Meek guest speaker linked SMU hire and local sports cheer
The Daily Mail notes Bill Meek, recently signed to a 10 year SMU head coach contract, spoke at the Herald-Mail boys Christmas Party in 1947 when he was Maryland U assistant Jim Tatum's staff. The piece also praises Fairchild Aircraft for boosting Hagerstown’s sports facilities and previews Harlem Globetrotters tickets for Feb 14.
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Casey Stengel
Whitey Ford
Red Barber
Banks Tops Cubs Roster Says Won’t Be Traded
CHICAGO January 14 Ernie Banks remains the sole Cubs player unavailable for sale or trade as the club seeks to reshape for a winning season. New manager Bob Scheffing indicated he will take command at Mesa training camp next month and pursue center fielder targets like Leo Walls or Ed Ashburn while keeping Gene Baker as possible trade bait.
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Local High School hoops action fills Ha.gerstown tonight
North Hagerstown hosts Cumberland opponent LaSalle while Saint Maria Goretti meets Clear Spring at State Armory. Hancock faces Williamsport on Jaller's Moor and South High clashes Boonsboro as Williamsport and Hancock vie for county bragging rights. Sixteen teams showcase three arenas.
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Tiger Jones Aims for Fullmer Clash After Win
In Cleveland Ralph Tiger Jones ranked No 2 in middleweights eyes a future shot at Fullmer after a close loss to him last April. Jones, of Yonkers New York, faces Hardy Smallwood of Brooklyn in a 10 round bout replacing a deffered welterweight title fight between Johnny Saxton and Carmen Basilio. NBC will televise the telecast at 10 p.m. EST.
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Johnny Saxton
Carmen Basilly
Saxton-Basilio
Basilin
NBC
Sprinters To Meet New York At Millrose Games
Duke sprinter Dave Sinte and former Winds speedster Willie Williams will debut at the Millrose Games anniversary meet in New York. Both men compete in the sprint series with Williams having shaved a tenth off the world record in Berlin last August and Sinte having set a world mile pace in Sanger California.
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Braves Seek Second Base Help In 1957
Milwaukee Braves seek a second baseman who can hit at least .270. If found, they could rival the Dodgers and Reds in the National League race. GM John Quinn names potential targets from farm system and mentions Gene Baker and Red Schoendienst as possible future Braves saccers.
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Red Schoentienst
New York Giants
Azaak Waltons To Open Club Rooms
The Washington County Chapter of the Isaak Walton League of America plans to open its club rooms this weekend. The rooms and kitchen along the Conocachpague Clyck will be available Saturday and Sunday. Proceeds from the facility will support the league’s building fund.
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Mt. St. Mary's beats Baltimore University in Mason-Dixon clash
Mt. St. Marys led 123-78 over Baltimore University as Jack Sullivan overcame early drought to ignite a strong scoring run in a Mason-Dixon Conference basketball game played in Baltimore. Sullivan found his rhythm after the opening minutes, fueling the win.
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Oriole Slugger to Speak at Pony League Banquet
Gus Triandos of the Baltimore Orioles will be the guest at the Pony League banquet on Thursday January 24. The event honors league veterans with diplomas and certificates. officers include Eugene C Bowell as president and Thomas W Dwyer as treasurer.
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Alvin Dark Sought By Several Baseball Clubs
St Louis Cardinals veteran shortstop Alvin Dark is the subject of multiple trade talks as Frank Lane says three offers have been received though Dark is not on the market. Lane plans weekend discussions with Cubs manager Rob Scheffing and then in Philadelphia about a possible move for center fielder Richie Ashburn.
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Unclear Names and Roles for City Posts in Los Angeles and Ohio
OCR fragment lists individuals Los Singilesestera y Garcia with number 126 in Los Angeles and Bobby Bell with 130 in Youngstown Ohio. It appears to note appointments or identifiers but lacks clear event or authority details. Further readable context needed to confirm positions, dates, or actions.
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Saddler stripped of crown by boxing association
The National Boxing Association of the United States dethroned Saddler for failing to defend the title in six months. Top racing notes recount Jerry Tubbs from Oklahoma on his marriage plans to Mare Kin Hamilton of Breckenridge. Also preview of Jasmine Stakes at Hialeah Park with Roth winning four races and entries carrying 116 pounds in six furlongs.
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Fairchild teams set to meet FRE eants in Jan. 21 clash
Unbeaten Fairchilds hinge on Thursday night Armory double header with Fairchilders facing Washington FRE eants. Cargoettes open with 86 27 rout over Lemons of Chambersburg, while Parkes beat Greenesville Packers 64 39 as Stoller powers Packers in third period.
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