Hagerstown Teams Fall To Waynesboro Tornadoes
Waynesboro tops Hagerstown High School 38 26 in the varsity game and 29 20 in the jayvee as Eylar Oller and Snowberger lead the Tornadoes with 12, 10, and 6 points respectively while Basore and West tally seven for the Hub. Hagerstown drops to 3 5 overall after losses to St James Frederick Fort Hill and Waynesboro.
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Waynesboro
Hub
Golden Tornadoes
Jayvees Bawad
Lhst
Maroon and Gray
St. James
Frederick
Fort Hill
Tornadoes
Eylar
Oller
Snowberger
Basore
West
Jay
Huyott
Mose
Bnyder
Woat
Broner
Avcersestece
Ward
Barnhart
Mitchell
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BONN at SIMONETTI TO RETIRE
Len Diz Simonetti, defensive tackle for the Cleveland Browns, announced his retirement from professional football. The former New Philadelphia high school star said he will become a Tuscarawas County deputy sheriff after accepting the county post.
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New Philadelphia
Len
Diz
Cleveland Browns
Tuscarawas County
Woman Coach Leads Amity Girls Toward Conference Title
Elizabeth Isle, Amity superintendent and basketball coach, guides a thin squad through Clinton DeKalb Clay Counties Conference games. With seven to nine players per varsity split, the Blue Jays, also directing a successful volleyball program, chase their second conference crown as they face a tough schedule ahead.
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Edward H. Hoffman
NEA
Amity, Mo
Elizabeth S Tale
Missouri
Amity
Isles Blue Jays
Hagerstown Beagle Club Opens 1949 Trials
The Hagerstown Beagle Club held its first 1949 trial on January 23 at the Potomac Fish and Game Club grounds near Williamsport. A large entry crowded the 13 Inch Aged class, with 60 dogs judged by Gus Mack and Robert Wolf, while 25 dogs competed in the 15 Inch All-Aged class judged by Walter Corley and Francie Langley. Weather and daylight prevented finishing the 13 Inch class, and a second monthly trial was set for February 27. Captain Crusader, owned by Roy A. Shipp, won the 15 Inch class.
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Hagerstown
Captain Crusader
Roy A. Shipp
Chicago Rockets to receive help for 1949 season
Chicago Rockets, facing poor performance in the All America Conference, are set for a player infusion from dissolved Brooklyn Dodgers and possibly other clubs. AAC owners gathered in Chicago with Benjamin Lindheimer as policy head. Lindheimer disclosed the Rockets have $310,000 for 1949 operations and speculation grows that coach Ed McKeever may leave his role next year.
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Chicago Rockets
Brooklyn Dodgers
Benjamin Lindheimer
Lindheimer
Los Angeles Dons
Rockets
Ed McKeever
Horse placements at Mercersburg event list standings
Mt. Parnell Sammy R owned by William Hoffman of Mercersburg took second. Playful Streek owned by Jimmy Stevenson of Cumberland Md finished third. Mt. Parnell Sawyer owned by Marion Krebs of Mercersburg was fourth, and Dr. R owned by J. J. Royer of Mercersburg went reserve.
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Mt. Parnell
Sammy R
William Hoffman
Mercersburg
Playful Streek
Jimmy Stevenson
Cumberland, Md
Mt. Parnell Sawyer
Marion Krebs
Mercersberg
Dr. R
J. J. Royer
Mercerstvers
Dick Metz Leads In Phoenix Open
Dick Metz, 28-year veteran from Virginia Beach, leads the Phoenix Open at 137 after a 68 in the second round. Sam Snead trails by one, followed by Cary Middlecoff at 139, with Ben Hogan and others close at 140.
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Mets
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
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Memphis
Cary Middlecoff
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Hogan
Jim Demaret
Ojai
Calif
Clayton Heather
Charlotte
N. C
Skip Alexander
Southern Pines
Marty Furgol
Albuquerque
N. M
Johnny Palmer
Badin
N.C
Alexander
Furgol
Heather
Pegasus Club Caps Eight Straight
The Pegasus Club marched to an eighth straight win by defeating Smithsburg High junior paratty 49 to 46 at Smithsburg. Coach Bill Rodie’s squad used ten players, with Burke scoring 14 points as the top scorer. the team led 8-13 in the first quarter and 24-8 at halftime, then widened the gap to 40-14 in the third before Smithsburg rallied late.
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Paratty
Bill Rodie
Rodie
Smitties
Snyder
Burke
Pegasus Club
Ptr
Beard
Cutshaw
Widdows
Koontz
Cross
Brnning
Smith
Harbaugh
Coffman
Sanders
Myers
Boss
Bell in Hospital After Welterweight Loss
Los Angeles January 23 Tommy Bell of Youngstown Ohio, a negro welterweight, was admitted to General Hospital today from injuries suffered Tuesday night when he was knocked to the canvas four times by California's Jackie Wilson. Bell was under observation for possible skull fracture.
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Los Angeles
Tormmy Bell
Youngstown
Ohio
General Hospital
California
Jackie, Wilson
Bell
Hancock Boys Rally Past Williamsport in OT Thriller
Hancock varsity boys edged Williamsport 38 to 33 in overtime after a tight contest that swung after regulation. Corbett Anderson and McFarland led Hancock with 33 of their 38 points while Martin and Britner paced Williamsport with 11 and 10. The Williamsport girls, led by Byers, fell 38 to 12 as the outcome was decided early.
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Williamsport
Corbett
Anderson
McFarland
Martin
Britner
St James Five Defeats Landon 48 to 39 in Opener
St James School beat Landon School 48 to 39 on the District court to move to seven wins and one defeat. St James built a 20-17 halftime lead, held London to 5 points in the final period, with Barver scoring 17 and Dig 12. London led 34-31 entering the final quarter before St James surged ahead. Lineups and scoring details included. Clearspring clash set for tomorrow in Washington County League after postponed match.
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Atansa
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T. Jamea
Pte Rainor
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Tig
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Porter
Foy
Jones
Gess
Linthicum, T . Rt
Coy
Manshbir
Stoever
Bad Weather Ball Promises Safer Easier Passes
Chicago Cardinals quarterback Paul Christman sports a new bad weather football with stripes. The maker claims the design improves grip, eases passing, and reduces tumbling in rain or snow for coaches evaluating the device.
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Paul Chriatman
Chicago Cardinals
Saints Triumph Over South Potomac Five 49 to 26
In a junior high boys game on the South Potomac court the Bt. James Jayvees defeated South Potomac 49 to 26. Blumenour scored 9 for Bt. James while Pfeiffer led South Potomac with 7. South Potomac trailed 7-5 after one, 11-8 at half, and 23-19 entering the final period.
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Core
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Cseeseeese
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Hoyer
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Grier
Erwin
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Everly
Mandel
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Bine
North Carolina faculty may oppose bowl games says roundtable
Southern round up reports UNC faculty committee will vote next month against further bowl competition for North Carolina teams. Proxy Frank Graham has opposed the Graham Plan and Auger Bowl. Tar Heels schedule includes eleven games, likely to quit after the regular season. Tulane removes coach Cliff Wells from schedule duties amid football and fast basketball growth. Babe Didrikson turned down offers to stay in golf. Pete Pihos notes he could be among his 100 bosses while discussing investments. National Baseball Congress orders one million free baseball rulebooks for kids. A hotel man reports 20 ruined tablecloths from football coaches convention diagrams of Rowe Bowl plays.
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New York
Southern
University of North Carolina
N. C
Frank Graham
South
Tulane
Cliff Wells
Babe Didrikson
Babe
Bnce
Philadelphia
Pete Pihos
Walter P. Chrysler
Browne
Jack High
National Baseball Congress
San Francisco
Northwestern
Murakowski
Washington School Teams Score Wins
Washington Street tenth graders won both youth games yesterday after noon. The boys defeated the Clearspring Jaygees 43 to 13 with Long leading scorers at 22 points. The girls beat St Marys tenth grade 12 to 7 with even scoring distribution.
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Templon
Wishard
Stone
Barr
Miller
Clopper
Shirk
Dondus
Smitties Split In Two Close Recreation Club Games
The Smithaburg Recreation Club split two nights of play, losing 66 to 49 to Sharpabore after previously beating Clearapring 60 to 49. Both games were hard fought and Smithaburg seeks further local opponents, with contact And Bachtell at Smithsburg 64 F 3.
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Woodland Way Edges Greencastle 48 to 34 in Junior High
Woodland Way Junior High defeated Greencastle Junior High 48 to 34 at Woodland Way yesterday afternoon. Led by Jack Bennett with 14 points and Noel Spence with 18, the hosts built an early lead and held on, while Ed Smith topped Greencastle with 12. Additional players listed include Miller Hill Spence and Collins for Woodland Way and Keckla Bleer Walek Clever Orris for Greencastle.
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Greencastle Junior High
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Noel Spence
Bennett
Spence
Ed Smith
Greencastle
Miller
Hill
Collins
Greencastle O F Pte
Smith
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Bleer
Wal
Barons May Change to National League
Wilkes-Barre Barons of the American Basketball League were reported ready to join the National League Ed White operator of the Wilkes Barre club witnessed a National League game between the Tri-Cities Blackhawks and Syracuse and conferred with league officials.
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Wilkes-Barre
Barons
Ed White
Wilkes Barre
Tri-Cities
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