Abrams Quits Ring After Technical Knockout
In a bout reported from SISAL on Apr 15 to May 6, Abrams quits after a tenth round technical knockout to Antan Muadik. The match, witnessed in Washington DC, ends with Muadik securing a decisive late stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abrams
Ring
Koyo
Chithen
Ye Abrams
Washington DC
Busxer da Putire
Jy Liks
Rinsyeea
Atten Abrams
Antan Muadik
SISAL
Fragmented Friday Program Guide Highlights
A jumble of times and show titles outlines a Friday schedule with music scores newsreels and program blocks. Notable entries include Kate Smith Speaks Market Time Queen for a Day and Meet the Press amid varied musical interludes and broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bis
Sten
Orado Valley
Cecil
Kate Smith
Salite
Bill Boyd
Martin Black
Pee Red“ Hook-ul
Fulton Lewis, Jr
M News
Henry J. Taylor
Moly
Billy Rase
Gabriel Heattier
Mutual
Vergerigh School
Richard Himbar
Mutual Reports
County Boy Scout Group in Session
The Hempstead District held its regular monthly meeting with Dai Stewart, Jed Billis, Howard Pritchard, Wondrow Castleberry, Nora Tol Jett, Bill Mudget, Bill Wray, and others present. Reports covered council committee activity, Camp Hacer, and a camping training session at Pioneer Settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Scout UniTillee
Hope City
Mil
Dai Stewera
Jed Bilis
Howard Pritchard
Wondrow Castleberry
Nora Tol Jett
Bil Mudget
Bill Wray
Love Weenike
J. Atv
Hiems
Nolan Pollet
Car Mona
Tollett
Tesiekanat
Pioneer Saleday
Wight
Wic Wray
Atha
Tesas
Aull Mudgett
Clifford
Bobby Locke Wins Carolinas Open Title in North Carolina
Bobby Locke of Johannesburg South Africa claimed the Carolinas Open golf championship in Southern Pines by one stroke over Johnny Palmer of Adin North Carolina. Locke posted 7 69 7 1 4 8 9 total to finish 271 over 72 holes and earned 350 in first prize. The 661 yard mid Pines course hosted the 46 hole final and Locke set a new Carolinas Open record with his three round totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pines
N. C
Bobby Locke
Johannesburg
South Africa
Afrikander
Johnny Palmer
Adin
Locke
mid-Pines
Cardinals Off to Good Start Leading Loop
The 1949 season opens with Eddie Dyer in charge as Murry Dickson and George Munger pace the Cardinals to a 4-0 shutout of Cincinnati and a 2-0 win over the same team, lifting St. Louis into a first place tie while other major league results unfold across the circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Eddie Dyer
St. Louis Cardinals
Dyer
Redbirds
Cardinals
Murry Dickson
George Munger
Dickson
Munger
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia
Phils
Ben Chapman
Phillies
Boston Braves
Granville Hammer
Bill Valselle
Ecole White
Polo Grounds
Giants
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Ralph Branca
Williard Ramsidell
Preacher Ree
John Mal
John Banta
Sheldon Jones
Ken Trinkle
Leo Dureeher
Docgers
Jack Robinson
Ed Miksis
Bob Ramazzotti
Gene Match
Robinson
John Mize
Sid Gordon
Arky Vaughan
Carl Furillo
Forrest Main
Chicago
Cubs
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Bill Nicholson
Andy Tatko
Main
Ernie Bonham
Hank Barony
Yankees
Washington Senators
Vince Raschi
Gi Coan
Mickey Hal
Detroit
White Sox
Fights Last Night From Associated Press Card Robberies
Boxing results list multiple bouts with fighters and weights. Antoh Raadik stop Georgia Abrams. Maxie Ducuen outpoints Billy Miller. Kid Riviera outpoints Pat Comiskey. Freddie Mona knocks Ceferinn Bronco. Jane Ting Lov and Reece Davis win by points. Charley Zuck scores over Gene BuJand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Antoh Raadik
Estonia
Georgia Abrams
Washington
Milwaukeu
Berl Lyter
Fresno
Jackie Darthard
Kansas City
Oakland
Calif
Maxie Ducusen
New Orleans
Sn Bity Miller
Steeleton
St. Louis
Kid Riviera
Jimmy Wiliams
Pat Comiskey
Paterson
United Press
New York
Freddie Mona
Fath
Binghauston
Jane Ting
Binghamton
Knoekdel
Reecy Davis
Greeneville
Scranton
Charley
Zuck
Gene Bu- Jand
Central Standard Thine Topics and Night Radio Schedule
A scrambled listing outlines Top Radio Programs for Thursday night across stations NEC 7 Henry Aldvich AT Jalsem Jack Casson and others. It names show times 7:30 and 8:30 p.m. with network references CBS ABC MBS plus local talent Gloria De Taven and Gloria Piper Skit. The fragmentary schedule includes numerous program titles and host names for a campus audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
NEC
Henry Aldvich
Jalsem
Jack Casson
Anil
Pones
Wary
Keen
Andorra
He Morgan
Wilfie Piper
Andy Russel
Backus
Gloria de Taven
Texas Longhorns shine in spring baseball roundups
New York sourced report highlights Bibb Falk's Texas U. baseball team after a 21-0 rout of SMU. Bobby Layne pitched for Texas against Doak Walker as SMU managed four hits. Included are notes on Swede Sniderski's football tryout at St. Bonaventure and Charlie Fonville's world shot put comeback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Texas
Bibb Falk
Texas U
Longhorns
Southern Methodist
Dodger
Falk
California
Doak Walker
Walker
S.M.U
Richard
Sniderski
Othe
Hugh Devore
St. Bonaventure
John Agnone
Jim Wilson Breaks 50 Straight Skeet Shoot Record
Jim Wilson was high scorer at the regular skeet shoot on Wednesday afternoon, hitting 30 of 50 to lead all shooters. Two helas were operated with 84 rounds fired. several shooters including Breck Morgan and Lee posted straight runs. The event featured a long list of participants such as Jim Wilson, Gib Hamm, Manuel Hamm, B R Wright, Bud Lee, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Wilson
Breck Morgan
Od Lee
B. RJ Hamm
Gile’ Lewis
Manuel Hamm
Wilson
Jim Lewis
Gib
Hamm
B. R. Wright
Ross _ Wilson
Johnnie Morgan
Beck Price
Bud
Lee
Badow
Gordon
Lewis Reed
Fletcher
Harris
Toot
Cannon
Thomas Wystie
Charles Bryan
Charles Henry
F. D. Blythe
B.C
Keith
Weoen Fagnani
Babe Gosnell
Knigin
Henry
Wylie
Arekon
Griffin
Sonny Wylie
Geo
Newt McLarty
Frank
Lewallen
Herbert Riley
L. Py. Price
Bud Smith
Don
Razorback Track Squad Heads to Drake Relays
The Arkansas Razorbacks depart for Des Moines Iowa for the Drake Relays with a 14 man squad including Charles Baker Clyde Scott Elma Adams Ralph Brooks Mike Schumehyk Tracy Scott Jim Reichert Ross Pritchard Rex Moore Howard Johnson James Cox Leon Campbell Charles Has ham and David Callis. Two alternates Alvin Duke and Leon Werntz stay behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayetteville
Alfman
Baseball scores from yesterday across major leagues
National League games Brooklyn at New York Boston at Philadelphia Chicago at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at St Louis American League Detroit at Chicago Philadelphia at Boston Yankees and others listed. Yesterday results include St Louis 2 Chicago 4 Detroit 4 Chicago 3 New York 9 Brooklyn 5 Philadelphia 4 Boston 2. Regional minor leagues Memphis to Chattanooga 2 Southern Association scores. Texas League matchups Shreveport 1 Houston 1 Fort Worth 6 Dallas 1 Beaumont 0 Tulsa 4 Oklahoma City 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Brooklyn
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Detroit
St. Luis
Cincinnatii
Washington
Memphis
Lith Bork
Mobile
New Orleans
Love and Darling Arm to Keep This Team Congenial
The Hornell Mayme Seals of the Class D Popy Leagie should be strict by first division. The club operator is Harold J. Love. The business manager Jack Darling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love
Darling
Jimiwal
Harold J. Love
Jack Darling
Punt Return Put Hogs on Title Trail
A 1933 Arkansas season opener featured Ralph LaForge returning a kickoff for a touchdown against TCU, keying a 14 0 Razorbacks win. LaForge, and later Tom Murphy, combined speed with deceptive plays as Coach Fred Thomson’s squad started 2 0 in Southwest Conference play despite LaForge leaving the field briefly with boils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
University of Arkansas
Razorbacks
Parker
Arkansas
Ralph LaForge
Little Rock
LaForge
Francis A. Schmidt
Texas Christian University
Schmidt
Horned Frogs
Fayetteville
TCU
Ralph
Razorback
Tomi Murphy
Murphy
Frogs
Boo
LaFarge
Yard Awa
Auskansas
Perkex
Fred Thomson
Chapman end Ward set for North and South Tourney clash
In Pinehurst North Carolina April 22 the North and South amateur golf championship quarterfinals pair Dick Chapman of Pinchest NC against Harvie Ward of UNC. Other matchups include Frank Stranahan versus A Fownes Charles Shaw against Waller, Ray Waylor Jr against Arnold Palmer. Stranahan beat Duff McCullough 5 and 4 yesterday while Dick Chapman defeated George Fulton 7 and 5. Ward defeated Bill Cozart 6 and 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pifiehurst
N.C
Dick Chapman
Pinchest
Harvie Ward
University of North Carolina Star
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Vd. A. Fownes
Oilunes
Charles A. Shaw
High Point
WN. C
Waller
Cisco
Kentucky
Louisville
Ray Waylor Jr
Greensboro
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Stranahan
W. B
Duff McCullough
Philadelphia
George Fulton Jr
Roanoke
Ward
Bill Cozart
Durham
N. C
Son of Vols' Manager's Shining Star
Journalists Association fans question the feats of Nashville's Charlie Gilbert the son of the Vols' manager. He set a new home run record yesterday pacing his team to a 6 2 win over Chattanooga driving in four runs and hitting four circuit clouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mome
Nashville
Clarence Etchisor
Lookouts
Gilbert
Philadelphia Phillies
Ane
Birmingham
Irving Madlinger
Atlanta
Crackers
Bil Kennedy
Ken Olson
New Orleans
Mobile Bears
Bill Hart
Charlie Gilbert
Vols
Chattanooga
Trays rally past Little Rock in extra innings to stay atop standings
Nashville Trays beat Little Rock 8-6 in extras after nine-hit day by New Orleans pitchers. Hugh Mulcahy, once a big leaguer, struggled early as Little Rock plated three in the third. Bill Briggs finished for the win as Bob German yielded ten walks and five errors aided the later rally. The victory keeps Nashville tied for first with Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bears
New Orleans
Memphis
Little Rock
Chicks
Hugh Mulcahy
Trays
Bill Briggs
An &Et
Bob German
Nashville
Mobile
Also Mentioned on This Page
Adva
Temple
Oi Co
McWilliams
W. E.cox
Fulton
Ark
Hope
Robert Ea
New Home
Jou Rease
South Main Street
Sthhouse
Rm Tools
Morrow
le Hes
Cullendale
Fred Daniels
Milendale
Park Lane
Pasana
James Aerory
England
Dward
Windsor
Lesman
Ott
Mark Twain
Litra
N. Y
Trek and Storage Inc
Hope, Ark
Ily fPurniture Co
Star Barber Shop
Harry Segnar
South Main
Texarkana
Foy
Hammons Tractor Co
Walnut St
Singleton
Be NO Hope
Watkins
Lelia Street
Arge
New Schooley’s
J. Schooley
South Walnut
South Hamilton
Brookwood
Proving Ground
Park Drive
West Avenue
MILIS
Haseln
Taree Bart
Chancery Court
Willines
Suld Coud
Chas. Reynerson
Phone
SOBA
The
Star
Glen Walker
ED Lester
Cook
Fred A. Luck
John L Wilson, JR
Omera Evans
Charles Malone Garrett Willis
J. W. Strickland
Joan Gordon Prescott Cecil E. Weaver
Superman
Tom Mix
Revere
Gabriel Heater
M Mutual Newsreel
America
M Family Theatre
Louis Prima
Hmti Cateman
M Mutual Report
AwUuent Faragg
Robert Hurleigh
Johnson Family
Baker
Hillbilly Hoeddwn Bargain Ruahdt
Four Knights Market
Repart
Orm
Progran Happy Holiday Farm
Devolional Hour
Maat
Nicay Wemiss
Mr Nelson
U.S
Minnae Babiy
CBS
ABC
Breen
Queen
Hugh & Fullerton, Jr
Michigan
Charlie Fonville
Kansas
Chapman End Ward
S Shining Star
Roy Allison
W. P. Singleton
Dar, Ark
Foster-Ellis Real Estate & Insurance
East
Pioneer
Call
Welte
Riley Cooper
Texas Ave
Mitty
Walter Mitty
Saenger
R. C. Daniels Collecting Agency
First Nat'l Bank
C. B. Russell Grocery
Mkt
West Third Street
Barwick
Hone
Rusty Jones
Plumbing and Plumbing Fixtures of All Kinds Co
Lauterbach
Walnut Telephone
Feas
A. T. Whitehurst
Rep
Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Association of
Omaha
James & Moore
Cleaners
KXAR
Albert
Albert’s Candy CO
E. Candy Se
Purina
Feeders Supply CO
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!