Beau Jack Williams Fight Tonight at Shibe Park
Beau Jack the former champion challenges Ike Williams for the undisputed lightweight title at Shibe Park in Philadelphia if weather allows. A crowd of about 30 000 is expected as Williams defends his throne after recent victories. Beau Jack seeks a historic third title win.
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Philadelphia
Beau Jack
Golden Boy
New York
Ike Williams
Shibe Park
Beau
Lranton
N. J
Williams
Augusta
Bob Montgomery
Ike
Wavyive
Volanos
Los Angeles
Baseball Scores From AP National and American Leagues
Yesterday's results show mixed scores across leagues with New York, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Chicago, Cincinnati, St Louis, Washington, Detroit, Cleveland, Boston, and Atlanta all posting outcomes. Other noted games include New Orleans over Avlanta, Memphis over Dallas, and Texas League results Beaumont 16, San Antonio 7. A sermon quote references faith and renewal amid a rainy Sunday schedule.
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Associated Press
New York
Brooklyn
Bustay
Philadelphia
Chicago
Billsburgly
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Chicasa
Cleveland
Boston
New Orleans
Avlanta
Mobile
Nashville
Rock
Chattanooga
Memphis
Beaumont
San Antonio
Alas
Tulsi
Oklahomia City
Fort Worth
Mangrum Wins Col umpus Open in Golf Tourney
Lloyd Mangrum captured the Columbus Open with a 208 two under par to win the $10 0600 event. George Sehaux of San Francisco finished second at 269, one stroke back after a closing 72. Other top finishers and prize money details appear among a field largely under par, with multiple players sharing 16th place at 200.
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O. Judy
Chicago
Lloyd Meangrum
Mangrum
Dellatt
Georges Sehaux
San Francisco
Mangruin
Sehaux
Hey
Dutelhy Harrison
Little
Ebb
Longheld
Mogine i Metz
Aria
City
Kas
All Star Game Rift Rises Over Players Refusal
St Louis July 12 The fate of the major league all star game hung in the balance as Robby Feller and Marty Marion refused to play and other stars were scarce. Owners led by Ford Frick and Will Harridge prepared an ultimatum urging players to perform or drop the event.
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St. Louis
He American
American League
Bob Lemon
Cleveland
Joe Page
New York
Joe Dobson
Boston
Walter Masterson
Washington
Hal Newhouser
Detroit
Joe Coleman
Philadelphia
Feller
Yankoy
Vic Raschi
Chicago White Sox
Joe Haynes
Johnny Sermite
Marian
Reds
Peter
Marion
Ted Williams
Joe DiMaggio
Red ‘Schoundenst
George’ Ketl
Peller
Greenwood Divides Pair Holds Lead In District Play
In a muddled report from yesterday, Greenwood split a twin bill with Collin States, while the Hot Mine Bullies and teams including Clarksdale and Helena posted results. Notable mentions include Vic Draiyers’ $8 opener and several regional matchups listed for tonight, with Hot Springs at Cincinnati and Blair at Greenwynd among games.
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Associated Press
Pateso UT
Geeruynid Tinkvers
Collin
Dag Mwohwaren
Ph Birt Cardinals
Vic Draiyers
Ceutwaud
Clarksdale
Wits
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Wwe
Bieter
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Seine
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Vaile
Inate
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Et Davade
Critics debate stance on all star game and draft impact
The column questions players refusing to join the all star game and suggests commissioner fines for refusals. It notes potential Olympic team eligibility changes and names Gil Dodds Chuck Fonville Bones Dilkird and track field context. It mentions Oklahoma football draft impact and Penn State drills, plus Mrs Elizabeth Graham and Mr Busher Derby plans. It ends by praising Al Dark and Eddie Stanky in baseball duties.
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New York
Bo Peller
Bones Dilkird
Pcollone
Oklahoma
Penn State
Larent Velorang Os
Elizabeth Graham
Mr. Busher
al Dark
Iddie Stanky
Three U S Stars Miss Olympic Show London
Evanston Ill July 12 three of the United States top track and field stars will not compete in their specialties at the London Olympics. Chuels Fonville Gil Dodds and Harrison Dillard miss the trip as Dodds injures an Achilles tendon and Dillard fails to qualify for the high hurdles. The U S team, led by Dean Cromwell, will still contest in 14 events with hopes for seven or eight firsts.
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U.S
London
Nai Iion
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Gil Dodds
Harrison Dillard
Dillard
Dean Cromwell
New York
Dodds
Fonville
Michigan
Johnson
Michigan State
Forest Elaw
Sticwater
Okla
Gaylord Bryan
Stanford
Tuni
Baseball Standings Clarified by Vague Report
A garbled OCR style note references baseball standings with scattered phrases. It mentions Lou and Saul and a group called Sohigrels Sou while asking if you feel you have regenerated no proposal. The fragment includes a stray quote about Dyarly Belucd.
Veteran Vote Sought by Arkansas Gubernatorial Candidates
Veteran votes loom large in Arkansas seven man gubernatorial race as Horace Thompson adds M G Woodson to his campaign team. Woodson, ex VFW official and Purple Heart recipient, joins Thompson with Ozark ex-commander George Freeman already active. Other ex-VFW leaders aligned with Holt and McMath push campaign operations across the state amid ongoing rallies and regional headquarters activity.
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Leon Hatch
Arkansas
Horace Thompson
M. G. Woodso
North Whittle Rock
Woodson
Arkansas Department
Veteras
Thompson
Army
VFW
VEW
Thompson Forces
George W. Freeman
Ozark
Enormymander
Jael Holt
Sidney McMath
James Merritt
McGahee
Freeman
Dul
Governo
Holt
Bay Ed Lofton
Fort South
Bet Merritt
McMath
Hull
Ovary
Harry Lee Wilelias
Dennis Williams
Jeffrey Sides McMath Faress
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Mrs Truman and Margaret Headed to Convention
Mrs Truman takes Margaret to a convention, departing from the White House as they travel toward Washington. The first lady and her daughter plan to attend events and support party activities during the trip.
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Mrs. Truman
Margaret
Merchants to Texarkana for Game Tuesday
The Hope Merchants softball team opens play in the Arkana Softball tournament Tuesday at 6:45 p.m. facing Pontiacs at Hope Confectionery. Manager Fred Robertson urged all members to attend as the schedule outlines first round games across Bramble Park and Spring Lake Park from July 12 to July 17, with multiple matchups and advancement brackets.
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Hope Merchants
Arkana
Ponting
Fred Robertson
Ney A
Hope
Telarkana
Bramble Park
Pam
Magnolia
Red River Arsenal
Earl’s
Lavender
Hooks
Tope
Pontiacs
Mone
Pontiac Wier
Warl’s & Lavender
Drigsist & Jo College Winer
Distributors
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Able Park
Spring Lake Park
Pan. Marines
Gazettes
Pan. Realtors
Arkansawyers Beat Mississippians in Cotton Loop Tilt
In Gregonwood Mississippi July 12 the Arkansawyers defeated the Mississippi All-Stars 3 1 in a 10 inning game. A single by Bob Klein and a late Helena burst gave Arkansas the decisive runs. Hot Springs’ Herb Adams tripled, scoring before Slasehakalgo fumbled in the outfield, preserving the lead for Arkansas.
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Gregonwood
Miss
Kansas All-Stars
Mississippi All-Stars
Bob Klein
Helena
Arkansas
Hot Springs
Herb Adams
Dark Streak Lifts Braves as Dark Sracks 23 Games
Alvin Dark hits safely for the 23rd straight game as the Boston Braves beat the Philadelphia Phillies 9-4 in Boston. Donne Ryan and Dark drive five of the Braves’ hits while the victory tightens their lead in the standings.
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Ralp Hroden
Associated Press
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Alvin Dark
Realicy
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Guy Cartwright
Chicago White Sox
Braves
Donne Ryan
Keystone
Ryan
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Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cubs
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Ken Rattensberger
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Cardinals
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Marty Marion
Ranine
Haldensberger
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Conway
Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Browns
A's
Boston’ Red Sox
Philadelphia
Browns
Bobby Pollar
Bob Lemon
Athletics
Jane
Detroit
Hal Newhouser
Lemon
Tigers
Chicago
Clyde Scott in Olympic Spotlight
Clyde Scott, Arkansas star in football and track, will compete in the Olympic 110 meter hurdles for the United States. former Razorbacks Gordon Carpenter and R. C. Pitts are on the U S Olympic basketball team. Scott earned his track spot by placing third at the NCAA trials in Des Moines with 13.9 seconds, finishing behind Bill Porter and Craig Dixon. Scott, known as Smackover, is one of four Southwest Conference trackmen to go to London, join by Jerry Thompson, Art Herman, Vern McGrew. Carpenter and Pitts play for the Phillips 66 Oilers on the Olympic basketball squad.
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Carl Bell
Associated Press
London
Arkanas
Clyde
Myanston
Bill Porter
Northwestern
Craig Dixon
UCLA
Lcott
UW. of A
Scott
Jerry ‘Thoropson
Texas
Art Herman Ns
Nether Lay
Vern McGrew
Rice
Saegers
Razarha
Dixie All-Star Uncertain Hosts Standings Confusing Report
A garbled stand in the Dixie scene shows teams like Nashville Vols and Jopereh amid shifting orders. The text mentions scores and players such as Roye We-baller and Lloyd Witz in a chaotic recap of games and placements, including Motiplis Wester n-Toand and the Pelicans edging Athenta while Cruckips fall to fifth.
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Associated Press
Nashville Vols
Edie Flug
Anni
Motiplis
Mois Tay
Pelicans
Athenta
Ruwe
Radio Schedule Highlights July 12 13 Listings
A dense listing of radio program names and times for July 12 and 13 shows Mort's Record Session Superman Adventure Parade Tom Mix Fulton Lewis Jr News and Five Star Final Gulf Sports Parade and more. Includes boxing bout basketball reviews orchestra shows and Democratic Convention coverage with multiple hosts and multiple stations.
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Tom Mix
Fulton Lewis Jr
M News
Henry J. Taylor
Amsterdam
Gregory Houd
Williams- Janek
Sutton
Mert
Tomix
Fulton Lewis
M. &. Bates
Billy Rose
John B. Kennedy
Rovanrgetinln
Night of radio programs and sports on Monday slate
The schedule lists a Monday night lineup with Democratic convention radio coverage and a lightweight title fight in Philadelphia. NBC ABC and MBS air the events at 8 15 and 4 30, with a 11 30 am Tuesday meeting and 5 18 pm CBS roundup. Two network sports events are carried by MBS with live full network broadcasts. Ike Williams vs Beau Jack tops the boxing card at 6 15 am Monday, and All-Star baseball games follow at 12 13 pm Tuesday. Nashville, Mobile, and Birmingham results noted with travelers at lite rock.
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Associated Press
Enulus
Philadelphia
Talis
Thammat Alben
W. Barkley
Kenticle
CHS
ABC For & Mbs
NBC Loy
NBC
ABC
MBS
CBS
Ike Willams
Bbeau Jack
John Lund
IAP
Haware Barlow
Lewis
Mark Warnaw
Big Ledge Garmic
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