Boxing Results and Odd Facts from Mars Temperature Note
Boxing results list fighters and weights from Buffalo, Des Moines, Worcester, Akron, Paterson, and Omaha with wins by points and knockouts. A stray Mars temperature fact notes average surface temperature around 40 degrees below zero, rising to freezing at the equator on warm days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
N. Y
Tommy Stenhouse
Buffalo
Teddy Davis
San Francisco
Des Moines
del Cockayne
Corky Davis
Worcester
Mass
Akron
Pat Comiskey
Paterson
N. J
Ted Braddle
Omaha
Mars
Parade and Nighttime Radio Schedule Highlights
A dense listing of radio and entertainment segments for a Thursday schedule, featuring Adventure Parade, Superman, Captain Midnight, Tam Mir, and Dinner For Two segments. Includes musical programs, newsreels, and orchestral concerts with numerous station IDs such as M and -M marks. Highlights include Mutual News, Stardom Background, and various hour long light entertainment blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam Mir
Ty Reues
Revere
Billy Rose
Gabriel Heatler
America
Lotus Prima
M News
Morton Downey
Mil Coleman
M Mutual
Millbury Hoedown
The
Four Knights
Cecil Brown
Kate Smith
Victor H. Lindlady
Campus Salite
Peaeho News
Lost_& Pound
Bill Boyd
Rhythm Drifters Farm Fair News
Queen
Martin Black
Red Hoolk
Robert Hurleigh
the Johnson Family
KXAN
Gabriel Shaker
Willeant Meena
Bernie Cummings
Lawrence Welk
Mutual
Top Radio Programs By the Associated Press
The AP lists Thursday night radio lineups with NBC programs including Henry Aldrich at 7:30, Burns and Allen at 8, Jack Carson at 9, Hob Hanks Quiz, Eddie Cantor, and The Wayward Wife. The Haymes Show and Crime Photographer are also scheduled, with First Nighter following. ABC offers Midwest at 7:30 and other offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
General Standard
NBC
Henry Aldrich
Burns and
Alvnny
Jack Carson
Eddie Cantor
Warkk Haymes
ABC
Umidwes
Texas repeats on free throw record in 1940 season
Texas, of the Southwest Conference, led all major college teams with a .730 free throw percentage after converting 38 of 481 attempts. Oregon State topped field goals, Colorado ranked among free throw leaders, and Kansas State posted a high finish in field goal percentage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Texas
Oregon State
National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
Texans
Feield
Colorado
Kansas State
Finll
AAA Expected to Act on Split of Conference
In Little Rock on April 8 the Arkansas Athletic Association plans action on creating a Big Six football conference for larger schools. If approved, 500-plus enrollments move to Triple A, forming a six-school group: Little Rock, North Little Rock, Fort Smith, Hot Springs, Pine Bluff, and El Dorado. Remaining Double A schools numbering 14 stay to contest their standings, with a playoff between Big Six and Double A champions possible if both sides agree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garl Bell
Little Rock
Arkansas Athletic Association
North Little Rock
Fort Smith
Hot Springs
Pine Bluff
el Dorada
Big Six
Subiaco
Fayetteville
Bytheville
Jonesboro
Hope
Fordyce
Texarkana
Rogers
Springdale
van Buren
Russellville
Camden
Smackover
AAA
Veterans Lead field in Masters Open
Augusta GA April 8 Fourteen veterans head a blue ribbon field at the twelfth annual Masters golf tournament. Defending champ Jimmy Demaret, winner of the 1940s event, shares billing with Dobby Locke Ben Hogan Lloyd Mangrum Byron Nelson as favorites. Nelson, who won in 1947 and 1942, and Hogan and Locke are playing well. Mangrum tops the winter tour money list with the best stroke average, while Chick Huarher is a noted dark horse with strong driving. The 6000 yard course at National Country Club favors longer hitters in damp conditions. four rounds remain with the final round set for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Ted
Jimmy Demaret
Demaret
Dobby Locke
Ben Hogan
Lloyd Mangeum
Byron Nelson
Nelson
Hogan
Locke
Mangrum
Chick Huarher
Jacksenville
Charlotte
Friday Radio and TV Schedule Highlights
A fragmented schedule lists programs across networks NBC CBS ABC and MBS. Notable entries include Ellery Queen at 1 30, Willie Piper in Child's World, Shirley Temple in Family Theater, Fred Waring return from vacation, U S Marine Band, Second Mrs Burton, Breakfast Club, Ben Alexander Program and The Jamboree among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
Fred Waring
U. S. Marine Band
CBS
Burton
ABC
Wellcome Travelers
Ben Alexander
Roundup highlights boxing survey and golf club gift
A professor at Wisconsin urges surveying intercollegiate boxing for harm and cultural impact while noting boxing risks are lower than football. Guest Star Morris Anderson praises Cardinals' fielding in a season. Bobby Jones offers his Augusta club set. Intercollegiate Soccer Football Association retires its trophy and Penn State gains a title. Ben Chapman vows to win more games. Ben Hogan struggles with back pain affecting his teeing stance but not his swing. Roosevelt Raceway expands harness racing in big-city venues. Ed Neal contract rumor links blacksmithing duties to job with Wichita Falls firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
University of Wisconsin
Intercol
Bobby Jones
Augusta National Golf Club
Jones
Intercollegiate Soccer Football Association
Penn State
Nittany Lions
Ben Hogan
Roosevelt Raceway
Ed Neal
Green Bay
Wichita Falls
Lawson Little Leads Strong Charge in Tuneup Round
Lawson Little posted yesterday's best tuneup round as momentum grows for vui tender's strong charge. The report notes his subpar scoring and mentions a improving form ahead of key competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vuitender
Lawson Little
Cards Phillies Swap for First Baseman and Shortstop Insurance
In Clearwater Florida April 8 the Philadelphia Phillies acquire Dick Sisler from St Louis and Ralph Lapointe goes to the Cards for cash. Sisler strengthens first base and outfield depth while Lapointe brings shortstop potential to St Louis and fills third base duties for Philadelphia. The move reshuffles plans for Bert Haas Bo Cullenbine and rookie Al Flair and Howard Schultz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearwater
Fla
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Dick Sisler
Ralph Lapointe
Gsr
Sisler
Phillies
Lapointe
George Sisler
St. Louis Browns
Ben Chapman
Bert Waas
Bo Cullenbine
Philly
Schultz
Ray Sanders
Boston Braves
Lapginie
Wilmington
Del
Phils
Baltimore
Chapman
Jackie Abwright
Albright
Eddie Miller
Cincinnati Reds
Lapainte
Eddie Dyer
Nippy Jones
Glenn Nelson
Travelers Rally Past Little Rock in 17-4 Victory
Little Rock defeated Jackson 17-4 in a Southern Association game. Veteran second baseman Bob Mavis starred with six hits in seven appearances, including four doubles, a triple and a single. Travelers, after a month away, return home to start a three-game series against Indianapolis tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litle Rock
Little Rock
Travelers
Indianapolis Tomorry
Jackson
Bob
Mavis
Southern Association
Famous Coach Found in Dazed Condition
A man believed to be Dr John B Jock Sutherland 58 coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers was found dazed in a parked automobile in Bandana Kentucky and hospitalized Officials said the patient carried a Cincinnati license and could not coherently respond A nun at St Marys hospital indicated his condition remained unsettled The report also mentions an unrelated note about shifting Elan Musial to outfield in another context
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
John B
Jock) Sutherland
St Mary's Hospital
John B. Sutherland
Pittsburgh
Jock Sutherland
Pittsburgh Steelers
Wilson and Lewis Win Opening Skeet Shoot
Wilson and Lewis win the opening skeet shoot at the Hope Skeet Club despite a sparse crowd. Perfect scores posted by Jim Wilson Sonny Griffin Manuel Hamm and Gib Lewis. Other shooters listed include Charles Bryan R Wamm Sonny Griffin Charles Wyllie Geo E Wylie Bud Price Arch Wylie Dr Smith Gosnell and Bob. John B Holohan noted as Steelers business manager. Sutherland mentioned for coaching prominence at the University of Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Skeet Club
Jim Wilson
Sonny Griffin
Manuel Hamm
Gib Lewis
Charles Bryan
R. Wamm
Charles Wyllie
Geo. E
Wylie Bud Price
Arch Wylie
Smith Gosnell
Bob
L. Griffin
WWE
Bud Price
Leo Robins
Milton Maglot
Sessanes
John B. Holohan
Steelers
Sutherland
University of Pittsburgh Panthers
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Bnig
Elebratke
Bai
Joric
Delton
Ewal
Chas
United States
Nna
Venetian Blind Co
T Foy
wiGardens
NS Tractor Co
G& Walnut St
Gentry Printing Co
D & PL
MecDavitt
Albritton
R. M. Cools
Fulton
Arkansas
Bob Nichols
Groom House
Buster Starnes
C-Bil
Magic Chef
A. E. Slusser
South Main Street
NORGE
Ernest Rogers
Ark
Frank Hutchins
West Division Street
J. Sid Jones
South Laurel
Archiv Smith
Roy Allison
P. Singleton
Geen
Val Foster-Ellis Real Estate
Insurance East
Rowden
D&pl
Stoneville
Coker
Sinker
Mid -South ‘ Apply Association
Rubwers
Myre Hope, Ark
United Press
Henry
Fidel
Steinicga
Spain
C.D. Lauterbach
Singer
Singer Sewing Center
C. B. Russell Grocery & Mkt
West Third Street
A. T. Whitehurst
Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Association of
James & Moore
Cleaners
Star
Representative Post
Aunnt Walker
ED Lester
Cook
Luck
Gircan Glerk
John L Wilson, JR
Omera Evans
Charles Malone Garrett Willis J. W
Strickland
John Gordon Prescott Cecil
Weaver
Rose
Fultowis, Jr—M
Fingal
Amusuel Deenies
M Meet the Press
M Fave
Norifling
Harry Segnar
Barwick's Electric Shop
Phote
Hope, Ark
B. R. Hamm Motor Co
West 10Th Street
Hugh
Fullerton
Morris Anderson
Lincoln
Neb
Cardinals
Ben Champman
St Sees Trail
Hempstead
Hurst Hope Fair Park
J. A. Rickman
Blevins
Washington
Clyde Coffee
Dykes Springs
Flint and Steel
le Rti Me
Mercer Ert Hope Auto Co
In _Lapointe
Russell
Lynchburg
Redbird
Elan Musial
Wilson
Lewis
Saenger
Lespedeza
Albert’s Feed & Seed
Albert's Feed & Seed Store
E. Candy St
Zia Freeman
Ornka Thlaane
Freeman
Geo. W. Robison & Co
Nashville
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