Hagerstown Hubs Crush Frederick 38 14 At Municipal Stadium
Hagerstown High School powered to a 38 14 victory over Frederick High at Municipal Stadium led by Leo Burke and Ott Long long scoring runs of 84 and 70 yards. Bob Wants and Tater Kline provided quick support as the Hubs’ defense clamped down after Frederick’s early surge. Ernie Wolfe kicked three extra points despite an ankle injury while all 36 players saw action in the rout.
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Shipley
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Bill Houck
Leo Burke
Clayey
Bob Wants
Ott Long
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Henry
Ernie Wolfe
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Ot Tame
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Houck
Bucks
Seore
Treryar
Major League Stars Play In Greencastle
Major League stars head to Jerome TR. King Playground Greencastle Pennsylvania to face the Minor League All Stars led by Nelson Fon. The event marks the second year in Greencastle with a balanced lineup on the majors side featuring Del Ennis Granny Warner and Russ Meyer. A strong turnout is expected if weather cooperates.
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All Stars
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del Ennis
Granny Warner
Russ Meyer
Phil
Louis to fight Cesar Brion as first test for comeback
New York Oct 14 Joe Louis known as the Brown Bomber plans a run of big bouts aiming for another title crack. If all goes well he may face Cesar Brion in Chicago then appear in Detroit and New York with Lee Oma and Rocky Marciano as likely opponents before a potential outdoor return.
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Oma
Marciano
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Joe Louis
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Argentina
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Detroit
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Buffalo
Madison Square Garden
Rocky Marciano
Brockton, Mass
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Charnex
Hemstey Emerges as Leading Manager Candidate for Cardinals
Rollie Hemstey is rated a leading candidate to succeed Eddie Dyer as St Louis Cardinals manager. He previously captained Nashville to the 1949 Southern Association pennant and Dixie Series and led Columbus in the American Association playoffs and Little World Series last season.
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Eddie Dyer
St. Lou
Louis Promoter Declines Louis Fight Return
Promoter Jack Solomons said he was asked to match Joe Louis with Tommy Farr or Lee Savold next summer. He would only consider if Louis proves he is back near his champion form after the Louis Charles bout, which he called pitiful. Solomons noted he and four London papers agreed Louis did not look good in that fight.
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Tommy Farr
Lee Savold
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Miles
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Charles
Louis consider return amid TV fee buzz after Charles-Otis scrap
Rumors center on a television and radio fee rivaling 146000 for last month’s Charles-Otis bout as a lure for a Louis comeback. Names floated include Lee Savold and Tommy Farr, with Ray Robinson signaling a possible fight against Arion at Chi esko Stadium on November 29. Officials deny any signed contract, while Louis misses early comment.
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Tommy Farr
Norfolk
Ray Robinson
Joe
Famia
Arion
Chiesko Stadium
Sugar Hay
International Boxing Club
Fiehd
Lamia
1. BC
Robinson
Harry Markson
Faee
Truman Gibson
Leia
B.C
Wiamie Wallman
Brion
Interstate Will Remain Eight-Club League In 1951
The Interstate Eight-Club League plans to operate in 1951 with eight teams. Trenton Giants move to Sunbury for three years under purchase option while a new Trenton setup forms, and York plans a working agreement with Red Sox Athletics and Yankees.
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Ward Rat
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Meechice
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Heis
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New York Yankees
Yankees Win World Series Shares Despite Loss to Phillies
Series victory earnings totaled 5 737 95 to each Yankee from the World Series with full shares for 22 players and partial shares for others. Phillies also split winnings, while the Indians set a prior record of 6 072 00 per player in 1948.
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Chandler
Baseball Commssioner
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Yankees
Walter Mulloyy
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Cleveland Indians
Texas Seeks To Snap 23 Game Sooner Streak
Texas faces Oklahoma in a renewed rivalry at the Cotton Bowl as the Sooners seek to extend a 23 game win streak. The matchup features top teams and standout players including Ben Tompkins and Leon Weather, with a sellout crowd expected in Dallas.
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Tvone
Ben Tompkins
Ant Byron Townsend
Teras
Claude Arnold
Leon Weath
Whiahoma
Sooners
Horse Show Sunday At Mt. Tammany Farm
Mt. Wartanany Farm near Haverstown will host a Sunday horse show at Mt Tammany setting. The Blue Rider Riding Club sponsors an amateur exhibition with 16 classes and a noon start. Cash prizes and ribbons will be awarded to winners.
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Haverstownm
Siundaw
Ineal Blue Rider Riding J Club
Terriers to Meet Frederick Eleven Sunday
The George Street Terriers will clash with Frederick on Sunday afternoon at the Frederick field. All members are expected to be on hand for the game on the gridiron.
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George Street
Midget Races Slated Sunday at Hagerstown Speedway
The Hagerstown Speedway plans its second midget race of the year tomorrow under the Southeastern Racing Association. Entries from 22 local drivers had been received with up to 10 more expected, featuring top chauffeurs like Carl Anderson, Dick Dowd, Harry Eckert, and Shorty Bowers. Proceeds go to the Disabled American Veterans Ralph & Targ Jr. chapter. time trials begin at 2 pm and buses depart Public Square for the Renre 40 track six miles west of town.
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Dick Dowd
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Art Gottier
Charlie Miller
Flash Gordon
Eddie Sachs
Hageratown
Shorty Bowers
Ralph &. Targ
Weet
Terps Favored as Maryland Hosts Georgetown in Big Game
Washington October 14 Mary land meets Georgetown in football today with 29 000 fans expected. Maryland rides high after beating Michigan State and sits high in polls. Georgetown struggles as it faces a tough schedule and limited offense heading into the matchup.
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Anh
Illinois Triumphs Over UCLA In Close Football Duel
Illinois topped UCLA 14 6 at Los Angeles as Raklovits ran for 78 yards and scored on an eight point touchdown. Key plays featured Klimek with a first touchdown catch and strong defense by Raklovits and Stockett. The Illini prepare for Washington next in PCC action.
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Gulbach
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Ernie Stockett
Dart By Favored In Bowie Cap Race
Dart By the five year old colt of Whirlaway is favored to win the $1000 added Southern Maryland Handicap at Bowie. The race headlines a 1 16 mile event drawing ten entries including Double Brandy Brick Kinsman and Chickoe II as Maryland racing moves to Laniel.
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Army Risks Top Ranking Against Tough Michigan
Army faces No. 1 Michigan with a sellout crowd at Yankee Stadium in a major clash. Michigan seeks to halt Army’s 22-game win streak while Army relies on backfield talent and Ortmann’s health as they prepare for the Big Two showdown.
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Wake Forest Eyes Three Way College Football Tie
Wake Forest can force a three way Southern Conference tie by beating North Carolina at Chapel Hill. George Washington thrashed Virginia Tech 42 to 7 to tighten the race with Washington and Lee, Furman, and others also in action as Duke and N C State faced key divisional games.
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Alabama
Hubs Triumph Over Frederick High 39 to 14
Hagerstown earned its third win in four games at Municipal Stadium by throttling Frederick High 39 to 14. Ot Wantz and Burke led the offense with multiple runs and Burke added a key TD as the Cadets struggled to keep pace. Wolfe converted twice and added a late placement for Hagerstown.
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Frederick High
Final Playoffs Begin in Wash County League
Final playoff series starts tomorrow as Keedysville visits Williamsport for a single game at 2 o clock. Weather promises no delay in the best out of five. Klahs may face doubleheaders if postponed. Tommie Cline likely starts for River Roys with Custer set for Keedysville. both teams ready though workouts limited. Detroit news notes Art Hourreman, a drafted first baseball name since Korea War outbreak, enters Army seeking fair treatment as Joe Doakes.
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Land
Nagy
Klahs
Tommy Cline
ARMY
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Det
cPy
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Joe Doakes
Antietam Security Set For Final Playoff Clash
Antietam Redbirds and Security resume their Independent League final playoff series this Sunday at 2 PM on the Sharpsburg diamond. Both clubs aim to start the same lineups as planned last Sunday and push to begin the series with a win.
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Antietam
Ezzard Charles Defends Title in San Francisco Knockout
A year ago Ezzard Charles retained his heavyweight crown by stopping Pat Valentina in the eighth round in San Francisco. The report highlights the dramatic title defense and the boxing great's performance in the ring.
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Pat Valentina
San Francisco
Frankie Parker
Heve
Notre Dame Favored by Two Touchdowns Over Tulane in Sugar Bowl
New Orleans readers split on favorites as Notre Dame and Tulane prepare for kickoff in Sugar Bowl Stadium. About 80,000 fans expected. Notre Dame enters sixth game after a 28-14 setback to Purdue. Frank Leahy vows improved play. Tulane coach Henry Fruka eyes a shock victory.
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Aggies and SMU Set for Cotton Bowl Clash Tonight
Aggies meet undefeated SMU in the Cotton Bowl before about 70 000 fans. The Aggies rely on a 30 man squad averaging high minutes while SMU, ranked No 2, faces injuries including Rusty Russell though Kyle Rote and Fred Benners remain pivotal for the Methodist backfield.
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Uneven College Football Scores Across Weekend Mix
Early games show Boston College defeated by East Fordham 26 to 6 while West Chester topped Lock Haven 39 to 21. St Bonaventure beat Boston University 25 to 21 and George Washington routed Virginia Tech 42 to 7. Midwest clashes include Marquette 27 Detroit 14 and UCLA losing 14 to 6.
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Lock Haven
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St James Seeks Conference Victory Against Friends Eleven
St James School aims for a second straight win as they face Baltimore Friends on the Baltimore gridiron. The Saints enter favored after beating London School 20 to 0 and tying Baltimore Friends in a prior meeting. Coach Dave Barr’s squad relies on a smooth running and passing attack, while Friends are said to boast a heavy line but weaker defense.
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Down County
Friends Eleven
Williamsport JV Soccer Extends 31st Straight Win
Williamsport High School junior varsity soccer beat Clear Spring 3-0 on the Hill Porters' pitch to extend a four year winning streak. Coach Richard Sholtz’s squad scored two goals in the second quarter and one in the final period as defense stifled the jayvees. Substitutions included J Cline L Mason J Baker and others for Williamsport.
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Clear Spring Jayvees
Richard Sholtz
Clear Spring
Williamsport
A. Miller
W. Brewe Moore
C. Poller
Miller
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Vt. Kretzer
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Carter Kriner
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KR. Guessford
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J. Britnery
WL. Dewnhn
Boxing results and soccer drills from Funks Town
The Associated Press lists New York's Nick Barone defeating Jimmy Beau in St Nicholas Arena with Fernandez and Conrado Castanon also noted in results. Funkstown Legion soccer drills scheduled for Sunday at 1 PM, with all signed players and trial hopes, as the squad builds strength for the season.
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Syracuse
Jimmy Beau
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Calif
Rudy Garcia
Los Angeles
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Mexico City
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