Bobcats Hold First Scrimmage Under Wing T Plan
The Bobcats held their first scrimmage of the season with coach John Pierce and Jim Faulkner noting promising talent and a young 1951 squad. Players A G Fuller ay Roy Wray and three quarterbacks McLarty Murphy and Earl Ray showed potential as Pierce and Faulkner praised blocking by Billy Compton and linemen Beverley and Yocom while planning more practice and a second scrimmage ahead of Pine Bluff.
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Bobcats
John Rh
Pierce
Cats
Jim Faulkner
Arkansas State Teachers College
A. G. Fuller
Roy Wray
David Porterfield
Richard McDowell
Faulkner
Tony’ McLarty
Earl Ray Murphy
Mac McLarty
Billy Compton
Charles Beverley
Kendall Yocom
Pine Bluff
When to Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables by John Alden Knight
The article presents Solunar timing patterns from John Alden Knight’s tables. It explains major periods start at dawn, lasting about two hours, with minor periods shorter and less regular. Readers are advised to plan fishing and hunting around these solar-based periods.
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John Alden Knight
Fisherman Chokes on His Own Catch in Harbor
SOMERS POINT NJ CAP A man choked to death Monday when a fish he caught landed in his mouth as he swung it. George C Shaffer 20 of Gleucester City died on arrival at Shore Memorial Hospital. Hospital said death was from strangulation. Shaffer was fishing from a row boat in Great Eye Harbor Bay with friends. They said he caught a small black bass and swung it around his head. The fish landed in Shaffer s mouth and could not be dislodged.
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Somers Point
Cap
George C. Shaffer
Gleucester City
Shore Memorial Hospital
Shaffer
Great Eye Harbor Bay
Benefit Cage Game for M. Stokes in Monticello
A charity basketball game featuring top stars like Stokes friend Twyman and coaches Auerbach and Seymour will be held in Monticello to fund ongoing treatment for Maurice Stokes who was paralyzed by encephalitis. Proceeds support his care at Christ Hospital Cincinnati as he regains movement and speech after a long illness.
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Monticello
N.Y
Jack Twyman
Maurice
Stokes
Bob Cousy
Bill Russell
Wat
Chamberlain
Dolph Schayes
Bob Pettit
Cincinnati Royals
Rod Auerbach
Boston Celtics
Paul Seymour
St. Louis Hawks
Catskills
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Twyman
Pittsburgh
Twymann
St. Francis 'Pa
The
Royals
Teen-Ager and Grandma in USGA Women's Amateur
In Tacoma AP report Roberta Albers a 14 year old from Tampa faces Mrs Henry Hulscher of Tacoma as the USGA Women's Amateur Championship cuts field to 76 after first round match play. JoAnne Gunderson of Seattle defeated Katheryn Farrell while Roberta Dwyer of Portland fell to Roberta Albers.
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Wash
Frony
Roberta Albers
Tampa
Fla
Henry Hulscher
USGA
Roberta
Joanne Gunderson
Seattle
Mrs. Hulscher
Joanne
Katheryn Farrellor
Decatur
Ata
Patricia Dwyer
Portland
Ore
Football Player Rosters From An Old School Team
The fragment lists numerous players with class years and weights including Ed Taylor Junior 185 and Orville Steadman Junior 183 along with Sam Brown Senior 145 and Tony McLarty Senior 160. Also mentioned are Earl Ray Murphy Junior 155 Maur ice Sullivan Junior 260 Rit John Crain Senior 150 and Charles Horton Junior 140 among others.
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Ed Taylor
Orville Steadman
Jimmy Walker
RE — Ray Easterling
Sam Brown
James Marcum
Cannon Flowers
Charles Carver
Tony McLarty
Earl Ray Murphy
Mac McLarty
David Porterfield
Sunny Williams
Matt Wassell
Charles Horton
Ray Wray
Jon Roy Atchley
Charles Dudley
Maurice Sullivan
John Crain
Richard McDewell
AL G. Fuller
Tinger McClellan
Dewell Still
Fight Results From The Associated Press Mixed Cards
Miami Plu Tomasi defeats Pittsburgh JIm Mixkey 88 189. Homestead Veto Henry Blank wins lWthe event.
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Associated
PRESS
Miami
Plu — Tomasi
Pittsburgh
Jim
Mixkey
Homestead
Veto
Henry Blank
lWthe
Reds Face Rugged Six-Day Stretch in Tight National League Race
The Cincinnati Reds start a pivotal six-game stretch tonight at Crosley Field with a doubleheader against the San Francisco Giants, while Dodgers and Giants clash in a crucial set. Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle chase Babe Ruth's 60 homer pace as the Yankees visit Los Angeles for a three-game series amid pennant pressure.
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Cincinnati Teds
Los Angeles Dodgers
Reds
Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Crosley Field
Roger Maris
Mickey Mantle
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Los Angeles
Angels
Yankees
Joey Jay
Babs Purkey
Kim O'Toole
Ken Johnson
Purkey
Johnson
Mike McCormick
Sam Jones
Billy O'Dell
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati
Walter Alston
Walter O'Malley
Alston
Dedgers
Tigers
Bill Stafford
Ken McBride
Sonight
Maris
Mantle
Ruth
Wrigley Fick
Wrigley Field
Detroit Beats Prana Senzina in Global Chess Event
In Chicago Freddy Mack of New York tied with Chuck Garrett of Chicago at 179 while Roger Rischer of San Francisco defeated Kirk Barrow of Slokane and drew with outpointer 10. A million earthquakes shake out planet every year.
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Prana Senzina
Germany
Chicago
Freddy Mack
New York
Chuck Garrett
Drew
San Franciseco
Roger Rischer
Oakland
Calif
Kirk Barrow
Slokane
Wash
Standings and schedules in scattered 1950s baseball columns
Standings for the Southern Association list Birmingham Chattanooga Little Rock Atlanta Nashville and Shreveport with varied records. Monday and Tuesday results include Mobile over Birmingham and Atlanta over Shreveport while other leagues show New York Detroit Boston and Chicago results. Schedule notes mention Washington at Boston and Minnesota at Chicago with several city matchups in the National and American Leagues.
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Southern Association
Associated Press
W. L.pet
Biringham
Chattanoga
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Atlanta
Milan
Nashville
Shreveport
Mobile
Sienna
Macon
Chathinagga
Imaron
American League
New York
Detroit
Baltimore
Chicago
Boston
ABA
Washington
Vangars City
Thallimore
Rai
Cleveland
Minnesota
Kansas City
Los Angeles
New Orleans Ball Players Win Again in Amateur Tournament
New Orleans, undefeated in All-American Amateur Baseball Association play, clinched the championship with a 2 to 1 victory over Birmingham, Alabama, in the final Monday night. The New Orleans team becomes the first from the city to win the tournament in its 17 year history.
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New Orleans
Jounstow
New Orleana
Birnin Fina
Ala
Seven ex Champs Enter U S Amateur at Pebble Beach
Seven past champions led by 1960 winner Deane Beman of Arlington Virginia headline a record 2019 entry for the National Amateur Golf Championship to be played at Pebble Beach September 11 to 16. The field will be cut to 200 after 36 hole qualifying tests at 37 sectional sites on August 20 29 and 31. The seven former champions plus 21 others are exempt from qualifying on past records.
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New York
Deane Beman
Arlington
Pebble Beach
Calif
U.S. Golf Association
Sikes Leads Trans-Miss Championship After Opening Round
In Oklahoma City area play, H. Sikes of Arkansas holds a one stroke lead through 14 holes in the Trans-Mississippi Championship after opening rounds. Sikes carded a 66 at Twin Hills Country Club, edging Glen Fowler who shot 67. Jim Wright of Enid stood two back with 69.
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Oklahoma City
Arkansas
H. Sikes
Sikes
Public Links
Tillehokder
University of Arkansas
Glen Fowler
Twin Tills Country Club
Fowler
Jim Wright
Enid
Okla
Wiul
Tigers and Reds Post Strong 1960 Attendance Gains
New York AP reports Detroit Tigers and Cincinnati Reds boosted home crowds this season exceeding last year’s totals. Tigers averaged 10,930 per game with a 235,000 rise, Reds drawing 72,520 in attendance with a 245,000 increase. Major leagues total shows a seven percent dip from 1960.
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NEW York
Detroit Tigers
Cincinnati Reds
Tigers
Reeds
Detroit
Cincinati
Reds
Chicago White Sox
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
8 Little Leaguers Seek Crown
In Williamsport Pa eight teams prepare for World Series eliminations. Defending champion Levitown Pa faces Cajon Calif Western regional winner as Montreal Canada meets Hilo Hawaii Pacific regional winner. Semifinals and final set for Saturday with the championship to follow.
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Levitown
Cajon
Calif
Montreal
Chammpion
Hilo
Hawaii
Pacific
Chattanooga Loses Game and Catcher in 3-2 Defeat
Vernon Butler reports Chattanooga Lookouts lose key game as catcher Dick Teed sprains ankle running out a double and Little Rock Travelers rally to a 3-2 win. Bradley earns his 12th victory, Rabe improves to 13-5, and Birmingham drops to third.
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Vernon Butler
Associated Press
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Southern Association
Lookouts
Little Rock Travelers
Dick Teed
Teed
Little Rock
Atlanta
Righ
John Boozer
Bradley
Rabe
Jerry Snyder
Herb Plews
Peaches
Bill Graham
Mozile
Bear
Ed Dick
Fishing Around Arkansas Lakes Forecast
Forecast from the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission covers Lake Hamilton Lake Conway Lake Catherine Lake Greeson Lake Bull Shoals Lake Maumelle Lake Ouachita Lake Norfork with notes on water clarity normal conditions and bass bream crappie bluegill and minnow activity. Specifics list bass fair to good on artificial baits plugs and worms while crappie and bream show mixed results across lakes. Lake Norfork is reported as fishing poor.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
Lake Hamilton
Lake Conway
Lake Catherine
Lake Greeson
Lake Norfork
Trapshoot Title Is Up for Grabs
The second championship round of the world series of trapshooting kicks off with top marksmen from eight states tying for the Champion of champions race. Notables include Olimer W. Webb Sr., Dan Orlich, and George Snellenberger as Shootoffs continue after a 100 target regular event. Mary Christopher defeats Mrs. Deckert for the women’s title in a 95-24 final.
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Frit Howell
Associated Press
Vandataa
Chin
API
America Trapshot
Locay
Olimer W. Webb Sr
Washington, D.C
Dan Orlich
Reno
Nev
George Snellenberger
Angola
Ind
Snellberger
George Burns
Fort.Collins
Colo
Britt Robinson
Tohoka
Tex
Mary Christopher
Cornwell Heights
June Deckert
Milwaukee
Cravath Preceded Ruth as Home Run Leader in Deadball Era
NASHVILLE Tenn AP Gavvy Cravath the forgotten man of baseball led the National League in homers in 1913 1914 1915 1918 and 1919 with 24 in 1915 He set a major league mark by four consecutive doubles in one game Cravath an outfielder for the Philadelphia Nationals inspired nicknames like Cactus and Wooden Shoes and retired in 1920 after stints as player manager and as Phila team leader
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Nashville
Tenn
Clifford Clarence
Cravath
Babe Ruth
Philadelphia Nationals
Phillies
Boston
Ruth
Cactus
Hub Perdue
Boston Braves
Gavvy
Perdue
Philly
Woodel
Gravis
Remarkable Shooting Tie Sparks Interductory Victory
In a high stakes shootout, Mrs Deckert missed a key target to allow Miss Christopher to tie at nine, then in the 200 target event Biaga a 44 from Wigh land Park Ir restaurant operator 5-foot-3 260 pounds won after a 50 streak in shootoff. The field included J Robert Boyd LeMars IA CE Barnhart Kansas City MO and William T Harrison Los Angeles as top contenders. Soybeans are not the largest single source of fats and oils in the United States.
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Kansas City, Mo
William T. Harrison
Los Angeles
United States
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