Social and Personal News of Hope April 22
The Friday Music club meets at Mrs. Garrett Story’s home for rehearsal at 8 o clock. A Bible study for Women’s Missionary Society members at the church is set for Monday at 2 30. Red Cross Emmet committees and chairmen are announced with a list of supervisors and workers. Gardenia Garden Club reports pruning program with first place for a flower exhibit. Mission Study Circle No 2 convenes at Mrs. Frank Ward’s home with iris decor. Local social notes include guests arriving from Waco El Dorado and Cincinnati and visitors from Richmond and Los Angeles. Hospital updates list Kenneth Gilliam improving, Olis E Foster a patient after appendectomy, and a birth at Julia Chester. Comms note: Hazel Bryant leaves Fort Des Moines for Richmond. Abner Hervey completes basic flying at Gardner Field.
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Frank Ward
Two Horse Derby Looms in 1943 Kentucky Run
Louisville April 22 The Derby favorite clash centers on a two horse tussle between Ben Jones trained Ocean Wave and Count Fleet. Wave billed as sharpest threat after Blue Grass win, with field including Blue Swords Amember Light Seven Hearts Vatdina Lot Dove-Pie Gull Shower Modest Lad No Wrinkles Bankrupt Burnt Cork Slide Rule Twoses and others.
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Lawrin Pack
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Amember Light
Vatdina Lot
Dove-Pie
Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
Cleveland Lloyd Marshall outpointed Anton Christofaridis in Sacramento. Buddy Walker defeated Patsy Perroni in Columbus Georgia.
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Sacramento
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Anton Christofaridis
Jack
Buddy) Walker
Columbus
Patsy Perroni
Opening-day major league stories spark debate
In the New York Roundup by Hugh Fullerton Jr the piece questions whether the 1943 baseball model is dead or just the hitters. It notes managers sheltering arms, Vander Meer and Mort Cooper, war worker plans for Phils and Braves, and a vibrant youth sports push in New York with $10,000 prize money drawing 20,000 youths. It also references guest star Bill McKee, trainer Cecil Wilhelm, and wartime sports drives nationwide.
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Bill Cox
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Vander Meer and Marshall lift Reds past Cardinals in 11th
Johnny Vander Meer pitched a no hit bid for the Reds while Max Marshall drove in the winning run with a single in the eleventh against the Cardinals. Rip Sewell and Frank Colman spark Pirates attack, handling Cubs with a three-hit effort and Colman collecting a single, double and triple. Jim Bagby and Buddy Rosar help Cleveland Indians beat the Tigers. Hollingsworth twirls four-hit game as Browns top White Sox.
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Jungle stakes and a daring girl in the estancias
Barry awakens after fever to a tropic morning as Allison taunts him and leads him toward the jungle. They meet montadores and chicleros at zapote trees while Allison demonstrates hunting gear and warns of venomous snakes. Barry questions her plans but admires her resolve as danger and fascination intertwine.
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Great Hurling Features First Day of Baseball
Opening day in the major leagues showcased standout pitching with four shutouts and two 1-0 games. Vander Meer vs Cooper in Cincinnati yielded a 1-0 Reds win in 11 innings as Lonny Frey scored the decisive run. Cleveland beat Detroit 1-0 on Jim Bagby’s pitching and a Buddy Rosar double in the ninth. Rip Sewell and Al Hollingsworth starred in Pittsburgh and St Louis wins, while weather limited attendance to 65,021 across eight games.
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Sports Mirror: Past NL Lead Games and ABC Bowling Highlight
A year ago Brooklyn beat the Braves 4 0 in the twelfth to hold the National League lead. The Yankees and Red Sox shared the American League lead. Three years ago Angelo Comani¢o of Canton SC rolled 300 in the American Bowling Congress tournament, second of the event and eighth in ABC history. Five years ago Brooklyn hosted 31 254 fans as the New York Giants won 3 2 behind Harry Gumbert.
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Buddy) Rosar
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