Red Wings Take 1-0 Lead In Stanley Cup Playoffs
Detroit, without stars Ted Lindsay and Gordie Howe, crushed the New York Rangers 4-1 to seize a 1-0 lead in the best of seven series. The one sided win came after a tight opening and shifts to Toronto for games 2 and 3 on Thursday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Detroit Red Wings
New York Rangers
Red Wings
Ted Lindsay
Gordie Howe
New Yorkers
Wings
Toronto
A&P Strikes Back at U. S. Anti-Trust Suit
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company fights back against a U.S. government anti trust suit. Officials claim the Justice Department’s legal theories threaten the nation’s entire economic structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A&p
U. S
New York
Great Alantic & Pacific Tea Company
Justice Department
Legion, Bathers Play Exhibition Thursday Night
The Hope Legionaires host two exhibition games before the season starts, facing Hot Springs Bathers tonight at 2 o clock and Texarkana Bears next week. Opening ceremonies set for April 21 with Gordon present. Players listed include Gilsoh, Dennis Ross, Bob White, Buddy White, and others. Commissioner Clemens outlined league rules to umpires. local officials named. Reserved season tickets are $2, sold by Buddy Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hope Legionaires
Hot Springs
A. D. Russell
Frank Rameecy
Lloyd Coop
Clift Messer
Buddy Evans
Rhythm Roundup and Radio Schedule Highlights
A detailed Thursday broadcasting lineup lists multiple music shows, news recaps, and program blocks. Notable entries include Nashville calls, Melody Bank, Bob Poole’s Show, Hillbilly Spotlight, and Gabriel Heatter with Fulton Lewis Jr. segments, concluding with Dance Music and News Sign Off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5-Star & Sports
Gabriel Heatter
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Bil
Henry
Mutual Network
Mark Trail
Tom Mix
Montady Bank Meoay
Frank Edwards
Mutual
Jolly Baker Boys
Newa
Robert Hurleigh
Melody Bank
Bob Poolo
Stamps Baxter Melody Boys
Churches of Christy
Bob Poole
Melody Corral
Star & Sports
Fulton Lewis
M. California
Bil Henry
Melody
Feathers
Voice of the Army
Danre
Double Operation Solves Radio Time Changes
New York reports the annual daylight savings time issue is being addressed by a double operation system across networks. Transmissions first air on daylight time and are relayed an hour later from transcripts on standard time, with the change taking effect a week from Sunday and lasting to the last Sunday in September. Tonight’s program includes ABC at 8:30 featuring a United Jewish Appeal drama based on an early story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eleves
Lsst
ABC
United Jewish Appeal
Baseball Scores and TV Listings From Evening Mets
Pacific Coast League report lists San Francisco and San Diego 1 to 7 in a loss for Los Angeles with Sacramento postponed. Texas League results include Oklahoma City 7 Fort Worth 5 and Tuln 10 Dallas 3. Various other minor scores noted with postponed games and Tonight’s TV schedule across NBC CBS ABC and MBS listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Francisco
San Diego
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Tuln
Dallas
Houston
Shreveport
Beaumont
San Antonio
Bobcats Down Prescott Nine 23-2 in Big Victory
Bill Gunter pitched the Hope Bobcats past the Prescott Curley Wolves 23-2 at Fairpark yesterday afternoon. Gunter allowed one hit and two runs through three innings before Hope exploded for 15 runs in the fourth. Coach Martin cleared the bench in the fifth for six more runs as the Wolves only scored in the third. Hope aims for a fifth straight win at De Queen on March 1 against Coach Rob’s Leopards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Gunter
Hope Bobcate
Prescott Curley Wolves
Fairpark Yesterdday
Barksdale
Cats
Hope
Martin
Curley Wolves
Gunter
Butler
de- Queen
Rob
Ellen
Leopards
Dallas Draws Crowd But Loses Game
Dallas opened its season at the Cotton Bowl in front of over 50 000 fans, aiming to set a Texas and minor league opening day attendance record. The Dallas club lost to Tulsa 10 3 as nine former major league stars appeared for Tulsa including Dizzy Dean and Ty Cobb. The game sought to prove Dallas could sustain major league attendance and break the league opening day record of 18 015 set by Fort Worth in 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Dallas Baseball Club
Texas
Eagles
Tulsa
Dizzy Dean
Harry Donabedian
Charlie Grimm
Charley Gehringer
Travis Jackson
Baker
Ty Cobb
Duffy Lewis
Tris Speaker
Mickey Cochrane
Donabedian
Fort Worth
Tech coach jokes about piano kicker and radio fame
Atlanta April 12 Georgia Tech coach Robert Lee Dodd teased about adding an extra point kicker and a piano player to the team. Dick Jones, the talent coordinator, says a high school prospect could sign with radio work after football in two years. Dodd enjoys the humor and mentions the split-T, finances, and Masters ramble as part of Spring practice chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Dick Jones
Robert Lee Dodd
Georgia Tech
Tech
Dodd
South
Bobby
Yillie
Arkansas Officials See Resignations and Elections
Arkansas officials report resignations and political shifts while Easter weekend fires blaze across the state. Charles Wine resigns from the Public Service Commission to run for the Arkansas Supreme Court with Judge Scott Wade to succeed him. Governor McMath sells a 77 acre estate near Hot Springs and eyes Lake Hamilton home. J W Hull leads reorganized Arkansas River Basin Association with Emmett Saunders and Arthur Ormond as officers. In Phillips County a farm couple is jailed for questioning in a shotgun slaying near Marvell. Trials begin for four Arkansas convicts accused of killing a guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Chanryman
Charles C. Wine
Arkansas Public Service Corpmmission
Arkansas Supreme Court
Scott Waad
Hot Springs
McMath
Arkansas River Basin Association
J. W. Hull
Russellville
Arkansas Tech
Emmett Saunders
Pine Blaké
Arthur Ormond
Morriston
Helena
Phillips County
Harold Hurt
Marvell
Frank Lawhon
Effie Creamer
Josh
Hurt
Agnes
Georgia Gleanings and Sports Miscellany Note
Earl Mann of the Atlanta Crackers criticizes his Braves hookup for producing few useful players. Pittsburgh’s Ezzard Charles is slated for a9 heavyweight title defense this summer. Frank Muscles Stranahan talked with George Halas about conditioning ideas. Masters controversy recalls Herman Barron’s eleven stroke penalty confusion. Glenna Collett Ware visits Augusta Country Club and loses to her 11 year old son Ned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Mann
Atanta Crackers
Braves
Pittsburgh
Dapper Dan Club
Ezzard Charles
Frank
Augusta
Ned
Sports Mirror Today: A Year Ago No-Hit by Porter
A look back at events from five to fifteen years ago in major sports. Bob Porter of the New York Yankees pitched eight innings for a 10-0 no-hit win over Fort West in Texas league action. A five year back recap notes Toronto’s 1-0 victory over Detroit fueling a 3-0 Stanley Cup playoff lead for Toronto. Fifteen years ago Joe Louis, Detroit sensation, knocked out Flay Lazer in Chicago in the third round for his 138th straight win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Today
Bob Porterfield
New York Yankees
Fort West
Toronto
Detroit
St. Louis Cardinals
Joe Louis
Flay Lazer
Chicago
Arkansas to Erect Welcome Signs at State Entry Points
About 400 Arkansas shaped signs bearing the legend Arkansas Welcomes You will be erected at points of entry into the state. Chief Engineer Seyguray Dovarkoet and Anius oversee the project with details still forming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas
Engisey Siguray Dovarkoet
Anius
Bosox Pose as American League Class Team
Boston Red Sox appear the class team of the American League with strong hitting and improved pitching to contend for the pennant. Boston aims to start fast, with Joe McCarthy expecting a swift ascent. New York and Detroit loom as threats with deep pitching. Cleveland, Philadelphia, and others are cited as challengers, while past pennant picks by McCarthy are noted. A mix of era context and team outlook blends with references to stars and historical playoff relevance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Fla
Boston Red Sox
Joe McCarthy
Sox
Marie Joe
Red Sox
Cleveland
Yankees
New York
Detroit
Yanks
Tag Pany
Bol Lenton
Mike Garely
Lou Boudreau
Joe Gordon
Kenny Keltner P
Philadelphia
Joe Coleman
Dick Fowler
Giants
Boston
Chicago
Louis
Wash Inston
Distant Star A E Copyighs 1950 tn Haron Brock Much Ont ty NEA
Clemency Norton becomes nursery governess for Syrie Amberley and Jon Avihertey’s child Bute at Fiore’s Algiers home. Tense quiet shifts as Syrie and Piers Amberley clash over loyalty, pride, and control. Clemency learns servants’ routines and prepares child care while avoiding turmoil with Colonel Amberley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tdistant
Haron Brock
NEA Service Inc
TNE
TORY
Clemency Norton Ig Nursery
Goveroenn
Tle
Jon Avihertey
Bute
Jon
Fiore
Algiers
Gardean
Clemency
Baba
Mers
Syrie
Lou~ilie
Kathleen
Bergely
Ailing Major League Players Mount Ailments in Lineup
A list of prominent players facing various injuries shows at least 16 majors athletes, including Hal Newhouser and Ralph Branca, grappling with arm, knee, shoulder, back, groin, finger and general ailments. The cohort spans teams such as the Tigers Dodgers Braves and Yankees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hayden
Associated Press
Liniment League
All Stars
Hal Newhouser
Tigers
Ralph Branca
Dodgers
Vern Bickford
Braves
al Brazie
Jack Banta
Don Newcombe
Tommy Henvich
Yankees
Johnny Mize
Marty Marion
Cards
Nippy Jones
Jack Harshman
Giants
Birdie Tebbetts
Red Sox
Hank Edwards
Cubs
Steve Letubo
Fights Last Night Featured City Boxing Actions
Cincinnati fighter Artie Towne stopped Lou Gray in New York after six rounds amid a card featuring Rafael Gutierrez defeating Hugh Sublett. Sublett lost after a late stoppage in Detroit with six rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Artie Towne
New York
Lou Gray
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Rafael Gutierrez
Mexico City
Hugh Sublett
Detroit
Also Mentioned on This Page
Office Gay Bevore
Rani
Conttriviow
Prase
Recat Hood
Ehiterprica Spajauleine
Iontha
Starick Tenn
Stoneville
McDavits
McCaskill
Ark
W. O
Raeske
Rosston
Studebaker Dye
Foster’ Avenue
Mattrass
Bonnet Aireet
Pold
Newt Pentecost
West 10Th
Foster-Ellis
EATON
Houston Electric Co
Cobb Mattress Co
Washington
J. M. Allins
Harry Segnar
South Main
Theo Long
Diamond Cafe
Wood
University
Champaign
Iinois
Padies
Bulova
Stat Fair
Milga
Texarkana
Kentucky
PMA
Sge Ug
Farirers Fortinger
Texga
Keystone and
Funk
E. M. McWilliams Seed Store
Congress
Thurston A. Hulsey
Post
James T, West
Ath
James H. Pilkinton
J. E. Stigh
J. W
Jones R. D
Phillips Claud Sutton
Lucille Rugles
Harry Hawthorne
Ee Broadcasting System
Yesterdy
Louisville
Indianapolis
Wichita Falls
Brooklyn
Greensboro
Hoston
Memphis
Asheville
New Orleans
Roanoke
Dennett
Raleigh
N. C
Gainesville
Tex
Durham
Boson
Richmond
Brookly
Baltimore
Topeka
Kas
Indianpolis
Ind
NBC
Gildersteeye
CBS
Bob Crosby
Bing Crosby
Lum
Abney
Oaklahoma Symphony
Dave Garroway
Cas
My Story
Bob Pane
Bobcats
Prescott
Ray Gotto
Gotto
Wniferm
Hank Greenberg
Hope Star
Didd
Golt
Jim Ferrier
Ferrier
Goiter
Arkansas Forestry Department
R. M. Henry
Fine Bluff
Arkansis Convnets
Georgia
Sports Mirror
Bosox
Jimmy Foxx
Lou Gehrig
Jefferson Country
David Dyer
Fames Perry Williams
Jack Rheyark
Odus Eaton
Tucker
Bill Bohanan
Red River Valley Association
Hood
Red River Valley
Louisiana
Oklahoma
L. Roy Matthias
RRVA
Shermina
Piers
Syrie Amberley
Lyde
Louisie
Ahmed
Lyvie
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!