Musselman Handed Colonels 2nd Loss In Close 63 47 Defeat
Visitors led all game with Paul Swartz scoring 22 for Musselman and John Headlee adding 18 for the West Virginians. Dickie Goode led the Colonels with 8 points while Steve Reedy managed 10 on the night. Mickey Baughman came off the bench with outside shooting and strong defense as Colonels fall to 3 2 in league play.
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Musselman
Mel Wood
Colonels
Applemen
Frederick County Qaint
West Virginians
Paul Swartz
Steve Reedy
Swartz
Reedy
James Wood
Baughman
Mickey Baughman
Wendell Dick
Ben Dorsey
Broadway
The
Gobblers
Boden 378 set leads Clearbrook to two of three over Valley
Boden's 145 game and 378 set powered Clearbrook Woolen Co to a 569 472 first win over Valley Fruit & Candy. Billmyer and Larrick led other matches as Glaize & Bro and Brakeshoe Cafe won in the B League standings.
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Bill Boden
Clearbrook Woolen Co
Valley Fruit & Candy Co
Naif
Boden
Garland Carlisle
Clearbrook
Buck Cooper
Valley
Dick Bill
Dave Butts
Cooper
D. C. Louderback
Cecil Painter
Glaize
Safeway
Glaize Bro
Doug Chaney
George Lutz
Jim Fiddler
Shorty Billmyer
Emmy Patton
Glaize & Bro
Jackie Billmyer
Jim Fiddier
Harry Aiken
City Independents
Bayliss & Patterson
Teddy Hepner
Ralph Wilson
Lynn Carpenter
Arthur Gilkey
Dr. Pepper
Sanitary Dairy
Bill Garrison
Sanitary
Doug Stickley
Stickley
Bill Carter
Larrick
Jack Larrick
Brakeshoe Cafeteria
Columbia Baking Co
Donald Smith
Maurice Foreman
Brakeshoe
Sam Shendon
Bell Clothes Store
Valley Distributors
Jim Merriner
Gene Funkhouser
Newcame
Bell Clothes
Brakeshoe Cafe
Clearbrook Woolen
Columbia Baking
Valley Fruit
Ind
Billmyer
Smith
Winter Recreation Program Opens With January 14th Dance
The City Recreation Department starts its Winter Program at the Armory on Saturday January 14 offering 15 teenage dances with Howard Gardner and orchestra. Dances run 8 to 11 pm Saturdays for 13 through early college, 25 cents admission with reentry fee. No alcohol allowed and refreshments on floor.
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City Recreation Department
Armory
Howard Gardner
Handley and
James Wood
National Guard
Patty Berg Named 55 Woman Athlete by AP
Patricia Berg the former football quarterback turned golfer was declared Woman Athlete of the Year for 1955 by national sports writers and broadcasters. Berg led the women’s circuit in prize money with 16492.34 and held the low scoring title, the first time one player won both honors in a year. Babe Didrikson Zaharias placed second with 146 votes to Berg’s 200. Doris Hart and Florence Chadwick followed in the voting.
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Patricia Jane Berg
Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
Patty
Warden
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Doris Hart
Florence Chadwick
Drums Beating For Patterson Marciano Faces Los Angeles Title Bout
New York reports a Floyd Patterson Rocky Marciano world heavyweight title match being planned for Los Angeles next September. Marciano may box Archie Moore Bob Baker or Bob Satterfield in June before challenging the 1952 Olympic 165 pound champion who has been a pro sensation. Patterson, who turned 21 yesterday, weighed 178 in his latest start a seventh round TKO of Jimmy Slade December 8 in Los Angeles. Marciano weighed 188 1/4 for his most recent bout against Archie Moore in September.
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New York
Floyd Patterson
Rocky Marciano
Los Angeles
Marciano
Archie Moore
Bob Baker
Bob Satterfield
Brooklyn
Jimmy Slade
Pittsburgh Signs Strikeout Artist Jackie Brown
The Pirates signed 23 year old right handed pitcher Jackie Brown from Elizabeth Pennsylvania to a major league contract. He pitched last year with Lincoln Nebraska in the Western League and was shifted to Waco Texas in the Big State League. Brown had 594 strikeouts in 503 innings across four minor leagues and won eight games while losing three down the stretch of 1955 at Waco.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
John
Jackie’ Brown
Elizabeth
Brown
Lincoln
Neb
Waco
Tex
Richmond Upsets Dayton as Flyers Aim for 10th Straight
The Associated Press reports Dayton, ranked No. 3, seeks a 10th consecutive win against Duquesne after a week off. Belmont Abbey beats Richmond 84-82 in a major upset. Temple remains undefeated at 7 in a row with an 81-48 victory over Lehigh. St Bonaventure posts 59th straight home win, beating Le Moyne 80-70. Seton Hall tops Loyola Maryland 69-54 as Oklahoma City defeats Tulsa 58-50 and Kansas State dominates College of the Pacific 67-36.
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Bill Uhl
Dayton Flyers
Duquesne
Dayton
Associated Press
San Francisco
North Carolina State
Flyers
Memphis State
Miami
Fla
Spring Hill
Floyd Aubrey
Notre Dame
Butler
Irish
Maryland
George Washington
South Carolina
Bud Millikan
Terps
Manhatan
New York
Madison Square Garden
Lefty Davis
Wake Forest
Duke
Deacons
Dukes
Belmont Abbey
Richmond
al Taglieri
Temple
Lehigh
St. Bonaventure
le Moyne
Seton Hall
Loyola of Baltimore
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Kansas State
College of the Pacific
Five Million Needed To Stage 1996 Squaw Valley Winter Games
California State Olympic Commission backs a plan to hold the 1996 Winter Games at Squaw Valley and seeks five million dollars from the Legislature. A million already approved, with officials hopeful funding will follow. The plan proposes a 60 acre site in northern California and urges Gov Knight to back financing and travel to Cortina to secure the games.
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Sacramento
Calif
California State Olympic Commission
Squaw Valley
Calfornia
California Mountain Valley
Goodwin J. Knight
Cortina
Italy
Climbs to Retirement BALTIMORE
Osborne, age 65, plans retirement after 42 years at Johns Hopkins Carnegie Laboratory. He began mountain climbing at 48, summited the Matterhorn at 61, and now plans to move to Idaho's northern panhandle with his family to devote time to climbing and outdoor living.
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Baltimore
Osborne
Heard
Carnegie Laboratory
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Idaho
Panhandle
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