Navy May Adopt Two Platoon Grid System
Annapolis Md April 15 Navy football coach hints at using a two platoon system as the team, coming off eight defeats last season, strengthens depth and may adopt enemy tactics for improved performance. The second item notes a chancery court case in Hempstead County Ark where Mattie Jean Edwards sues Leman J Edwards, with appearances required by a set date.
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Sunday Gospel Hour and Radio Schedule Highlights
Broadcast schedule shows Sunrise Services led by Allen B. Harper and various gospel programs from 6:30 to 12:30 with Harmonic choirs, News roundups, and musical interludes. Featured programs include Gospel Hour, Unity’s Gospel, Rock of Ages, and several morning devotionals. Scheduled hosts include M. Shirer, John Kennedy, Carle Saeniger, and Kate Smith among others.
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Break in 49 home baseball schedule for fans
New York reports a big change for 1949 with expanded home baseball coverage. All 16 home games will be broadcast regionally across several stations, while away games will be carried on eight networks. The schedule features top radio programs and major theater and concert listings across the week in the New York market.
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Boris Karloff
Chicago
Garden party plans expand as lodgers host crowd
In Elizabeth R Roberts story, Mr and Mrs Roberts host lodgers including Roger and Captain Dick Morgan’s family. A mobile kitchen wagon and rolling barbecue bar emerge for outdoor cooking in the garden, attracting neighbors and guests. They plan multiple courses and even an interpreter for Russian guests, tallying thirteen or fourteen guests. The piece ends with a cliffhanger about continuing plans.
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Alfresco
Southern Open Full of Errors
The Southern Association opened with wild play and many errors as Atlanta drilled 11 runs in two innings but Birmingham won 13 1. Chattanooga beat Nashville 11 9 after erasing a four run lead. Little Rock Travs defeated Memphis 7 0 as Milo Johnson held Memphis to four hits. New Orleans and Mobile plan delayed opener today in Mobile.
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Baseball Yesterday's Results From Several Leagues
Baseball results across multiple leagues show Cleveland A 16 over New York Brooklyn N 6, New York A 1 over ghepeelptia A 4, Philadelphia N 4 tied. Texas League rain caused Shreveport Beaumont curfew. Dallas 1 Oklahoma City 0. Fort Worth Puls 2. Southern Association Birmingham 13 Atlanta 12. Little Rock 7 Memphis 0. Chattanooga 11 Washville 3. Pacific Coast League Galtang 0 Los Angeles 5 in 10 innings. Sacramento 3 Seattle 2. Only games scheduled.
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White Sox Sell Mo. 2 Catcher to Senators
Chicago April 16. The Chicago White Sox sold Ralph Weigel their No. 2 catcher to the Washington Senators in a straight cash deal. General Manager Frank Lane did not reveal the amount. Weigel, viewed as the Sox outstanding rookie in their 1948 season, hit .223 in 8 games and would have won the starting job if the Sox had not acquired Joe Tipton in a trade.
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Calumet Stable Aims To Bring In Customers Through Citations
Sports roundup notes Ben Tone's view of Calumet Stable running as a country store with Citation to sustain 1950. He favors Coal Town as a better sire than Citation’s dam Easy Lass, calls her the best brood mare, and discusses other racing insights while touching on Browns loan details and various college and hockey news.
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Rooftop Fans Cheer Home Run Deluge Across Exibitions
A busy spring slate sees 15 major league teams combine for 30 homers in exhibition play. Cubs fail to homer. Giants, Indians and Yankees combine for power shows. Notable blasts from Feller, Hegan, Wynn, and Pesky light up multiple games as rosters shuffle and records flicker. Cockroaches avoid new shock sections after electrical trials.
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Maple Leafs One Win From NHL Crown After 3 1 Victory
Toronto Maple Leafs moved within one win of the Stanley Cup as they outplayed the Detroit Red Wings 3 to 1 before about 33,000 fans. The winners added a second victory in the final series following last season's sweep of Detroit.
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DiMaggio Signals Return Hopes After Heel Surgery
Baltimore April 16 reports Joe DiMaggio, feeling better after heel surgery, may not return this year. He will stay at Johns Hopkins hospital at least until Tuesday for treatment. He says retirement is unlikely and notes pain treatments, x rays, and the possibility of returning after rest, with no current plans for managerial work.
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Stranahan Leads at Cavalier Specialists Golf Tourney
Stranahan shoots 64 to lead the Cavalier specialists event at Cavalier course in Virginia Beach. Toney Penna and Bobby Locke trail by three as Frank Stranahan enjoys a strong start in the 54 hole medal format ahead of final 36 holes.
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Rice Institute wins tennis meet at Fayetteville
Fayetteville April 16 Rice Institute defeated Arkansas 6 41 in two ten matches amid windy conditions and chilly temperatures. Joe Micell of New York and Buddy Holderfield from Little Rock led the United Press recap of last night's action at St Nicholas Arena and in Fayetteville.
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