Kentucky Derby Week Opens At Churchill Downs In 76th Season
Churchill Downs opened its 76th season with Derby fever rising a week away. Eleven derby hopefuls and a large opening card highlighted by the Churchill Downs Handicap as owners conserve energy for the big race. New president Bill Corum and racing secretary Brent Burton assumed duties, and the front grandstand was concreted as Keeneland spring meet ended. About 100 billion pounds of milk are produced annually in the United States.
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Dooly
Black
George
Hawley
Stranded
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Admiral
Wisewisin Boy
Jiminy Cricket
Lot O Luck
Hot Springs Batting Spree Highlights Cotton States Baseball
Hot Springs powering through the Cotton States slate with a late surge, slugging key homer by Lea Grady and Bernard Krauss plus a late rally. Pine Bluff beat Il Dorado 9 2 behind Adan Stempkowski, greensville fell to Hot Springs 11 4, Greenwood topped Natchez 4 3, reshaping standings as Munro edged Clarksdale 3 2.
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Associated Press
Pine Bluff
Hot Springs
Cotton States
Adan Stempkowski
Il Dorado
Greenville
Fred W. K
Bernard Krauss
Joe Rulle
Krauss
Lea Grady
Rulle
Searig
Arkansas State Dominates Arkansas State Teachers Rivalry
Arkansas State College surged to first place in ASC standings after routing Arkansas State Teachers and defeating Conway’s Weathers in a dual meet. The Indians swept baseball and held the Teachers to a tie in a tide meet, with strong showings in golf and tennis at Little Rock and other sports reporting.
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Radio schedule wrap contains many programs and hosts
A dense list of radio programs, hosts, and times across channels includes musical shows, news bulletins, dramas, religious services, and variety segments. Notable items mention Hawaii Calls, John B. Kennedy News, Rhythm Roundup, Dance Music, and various themed hours with multiple performers and stations listed.
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Mural Network
Tracey Palse
Paul Taubman
Hawaii
John B. Kennedy
Lormbardoland
USA
Chicago Theater of Air
Kings of Harmony
Walnut St
Voices of Strings
Cunningham
Ivory
Juvenile
Hopalong Cassidy
Martin Kane
Unclear OCR fight results amid garbled street names
Fragmentary notice references last night fights with scattered names and places such as New York Detroit and Los Angeles. Details are unreadable, dates and outcomes cannot be determined from the garbled text.
Prescott News Society Notices and Club Events
The Prescott News lists church youth groups meeting Sunday at 6 pm for potlucks rehearsals and worship. It notes revival preaching at Fort Smith, a Prescott Baseball Association meeting Monday at 7 30, and multiple social club gatherings with hostess duties, programs, and prizes. The paper also covers W S C S mission study, Canasta party, canasta at the home of Mrs. Starkey, and local visits and illnesses among residents.
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Wesleyan Service Guild
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Methodist Church
Joe T. Smith
Lela Hays
WSCS
First Methodist Church
FG. Brummett
Woyd Hamm
Brummett
J. W. McMahon
Generale
W. R. Mambeight
Dt. H. Butoh
Korea
Charlie Scott Givide
D. S. Jordas
Mes
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Standings and player stats from Cotton Em league
Fragmentary standings and stats list from Cotton Em league with players tied in homers and triples. Names include Berra DiMaggio Wood Kokes Monroe Dillinger and others from New York Philadelphia Greenville Natchez Pine Bluff Hot Springs Clarksdale Greenwood El Dorado St Louis and Boston. Stolen bases show Dillingey and multiple players tied at one.
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Greenwood
Natchez
Charlie Rogg
Jim Gilbert
Clarksdale
Agale
Berra
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Stephens
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Henrich
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Dillinger
Natchez T
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Anc Kokes
Greenville
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St Louis
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Clarksdate
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Greenvitle
Legionaires and Springhill Battle in High-Scoring Nailbiter
In Legion Field Hope edges Springhill 10 to 8 as Springhill misplays in early innings gift Hope a quick lead. Charlie Gough earned his Southwest League win with six hits allowed and timely double plays from his teammates, while Leroy Ridling Bob White Buddy White and Gilson Ross produced key hits for Hope.
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Charlie Gough
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Leroy Ridling
Giblson Ross
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Terry Cooley
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Fryer
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League Leaders National League Batting and More
The summary lists batting leaders in the National and American leagues with names such as Musial St Louis and Waitkus Philadelphia leading National League batting. Runs and hits leaders include Ashurn Philadelphia Waitkus and Jones Philadelphia. Home run and stolen base leaders feature Campanella Brooklyn Westlake Pittsburgh Snider Reese with multiple names across teams.
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Jeth
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American butte cheest and cadi centrated amuk industries
A rough OCR fragment notes about industries producing products worth about 2.5 billion dollars annually. The text references American butte, cheest and cadi centrated amuk industries and a broad annual output figure.
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Bases rally caps third league win over nine run game
Jack McClendon delivered a perfect bunt to spark a rally sending Bob White home and triggering a busy inning as Colley’s throw miscues aided three more as the Legionnaires won their third league contest. Singleton belted a two run homer in the third, with White and Ross driving in runs. Next game vs the El Dorado Oilers Monday in League Play.
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Bob White
Colley
McClendon
Legionnaires
Larry Singleton
el Dorado Oilers
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