Scouting Certificates and School Graduates Announced
The article lists names of Boy Scout training certificate recipients for dubbing and scouring, including Mrs. W. W. Rutherford and J. H. Croften, plus fourteen new registrations and plans for new troops. It notes the Honor Roll at A. M. & N. College for Fall 1957 with Blevins Training School graduates Miss Jessie Mae McFadden and George W. Richardson, and lists 1956-57 prospective graduates from Blevins Training School such as William Burton and Floyde Young. Also mentioned are community events at Williams Chapel Primary Department presenting Happy Go Lucky, the Diamond Jubilee Musical at Garrett Chapel Baptist, and Mt. Olive Church services led by Rev. T. Wett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Rutherford
Leon Burton
Augusta Burton
Dora Kern
Gurtha Williamson
Jeneva McQueary
Cayce B. Smith
George Smith Jn
Bertha Brittian
Earl Bradley
W.v Rutherford
Janer Grisby
Calvin V. Colman
R. H. Piggee
Nashville
J. H. Croften
Hope
Arthur B. McQueary
W. V.rutherford Jr
Jesse Hickerson
Hope Leon Maxwell Cornelius Briggs
R. J. Hicks
A. Hicks
R. A. Hicks Jr
Willie Brandon
John “H. Burton
A. P. Grisby
Cornelius "Griggs
A. M. & N. College
Offic
Blevins Training School
Jessie Mae McFadden
George W. ‘Richardson
Richardson
William Burton
Floyde Young
Nannie Lee Smith
Arwilda
Lee James
James R. Johnson
Eddie Joe Turner
Fern Jane Miller
O. D. McGil
Essie D. Williamson
Georgia
Scroggins
Richard R. Smith
Lee Dell Stuart
Mary J. Morrison
Elsie M. Morrison
John. D. Williams
Lee
Elmer Stewart
Verna Lee Smith
Thomas James Hawkins
Bertha F. Hendricks
Earmest Monk
Glen Conway
Lee Elmer Snowden
Thomas ‘Willamson
E. C. Burton
Mt. Olive
Baptist Church
Adeee Heiggs
Mathew i
Pearline, Phillips
Betty Louise. Smith
T. Wett
Old Hands Take Over Bat Percentage Race
The piece notes Stan Musial and Ted Williams as seasoned leaders in batting, with Musial at .500 in spring and aiming for his seventh NL title with the Cardinals, while Williams leads the AL at .429. It covers spring results including Cincinnati's win over St Louis, Williams's 2200th hit, and several NL and AL games with notable homers and performances by Ashburn, Aaron, Sievers, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Musial
Ted Williams
Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Williams
Mypsial
Cardinas
Cincinnati
Willams
Drivig
Boston Red Sox
Baltimore
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee
Cal Neeman
Braves
Pete Burnside
Pittsburgh
New York Giants
Roy Sievers
Washington
Seators
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Herb Score
Chicago
White Sox
Kansas City A
Detroit Tigers
Willie Mays
Richie ‘Ashburn
Hank Aaron
St. Louis
Hal J.cent
Ferror
Bob Thurman
Hoyt Wilhelm
Frank Robinson
George Crowe
Redlegs
Dick Littlefield
Giants
Cub
Oll
Turle Lown
Lew Burdette
Burnside
al Kaline
Mickey Mantle
Ham
Josef Billy
Logs
RBI
Inal
Frank Sullivan
George Kell
Sievers
Johnny Kucks
Eddie Yost
Sieversmas
Indians
Billy Pierge
Tass
Lou Suzas
Dany Lee
Virgils Trucks
Yankee
Rip Cole
Bill Tuttle-and-Ray
Boone
Harry Simpson
Bob Cerv
Lee
Flanagan Faces Gavilan Tonight in St Paul Bout
Welterweight Del Flanagan returns to his home town to meet Kid Gavilan in a 10 round bout with a reported gate potential up to 45 000. The fight could be Flanagan’s last shot at a welterweight title as Gavilan also seeks a title bid. Both boxers listed near the 147 pound limit and the arena seats may be filled to near capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Minn
del Flanagan
Gavilan
Hateigh
Flanagan
Retnoh Fuentes
Paul
Flenigan Goea
Standings and Results From Yesterday and Today
Standings show Kansas City 5 Detroit 4 Boston 3 Baltimore 1 Washington 3 New York 1 Cleveland 5 Chicago 0. Today Detroit at Chicago Baltimore at New York Boston at Washington New York at Cleveland Kansas City. Yesterday New Orleans 7 Memphis 4 Chattanooga 11 Birmingham 7 Atlanta 12 Nashville 4 Mobile at Little Rock Rain. Mobile at Little Rock Nashville at Atlanta Birmingham at Chattanooga Memphis at New Orleans. Yesterday New York 1 Pittsburgh Milwaukee 2 Chicago 4 Cincinnati 6 St Louis 4. Today St Louis at Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Detroit
Boston
Baltimore
Washington
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Kansas
City
New Orleans
Memphis
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Atlanta
Nashville
Mobile
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chisago U
Pet GB
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Ft Louis
Burdette Demands an Apology Over Spitball Claims
Milwaukee pitcher Burdette demanded a public apology from Cincinnati manager Birdie Tebbetts after being labeled a cheating spitballer by Tebbetts. National League President Warren Giles issued a statement clarifying pitching moisture rules amid ongoing controversy. Burdette said the insult harms his family and sought a ruling to clear his name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Lew Burdette
Milwaukee Braves
Birdie Tebbets
Cincinnati Red
Jegs
Warren Giles
Seithe
Burdette
St. Louis
Redelgs
Cardinals
Tebbetts
Redleg
Burdelle
Tebbetts and
Redlegs
Cage Paul
Giles
Paul
Cincinnati
Cnn
Birdie
Qran
Larry
Goetz
Babe Pinelli
Lee Ballanfant
Rain Cancels Hog Track Meet at Arkansas Campus
Rainy skies forced cancellations across track golf and tennis at the University of Arkansas yesterday. Spring football practice was postponed as Coach Jack Mitchell called off workouts. Scheduled events with Oklahoma ABM and Tulsa University were also canceled with no date set for rescheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkers
Concordiis
Minimae
Unknown TV Battle Tonight in Brovidence Metropolis Theatre
Harold Gomes a New England champion with a 38-4 record and 19 knockouts headlines a television debut tonight at the Metropolitan Theatre. He faces Bobby Rogers in a 10 round bout aired on ABC at 9 p.m. CST. Rogers, 21, began boxing in the Air Force and holds a 10-4-2 record with seven knockouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brovidence
Harold Gomes
Brovie Detce
Bobby Rogers
Chicago
Fatione T
Sion
Metropoliten Theatre
Gomes
New England
ABC. P.m
Thythes
Hythes
Rogers
Cash
Pelicans End Chicks Win Streak In Southern Association
New Orleans Pels topple Memphis 7 0 after shutting down rallying Chicks. Kraly held Memphis to one hit in five innings, aiding the Pelicans to end Nashville’s eight game run with an 11 2 loss to Atlanta. Memphis homer by Nerad and Piktuzis strong early. Atlanta hitters explode for multiple extra bases against Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve 'Kraly
New York Yankees
New Orleans
Memphis
Pels
Chicks
Kraly
Yankees
Pat Foley
Orlonns
Bill Gabler
Atlanta
Nashville
Chatanooga
Birmingham
Mobile
Little Rock
George Pikiuzis
Piktuzis
Foley
Tom Nerad
Hick King
Bob Montagu
Mel Roach
Ben Johnson
Phil Shartz
Derby Open Odds Favor Ford Littler In Louisville
In Louisville the Derby Open tees off with $40,000 to the winner as Doug Ford and Gere Littler head the field. Scratches boost the upset chances with many top names like Arnold Palmer and Billy Casper also listed. The event at Seneca Course in Paris is a distance contest with a strong mix of veterans and dark horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Doug Ford
Gere Littler
Roses
Gouch
Caty Middletoff
Sam Shead
Ford
Littler
Las Vegas
Wwickers
Stan Leonard
Arnold Palmer
Jackie Burke
Don Finsterwald
Phoenix Dhamn
Billy Casper
Ari Wall
Stamland Coubts
Lookouts Fall Back In Slugfest With Birmingham
In a high scoring game at Chattanooga the Lookouts and Birmingham combined for a slugfest. Birmingham erupted for six runs in the fifth after seven in the fourth, with Larry Osborne delivering a bases loaded homer for Baron. Ralph Groves started for Chattanooga, Stump took the loss, and Russ Heman picked up the win after relieving Groves in the fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ler
Lookouts
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Larry Osborne
Baron Wuns
Ralph Groves
Jim Stump
Russ Heman
Groves
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Office Bay
Zoe Bet
Hope Star
Star of Hope
Star Publishing Co
E. Palmer
Alex
H W. Weshburn
Lacy
Alex. H Washburn
Ant’ H Jones
Bona] Parker
Georgm W. Hosmer
Post Office of
Mar
Fayette
Hane
Monty
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Associated Press
Andy Andrews
East 2Nd Street
Foster Realty Company
Phone Prospect
Mathias
Garland School
Lynn Montgomery
Cobb Mattress Shop
West 4Th
Ralph Montgomery Market
Jess Morris
R. L. Ponder
Foster Ave
West 4Th Street
Bath
Ard
Rettig
Diamond Cafe
R. D. Franklin Company
South ‘Elm
South Elm
S. Elm
Lillie Middlebrooks
North Main
Call
Franklin Somton
Col
Fiste
Fanon
Sfer , Storage Co
Prescott
Arkansas
Moore Bros
Texarkana Gazette
Komcctv
Ray Duke
Hope Furniture Co
Mala
Avon Cosmetics
Blackburn
P.Q. Box
Ark
Agong
Sel Hausen
McK Hillery
3Rd Street
Paul Oller
Foster Realty Co
Btrout Realty CO
Hast
Frost Street
Herndon
Cornelius Puneral
Peat Oakcrest Funeral Home, Insurance
Ind & Hatal
Eather Hicke
Blevins Training School News
John Prentiss
Williams Chapel
Wiliams Chapé
S¢ehgel
McDonald’s Farm
Garrett C Capel Baptist
Church
Verger Auditorium
Wilse Davie
Davis
Sethe
Weoge
Sthanwiey
Harold Hendrix
Suis
Melarteral Auto
Wsdatr Bower
Mowers
South Elm ST
Southern ‘Association
W. L
Ghuer
TV Battle Tonight
Pelicans
Giese
Wylie Glass. & Salvage Co
Mt Hope
Perry County
Fannmngs
Milgus
Bynes
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