Net Stars To Be At Duke Saturday
Duke hosts a major tennis exhibition featuring Jack Kramer Segura Pauline Betz Addie and Gussie Moran in Duke's Indoor Stadium at eight o clock tickets cost 150 with 100 for students heavy advance sales reported Moran plans a Patrick s Day theme and color by Addie Moran and Betz promise brilliant play from Kramer Segura and Moran leads the show with top professional competition promising a historic display.
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Durham
Mar
Duke
Jack Kramer
Segura
Pauline Betz Addie
Gussie” Moran
Miss
Louis Catches Flu Forces Postponement of Fight
Detroit March 14 Joe Louis contracted influenza and his March 28 bout with Omelio Agramonte was indefinitely postponed. Olympia matchmaker Nick Londes announced the delay after advice from Joe’s manager Marshal Miles that Louis would not meet the Cuban in a ten rounder as scheduled. Louis had previously outpointed the Cuban.
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Detroit
Mar
Joe Louis
Omelio Agramonte
Olympia
Nick Londes
Joe
Marshal Miles
P Heys Gramonte
Louis
Sad History On Mr Chandler Recounts Past Term Tricks
New York dispatch notes Happy Chandler reflecting in 1945 on never serving a full term, while seven major league owners hoped to avoid a repeat. The piece also mentions reporters and a looming NCAA warm up game between Illinois and Kansas State in Manhattan, Kansas.
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New York
Senate
Happy Chandler
Happy
Chandler
Lou Rossini
Columbia
Illinois
Kansas State
Manhattan
Kas.tonn
Barr Loses Narrowly in Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling
Homer Barr of Penn State, who had won 30 straight against eastern foes, lost a tight decision to Princeton’s Brad Glass after three matches in the Eastern Intercollegiate championships. Barr remained silent as his supporters consoled him and his wife cried.
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Homer Barr
Penn State
Dick Clark
Cornell Footba
Ding
Princeton
Brad Glass
Homer
Barr
Reinstated Amateur James De maret Draws Golf Talk
James A. De maret, once a pro, is reinstated as an amateur from Albuquerque New Mexico where he works as a salesman. Alumni notes mention Greasy Neale praising Gene Schroeder Virginia end as top pro prospect for this draft list.
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James A. Demaret
Jimmy
Albuquerque
N. M
Greasy Neale
Virginia
Gene Schroeder
U. of Virginia
Gene
Een Becken
Fred Enke
Tucson
Yee
Florida
Minneapolis
Sanford
Col
Rochester
Daytona
Miss Utah Sets Sights On Miss America After Skyline Honor
Brigham Young star Mel Hutchins named Skyline Conference outstanding player. Sister Ken Hutchins, Miss Utah, will compete for Miss America as the championship game totals show Hawks facing Thomas Carr Works with mixed scoring. Officials listed Russell Weatherford Moore.
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Brigham Young
Mel Hutchins
Ken
Weavers
Thomas Car Works
War Works
Russell
Weatherford
Moore
Ray Street Wins Fifth Grade Championship
Ray Street teams triumph in a fifth grade championship with a close score and detailed box score. The report notes Ray Street 14 field goals versus Johnson Street 16 and includes free throw misses, player lineups, and officials. It also adds a historical note on the 1876 National League and past NY club presidents.
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RAY Street
Johnson Street
Adams
Teague
Blizzard
Schock
Opayne
Beeson
Welch
Strickland
Marsh
Campbell
Grimesly
Ray
Johnson
Portraits of Love and Self in Gentle Verse
The piece speaks of life choices and inner nature with a tender, lyrical voice. It contrasts coldness and warmth, urging the reader to choose a loving path and to open to reciprocal affection. The speaker pledges themselves fully, hoping for a mutual surrender of hearts.
GOP Leaders Demand Details on Truman Plan at Philadelphia Forum
Two Republican senators Bert Taft of Ohio and James Duff of Pennsylvania urged Congress receive fuller details of administration foreign policy plans. They spoke at the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin forum noting the need for a concrete plan for now, next year, and five years.
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Philadelphia
Bert A. Taft
Ohio
James H. Duff
Pennsylvania
Taft
GOP
Duff
Truman
Congress
Senate
Wherry
Neraska
Sparkman
D-Ala
Robert McLean
The
Bulletin
Associated Press
James B. Conant
Harvard University
British To Get Fresh Meat Cut
British officials report a meat cut for manufacturing sausages as butchers lose non rationed meat after March 19. Householders will see a six percent rise in rationed meat use, but total fresh meat for customers will not increase as the extra will be used for sausages. Ministry spokesmen declined to comment.
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London
British Press Association
A_ trade
Ministry of Food
Liggett & Myers reports 1950 sales and income drop
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. told stockholders in Flemington New Jersey that 1950 net income fell to 29,058,230 from 29,566,693 the prior year. Philippine Island import rules were blamed for cigarette sales declines, with overall net sales dropping from 557,733,433 in 1949 to 530,547,285 in 1950. Chesterfield remains the top seller.
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Flemington
N. J
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Company
Benjamin F. Few
Philippine Islands
Split-T promises better fit for William and Mary
Rube Me Cray predicts Carl Snavely faces a lone wing struggle as Davidson and Clemson prepare spring intra squads. William and Mary mentors say the split-T scheme suits the players and they are taking to it, while Frank Howard seeks a blocking back.
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Frank Howard
Davidson Crowell
Fights Last Night Featuring Toledo and Moore Bout
Boxing card reports Toledo’s Archie Moore outpoints Abel Cestac in White Plains while Tom McNenamy upsets La Sane in New Bedford and Ben Whittle defeats Joe Kabat in Salt Lake City. Other results include Jim Crowder and Hoy Julie Serna in separate bouts.
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Toledo
Archie Moore
Abel Cestac
Quenos Aires
White Plains
Bohony Lombarde
New York
St. Paul
Tom McNenamy
Ireland
Marry la Sane
New Hedford
Frankie Pay
New Bedford
Hilly Andy
Providence
RKL
Salt Lake City
Ben Whittle
West Jordan
Utah
Joe Kabat
Portland
Stockton
Calif
West Echols
Atwater
Hert
Mendeora
Los Angeles
Houston
Jim Crowder
Hoy
Julie Serna
Nueva Laredo
Radio Programs Local Time Adjustments Note
Eastern standard times apply and subtract one hour for central standard and two hours for mountain standard. Some stations shift relay times to fit local schedules and last minute changes may not be reflected in listings.
Evening radio and TV schedule highlights
A dense listings page outlines 6:00 p.m. to late night programs across networks including News for 15 Min, Sports Music Time, Newscasts, Talk and variety shows, dramas, and late boxing. Notable items feature Groucho Marx, Arthur Godfrey, Perry Como, and Boxing at 10:00 with Open House at 11:00, plus daytime kids and local editions.
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Abe-Mbs-East Kiddies
Abe-Mbs-West
Nbe
Cbe
Cbs 700
Eulah
Ewe
Yoamneney
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Abe Nner
Abe
Crosby Club
Cbs
Dee Man
Ebs Evening
Abe Chameleon
Abe 'Nder
Gildersleeve
Abe A
Fat Man
Abe International
Mbe
Groucho Marx
Harold Peary
Rogue's Gallery
Ging Crosby
Abe x. Kh Alexander
Pnbe
Nce Wel
Tnes
Pnerpcane
All Nets
Faye Emerson
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Office of Price Stabilization
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Defense
Liggett and Myers
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Playhouse
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Arthur Godfrey
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