Duplex for rent scene with real estate ad in Beverly Hills
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Locke Appears to Be Back on His Game
Virginia Beach April 19 Bobby Locke the 31 year old gait star from Johannesburg South Africa is back on his game after winning his first tournament since returning to the United States Locke cruised around the par 69 6063 yard Cavalier Country club layoff in 68 strokes yesterday to beat amateur Fran Strahan of Toledo Ohio in an 1 hole playoff for the 10000 Cavalier Specialists tournament title Strahan carded a 70
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Johannesburg
Southern Association Opens Second Round With Top Attendance
The Associated Press reports the second round of opening games in the Southern Association Tuesday. Little Rock leads as Memphis battles top teams while Avanta and others face travel and weather impact. Birmingham aims to top attendance with 12,000, Chattanooga 10,000, Little Rock 4,608, Mobile 5,000 plus.
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Associated Press
Southern Association
Little Rock
Memphis
Chicks
Avanta
Traveler
Mobile
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Nashville
Birmingham
Atlanta
South
Radio Programs In New York April 19 Special Address
News roundup notes special program in New York on April 19 featuring a presidential address at a Washington dinner. Networks highlight the event and its framing within the 1849 savings band initiative and related drive.
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New York
Pres
Truman
Washington
Dodgers Favored To Win Cotton States League Pennant
Greenw ood Miss tops AP seed amid heated race with Hot Springs Ark and Greenville Miss in a six city poll. Dodger supporters lead with four first place votes while Hot Springs garners two second place nods. Regular season ends with a 140 game schedule. top four enter playoffs beginning Tuesday with opening matchups Hot Springs Pine Bluff Greenville Greenwood Natchez El Dorado Helena.
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Senators Beat Airlines In AL Opener As Man Throws First Ball
Washington Senators defeated the Philadelphia Airlines 3 to 2 in the American League opener with President Truman delivering the ceremonial first throw. Ken Heintzleman led the Phillies to a 4-0 shutout of the Boston Braves in the National League opener. Harvey Ward captured medalist honors at the North and South Amateur in GolH Pinehurst with a three under par 69.
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Baseball scores from major leagues and minors across regions
American League games featured Washington at New York and Cleveland at St. Louis among others. National League matchups included New York at Brooklyn and Pittsburgh at Chicago. Pacific Coast League results show Hollywood 30 Oakland 5 and Los Angeles 11 San Francisco 6. Texas League action lists Tulsa 8 Oklahoma City 2, Houston 10 Beaumont 9, Shreveport 2 San Antonio 4, Dallas 6 Fort Worth 4. Southern Association had no games scheduled.
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Fights Last Night Across U S and Canada
United Press reports boxing results from New York Philadelphia Detroit Jersey City Lewiston and Chicago. Notable bouts include Teddy Amatora beating Teddy in Toronto and Gaetano Amatora outpointing Teddy in Mary. Lamotta stopped O Neill Bell in Newark while Charley Donovan fell to Terry Young in New York.
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Television Schedule Fragments for New York Daytime
A fragmented TV guide notes CBS at 1 pm with feature on second Mrs Bur ar, ABC at 12 45 pm with Dorothy Dix, MBS at 10 45 am featuring Quiz Club. No clear program titles or full names provided in the readable text.
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Frick Harridge Rule Umpires and Pitchers Clash
April dispatch by Hugh Fullerton Jr notes Ford Frick and Will Harridge impose strict rules on umpires and pitchers to curb intimidation. East and West baseball figures protest limitations on name calling and pitching. The piece cites Jimmy Dykes and Arizona State San Diego State game anecdotes amid a broader sports digest.
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Will Harridge
Billy Southworth
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Sporting News
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Stephen J. F. McKale
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National League well balanced says president
At a gathering of baseball writers Ford Frick says the National League is well balanced and no single team is guaranteed the pennant. He predicts a wide spread by season's end, noting each club has improved and managers believe their teams have a chance as the seventy fourth season opens.
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Major League Openers Hit Slippery Weather
Opening day games across the majors encountered rain and cold, with Philadelphia Phillies and Washington Senators winning early thanks to Ken Heintzelman and Clyde Vollmer. The Braves defeated by Helutvelean, Vol mer drove in a ninth inning run as part of a 4-2 win, while crowds were down due to poor conditions.
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American Loop May Break Attendance Mark
The American League projects a banner 1949 season likely to match or surpass 1948 attendance of 11,180,099 with weather and pennant battles fueling fan interest. Cleveland Boston New York and Philadelphia led last year and may stay close, with Detroit and others in contention. opening forecasts estimate strong draws at Yankee Stadium and Shibe Park as teams seek big crowds.
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DiMaggio Plans to Watch Yankees Opener
Joe DiMaggio will miss the initial game of the New York Yankees season due to heel treatment. He is expected to travel to New York to see his teammates face the Washington Senators in the opener.
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Tly
New York Today
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Parker Nine Seeks Revenge Over Tulsa
Fayetteville Arkansas April 19 Parker Nine seeks revenge over Tulsa as Arkansas faces the Golden Hurricane after a 13 1 drubbing by Bradley. Arkansas won 14 10 but committed eight errors with Porter, Lefty Alexander and Jack Shange battered by Bradley’s attack. Harald Cox was slated to pitch for Arkansas.
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Wallace Beery to Be Buried Today in Public Funeral
Hollywood marches to Forest Lawn for a public farewell to Wallace Beery the screen’s top “beloved old rascal” as up to 10000 mourners are expected to file past his casket. The 65 year old actor died of a heart attack last Friday night and will be buried in the Vale of Memory. The service at 1 40 p m pst features Rev Ross Shaffer and music for Beery known for his naval reserve uniform with numerous celebrities and MGM executives among pallbearers and honorary pallbearers.
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Robert Taylor
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Songstress HORIZONT 1 7 Depicted singing sta 13 Expunger
Puzzle style entries listing clues across and down for a word fill. Includes cryptic like references to songstress and various partial words, with vertical and horizontal indicators and several improper spacings.
Ambiguous Clue Set From Mixed Items List
A fragmented prompt presents a chain of terms and numbers, including animal names, place names, verbs, pronouns, and chemical symbols. The readable items resemble a crossword or coded glossary snippet with no coherent narrative or event, offering little actionable content for a news-style summary. The text appears to be a garbled OCR extract rather than a report with identifiable people, places, or outcomes.
Lon Warneke Returns as Umpire in National League
Umpire Lon Warneke, the Arkansas hummingbird who pitched a no hitter eight years ago, returns to the majors as a National League umpire. He sports a blue suit and long trousers, and says he feels like a rookie breaking in, yet surer than in 1931. Warneke, from Mt Ida Arkansas, joins veteran umpires Bill Stewart and Jocko Cantan, after three years in the Pacific Coast League. He recalls his no hitter in 1963 in Cincinnati and reflects on adjusting to the umpire’s role while managing a balance between nerves and accuracy. He has a wife and two children and views baseball as a fine living.
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Condition of Dr Wise Weakening at Lenox Hill Hospital
New York report states World famous Dr Stephen Wise shows further weakness and fatigue while resting quietly at Lenox Hill Hospital. A hospital spokesman said Wise has failed to sustain his rally after critical illness since March 30 following abdominal surgery. Coffee consumption in the United States now averages more than 27 pounds per person.
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