Top Radio Programs New York Aug 0
Radio listings for New York feature a Monday lineup including Gordon MacAre at 7 30 Howard Barlow 6 Fain Pinta in Vnothees concert 8 30 Band of America 9 40 Boston Pane or Cheaten Cas 7 How to Panel 8 36 Talent Beaute and a Romance drama 6 30 Meet Millie Strawhat concert 50 Ralph Flanagan. Tuesday items mention Baseball MAS game on the network and broadcasts across NBC CBS ARG and MBS schedules with various shows and times including Crime Fighter Murder by Experts and a Korean report.
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Notice to Vacate Alley in Friaca Addition Hope Ark
Legal notice states petition filed with Jupe City Council by Dee Rogers and others to vacate and abandon alley running east to west through Friaca Addition. Public hearing set for August 7, 1901 at 7:90 p.m. City Clerk certifies notice and urges all affected residents to attend.
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Property owners warned of local improvement district Hope Ark
Loutlined notice states a petition seeks a local improvement district to fund street and utility work in Hope Arkansas. It lists specific lots in Mocka Fowlers and Pantera Additions and assigns costs to benefiting properties. Public hearing set for 7:30 p.m. July 1951 at City Hall.
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Indians Rise to Tie Yankees in Wild Brawl of Baseball
Cleveland moves into a share of first place with New York after a dramatic surge. The Indians swept four straight against the Athletics and gained in the standings as the Yankees held a thin half game lead, with tied, back-and-forth results across the league.
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Most-Hunted Man Gene Embry Captured by FBI
The FBI arrested Gene Embry once listed among the nation s ten most wanted criminals for the $83 943 Monroe National Bank robbery in Columbia He had been living in Kansas City working at a filling station and faced earlier prison terms Embry was described as dangerous and new addition to the bureau s most wanted list.
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League Leaders By The Associated Press Voting
American League leaders are listed by batting and pitching stats from the AP poll. Highlights include Williams of Boston leading in home runs with 22 and 44 RBIs, DiMaggio and Fox among doubles leaders, and Morgan and Moller topping win–loss records in the four-season voting snapshot. The National League section notes Musial and Ashburn as top batters, Kiner with RBIs, and Newcombe and Spahn leading strikeouts.
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Middlecoff Wins O Shanter World Championship Phase
Cary Middlecoff captured the top prize of 2250 in Tom O Shanter’s world championship phase as golf’s richest payoff, finishing 274 14 under par. Fred Hawkins took second for 1400, Ted Kroll third with 1200, and Skee Riegel tied for fourth with 1100 as 65 pros vie for the 50000 world title.
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Baseball Daily Schedule and Results Snapshot
Tonight's games: Washington at New York and Chicago at Detroit. No other games today. Yesterday results include New York 6 St Louis 4 and Chicago 6 Washington 4. Scores across minor leagues feature Memphis, Atlanta, Mobile, New Orleans, Buffalo, Baltimore, Rochester, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Louisville, Minneapolis, Milwaukee, Seattle, and more.
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Baseball May Pick Czar on Tuesday
New York Aug. It is uncertain that baseball will elect a new commissioner tomorrow but when chosen he will face the biggest problems ever confronted by the game. The mayor’s successor must represent baseball in the Washington congressional investigation, rule on the reserve clause, craft a TV and radio policy for the minors, and handle the Pacific Coast League third major league question. Sixteen owners linger over the choice, with five names seen as possible front runners: Douglas MacArthur Farrey Ford Frick Warren Giles and George Trautman. A poll shows owners favor delaying action and narrowing the field before proceeding.
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Sports Mirror Today A Year Ago Babe Die drikson Zaharias
A jumble of past sports milestones notes Babe Didrikson Zaharias winning the All American Women’s Open Golf title five years ago Mickey Owen’s Dodgers catchey plans to seek reinstatement to the majors five years ago Whirlaway wins the Saratoga Handicap ten years ago Babe Ruth’s homer highlight twenty years ago and a note on tires versus air in tractors amid Texas League scores Fort Worth 7 Dallas 4 Houston 4 Beaumont 0 San Antonio 5 Shreveport 4 Oklahoma City 3 Tulsa 2
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