Cubs Announce Crowd of First Base Prospects for 1951 Drive
The Chicago Cubs list five first basemen including veterans Phil Cavarretta and Preston Ward. Newcomers are Fred Nicharda, Dee Fondy, Kevin Connors, and Bob Schultz, with Frankie Baumholtz, Cal McLish, Andy Varga, Omar Lown, Ed Chandler, Jack Cusick, and catchers Forrest Burgess Carl Sawatski and rookie Harry Chitt also on the roster.
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Chicago Cubs
Phil Cavarretta
Preston Ward
Cubs
Fred Nicharda
Maewhaesdoonito
Southern Association
Atlanta
Kevin
Chuck) Connors
Dee Fondy
Connors
Montreal
Fondy
Fort Worth
Richards
Bob Schultz
Nashville
Schultz
Vols
Frankie Baumholtz
Cal MecLish
Baumhhaltz
Los Angeles
McLish
Andy Varga
Chicago
Lane
Tech
Decatur
Omar Lown
Ed Chandler
St. Paul
Jack Cusick
Forrest Burgess
Carl Sawatski
Burgess
Springfield
Sawatski
Harry Chitt
Chitt
Leon Brinkapft
Randy Jackson
Jackson
Brinkopf
Des Moines
High Five Hubs Set for Regular-Season Finale at Chambersburg
Hagerstown High cagers travel to Chambersburg for the final regular schedule games against the Chambersburg varsity and jayvee teams. The main contest begins about 8 15. Fort Hill and Frederick are the other two teams with early victories over the Hubs this year. Coach Mel Henry hopes to rebound from Monday night’s Fort Hill loss and even the series. Starting five may be Shockey Burke Koontz Ramer Long with Wolfe possible. Next week the Hubs enter sectional playoffs to face the Fort Hill Frederick winner in a bid for the state crown.
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Varsity
Jayvees
Chambersburg
Fort Hill
Frederick
Maroon
iGray
Fort Hill-Frederick
Faina
Hancock Athletic Club meeting plans for coming season
Lloyd Ike Powers announces a 7:30 PM meeting at Murray's basement to organize the Hancock Athletic Club season. Invitations have been sent to interested individuals and last year’s players as well as hopeful trialists. Refreshments will be served.
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Lloyd
Ike Powers
Hancock Athletic Club
Murray
Florida Witness May Be Quizzed In Bribery Probe Of College Stars
A Florida mystery witness may be questioned today in the widening probe of fixed college basketball games. The man, said to be a former LIU player, was brought by Assistant District Attorney William P. Sirignano. The probe involves LIU NYU and City College of New York players tied to games at Madison Square Garden.
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Florida
William P. Sirignano
Long Island University
Frank S. Hogan
Mar
Eddie Gar
Go-Between
Harvey Schaff
New York University
Hogan
Schaf
Gard
LIL
NYU
Sollazzo
U. S. Senate
iSherman White
LSU
Jer
Waynesboro Hosts Pennsy Invitational Basketball Tourney
Waynesboro will host a twelve team Pennsy Invitational basketball tournament starting Monday at Waynesboro High School and running through Saturday March 10. Teams from Maryland Pennsylvania and West Virginia include Greencastle Packers Martinsburg American Legion Cayap Detri Chambersburg and others with several byes in the first round.
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Waynesboro
Hagerstown
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Greencastle Packers
Martinsburg American
Cayap Detri
Chambersburg
Getryshurs Valabends
Frederick Vfw
Leterkenny W Vendrals
Warteshorn Merchants
Steelton Navy Club
Uirion
Lions Seek Twelfth Cage Win Tonight Versus Elks
Lions eye a 12th straight win in the junior league clash with the Elks at 7 PM on the South Potomac pcomrr. A win would keep the Lions undefeated and seal season progress ahead of a rescheduled Elks versus Wahigits game next Tuesday.
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South Potomac
Lints
Elks
Lions
Wahigits
Columbus
Woodland Way Court
Charles Town Race Entries Sat March 5 1954
Racing entries list for Charles Town on March 5 with six Purse races and numerous horses named in each. The long card includes claiming purses and eligible runners and notes team entries from various connections. Also mentions a high school basketball game between Williamsport High School and the Alumni team tonight at 8 o clock in River town with Coach Doub seeking a win.
Hagerstown High Soons Top South Potomac 35 21 in Girls Hoop
Hagerstown High Soons defeated South Potomac 35 to 21 in a well played girls basketball game yesterday afternoon. Cowden led Hagerstown with 11 points while Kirsch led South Potomac in scoring with six. Non scoring players were listed for both teams.
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South Potomac Girls
Cowden
Klrst
Wagerstown
Potomac
Potomac Fish and Game Club to sponsor boat races this summer
Potomac Fish and Game Club members at their regular meeting voted to sponsor motorboat races on the Potomac River again this summer. The event is a club highlight, with date to be announced. The gathering, attended by about 190 members, set up committees for the coming year and installed Nanaka O. Britner as president.
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Potomac Fish! and Game Club
Potomac River
Nanaka O. Britner
House
Donald Bond
D. J. B. Heffner
Elmer L. Swain
Scott Tounds
Lenny Brewer
Joseph H. Hoffman
Frank Cave
Lee Biffle
Seth Reed
Maurice Miller
William Zimmerman
Clinton Jacobs
Kenneth Bond
L. J. Long
I. O. Brittner
E. R. Banzhaf
Roy Shipp
Dr. Heffner
Rollin McC
Glenn Krotsinger
Alan
Britner
William A. Byers
Russell S. Orr
Maryland League of Sportsmen
Potomac Club
Charles Town Race Meet Opens Saturday in 1951 Season
Charles Town’s 16 day race meet starts Saturday marking the eastern racing season. The opening program features two $1,200 allowance races with top locals and entrants from Maryland Virginia and beyond as 63 total racing days are planned across Charles Town and Waterford Park.
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West Virginia
Visltors
Mike
Sorrentino
Eugene Dosher
Wille
Clark
WOM Downs
Doyle Gardashera
Sammy Palumbo
Ray Arwill
Antit
Prank Brooke
Gordon Faught
West Virginia Racing Cam
Mission
Maryland
Virginia
Ohio
Illinois
New England
New York
Canada
S. H. Racers
Dan Champrin
Wanantare
Albert J. Boyle
Waterford Park
Waterford Pack
Fred Burton
Strikes and Spares Highlight Sunday Bowling Card
Sunday bowling wrap reports Hagerstown Police with Frostburg in a rematch on Maple Way alleys as Frostburg edged the previous clash by 1258 pins. Tarpoons, led by Tron George Washington Tyler, clinched fourth quarter glory in Lions league, with regular-season finale looming. Jack Howard set a new high with a 380 series and Irene records fell in WOW and Pioneer C leagues led by Virginia Warner and Tom Gilliam tops.
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Mapleway
Hagerstown Policemen's
Frostburg
Keglers
Police Pimspillers
Serkine Crevense
Tarpoons
Tron
George Washington Tyler
Lions
Flounders
Jack Howard
Erason
He Alseo
Tom Gilliam
Ilarold Shaw
Whitey Zimmerman
Carl Bowman
Calvin Thomas
George Sawers
Higk
Joe Hartle
North Street High Faces Stiff Test In Tri-State Night
North Street High aims to avenge a season loss to Lincoln as the Badgers host a triple header. Jayvee action opens at 7 30 followed by girls varsity game and the nightcap features the boys. A win would lift the Badgers toward Tri-State contention. a loss ends title hopes.
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North Street Kadeers
North Street Eym
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Nightcap
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Badgera
Beaun
Cabineers Gain Playoff Edge in Penn Maryland League
At a Greencastle meeting the Penn Maryland league reshuffled final standings lifting Hagerstown Cabineers into a playoff spot against Greencastle in Scotland Pa. game set for 7 30. The Cabineers and Greencastle finish 7 8 records with Waynesboro or Chambersburg to follow in the series opener.
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Penn-Maryland Basketball Association
Hagerstown
Reancaatla Packers
Scotland Pa
Penn Maryland Loop
Greencastle
P-M
Cabineers
Cabins
Greencaste
Hagers‘towneying
Kenny Ridenour
Greencaatia
Waynesboro
Armory
Chambersburg
Washington Wolves Beat Clear Spring Girls 287 to 28
Washington School elms defeated Clear Spring girls 287 to 28 on the Washington School court.
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Elms
Clear Spring Girls
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