.
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Season high scores and weekly schedule in league
Vincent Chiodi leads with a season best 240 and Gage tops the set at 595. Leatherman and Maloney trail with 221 and 579. This week’s fixtures include Yankees vs Indians and Bugs vs White Sox on Monday, Cardinals vs Beavers and Stars vs Saints on Tuesday, Buds vs Athletics and Mudhens vs Giants on Wednesday, Browns vs Braves and Dodgers vs Pirates on Thursday, Phillies vs Red Wings. Final 61st round standings show Buds 2 10 5 667 and Browns 10 5 667 atop League A, Cubs 8 7 533, White Sox 8 7 533, Senators 8 7 333, Mudhens 6 9 400, Stars 5 10 333, Red Wings 5 10 333.
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