Radio Schedule Dense with Programs and Hosts
A long list of radio programs, hosts, and time slots spanning Friday through Monday, naming shows like Dance Music, The Gospel Hour, Music for Sunday, and Mystery Melodies, with announcers such as Allen B Harper and Charles Keaton, plus news slots and sports updates.
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Mai Allen
Lombardo Land
Chicago Theater of Alr
Record Review
Lew White
Allen B. Harper
Evangelist
Voice of Prophecy
N. W. Univ
Charles Keaton
Mutual Music Hox
the Gospel Hour
Carle Saenger
Nick Carter
Johnny Desmond
Roy Rogers
Jimmie Fidler
Don Wright
William Hillman
Mutual
Cecil Brown
M. J
Victor H. Lindlahr
Doubleday
Kate Smith
Gabriel Heatter
John Daniel
Queen
Sardl’s
U. 8
Marine Band
Siperman
Captain
Tom Mix
Salon Serenade
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Sherlock Helmes
Bill Henry
Inside of
Mike Mysteries
Hy Gardner
Muttal
Top Radio Programs on Saturday Listings in New York
A listing of Saturday radio programs across NBC CBS and ABC networks in New York shows a mix of talk shows music hour slots and serials. Notable entries include Vic Damone Judy Collins Grand Ole Opry Spike Jones Pat Now and Gang Busters with varied start times and local scheduling notes.
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New York
NBC
Vic Darone
Hally
Judy Cubova
CBS
Spike Jones
Gene
Philip Marlowe
ABC
Ibdiile Herman
Pat
Darkee
Guy Lombardoy
Chicago
Prescott Area Church Groups Plan Busy Week Activities
Local Presbyterian and Baptist circles schedule Monday meetings at homes and churches in Prescott. W M A and Boy Scout events unfold with a planned Exposition visit, a Tuesday service and deacon gathering, followed by a P T A Pilgrimage honoring teachers, National Family Week and National Better Homes Week. A piano concert by Miss Virginia Queen at First Baptist Church caps the week, with guest artists from Ouachita College and relatives in attendance.
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Prescott Parent-Teachers Association
Prescott
Virginia Queen
First Baptist Church
Miss Queen
Ouachita College
Arkadelphia
Rey
J. F. Queen
Helen Lyons
Crawford
Queen
Texarkana Woman to Play for Southern Title
Texarkana golfer Betty MacKinnen advanced to the final of the Southern Women's Golf tournament in New Orleans with a 6 and 5 win over Georgia champion Mary Leana Faulk, while Margaret Gunther of Memphis defeated Mrs. Sam Israel of New Orleans 5 and 4.
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New Orleans
Arkansas
Betty MacKinnen
Margaret Gunther
Memphis
Miss MacKinnen
Texarkana
Georgia
Mary Leana Faulk
Miss Gunther
Sam Israel
Baseball suspensions spark debate on spectator conduct
New York, April 30. Manager Tommy Thomas and infielder Ellis Clary of the Baltimore Orioles are suspended after Clary entered the stands to confront an abusive fan. Giants manager Leo Durocher also faces suspension for allegedly clouting a patron. The incidents raise questions about club responsibility to protect players from spectators. The piece notes tickets allow heckling but not retaliation, urges ushers and police to enforce rules, and comments on fair treatment of fans versus player restraint. Includes assorted sport notes and trivia from college and track programs.
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New York
Tommy Thomas
Ellis Clary
Baltimore Orioles
Clary
Leo Durocher
New York Giants
Fang
Thomas
Durocher
Hog Baseballers Take Washington By 7 3 Score
Arkansas Razorbacks defeated Washington Huskies 7 to 3 in the opening game of the series. Dewey Thornton of Hot Springs collected three of Arkansas eight hits. Tom Parter earned the win as pitcher in St Louis on April 30.
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St. Louis
UPI
Arkansas
Washington
Razorbacks
Dewey Thornton
Hot Springs
Arkansan
Tom Parter
Leo the Lip Silent on Second Suspension from Baseball
Leo Durocher the Giants manager was ordered to keep silent after a second suspension, with a hearing set before Commissioner Chandler in Cincinnati. The incident followed a confrontation with Brooklyn fan Fred Boysen at the Polo Grounds, amid ongoing debate among New York sports writers over the severity of the punishment.
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New York
Leo Durocher
New York Giants
Horace Stoneham
A. B. Chandler
Cittelnnati
Chandler
Boston
Stoneham
Frankie Frisch
Durocher
Dodgers
Giants
Eddie Brannick
Boysen
Oscar Weissman
Sam Fuel
Reinish
Benjamin H. Chasin
Brooklyn
Leo
Island of Escape Isle mates lure on Spears Island tragedy
Four members of a lonely hearts club travel to Spears Island where a wealthy man will pick a mate. One seeks revenge a widow a bashful spinster and a fourth dies. The island proves not an escape but a trap.
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Lonely Hearts Club
Spears Island
Giants Slam To Take First Place In NL Standings
Giants slugger Sid Gordon and Walker Cooper homered to power a 10-9 10 inning win over the Braves shifting New York into undisputed first place. Clint Hartung struggled early, Billy Rigney delivered a go-ahead 10th inning double, and Cincinnati’s Reds surged to 17-3 over Pittsburgh as Ken Weintzelman took the loss for Pittsburgh. Ken Weintzelman, Roy Campanella homered for Brooklyn in a 5-2 win over Philadelphia. Smoky Burgess’ 12th inning single gave Chicago a 5-4 edge over St. Louis. Vic Raschi beat Boston for the first time in his career as New York Yankees pitcher. Lou Brissie won his third straight for Philadelphia over Washington 6-5. Gene Bearden beat Detroit 4-1. Chicago and St Louis not scheduled.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Leo Durocher
New York Giants
Giants
Sid Gordon
Walker Cooper
Boston Braves
Clint Hartung
Gordon
Rhys Fae Giants
Boston
Billy Rigney
Cincinnati
Reds
Pittsburgh
Bill Werley
Howie Fox
Ken Weintzelman
Phillies
Brooklyn Dodgers
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Forresto
Smoky Burgess
Southern Association
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Vic Raschi
Red Sox
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Vern Stephens
Kramer
Lou Brissie
Philadelphia
Washington
Gene Bearden
Cleveland
Detroit
Bearden
Tigers
St. Lewis
Wisconsin wins double relay at Drake Relays opening
Des Moines. Don Gehrmann and teammate twice rallied from behind to secure a double relay victory for Wisconsin as the Drake Relays opened. In golf at Pinehurst Peggy Kirk defeated national champ Grace Lentayk five and four to win the North and South Women’s Amateur title.
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Associated Press
Des Monnes
Don Gehramann
Wisconsin
Pinehurst
N. C
Peggy Kirk
Grace Lentayk
Baseball Scores and Standings From Yesterday's Games
Yesterday's results include New York 7 Boston 1 and New York 10 Boston 9 in extra innings. Philadelphia 4 Brooklyn 2, Chicago 55 St Louis with 12 innings, Cincinnati 7 Pittsburgh 3, New York 10 Boston 9 in 12. Also Southern Association New Orleans 66 Memphis 5 in 10 innings and other league results and postponements.
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St. Louis
Southern Association
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Greenwood
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Brooklyn
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Pittsburgh
Fights Last Night Across The Nation
United Press reports results from multiple boxing bouts. Tony Pellone outpointed Joe Micelli in New York. Benny Evans defeated Earle Wenbourne in Omaha. Joe Taylor stopped J T Ross in Syracuse. Maxie Docusen outpointed Tony Chavez in Tacoma. Hermie Freeman drew with Red Perkins in Bangor. Benny Black defeated Jimmy McCann in Hollywood.
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Associated Press
New York
Tony Pellone
Joe Micelli
Omaha
Nebr
Benny Evans
Oklahoma City
Earle Wenbourne
Lincoln
Neb
Syracuse
N. Y
Joe Taylor
Binghamton
J. T. Ross
San Jose
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Wash
Maxie Docusen
New Orleans
Tony Chavez
United Press
Bangor
Hermie Freeman
Eagle Lake
Drew
Red Perkins
Manchester
Hollywood
Benny Black
Los Angeles
Jimmy McCann
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