Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
Newark bouts report several boxing results with fighters from New Jersey New York Montreal and surrounding cities. Notable decisions include Charney Pugiari over AL Evans topeka Pat McCafferty over Beacon Kogan and Bill Datey over Georgia Small.
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Charney Pugiari
Irvington
AL Evans
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New York
Steve Belloise
Tony DeMicco
Schenectady
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Kas
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Beacon
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Jerome Stadium
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Tireland
Pat Kennedy
Bayonne
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Snead Leads Reading Open With 63
Sammy Snead shoots 80-33-63 to lead the $15,000 Reading Open at Reading Country Club. Lawison Little is one stroke back after a late miss on the 18th green, with George Low Jr. of Clearwater, Fla. another stroke behind in third. Johnny Palmer and Chick Harbert among the 67 who broke par or tied.
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Sammy Snead
Snead
Cary Middlecoff
Sammy
Reading Country Club
Lawison Little
Big George Low, Jr
Clearwater
Fin
Low
Johnny Palmer
Chick Harbert
Lloyd Mangrum
Dick Metz
Stengel Seeks Manager of the Year After Yankees Rise
Casey Stengel gains traction as a top manager candidate as the New York Yankees extend their lead, with Allie Reynolds delivering a five hitter at Shibe Park and Hank Bauer homering to break a 1-1 tie. Cleveland closes in on the A's with a big offensive day, while Bob Lemon notches his ninth win for the Indians.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
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Casey
New York Yankees
Connie Mack
Philadelphia A’s
Yanks
Allie Reynolds
Stengel
Reynolds
Shibe Park
Hank Bauer
Allie
Lou Brissie
Uke Reynolds
Cleveland
Chicago
Joe Gordon
Bob Lemon
Boston Red Sox
Washington
Rhythm Doodlers So Proudly We Hail Better Gardens
Local listings highlight performances by Rhythm Doodlers and the Kiwanis Glee Club with other acts including Poole’s Paradise and Preston Sellers. Weekend venue times span late afternoon into evening across Ponca City and surrounding venues.
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M. Ponca City
Okla
Kiwanis Glee Club
Poole's Paradise
Jerry & Skye
Preston Sellers
Grgan
Utah Agricultural College
Healing Ministry of Christianee Science
Roy Stevens
Top Radio Programs for New York Tonight
Radio listings for July 8 show NBC and CBS programs across networks. Included are Paul Lavalle, Screen Directors Playhouse, Ray Mil land, This is FBI, Lone Ranger, Meet The Press with Senator Wayne Morse, and various afternoon and late night shows.
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New York
NBC
Paul Lavalle
Screen Directors' Playhouse
Ray Milland
Powell
CBS
Ray Anthony
ABC
FBI
Heinie
MBS
Wayne Morse
Prescott News Briefs Highlight Local Events and Meetings
Prescott community events fill the week with a Friday concert on Court House lawn featuring Malvern Night under R E Lindblad. Presbyterian Radio Tour Sunday at 7 30 over two stations with Dr W W Alexander as speaker. Mon sees W M A and Presbyterian women meetings, plus W S C S circles at First Methodist. A city council session discusses water rate plans, street project with Ozan mill, annexation timing, and a Jubilee donation for the fair. Picnic at Pittman Home and various visits and social notes pepper the town flavor.
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R. E. Lindblad
Court House Lawn
The
Fair Association
Lemmesaldt
Prescott Telephone Co
New Hope to Dallas thru Bus Route Inauguration
A new through bus service between Memphis and Dallas via Little Rock Hot Springs and Texarkana will be inaugurated Saturday July 16 announced by R W McClendon operating Manager Arkansas Motor Coaches in a coordinated venture with Continental Trailways Big air conditioned Silverliners will be used and shown to the public on July 8 9 10 at the Arkansas Motor Coach station Hope Hotel Henry and Diamond Cafe 2 to 3 30 p m This marks the first thru service via Little Rock and Hot Springs linking East and West passengers will travel without side trips across the southern route.
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Hope
Hotel Henry
Diamond — Cafe
Memphis
Dallas
Continental Arkansas Motor Coach
Little Rock
Hot Springs
Continental Trailways
State Capitol
McClendon
Baseball Major League Leaders Summary
National League leaders include Robinson of Brooklyn with 107 hits and 459 batting average? Kiner of Pittsburgh leads in home runs with 21 and Hodges of Brooklyn has 64 RBIs. In the American League Kell of Detroit tops batting with .342 and Joost of Philadelphia leads runs with 75. Williams of Boston shares RBIs with Stephens and DiMaggio appears in multiple categories.
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Kiner
Pittsburgh
Reese
Brooklyn
Hodges
Schoenherst
St. Louis
Thomson
New York
Jones
Philadelphia
Ennis
Furillo
Gordon
Roe
Branca
Heintzelman
Detroit
Mitchell
Cleveland
Yale
Williams
Ste
Baseball Scores and Standings From Multiple Leagues
Baseball results across the American and National leagues update yesterday with wins for New York over Brooklyn Chicago beating Cincinnati and others. St Louis and Detroit posted notable games while listed night matchups include Washington at New York and Philadelphia at Boston. Stolen bases leaders Dillinger and two others tied with six. Pitching leaders Reynolds and Raschi noted with strong outings.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
St Louis
Cincinnati
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Brooklyn
New Orleans
Birmingham
Little Rock
Chattanooga
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Buffalo
Montréal
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Tulsa
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Shreveport
Houston & Beaumont
San Antonio
Report of Arkansas Hempstead Bank Directors Statement
A bank director swears under oath that the stated financial condition of the named bank is true to the best of knowledge and belief, with signatures of H. M. Stephens and Herbert M. Stephens as directors.
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State of Arkansas
County of Hempstead
F.C. Stephens
Washington owner fires Haefner after rough first inning
Washington owners action follows Mickey Haefner being knocked out in the first inning of last night's game with the Boston Red Sox. Haefner to be sold traded or released. Britain leader Sam King holds halfway round lead in the British Open with 140. Americans Johnny Bulla and Frank Stranahan tied for 4th with WM4's.
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Washington
Clark Griffith
Washington Senators
Mickey Haefner
Haefner
Boston Red Sox
Aefner
Sandwich
England
Sam King
Britain
Johnny Bulla
Frank Stranalan
Legion Seeks Win Rebound After Murfreesboro Loss
Hope Legion baseball aims to return to the win column facing Malvern, a top section team, after a 2-1 setback in Murfreesboro. Denvis Ross or Jack McClendon will start, Secrest to catch, and the 8 pm game will be broadcast.
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Murfreesboro
Hope Legion
Tandie
Malvern
Hope
Denvis Ross
Jack McClendon
Prison Rehabilitation Plan Endorsed by Arkansas Governor
Governor McMath endorsed a prison rehabilitation program proposed by aide Howard Gladden. He urged starting at the penitentiary and continuing after release to aid convicts in preadjustment and reduce recidivism, noting existing state funds support some rehabilitation through the reform office.
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Jay
McMath
Howard Gladden
Civic Club
MacMath
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