Radio Schedule Fragments From A Noon to Night Lineup
A fragmented radio timetable lists shows and hosts across Thursday and Friday afternoons and evenings. Programs include music blocks, news segments, quiz features, and performances by Kate Smith, Captain Midnight, and the Mills group, with multiple station identifications and times.
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M Mutual
Baxter Quartet
Melody Boys
Arkansas
Cecil Brown
Victor H. Lindlahr
Gabriel Heatter
Doubleday
Kate Smith
John Daniel
Naval Academy
M Music
Johnson
Coach Changes at Syracuse for Football Revival
Moyd B. Schwarzegalaer, a Muhlenberg College figure, is named to restore Syracuse University football prosperity after a period of underperformance. He takes on the job ahead of the upcoming season with Muhlenberg ties noted as a background.
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Asyracuse
N.Y
Apil
Moyd B. Schwarzegalaer
Muhlenberg College Today
Syracuse University
Muhlenberg Ma
Golfers still boast color amid steady course chatter
Augusta April 7 Hogan? No, the era’s talk centers on Snead and Demaret as colorful figures. The scene features Sarazen praising Snead’s bold play while fans crave risk and power, with Byron Nelson stepping into honorary roles and women like Babe Zaharias expanding events. Ted Williams jokes thread through a golf world mixing style and bravado.
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Hugh
Augusta
Jimmy Demaret
Sammy Snead
Gene Sarazen
Bolf
Gene
Sammy
Rehaplerg
Indians Not Believed Likely to Repeat Pennant Challenge
New York April 3 UP experts doubt the World Champion Cleveland Indians can repeat their American League title. Boston Red Sox favored though they face changes. Indians added Wynn Papish Tresh Vernna in off season, trading Robinson Klieman Tipton. core lineup includes Boudreau Lemon Bearden Gordon Koltn er Doby Edwards Tucker Hogan and emerging pitchers Zoldak Paine Black Garcia. Relief depth questioned but starting rotation strong. Schwarzwalder's appointment noted. Reaves Baysinger and long-ago Orange team referenced.
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New York
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Lou Bouddireau
Red Sox
Indians
Boudreau
Lputimit
Early Wynne
Frank Papish
Mike Tresh
Mickey Vern
Joe Gordon
Ken Koltner
Mitchett
Doby
al Clark
Bob Kennedy
Iank Edwards
Thurman Tucker
Jimmy Hogan
Bearden
Lemon
Wynn
Papish
Steven Gronek
Bob Peller
Sam Zoldak
Old Negro
Satuhel Paine
Don Black
Ed Garcia
Oklahoma
Veck
Figure Skating Meet Enters Second Day
Colorado Springs April 4 youthful Dick Button and Gyetchen Merrill take spotlight as the U S championships move into second day. Button holds the senior men's world championship and is favored to defend his U S title. Miss Morrill seeks to repeat in senior women with Yvonne Sherman and Hugh Graham Jr. as top contenders among novices and juniors.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Dick Button
Gyetchen Merrill
U. S
Yvonne Sherman
Hugh Graham Jr
Tulsa
Ohia
Oakland Youths Win Boxing Crowns
Oakland youths won national AAU boxing crowns in Boston as Maurice Harper an 18 year old from Oakland defeated Eugene Linseott of Grand Rapids in the 14 pounds final. Teammates Johnny Ortega and Jimmy Mitchell also claimed titles, boosting California to the group championship with 18 points, seven ahead of the runner up Hawaii.
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Boston
Oakland
Calif
Youngs
Thiewers
A.A.U
Maurice Harper
Harper
Eugene Linseott
Grand Rapids
Mich
Fights Lad Might By the Associated Press
In New York Charlie Fusayi outpointed Al Guido in New Jersey and Bob Dinilap defeated Young Harry Wills in Oakland. A Worcester notice lists Paul Aoacha besting Young De Forest in Boston with 8 percent reflected in the results.
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Associated Press
New York
Charlie Fusayi
Invington
N. J
al Guido
Oakland
Calif
Bob Dinilap
Harry Wills
Los Angeles
United Press
Worcester
Mass
Paul Aoacha
Boston
Young de Forest
Putham, Conn
Defense Starts Case in Owen's Baseball Suit
In Springfield, Pasquel sues ex major leaguer Mickey Owen for 12750?0. Owen counters with 93000. Testimony from Harry Feldman expected. Owen claims Pasquel breached contract and cites a 51428.29 balance. An onfield incident with Claro Duany is described as the sole major trouble during Owen's Mexican League tenure.
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Springfield
Jorge Pasquel
Mickey Owen
Owen
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
U.S S. Navy
Pasquiel
Harry Feldman
New York Giant
Brooklyn
Agguel
Mexico
Claro Duany
Duany
Durocher to Talk With Branch Rickey in Fort Worth
In Fort Worth on April 7 President Branch Rickey of the Brooklyn Dodgers and Manager Leo Durocher of the New York Giants planned a conference. The meeting, amid trade talk and roster moves, could shape moves for first baseman Johnny Mize and other assets as both sides recalibrate after last season’s tensions.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Branch Rickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Leo Durocher
New York Giants
Durocher
Rickey
Lippy Lee
Dodgers
Giants
Hickey
Mahatma
Montague Stree
Gil Hodges
Athe Tulsa
Okla
Oilers
Brooklyn
Dee Fondy
Buck Conners
Montreal
Rickey, Jr
Leo
Abd
Duracher
Ebbetsfield
Tookie Gilbert
Whith Nashville
Southern Association
Gilbert
Nashville
Tookie
Nec
Southern Clubs Break Even in 4 Games
Southern Association clubs split four exhibition games Wednesday night. Birmingham Barons beat Detroit Tigers 2 to 1 with Fred Hatfield driving in Wally Pavlidd in the ninth. Nashville edged Macon 2 to 1 as Vala drove in both runs late. Atlanta lost to Philadelphia 7 to 4 as Phils pounded 14 hits, Richie Ashburn homered. Memphis fell 9 to 6 to Indianapolis after a sixth-row rally in the eighth.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Barong
Detroit Tigers
Fred Hatfield
Wally
Phils
Atlanta
Richie Ashburn
Sauthee Balk
Memphis Chicks
Indianapolis Indians
Indians
Memphis
Little Rock
Travelers
Indianapolis
American Association
Milo Johnson
Charles Giddens
The
Rocks
New Orleans Pelicans
St. Louis Cardinals
Chattanooga Lookouts
Phillies
Anniston
Ala
Rams
Mobile
Paul Chervinko
Bears
Hooper's Olympia Heads Derby Class In Snowbound Book
Pred Hlapper's Olympia, a three year old with spect 19 burn, rises to Kentucky Derby winter book favorite at 2 1 2 to 1 after a runaway Experimental Handicap win at Jamaica and Blue Peter withdrawal. Greentree's Wine List Capot second choice at 5 to 1 as Churchill Downs hosts the May 7 race. United States residents purchased over 21.5 billion dollars in new life insurance in 1947.
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St. Louis
Hlapper
Olympia
Burn
James J. Carroll
Hooper
Jamaica
J. M. Roebling
Blue Peter
Greentree Stable
Capot
Churchill Downs
United States
Baseball scores and transit data across leagues and cities
A collage of baseball results shows Chicago defeating Pittsburgh 7 1 Philadelphia 7 Atlanta Birmingham 2 Detroit Chicago 8 St Louis Brooklyn 10 Tulsa 0 Cincinnati 7 Boston New York 10 Cleveland 0 Kansas City Oakland 7 San Diego 4 Sacramento 7 Hollywood 3 San Francisco 2 Seattle 8 Los Angeles 7 Portland 7. Also noted is about 41 million vehicles used nationwide today.
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Detroit
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Tulsa
Boston
New York
Cleveland
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Lupies Toight
NBC
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Burns and Allen
Groucho Marx
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Dorothy LaMour
Fred Waring
ABC
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Theater USA
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Bobby Jones
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Satin Panis
Betty McKinnon
Patty Berg
Mount Pleasant
Babe Zaharias
Hob Hamilton
Capotay
Ted Williams
Teddy
Snead
Cll
Reaves
Baysinger
Schwarzzwalder
Oakland Youths
Cramerton Army
Pool
Herbert Burns
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
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Peppard
Oyle McGuire
Rian Hamblen
Farmington
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