Derby Purse Richest in Kentucky Derby History
Louisville report notes the 1951 Count Turf purse record may fall as 18 to 21 contenders are listed for the Derby. If all start, the winner could net about $102,800 to $106,800 from a record purse, with conditions and scratch adjustments shaping the final prize.
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Determine
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James Session
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Allied
Count Turfi
Oh ‘Nets
The Negro Community Greenville and church notices
The page lists churches in Greenville and nearby towns with pastors and service times. It notes events like a Melody Five program at BeBeth AME, updates on members returning from conventions, and community notices including a planned roast and fish fry sponsored by local groups. Names include Hicks Funeral Home, Misa Turner, Rev. T. J. Rhone, Rev. J. M. Manning, Rev. G. Paschal, Rev. F. K. Powell, Rev. W. M. Erby, Rev. F. R. Williams, Rev. O. N. Dennis, and Rev. J. M. Manning, with stations and locations such as Hicks Funeral Home and KXAR.
Otton States League Scores and Daily Games Recap
A compact report covers Otton States League standings and results with scattered scores from yesterday’s games, detailing teams like Monroe, Dorada, Pine Bluff, Hot Springs, Greenville, and Meridian. It notes tomorrow’s matchups and includes a brief national sport radio schedule while mentioning past demonstrations and violence in the context of two years ago.
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Greenville . Monroe Hot Springs
Pine Bluff
al Dorado Meridian
Monroe
Hot Springs
Greenville
Meridian
Greenvilla Fi
el Dorado
Pine” Bluff
Ae Springs
Big League Managers Add New Players
Big League managers and co managers including L Tooley Charles Hughes and W H Gunter Rotary Club Harl Martin Citizens Bank Ben Cox Lile Murphy and Norbourn Stark Hope Star met at Legion field last night to scout prospects for the coming season Twelve new players were added to Big League rosters Citizens Bank bid high on Van Moore Ray Marcum Bill Wray and Mantel Mann Lile Murphy added Bobby Wilson Paul Huddleston and A W Marlin The Hone Star bought Frank Horton Eldph Mangumist and A W Marlin The Rotary Club added Steve Marlar Gilbert Hos neycutt Orville Brandan All teams return with sponsors from last season except Lile Murphy now backed by Dr L M Lile and M r E M Murphy The season opens Monday night with Citizens Bank vs Rotary Club and Hope Star vs Lile Murphy at 7 p m Fans invited for openers
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Charles Hughes
W. H. Gunter
Rotary Club
Harl Martin
Citizens ‘Bank
Ben Cox
Lile Murphy
Norbourn Stark
Hope Star
Legion Field
Citizens Bank
van Moore
Ray Marcum
Bill Wray
Mantel Mann
Bobby Wilson
Paul
Huddleston
Lile-Murphy
L. M. Lile
E. M. Murphy
Juicy Cheser Hospital
Big ‘League
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Baseball scores from Associated Press roundup
In American Association action Kansas City beat Couisville 4 to 3 in 12 innings. Indianapolis defeated Toledo 3 to 1. Paul routed Charleston 13 to 3. Columbus won 6 to 2 over Minneapolis. In the Texas League San Antonio defeated Tulsa 5 to 1. Beaumont beat Dallas 7 to 3. Shreveport won 1 to 0. Oklahoma City topped Houston 7 to 3.
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Couisville
Indianapolis
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Paul
Charleston
Columbus
Minneapolis
San Antonio
Tulsa
Beaumont
Dallas & Fort Worth
Shreveport
Oklahoma City
Houston
Television Plan shakes college football schedule balance
The NFL revealed fall TV plans signaling pro coverage on Saturdays may erode college football's hold on prime viewing. Notre Dame and SMU eye Dec 4 with Dallas telecast that could push pros into weekend slots. The spread of Saturday games and regional matchups aims to maximize exposure and profits.
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National Football League
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Sparigor Scorsiders
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SMU
Dallas
Hookay
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Los Angeles
Traw Manager Satisfied With Hurling
The Atlanta Crackers dropped a 10 inning loss to New Orleans as a Pelican kid from Brooklyn hit a walk off homer to lift the Pelicans to first place. Rookie Bob Honor hitless and Grissom walked, Powers received an intentional pass, and Freese doubled. Little Rock, Nashville, Memphis, Mobile, and Birmingham also featured in the Southern Association race.
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Brooklin
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Pole
Mightield
Honor
Herb Grissom
George Freesr
John Powers
Little’ Rock
Bacr
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Nashville
Meraphis
Mobile
Birmingham
Tisti
Little Rock
Bill Norman
Patton Moves Into Favorite Role In Amateur Golf
Pinehurst North Carolina reports Billy Joe Patton becomes the favorite as the 14th Worth and South amateur gait championship enters the semifinal round. Patton beat Dick Chapman in the quarterfinals, facing Wirin Hyndman while Alex Walsh meets Frank Meachum in the other semi. Chapman, a former U S and British amateur champion, plays on his home course but has yet to win this tournament.
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Fank Meachum
Roanoke
Thipids
N. Cy Welsh
Chapman
Chapmen
U. S
Little Rock Nabs 7 1 Victory as Martin Delivers
In a Tuesday game Hal Martin, the veteran outfielder acquired from Hot Springs Bathers, hit two runners helping Little Rock to a 7 1 win over New Orleans. The manager praised a key man's readiness and hinted at coming around with his scoring pace.
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Little Rock
Hal Martin
Springs Bathers
Martin
New Orleans
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