Thought For The Day And Church Anniversary
Thought for the Day quotes Bulwer on rank and pretence as Lonuke Baptist Church celebrates its second anniversary for Pastor and Mrs J E Cobypoons. Naomi Cirert2 Ushers and Junior Choir join guest church Rising Star Baptist Church Rev Earl Morgan preacher Rev O C Turntine Union Baptist Fulton Arkansas will preach at Church C M E Thursday evening April 4 1957. Everyone invited. Musical to be presented at Douglas School McNab.
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Lonuke Baptist Church
J. E
Naomi Ciret2
Rising Star Baptist Church
Earl Morgan
O. C. Turntine
Union Baptist Church
Fulton, Arkhansas
Douglas School
McNab
Lemon and Friend Open Spring as Pirates and Indians Win
Lemon and Friend starred in spring exhibition play as the Pirates defeated the Cardinals 1-1 and the Indians beat the Orioles 3-3. Managerial plans favored Friend and Lemon to start the season if fit. Virdon led the Pirates with three singles as they improved to 18-0 in Grapefruit League action.
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Bob Friend
Bob Lerison
Pittsburgh Pirate
St. Loui Cardinal
Cleveland Indian
Baltimore Oriole
Manaeer Bobby Bragan
Kerby Farrell
Friend
Lemon
Cardinals
Bill Virdon
Pirates
Bucks
Jim Hogan
Roger Maris
Indians
J . Dick Drott
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Droft
Gail Harris
Dusty Rhodes
Gene Bakar
Cubs
Pon Larsen
New York
Yankees
Kansas City Athletics
Larsen
Joe Gollins
Felix Mantitla
Milwaukee Braves
Washington, Senators
Braves
Jim, Lemon
Lyle Luttrell
Senators
Eee
Douglas HD Club Meets at Jamie Trotter Home
Arkansas April 14 report notes the Douglas HD Club gathering March 20 at Mrs. Jamie Trotter’s home. Mrs. Gladys Hood conducted devotion, a health demonstration by Avletta Scott on seven rules for aging well, and Maude Davis presented worm control and tid-bit tray demos. Meats, eggs, dress revue details, and visitors from Macedonia and the Church Hue Club are listed. Walter Joe released from Shreveport Hospital is convalescing at home.
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Douglas HD Club
Jamie Trotter
Gladys Hood
Avletta .Scott
Maude ‘Davis
Masedonia Club
Church Hue Club
Elyweaser Brown
Italian Favorite to Retain World Bantam Crown
Paris. World bantamweight champion Mario D Agata of Italy is slight favorite to retain his title tonight against Albania Halimi of French North Africa. A crowd of about 14 000 is expected at the Palais Des Spartas. The last championship bout was in 1927 when Marcel Thil of France defended his middleweight crown against Lou Broullard of Canada.
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Paris
Mario D'Agata
Italy
Braves to Go With Same Lineup this Season
Braves manager Fred Haney sticks with the same lineup despite last year’s slip. He cites lack of a true leadoff hitter and overall underwhelming hitting, including Thomson Cannell Matthews and Crandall, as the main issue. Haney believes the team can win the pennant if key players heat up and bats improve.
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Bradenton
Milwaukee Braves
Pak Becawse
Fred Haney
Bobby Thomson
Danny O'Connell
Haneys
Fred
Laney
Hanry Aaron
Aaron
Willie Mays
Haney
Thomson
Ccannell
Eddie Matthews
Ex-Collegians Lead Air Force to National Title
Former college teammates Ron Tomsic and Dick Bousky powered the Air Force All-Stars to a 97 to 74 victory over the San Francisco Olympic Club, clinching the 50th AAU crown in Denver. Tomsic scored 26 points, Bousky added 15, and the duo sparked a late run after a close game. Peoria finished third with a 71 to 66 win over Settle Bakers.
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Sanford
Ron Tomsic
St. Louis
Dick Bousky
Air Force
San Francisco
Little Tomsic
Boushka
Peoria
Settle Bakers
5th Is Best Hope Can Do in Track Meet
Hope Senior and Junior boys teams placed fifth in a Nashville track meet. Delton Hatfield won the 880 in 2 15.1, Don Suleton tied first in high jump, and several athletes placed in sprints, hurdles, and jumps as Prescott, Nashville, and DeQueen led the field. The junior division saw DeQueen win with 45 points while Hope finished with 13 1/4. The piece notes the Hope team’s struggles amid district and state tournaments and lack of a home track.
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Nashville
Prescott
Foreman
Ie DeQueen
Delton Hatfield
Bobcats
Don Suleton
Lynn Montgomery
Billy Hairr
Charles Tittle
Charles Fowler
James Gilbert
Johnny Graves
Johnny Nix
Jerry Thurman
DeQueen
Ashdown
Foreman TM
Joe Matt Herndon
Richard Neal
Eddie King
Ronnie Jones
Terry Don
Thurman
Bobby Erwin
Larry Vaughn
Camden
Turpin
Milwaukee Pair in Bowling Spotlight
Milwaukee bowlers drew attention in the American Bowling Congress tournament in Fort Worth. Late Jimmy Moe Miller, small in stature and weight, moved into second in singles with a 707 three game total after scores of 205 284 and 268, missing a tie for the lead by one pin.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Milwaukee
Jimmy Moe Miller
Miller
Celtics and Hawks Game Ends In Tie Ahead Of Break
Boston Cavaliers? Celtics and St Louis Hawks entered a pivotal playoff stretch tied after a 119 to 41 victory by Boston. Frank Ramsey matched Bob Cousy with 22 points as Jim Loscutoff limited Pettit who had 37 early points to a stronger defense. Marin’s scoring dropped from 28 to eight behind tight Boston coverage.
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Boston Celtics
St Louis Hawks
Ued
National Basketball Association
Celtics
St. Lavis
St. Louis
Frank Ramsey
Bon Cousy
Boston
Bob Pettit
Jim Loscutoff
Marin
Cousy
Oaklawn Ends Richest Race Season at Spa
Oaklawn wrapped up its most successful season despite poor weather and off-track conditions. Total mutual handle reached 15,200,639, a new high and up 5.4 percent from 1956, with daily average 490,994. Attendance also set a record at 271,812, up 4.5 percent from last year. A two-year track mark for a mile and a half was set by Dapner in the final race, and training will continue until April 15 as horses ship to Sportsman’s Park and Churchill Downs among others.
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Qgne
W. J. Lehmidt
Bill J
Sportsman's Park
Chicago
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New England
Omaha
N. A. McMaster
Kentucky Roman
Ralph Lowe
Midland
Tex
Churchill Downs
Selding
Baker Gets Nod Over German in TV Title Fight
Veteran Pittsburgh heavyweight Bob Baker is favored over Germany's Will Bestnanoff in a 10 round television feature at New York's St Nicholas Arena. Bestnanoff, 24, has 12 straight wins, while Baker holds a 47 3 1 record. The card also features a Zulueta led bout in Washington and an NBC televised heavyweight clash in Detroit as part of a busy boxing night.
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Associated Press
Bob Baker
Pittsbute
Germany
Will Bestnanoff
Dumont
New York
Nicholas Arena
Bestnanoff
Baker
Jesméhoff
Chuck Spieser
Detroit
Tony Anthony
Olympia
Archie Moore
Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
ABUENOS AIRES Pascual Perez 107 Argentina stopped Dan Dower 1144 Wales 1 retains world flyweight title. Boston Tony DeMarco 141 Boston outpointed Larry Boardasha 441 Marlborough Conn 10. Barcelona Jose Louis Martinez 114 Spain outpointed any Camps 120 The Philippines 8. Hollywood Alfredo Escobar 128 Los Angeles outpointed Ernie Duncan 127 Los Angeles 10. Richmond Artie Towne 165 New York stopped Ruben Hernandez Los Angeles.
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Pascual Perez
Argentina
Dan Dower
Wales
Aboston
Tony DeMarco
Boston
Larry Boardahs
Marlborough
Conn
Barselono
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Jose’ Louis Martinez
The
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Hollywood
Alfredo Escobar
Los Angeles
Ernie Duncan
Los Angegues
Richmond
Calif
Artie Towne
New York
Ruben Hernandez
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