Radio Schedule Highlights Local Programs and Guests
The lineup lists daily broadcasts from noon to sign off with farm segment Man on the Farm and music and talk features. Scheduled items include Cumberland Valley Burn Dance, Game of the Day, Salute to Reservists, Radie Harris, 3 Bees and a honey, Harmony Rangers, Musical Interlude, Preston Sellers Organ, Hawaii Calls, Comedy of Errors, John B Kennedy, Twenty Questions, Man Next Door, a Dean Acheson talk, Lombardoland, Chicago Theater of Air, Dance Music, Mutual Reports the News, ending with Sign Off at 14:00.
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Radie Harris
Harmony Rangers
Preston Sellers
John B. Kennedy
Secy
of State
Dean Acheson
Lombardoland
U. 5
Chicago Theater
Mutual Reports
Top Radio Programs New York Listings April Night Schedule
Radio listings for New York on April 22 show programs across NBC CBS ABC MBS and more. Highlights include Halls of Ivy Screen Guild Theater The FBI series and Meet the Press with partial times and channel numbers.
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New York
NHC
Halls of Ivy
Screen
Jimmy Dunn Riley
CBS
Robert Q. Lewis
Capitol Cloakroom
ABC
Lone Ranger
FBI
Ozzie and
lMarket
MBS
Bandstand USA
Eddy Duchin
Meet ‘the Press
McCarthy
Hampton Rogers vs Myrtie Jean Rogers Warning Order
In Hempstead County Arkansas Chancery Court Hampton Rogers sues and Myrtie Jean Rogers must appear and answer within thirty days. Clerk Omera Evans seals the order dated March 30 1950. John I Wilson attorney for plaintiff.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Hampton Rogers
Myrtie Jean Rogers
Legion Opens Home Play Tonight Against Gordon Club
The Hope Legionaires host Gordon in regular league play tonight at 8 pm to defend top standing as manager Bill McClendon plans to start Charles Gough on the mound. Before the game, talks by Jack Clemens and Joe Tones precede a large crowd anticipated. league schedule shows Mineral Springs, Murfreesboro, El Dorado, Camden, Waldo, Hope and Springhill in a busy Arkansas Semi pro loop.
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Hope Legionaires
Gordon
Hope Keys
Bill McClendon
Charles Gough
Hope
Jack Clemens
Magnolia Southwest Arkansas
Joe Tones
American Legion
Southwest
Little Rock Falls Hard as Memphis Chicks Triumph
Memphis Chicks defeated Little Rock 12 0 despite Pat Seerey and Nick Ellen out. Higdon and Krsnich led Memphis with strong at bats while Atlanta and Birmingham games dominated headlines with multiple home runs and slugging. Chattanooga beat Nashville 17 15 and New Orleans topped Mobile 9 4.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Atlanta
Barons
Belkwood Park
Ebba St. Claire
Lonty Lusty
Leo Kelly
Kart Olson
Red Lavigne
Norm Zauchin
Little Rock
Memphis
Chattanooga
Nashville
New Orleans
Mobile
Pat Seerey
Nick Ellen
Chicks
EH Higdon
Rocky Krsnich
Higdon
Krsnich
Jimmy Lawrence
Tech May Get Clean Sweep of Titles
Arkansas Tech seeks a clean sweep of ASC titles as the Wonder Boys chase football baseball and possibly more. They lead the baseball race tied with Arkansas State Teachers College while a key Conway game may decide the outcome. Henderson remains out of title contention as eight teams compete.
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Carl Bell
Associated Press
Arkansas Tech
ASC
Wonder Boys
Russellville
Arkansas State Teachers College Bears
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Teachers
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AIC
Henderson
Reddies
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Cotton States League Standings Snapshot
SIDDINGS shows Memphis leading with 5 wins, 1 loss and an 8 33 record, while Nashville and Atlanta sit around .500. Mobile Birmingham and New Orleans follow near .500, with Chattanooga at 3 8 .500 and Little Rock at 13 167 in a compact standings excerpt.
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Woo
Memphis
Nashville
Atlanta
Birmingham
New Orleans
Chattanoga
Little Reel
Stranahan Aims For Second North and South Title
Defending champion Frank Stranahan of Toledo moves into the North and South amateur gulf tournament again seeking his second title. His semifinal foe is Hope with matches scheduled from August 6 to August 25 across Gordon, Camden, Mineral Springs, El Dorado, Waldo, Springhill, Murfreesboro, and Gurdon as the field plays through a dense slate.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Sermis
Sports Roundup From New York Reflects 1946 Baseball Outlook
In New York on April 21, discussions about 1946 baseball talent, farm systems, and rising young players dominate a roundtable of club prospects. Lou Perini and Braves executives debate first class pricing, farm depth, and key players like Earl Torgeson and Del Crandall.
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Baseball Writers
Lou Perini
Lou
Cape Cod Cardinals
Giants
Braves
Connie Ryan
Phillies
Dodgers
Earl Torgeson
del Crandall
Buddy Kerr
Alvin Dark
Alvin
Torgy
Baseball Todays NL AL schedules and results brief
Schedule lists for the National and American Leagues with matchups such as Philadelphia at Boston New York at Brooklyn Chicago at St Louis and Detroit at Chicago plus results like Pittsburgh defeating St Louis 8 4 and Detroit beating Cleveland 5 4. Several games were postponed due to rain or cold weather and minor league and other circuits show scattered scores. A political note mentions Wynsol K Spencer Newport News Va and WV delegate William C Campbell Huntington with other local figures.
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Associated Press
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New York
Brooklyn
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Pittsburgh
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Washington
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Southern Asociation
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Atlanta
Memphis
Little Rock
New Orleans
Mobile
Wynsol K. Spencer
Newport News
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N. J
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West
Dickson Beats Cards Again As Pirates Win Opener
Dickson, the pint-sized Pirates pitcher, nursed a long held grudge against his former team. He shut down the St. Louis Cardinals in a 4-0 victory, after a season-opening schedule washout left only one NL game. Detroit edged Cleveland 5-4 in the AL affair.
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Murty Dickson
Pittsburgh
St. Louis Cardinals
Dickson
Bob Hannegan
Cardins
Pirates
Murry
Brooklyn
Redbirds
Detroit
Indians
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Balk rule tightens as season opens in Arkansas leagues
The piece notes stricter balk enforcement by umpires, boosting base award on calls and impacting pitchers and managers. It recalls Little Rock Travelers’ opener where a balk by Jim Goodwin helped Memphis score, and highlights Pat Haggerty’s bid for center field, plus updates on Bob Ambler and local semi pro opener events and a new score board at Queen high school stadium.
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Little Rock
Umps
Little Rock Travelers
Memphis
Tom Fleming
Chiei
Jim Goodwin
Jack Sanford
Gerous
al Todd
Pat Haggerty
Travelers
Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
Minneapolis Pat Iacobucci was out pointed by Melzer in West New York New Jersey. Result 146 1 4 to 127 1 2. New York Pat Comiskey at Paterson New Jersey. Sacked by Art Heart in New York 398 to 7.
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Associated Press
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Pat Iacobucci
West New York
N. J
Melzer
New Yor
Ton
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I ‘Aterson
al Sackedma
Art Heart
New York
Shutouts Mark Cotton States League Second Round Opener
The Cotton States league opened the second round with three shutouts. Clarksdale defeated Greenwood 1-0, Monroe beat Natchez 2-0, and Bluff City routed Hot Springs 14-0. El Dorado crushed Greenville 16-1 as the four winners combined for 36 runs to their opponents’ single tally.
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el Dorado
Pine Blutt
Monroe
Hot Springs
Natchez
Greenville
Greenwood
Cotton States
Eague
Netchez
George Lachner
Cliff Coggins
Tide Anamerica
Mississippi Southern
Frank Healey
Colton Mill
Coggins
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Heir
Met Springs
Goss
Pine Blut
Prank Stranahan and Harvvle Ward Reach Finals
Sports Mirror reflects on past finals in amateur golf with Stranahan and Ward advancing to the north and south final rounds. It notes five year, ten year, and fifteen year benchmarks in major sports history, including Toronto beating Detroit for the Stanley Cup and Bobby Riggs at River Oaks.
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Prank Stranahan
Harvvle Ward
Toronto
Detroit
Bobby Riggs
Bitsy Grant
Houston
Tex
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