Prescott News Holy Week services announced at multiple churches
Holy Week services are listed for Prescott area churches with preaching and youth activities. Rev Clarence Johnson of First Christian and other pastors will lead services including a sunrise Sunday at First Christian. Youth classes and meetings are set at Church of Christ and Presbyterian and Methodist churches with programs on labor and world of work. Several members from local families and guests attended Easter cantata and social gatherings after meetings.
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Notice of Second Annual Waving Assessment in District 17
Legal notice announces the second annual paving assessment for District 17 Beverly Hills in Frape Arkansas. Property owners facing payment by April 20, 1954 must settle assessments tied to West 160 Street North side and adjacent improved parcels. Officials list dates, signatures, and the collector Marvel Apeil with filing details in Hay gt Maoh.
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Lightweight Champion Williams Wins In One Round
In Chicago, Williams defeated Pilgle Preaton by a first round decision. Billy Fox knocked out Georgie Jrovhan in the seventh round at Madison Square Garden.
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Sports in Brief highlights several race results and records
Curt Stevens leaves the Army and plans a return to Philadelphia. AAU indoor records fall as Barbara Stark, Gail Peters and Jackie LaVine post top times. Kentucky Derby contender Hill Gail shines at Keeneland. Combat Boots wins at Jamaica, plus Tilly White captures Laurel Executive Purse. Frigid tops Golden Gate six furlongs. Putnam Purse results at Aqueduct and more in New Brunswick, Lexington, and California.
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Hurling May Hold Atlanta Back in ’52
A fragmented 1952 preview sketches Atlanta baseball prospects with hopes for a pennant. Veterans Ralph Juneiryt Peewa and Johnny Rucker vie with rookie Billy Smith and Rob Montag for Power. Manager Marl Mani and Walker weigh pitching depth led by Art Fowler and Joe Neardot while promising rookies fight for roster spots. The piece notes uncertain outlook and aims at bright hitting and pitching depth amid questions about lineup and star power.
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Dependent Legion hurling staff led by Denvil Ross shines
Denvil Ross stands as a dependable Legionnaire hurler with eight wins last season and strong batting. He rises from Junior American Legion roots to Southern State prominence, while his family works at Belt Telephone Co. Manager Raymond Robins relies on him as top pitcher. Teammates Montag and Smith bring power, with Hicks and Petty anchoring infield defense for a stout left side.
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Snead Favored at Greensboro Open in Starmount Forest
Greensboro N C April 1 the Greater Greensboro Open began with Sam Snead favored to win. Masters Champion Snead has triumphed here in the inaugural event four years ago and added three more titles in this meet. White Sulphur Springs, W Va collector W. Vel is present to heat the field. One round will be played daily through Monday over the 680 yard par 71 Starmount Forest Country Club layout. Other top contenders include Frewi and six more players in the top four of the Masters leaderboard.
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Baseball Thursday Results And Weather Affects Several Games
Scores from a windy Thursday include Boston 4 Chicago 10 and New York 4 Philadelphia 9 as weather caused some games to be canceled. Other notes mention the Milwaukee Brewers and Texas League context, with partial lineups and status around Boston Braves and Crackers. The piece shows chaotic box scores and uncertain details from multiple games and leagues.
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