Baton Rouge Laccretes Win Regional Girls Tourney
Baton Rouge Laccretes won the regional girls softball tournament championship here last night by beating New Orleans twice. The first game ended 4-0 after Wanda Sanchez pitched a one-hitter to force a playoff. in the decisive game she posted a two-hitter. The Laccretes head to a national event in Portland, Oregon.
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Rough Work On Menu In Grid Practice For Hope Bobcats
Rough work on defense and scrimmage marks Hope Bobcats as they prepare for their season opener at DeQueen. Coach Clyde Trickey focuses on improving line play and cohesion with four lettermen set to anchor the backfield and line. Key players include Wesley Huddleston, Roger Neal, Edsel Nix, Mitch LaGrone, Warne England, Otis Keith, Burgesson, Richard Bruner, Billy Gunter, John Watson, Louis Sninton, Monty Williams, and Verdon Kennedy among others as they vie for guard tackle and end roles.
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Mitch LaGrone
Charles
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Buddy Wilson
van Wiggins
Monty Williams
Larry Mages
Bill Gentry
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Monty Monts
Bob Mosser
Orville Bright
Jim Edwards
Morvis Barrentine
Thomas Guilliams
Barkfield
Verdon Kennedy
Henry Ulle
Carl Wilkes
Travis England
Bobby Pender
Bobby Williams
William Marth
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Political education as a state function challenged in early U S thought
The piece argues that education should remain outside federal control, recalling founders who kept learning authority at the state level. It condemns national overreach, bannered by taxes, conscription of employers, and political manipulate of schooling, while praising local sovereignty and citizen responsibility.
Notice of Annual School Election in Hempstead County Arkansas
Legal notice for Blevins School District No. 2 announcing the annual election on September 24, 1949, to elect one 5 year director and one 2 year director, and to vote on a proposed millage for operating costs, maintenance, bond interest, and a $40,000 bond issue. The tax includes 8 mills for ongoing levy until debt is paid, with surplus building fund funds pledged for bonds or school purchases. Election hours 7:00 AM to 5:40 PM at McChiskiell and Blevving White Schools, with supervisor R. Brown.
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Baseball scores and results from national leagues
The N L and A L recaps list recent night games and scores. Chicago lost to Boston, Brooklyn beat Pittsburgh, St Louis edged New York in 10 innings, while Philadelphia, Detroit, and Washington posted varied outcomes. Southern and minor leagues show Little Rock over Mobile and Nashville over Atlanta with other regional results.
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Radio Program Schedule and Controversial Opinion
A Radio schedule lists programs with times and hosts across networks. The text also contains a provocative editorial remark condemning traitors and arguing against rigid vice norms, referencing a Kinsey report context and hostile language toward unconventional arts as morally wrong.
Legion Title Play Opens In Omaha Today
American Legion junior baseball action begins here with the Little World Series opening tonight. About 11,000 teams competed regionally for a chance to reach this stage and earn a shot at baseball’s Hall of Fame. Finalists include Cincinnati, Atlanta, Oakland, Wheeling and others from 47 states led by sponsors who narrowed field from 16,000 teams to four regional contenders.
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Ports Roundup From August Golf Match Buzz
A Port Roundup column details a recent entertaining golf match in Blor New York. Players include Billy Campbell and Dynamite Goodloe of Val, with U S G A official Wallace producing notable shots and banter. Other figures like Ness, Sullivan, and Bates feature in tense exchanges and humorous lines as the match unfolds amid lively commentary.
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Regulations on Hunting Seasons for 1949
The squirrel season runs October 1 through December 31 with a resident over 17 needing a license. Daily bag for squirrels is eight, with a two day possession limit except on one day hunts. Dove season runs September 1 to October 15 with a daily bag of ten. Shooting hours are from 2 PM to 6 PM. Waterfowl and doves restrictions include no shots from certain vehicles, shotgun limits no larger than No 10, and capacity limits for autoloading shotguns. Bow or arrow allowed. Migratory waterfowl season for ducks and geese runs November 12 to December 27 with four ducks per day and eight in possession, including one wood duck. geese limits are four per day with two Canada or two white-fronted, etc. Waterfowl may be shot from sunrise to sunset. Federal duck stamps required for migratory waterfowl. Contact Sofftee, 7 Earl Barham, Hempstead County game warden, for details. county sees fair squirrel crop and plentiful doves.
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Cotton States Playoff Race Tightens as Wed Fixes Fates
The Cotton States league wraps its regular schedule Wednesday with three clubs contending for two playoff berths. Greenwood leads, El Dorado second, while Pine Bluff Greenville Natchez and others vie for two remaining spots. Tuesday results boosted May and Mink for key wins as Natchez beat Greenville 6-2 and El Dorado beat Helena 6-3. Tonight's games include Helena at El Dorado and Pine Bluff at Greenwood with multiple matchups slated between Natchez Greenville and Pine Bluff.
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Mutual Network Schedule Fragments and Theaters Listings
A fragmented radio schedule and program notes show Mutual Network items for Prescott Studio and Nevada County roundups. It cites hosts, musicians, and shows including Gabriel Heatter and Kate Smith, with time stamps and program names such as Morning Devotional and Queen for a Day, reflecting a wide array of music news and talk items.
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Travelers Clip Bears With 6-3 Decision
The Associated Press report says the Southern association leaders Nashville Vols held off Atlanta to win 6 3 in a game last night. The Travelers rallied in the seventh inning to score six runs and defeat the Chicago Bears. Chattanooga Lookouts trailed and stood three games back. The page also lists radio and entertainment ads intertwined with the sports note.
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Tennessee
Sul Minghem
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Mabe Bears
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Methodist and Conway win in state softball tourney
In Little Rock on Tuesday August 1992 the Ashbury Methodists and Brown and Lewis of Conway reached the second round. Murphy doubled in the tenth to push the Methodists past the Red Tiger Alumnos of Texarkana 2-2 in extra innings, while Conway beat Monticello Coca Colas 6-2.
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New Orleans Beats Memphis 2 to Nineteen Hundred Games
New Orleans defeated Memphis 2 to 0 in a scattered eight hit route. Wednesday night games feature Atlanta at Nashville and Mobile at Little Rock with Birmingham at Chattanooga on the slate.
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Two Top Teams Meet Tonight in Semi-Pro Play
In Wichita, top semipro baseball teams clash as undefeated Fort Wayne faces Bellingham in the feature game of a three game set. Also on the schedule, Golden Coors and Milwaukee Falua win to stay undefeated and elimination rounds continue with Tuscaloosa Indians and Hummelstown Montormen facing decisive matchups.
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League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Names Mixed
Readable lines show leading stats for multiple players across teams including Robinson and Kiner. The list includes batting averages, runs batted in, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching strikeouts with several misreads and garbled names from OCR.
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I toiled through a fatal auto crash in Pine Bluff
Norton 88 dies in hospital from injuries after Conway area collision Sunday. Faulkner County officers say Norton and another car lost control while attempting a heavy tuck. He was returning from Conway to Pine Bluff. Survived by widow and son.
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