All Star MLB Lineups and Park Details at Sportsman's Park
The article lists probable starting pitchers and batting orders for the American and National Leagues in the All-Star game at Sportsman's Park. It notes Cronin selecting players from eight teams, with Milnar and Newsom as mound choices, and provides lineup capsules for both leagues plus attendance and venue notes.
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Travis
Washington
Tei Williams
Boston
Charles Keller
New York
Joe DiMaggio
Jimmy Foxx
Dickey
I “Appling
Chicago
Joe Gordon
St, Louis
Sportsman's Park
yeHost
St. Louis Cardinals
Amer
Bruner to Play Texarkana Here At Fairpark
The Rosehill Sports softball team of Texarkana will face Bruner-Ivory here Tuesday night at 7 45 at Fairpark. Bruner seeks revenge after a loss in Texarkana last week while Roy Taylor’s return is awaited to boost Bruner. A large crowd is expected as McRae Millers play Arkansas Presbyterians of Texarkana here Wednesday night.
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Texarkana
Bruner-Ivory
Fairpark
Bruner
Roy Taylor
McRae Millers
Arkansas Presbyterians
Giants Sign Kay Eakin From Arkansas as Co captain
The New York Giants announced the signing of Kay Eakin a co captain and triple threat back from the University of Arkansas. Pittsburgh initially balked at the deal but the Giants secured the player by sending Ox Parry to the Steelers. An unrelated note mentions natural red heir priced at 80 dollars an ounce in Hollywood.
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New York
New York Giants
Kay Eakin
University of Arkansas
Pittsburgh
Eakin
Giants
Ox Parry
Steelers
Hollywood
Standings and Results Snapshot
Monday's results show no games scheduled while Tuesday's schedule remains open. The summary lists no completed results for the period and notes upcoming fixtures without specifics on teams or scores.
American League No Games Scheduled
No games scheduled in the American League as teams pause awaiting updates. No contests listed for the day, leaving fans to await official notices on future schedules or rescheduled matchups.
Baseball league standings and managers
The American League led by Joe Cronin of Boston with five wins to date and the National League behind with two under manager William McKechnie of Cincinnati. NBC broadcast both leagues on Columbia and Mutual networks with American League odds at 1 to 2 against and National League at 8 to 3 against.
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Joe Cronin
Boston Red Sox
William McKechnie
Cincinnati
NBC
Columbia
Mutual Chains
Hempstead County Democratic Central Committee Meeting Notice
The Hempstead County Democratic Central Committee is called to meet at City Hall Hope Arkansas at 10 o clock A M on Tuesday July 16 1940 to determine the order of names for State District County and Township candidates on the ballot and to attend to other business. W & Atkins Chairman B R Hamm Secretary July 4 9
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Hempstead
Bruce Catton Warns on Antitrust and Defense Production
Washington correspondent Bruce Catton notes rumors of relaxing antitrust laws clash with a federal grand jury probe into vital defense items. He cites the Madison oil case and says Arnold will push prosecutions for combinations meeting needs, with NRA restoration unlikely and anti trust actions tied to war needs amid a funding shortfall.
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Administration
New York
Army
Navy
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Coaching School Set for Little Rock August 28 31
The Arkansas Coaching School will be held in Little Rock from August 28 to 31 with a staff of coaches from universities and colleges including Fred C. Thomsen Glen Rose George Col Eugene Lambert Ivan Grove John Tucker W J Watton Tom Murphy Warren Woodson Hoyte Rowland Herbert Johnston and Dr Jonk Cramer plus officials C S Blackburn Alvin Bel and others. The event is free for Arkansas coaches with a $5 fee for out of state attendees and lodging at Marion Hotel at $1 per day. Forty four high school players will demonstrate and a six man football game is planned.
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A. of A
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Ivan _H. Grove
Hendrix College
John Tucker
Arkansas Tech
W. J. Watton
Ouachita College
Tom Murphy
Henderson State Teachers College
Warren Woodson
Arkansas State Teachers College
Hoyte Rowland
Hubert High School
Herbert Johnston
Jonk Cramer
Cramer Chemical Company
C. S. Blackburn
State Department of Physical Education
Alvin Bel
Marion Hotel
I Am a Continued from Page One Ike State Experiment Station
The text describes a State Experiment Station at Hope that trains patients to care for their disease and supports self-sufficiency. It claims to provide a land allotment of an acre per family, with half productive and the rest for barley beans and vegetables. Families also raise rabbits pigs and fish. It states 80 such families are living after being cured and that they are sterilized to prevent leper offspring.
Arnold Predicts Spectacular Show If Personnel Improve
Arnold discusses preliminary inquiries in New York Chicago and Philadelphia and argues a broader program could unfold like his building. He cites espionage fears and a shrinkage of FBI aid, notes shortages in the anti trust division, and proposes a grant jury study to lower costs and boost the farmer’s share of the consumer dollar from 57 to 30 percent.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Arnold
Federal Bureau of Investigation
J. Edgar Hoover
Antitrust Division
All-Stars Rally Past Nashville Vols in Southern Association Game
In Sulphur Dell the All-Stars defeated the League-leading Nashville Vols 17 to 1 in the third Southern Association All-Star game. A large crowd braved rain as the All-Stars built early lead, added runs in the fourth and ninth, and avoided Memphis participation due to injury. Bob Boken homered for Nashville in the second.
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Tenn
All-Stars
Nashville Vols
Atlanta
Memphis
Stars
Sid Gautreaux
Chick Catch
Vols
Folka
Bob Boken
Letter from R Manton Wilson on July 22 Bentile voyage
A reflected wartime morale note from R Manton Wilson urging Christain men and people to return to God as he announces sailing on July 22 from Bentile for another period of service in Korea. The message emphasizes faith, duty, and trust in God during deployment.
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Bentile
Korea
R. Manton Wilson
Bizarre World War II Jest and Oddities in Dispatches
A scrambled OCR item mentions debate over the term Nazi bulge, California farmers fighting a paper plague with electricity, a British desert fort, and a wine cache among booty. It also notes a baseball alarmist quip about the Browns and odd animal anecdotes of swallows and hawks near the Red Sea, with an officer attacked by a hawk.
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Goming
California
Wallan Desert Fort
Browns
Red Sea
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