Wednesday Evening Radio Schedule Highlights
A dense listing covers programs across Wednesday and Thursday including Adventure Parade Superman Captain Midnight Tom Mix Fulton Lewis Junior Newsreel Local sports and variety shows. Notable names include Gabriel Meader and Yerger School programs with a mix of music drama and news segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Mix
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Albert L. Warner
Billy Rose
Gabriel Meatter
Mutual
Yerger High School
Airlane
Cecil Brown
Kate Smith
Victor H. Lindlahr
Bill Harrington
Penn
Bill Boyd
Martin Black Shaw
Robert Harleight
Revere
Gabriel Heatter
RED America
Louis Prima
Yerger
Emil Comans Oreh
Mutual Reports
Sizn
Radio Program Listings From The War Tonight
The Associated Press Central Standard Time lists NBC CBS and ABC broadcasts for the night. Programs include Dennis Days Gilder sleeve The Whistler Presidential Series Long Ranger Abbott and Costello Bing Crosby Gordon Max Rae Theater High Adventure Racket Gama aliens Tob Ripley and Ted Malone among others listed with varying times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Central Standard
NBC
Dennis
Gildersleeve
Big Story
CBS
American Melody
James Mellon
the Whistler
Gavil Warren
ALC
Abvolt
Costello
Bing Crosby
Gordon Max- Rae
MBS
California
Meln
Wes
Fights Last Night Reported From Across Cities
Boxing results list several bouts with fighters from Los Angeles New Orleans Mexico City Cincinnati Cleveland London and more. Docusen outpointed Moran while Discepoli knocked out Davis and Mills stopped Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Bernard Docusen
New Orleans
Nick Moran
Mexico City
Louisville
Jobe Discepoli
Cincinnati
Paulie Davis
Kansas City
Cleveland
Jimmy Bivins
Pat Valentino
San Francisco
London
Freddie Mills
Ken Shaw
Chattanooga Wins Trophy for Best Turnout in Class B
Chattanooga captured the Southern Association opening day attendance trophy for Class B cities with a paid total of 12 774, leading Nashville 9222 Mobile 8328 and Little Rock 6359. It ranked third in the league behind Atlanta and Birmingham, while Memphis was fourth and New Orleans training in Class A. Chattanooga has won the Class B trophy five times in 19 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Southern Association
Nashville
Monbile
Little Rock
Atlanta
Birmingham
Memphis
Mew
Jeans
Hope Sweeps Tri School Track Meet at Bulaman Field
Hope High School won the senior division at Bulaman Field Texarkana with 41 points as Arkansas High led 44 and North Heights 0. Hope’s Tammy Britt and Buddy Sutton led individual events while Cruse of Texarkana topped scoring with wins in the 440 and discus and a high finish in the broad jump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slope
Arkansas High
North Heights
Texarkana
Hope
Arkangagigh
Cruse
Tammy Britt
Buddy Sutton
Little Rock
Britt
Sutton
Hammans of
Hyatt
Hope High School Closes Game with 6-5 Victory Over Saratoga
Hope High School defeated Saratoga 6 to 5 in a close baseball game yesterday. Hope tallied nine hits to Saratoga’s eight, with players listed in the box score including Russell, Westbrook, Ingram, Gunter, LaGrone, Miller, Nix, Wilson, Hazzard, and others for Hope, while Saratoga’s lineup featured Ell, Singleton, Dildy, Stone, Thompson, and Reed among the nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope High School
Saratoga
Bobcats
Ope Russell
Westbrook
Ingram
Gunter
LaGrone
Miller
Nix
Jf. Wilson
Rf Hazzard
Saratoga Ell
Singleton
Dildy
Stone
Thompson
Garthwright
Revels
Millner
Hughes
Reed
Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues and cities
Yesterday's results show American League wins by Washington over New York 9 to 1 and Detroit over Chicago 5 to 2. Brooklyn defeated New York 7 to 6, with Philadelphia 3 Boston 4 and Chicago 2 over Pittsburgh 3. St Louis beat Cincinnati 4 to 0. Texas League results include Dallas 4 Fort Worth 1 and Houston 3 Shreveport 1. Southern Association Nashville B Chattanooga 3. Birmingham 4 Atlanta 4. Memphis 0 Little Rock 2. Mobile 10 New Orleans 4. Pine Bluff 7 Hot Springs 0 and Greenwood 4 Greenwood 2 Helena 4 Clarksdale 2 Natchez 18 Eldorado 4. Other city scores listed with various pitchers and line scores. Also a boxing note from Broadway arena in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Cleveland
Fittsburgh
Cincinnali
Dallas
Fort Worth
Houston
Shreveport
San Antonio
Beaumont
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Nashville
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Atlanta
Memphis
Little Reel
Mobile
New Orleans
Leo Duracher Returns to Major League Field with Dodgers
New York April 21 Leo Duracher made his first major league appearance since 1946 at the Polo Grounds. He watched Dodgers take batting practice and chattered with reporters while various players, including Duke Snider, delivered spirited onlookers. Duracher praised Ward and Reiser, and Giants official Ford Frick attended a friendly welcome as talks wandered through team prospects and optimism.
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New York
Leo Duracher
Polo Ground
Leo
Curacher
Dodgers
DiMaggio
Eloy
Snider
Duke Snider
Geo
Preston Ward
Ward
Reiser
League
Ford ‘Frick
Lea
Frick
New Talent Sought for Prize Ring at Garden
Promoter Madi son Square Garden, home to Mike Jacobs 20th Century Sporting Club, seeks fresh fighters amid New York boxing guild boycott. The club plans about 35 shows yearly at the Garden and St Nicholas Arena. offers higher purses but refuses air-television cuts. Matchmaker Chickle Bogad cites a need for “young blood” and lists several prospective boxers from across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Rose
New York
Madison Square Garden
Mecca
Mike Jacobs
20Th Century Sporting Club
Garden
St. Nicholas Arena
New York Boxing Managers Guild
the Garden
St. Nicks
Guild
Chickle Bogad
Bogad
Eddie Bertotina
Galveston
Tex
Jimmy Curl
San Antonio
del Wanagan
St. Paul
Dolph Quijino
el Paso
McCafferty
Papel
Kas
Johnny Dobbs
Texas Welter
Keith Nuttatl
Rocky Mountain Feather
Vince Foster
Omaha
Gavilan
Young
Zivie
Locke Leads Carolinas Open After First Round
Bobby Locke, the South African sharpshooter, held a four stroke edge at four under par after the first day of the Carolinas Open in Southern Pines, N C. He posted a 67 yesterday and a 64 today to reach 13 under with Johnny Palmer four back at seven under after a 70. Fossil remains found in Crete reveal a tiny three foot high elephant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pines
N.C
Bobby Locke
Locke
Johnny Palmer
Badin
Palmer
Crete
Opening Day Burst as Majors Open Season With Record Crowd
Opening games drew 391,783 fans setting a record as Brooklyn edged the Giants 7-6 in New York and the Cardinals shutout the Reds 4-0 in St Louis. Washington routed the Yankees, Detroit beat Chicago, and Cleveland toppled St Louis as 18 home runs sparked a day of highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Brooklyn
Giants
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Washington
Yankees
Detroit
White Sox
Chicago
Indians
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia Phillies
Boston Braves
Pittsburgh
Red Sox
Philadelphia
Athletics
Stan Spence
Vern Stephens
Abby Doetz
Vals Live Up to Preseason Predictions
Southern Association managers picked Nashville as the likely standout this year. In three games with Chattanooga the Vals show strong hitting led by Charlie Gilbert son of Larry, with two home runs yesterday as the Vols won 9-3 behind Leo Twards. Birmingham and Mobile won at home, Memphis beat Little Rock 10-2, and Nashville top crowds approached 10,000 as results favored late rallies. John Perkovich limited the Travelers to six hits in a 10-2 Memphis win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Vice
Tigers
Tommy McBride
Senators
Mike Tresh
White Sox
Hank Sauer
Reds
Romanus Basgall
Pirates
Vice
Allie Reynolds
Yankees
Rin Sewel
Homer
Spence
Stephens
Red Sox
Eddie Miller
Billy Cox
Miller
Fedley
Phils
Hornet
Cox
Bert Haas
Phillies
Athletics
Howard Fox
Tahough
Bobby Feller
Cleveland
Hal Newhouser
Detroit
Ewell Blackwell
Cincinnati
Isomely
Feller
Browns
Blackwel
Newshouse
Little Murry Dickson
Rip Sewell
Pittsburgh
Dutch Leonard
Sewell
Cubs
Leonard
Johnny Sain
Braves
Dodger
Leo Durocher
Bill Stewart
Southern Association
Bee
Nashville
Larry Gilbert
Chattanooga
Vals
Gilbert
Charlie
Vols
Leo Twards
Birmingham
Atlanta
Mobile
New Orleans
Memphis
Little Rock
Travelers
Chicks
John Perkovich
Sheilers
Pinehurst Golf Players Enter Second and Third Rounds
In Pinehurst North Carolina on April 21 the 32 survivors of the first round of match play in the North and South Golf Tournament began second and third round play after a day of unusually close contests leaving sixteen of thirty one matches completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
N. C
Tony Zale Opens Training Camp in Hot Springs
Tony Zale arrived in Hot Springs Arkansas for a two to three week training camp on Lake Hamilton to toughen for his June 9 title rematch with Rocky Graziano in New York. The Gary Indiana slugger plans roughing it with hot baths and limited facilities before moving to Chicago for further boxing work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Tony Zale
Arkansas
Gary
Ind
Rocky Graziano
Newark
N. J
Lake Hensilton
Chicago
Golfers Chase Titles As Leaders Take Early Edge
The three favorites moved smoothly with Dudley of Greenville and Chapman of Pine River both reaching 32, four under par, on the 6,879 yard No. 2 course. Dudley defeated Birch of Stamford while Chapman beat Coulter of Richmond after a strong start by Stranahan, two under and five up at the turn against Buccella as wind breezed through the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Dudley
Greenville
Pinehiver
Dick Chapman
Dudley
C. W. Birch
Stamford
Frank Stranahan
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Gentry
D& PL
T, S
Davitt
Temple Catton Oil Co
McWilliams
W. E. Cox and Fulton
BUICK
Cilies
Robert Lu
Gtone
Church
E. Gardner
Joe Reese
South Main Street
Sith House
White
Park Lane
Pasa
Texas
James Atterbury
Edward II
King of
England
Windsor
Harry Segnar
Enetian
Xarkana
Hazel
Flowardens
Hammons Tractor Co
Walnut St
Singleton's
W. P. Singleton
Hope, Ark
Roy Allison
Ark
Chas, Reynerson
Phone 28
Watkins Products
Lelia Street
Paaraaaaes
Proving Ground Road
Schooley
Fulton
N. Beat
Brookwood
Proving Ground
Joan
Park
Imodern
Brel
West Avenue
West
Blackdopper Experiment Station
Foster-Bliles
Haselman
Ozan
C. B. Tyler
Dependable Tracking and Storage Inc
Msyhone
L. W. Sparks
Re Co
South Main
Star Barber Shop
Prescon
Hole
Barlow
Mark Twain
Elmira
Foster-Ellis Real Estate & Insurance
Pioneer
Erman
Riley Cooper
Texan Ave
The
Star
Glen Walker
ED Lester
C. Cook
Fred A, Luck
Joun L Wilson, JR
Toma Evans
Charles Malone Garrett Willis
J. W. Strickland John Gordon Prescott Cecil E. Weaver
Hope Sweeps
Hot Springs Ui
Greenwood
Helena
Clarksdale
Natchez
EY Dorado
Wb Dorada
Natchex
Goss, Oaten, Myers and Price
Mink
Par
Pine Bluff
Philins
Bush
Conghie
Jackson
Queenville
Fiabel
Stihis
Landini
Myers and Milan
Scotland
United Press
Broadway Arena
Maxie Shapiro
Maxie Starr
Balti- Muure
Sports Roundup
And
Mel Ott
Buddy Kerr
Bobo Newson
Bobo
Newsom
Mitty
Walter Mitty
Saenger
Daniels Collecting Agency
First
Nate Bank Bldg
C. B. Russell Grocery & Mkt
West Third Street
Motors
Barwick’s
Rusty Jones
Prifer
C. D. Lauterbach
A. T. Whitehurst
Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Association of Om
James & Moore
Blevins
Albert
Albert's Candy CO
E. Candy St
Purina
Feeders Supply CO
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