Arkansas Teachers and Henderson clash in multiple sports
In Arkadelphia, Arkansas State Teachers toppled Henderson State Teachers in baseball golf and men's tennis and swimming. AIT trounced Hendrix 11-3 in baseball and 17 1 2 to 3-2 in golf while splitting tennis and swimming. Henderson claimed the women's swimming title 23-10 and won three of four tennis sets.
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Arkansas State Teachers College of
Conway
Henderson State Teachers
Arkadelphia
Arkansas Intercollegiate
Arkansas College
Southern Baptist College of
Walnut Ridge
Batesville
Ouachita
Hendrix
State
Henderson
Aggies Triumph Over Arkansas In 13-2 Baseball Win
Lefthander Carl Payhouse limited Arkansas to eight hits as Oklahoma A&M posted its seventh straight victory in Stillwater. Joy Buck powered the 18 hit attack with two doubles and a homerun in three at bats. Arkansas pitching mixed, final score 13-2.
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Okla
Carl Pavehouse
University of Arkansas
Oklahoma Aggies
Joy Buck
Aggies
Arkansas
Gocoo
Okla A&m
Shango
Hatchlitl
Schautete
Williams
Payhouse
Dewhirat
Judicial decency questioned over judges at Hilton party
The piece rails at Judge Harald Medina for considering a Common Cause dinner and condemns Chief Justice Vinson and Justice Clark for attending a Hilton party marking a Mayflower anniversary. It accuses federal judges of elite cliques, personal favors, and unethical publicity, noting observers’ surprise at their actions. The letter-writer warns of potential conflicts of interest as courts may face Hilton litigation.
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Harald R. Medina
Cotmmunists
New York
Federal
Medina
Common Cause, Inc
Office of War Information
Vinson
Tom Clark
Supreme Court of the United States
Washington
Conrad Hilton
Madison Square Garden
Vinson and Clark
James J. Laughlin
Hilton Chain
United States
Filton
Clark
Roosevelt
Iere
Opening Cotton States League games draw thousands
Nearly 10 000 fans are expected at four opening games in the Cotton States loop Tuesday night. About 1 500 will be women and children. Herbert Anderton of Memphis owns the Hot Springs Bathers and has ordered 4 500 Hawaiian grown orchids for distribution to attendees. Hot Springs aims for an attendance near 2 500.
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Herbert Anderton
Memphis Care
Hot Springs Bathers
Ploe Bluff Hot Springs
Major Leagues Open Season With High Hopes Across Cities
New York April 8 Major leagues begin the Jubi lee season with promises of good weather and large crowds. Over 250,000 fans expected in eight cities marking the 75th NL and 50th AL seasons. Clouds likely with dry fields. Chicago risk of showers for White Sox versus Browns. Indians and Tigers draw 63,000 at Cleveland. Boston hosts strong rivals Yankees and Red Sox in a tight opener.
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New York
Chicago
White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland
Boston
Yankees
Red Sox
Vintage Sports Roundup and Tasteless Courtroom anecdotes
A collage of past sports results and scathing social satire recalls a golf playoff at Virginia Beach a year ago and a heavyweight title defense from a decade ago. The piece then shifts to a caustic critique of Supreme Court justices, lampooning Vinson, Clark, Murphy, and others with outlandish anecdotes about manners and public life.
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Associated Press
Coe
Bobby Lorke
Frank Stranahan
Virginia Beach
Ike Williams
Juan Zunitz
Mexico City
Norman Selby
Kid McCoy
Pail Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cuhs
Joe Medwick
One-Minute Sports Page Roundup from April Sports
A compact round of notes covers French Canadian and other derby interview hurdles, Hill Prince’s speed, Eddie’s plans for six matched woods, and Walker Cooper homers in Bluefield with a mass production quip. Also mentions Pinehurst nine holes, Robin Roberts’ changes, Kalmazoo relays, Brad Rowland on golf, Nick Schroeder’s tennis, Holiday magazine galleys, Illinois golf course work, and New Hampshire ski jumper Sheldon Varhey’s ankle sprain.
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New York
Boston Marrathon
Yates
Hill Prince
Eddie
Pinehurst Country Club
Jready
Hal Schumacher
Giants
Robin Roberts
Phillies
Kalmazoo College
Hank Peters
Nick
Art Daley
University of Ilinois
Sheldon Varhey, II
New Hampshire
Maragon Goes on Trial for Lyina Allegations
Washington reports John Maragon, once linked to Harry Vaughan, faces trial on charges of lying to senate investigators about business ties and financial affairs. A grand jury indicted him for four counts, with potential penalties up to forty years. Trials expected to last about a week as prosecutors and defense prepare.
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Washington
John Maragon
White House
Harry Vaughan
Senate
Maragon
Kansas City
U. S
Charles B. Murray
Livin Goldstein
Senate Investigating Committee
Will Wossegned
Rebounding scoring titles mark 1950 Big Ten season
Don Rebfeldt of Wisconsin won his second straight Big Ten scoring title in 1950. Only once in the last 20 seasons has a team finished the schedule undefeated. The AP notes bouts in boxing with names like Villenvain Ridons and Riley as part of a broader sports wrap.
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Don Rebfeldt
Wisconsin
Big Ten
Mobile Only Team to Save Home Record
The Southern Association hosts its second round of opening games with Mobile as the only home club posting a goal record and expected to draw about 6,000 fans at Hartwell field against New Orleans. Birmingham aims for 2,500 in its opener versus Atlanta while Nashville, Chattanooga, and Memphis fixtures draw varying crowds. Memphis’ Pat Secrey stars and Little Rock’s Lou Lombardo to pitch, as teams contest early-season marks and reputations.
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Associated Press
Southern Association
Mobile
Hartwell Field
New Orleans
Ie Bears
Birmingham
Wight
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Nashville
Lookouts
Cattle Rock
Memphis
Trays
Little Rock
Travs
Uwe
Memphis Jost Sig There Winning. Derry Dahtke
Mich
Memphs
Lou Lombardo
Jack Saltzgaver
Pat Secrey
Rhythm and radio listings for Mutual Network schedule
A dense schedule fragment lists Mutual Network programs and times, including music shows, news, variety segments, and serials. It names programs such as Melody Bank News Calendar of Events Gabriel Heatter Fulton Lewis Jr Bill Henry and various music interludes, with multiple daily slots and station identifiers.
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Mutual Network
Melody Bank
Star & Sparta
Gabriel Heatter
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Official Detective
Bill Henry
Legionnaires
Gordon
Mutual
Jolly Baker Boy Musical
Robert Nurleigh
M Nashville
Walnut St
Church of Christ
Rhythm Ranch Hands
Bob Poole
Nashville
Melody Bank Hillbilly
Top Radio Programs and Sports Note from 19g Broadcast
Listing of radio programs on NBC CBS ABC and MBS for April 18 including Virginia Bruce in a Cav alcade drama and detective features. Mentions a Cleveland farm system debut by a Little Rock American Legion player and first hometown appearance since joining in 19g.
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ty—Liaten
Ling Sonighe
NBC
Virginia Bruce
Bob Hope
Hibber Ald Maily
Vueng
CBS
Mystery Theater
Mr and Mrs. North & Gife
Lhangisi
Philip Marlowe
ABC
Pittsburgh
Gen. Bradley
MBS
Monte Cristo
Little Rock American Legion
Cleveland
Big Boys to Start Earning Their Pay
Opening day launches major league play across eight fronts with about 480 players earning salaries. DiMaggio starts for the Yankees at Fenway Park in the opener against the Red Sox as Brooklyn and Philadelphia also begin. Night games trend continues with 409 scheduled in the 24 week season.
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Tey
Williams
Joe
DiMaggio
New York Yankee
Boston
Broklyn Dodger
Philadelphia Phillies
Yanks
Fenway Park
Red Sox
Sox
Brooklyn
Shibe Park
Phillies
Pitsburgh
St,eas
Yank Red Sox
Fenway
Hope Youth Center Hosts Junior Softball League Meeting
Local youths and guardians are invited to a Hope meeting at the Hope Youth Center to form a Junior Softball League for ages 10 to 14. The session covers league structure, schedules, and avoiding conflicts with American Legion games, set for Thursday at 7 o'clock with a follow up on Wednesday, April 19. Don Rehfeldt of Wisconsin sets a four year basketball scoring mark, 675 points.
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Hope
Hope Youth Center
Hope Youth Cent
Old Elk's
Hope City Hall
American Legion
Hames
Don Rehfeldt
Wisconsin
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