Breeheen Is Keeping Cards in Race
Card ace Brecheen strengthens St Louis Cardinals surge with an eight hitter win over Cincinnati. Slaughter drives in five and Musial’s bat cools as Cardinals cut Braves lead to 4 1 2 games. Carl Erskine, Bearden shine in separate wins while Indians beat Tigers. Browns top White Sox in a basement clash. Rock Island Fire Department incident closes with minor blunder.
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Cleveland ’26 convention recalled by political writer
Westbrook Pegler recalls the Cleveland 1926 convention with Father Coughlin and Gerald L. K. Smith, the Lemke ticket and O’Brien, noting wartime inflation and ballot rights while lamenting lost hopes and political theater in Philadelphia.
Retirement Upsets Arkansas Grid as Tucker Hands Reins
Little Rock Aug 10 Retirement of John Tucker from active football coaching at Arkansas was expected, with Burnett promoted to replace him. Tucker, a dominant figure, mentored Burnett who had starred at Tech and Little Rock High. Texas high school basketball gains noted, Arkansas’ conference titles contrasted with Texas teams. Local sports tidbits include Hot Springs batting star Herb Adams, Jonesboro golfer Puryear, Texarkana High hiring Pecorale, Camden Krattsmen baseball titles, and an old-timers night eyed for Hot Springs club with Bill Dickey and Paul Dean as honorees.
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Dutch Golfer Mangham Tops Rich Tourney Ahead of St Paul Open
Veteran golfer Floyd Mangham led a long weekend earnings surge with a record $23,500 in a single week at Tam O Shanter, winning the All American professional event and the world championship phase, boosting his yearly total to around $45,000. He topped Sam Snead and Dutch Harrison, earning $10,000 for the playoff and $5,000 for the All American pro trophy plus bonuses and course records.
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Salt of Texas grid and coaching school notes reel
Hugh Fullerton Jr reports from Dallas on basketball coaching, Pete Layden’s pro football flirtations, and SMU spring practice. Texas figures coach Ki Aldrich of Texas Christian and a worried streak in field goal rules. A bruiser nose tale ends with a prowler vanishing as Ki’s brother intervenes.
United States win ruled in disputed Olympic relay
London reports the International Amateur Athletic Federation jury reversed judges and awarded the 400 meter relay victory to the United States after reviewing film and photos. The U S quartet led by Mel Patton and Harrison Dillard overcame a disputed baton exchange that officials say occurred within allowed lines.
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Hempstead District Boy Scout Swim Meet Set for August
The Hempstead District annual swim meet will be held Tuesday August 17 at Hope Municipal Pool in Fairfield. Nolen Tollett, camping activities chairman, announced events for both boys and girls with competitions for winners. Scouts from Danisland District will participate.
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Memphis Chicks Move Up In Southern League Standings
The Memphis Chicks surged in the Southern Association with a double win over Mobile, pulling ahead of Nashville while Little Rock and New Orleans also won. Atlanta and Chattanooga faced struggles as top teams jockeyed for position in a tense pennant race.
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Fights Last Night New York on Dow ineit
Fragmented, garbled report from a New York bout last night outlines bouts and results with scattered names and numbers. It mentions wards, providers, and a chaotic ledger of scores and participants without clear outcomes or context.
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Clarksdale Club Pounds Helena for 7-2 Win
Clarksdale club, with 15 hits, defeated Helena 7 to 2 in an errorless game. Hurley Cotton Hill struck out 12, Lad idig Paul hit a homer in the fourth inning. Natchez beat El Dorado 42 40, while El Dorado made five errors and Natchez four. Tonight's schedule features Pine Bluff at Hot Springs, Greenwood at Greenville, El Dorado at Natchez, and Helena at Clarksdale.
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Baseball Scores and Night Games Across Leagues
Yesterday's results include Cleveland 6 Detroit 2 in the night slate. St Louis 6 Chicago 6 and Brooklyn 2 Philadelphia 1 in night games. St Louis 6 Cincinnati 2 at night. Southern Association New Orleans 2-1 Little Rock Birmingham 14 Chattanooga 6 Mobile 1-2 Memphis 4. Texas League Tulsa 4-8 Oklahoma City 5-2 Shreveport 4 Tulsa 3 Houston 13 Beaumont 4. Ardently noted.
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Camden Legion Team Qualifies for State Play
Litue Rock Aug 10 contenders in the All American Legion junior baseball tournament saw Camden defeat Hal Springs 12 4 to reach the state meet. Fort Smith West Memphis and Little Rock had already qualified, with Little Rock the defending champion. The district playoff between Pine Bluff and Warren was rained out and rescheduled. West Memphis faces the Warren Pine Bluff winner while Little Rock plays Camden Thursday night. Fort Smith draws a first round bye and will meet the Friday winner.
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Merchants to End Season Here Friday
The Hope Merchants close their season Friday with a doubleheader at Hope Fair Park against an opponent from Hot Springs. Ralph Cornelius Oli var Greenberg and Frank Rama will umpire. The team hoped to finish strong as they face top rivals from nearby states.
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Negro 4 H Club Students to State Meet
Twenty four Negro 4 H Club members from multiple communities prepare for the Twenty-Fourth Annual 4 H Camp at Arkansas A N College Pine Bluff August 1 13. Participants from Mt Pleasant Washington Sheppard and other clubs compete in events such as Rope Halter Demonstrations School Dress and Countly Control with DDT while county team demos and apparel entries are planned.
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