Lookouts edge Travelers 4 3 on Miles ninth inning double
Chattanooga Lookouts beat the Little Rock Travelers 4 to 3 as Miles delivered a ninth inning double with one on to seal the win. Dick Bass yielded nine Little Rock hits and walked five through five innings.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Miles
Chattanooga Lookouts
Little Rock Travelers
Dick Bass
Lookout
Little Rock
Lite Rock
Sharpe
Kicksteck
Coble
Hass
West
Proposed Amendment No 24 to Arkansas Constitution
Legal notice shows Proposed Constitutional Amendment No 24 filed February 26 1937 to place probate matters under the county judge of chancery court with appeals to the Arkansas Supreme Court. Includes section changes to Article VI and VII, clerk provisions, consolidation of chancery and probate courts, and effective date. Witnessed April 1 1943.
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General Assembly
Secretary of State
Chancery
Supreme Court OF Arkansas
House of Representatives
State of Arkansas
Senate
Arkansas
Arkaansag
Soiq Court
Generals Assembly
Supreme Court
Bhiavery
Pirates Win and Remain in Front
The Pirates edged the Dodgers 3 in 11 innings to stay a half game ahead in the National League pennant race. Freddy Fitzsimons pitched eight fine frames before Lee Hundley tripled and Lloyd Waner delivered the go ahead hit in the 11th. The Dodgers rallied with two in the ninth, but Waner’s brothers contributed late and the Pirates held on despite a late Dodger surge.
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Pittsburgh
Pirates
Tarreddy Ruesimmons
Brooklyn Dodgers
Freddy
Knuckler
Bucs
Lee Hundley
Lloyd Waner
Young Jin Lobin
Fitllsimmons
Waner Brothers
Fat Freedy
Mery Shea
Cameraman and Pitcher Pose as Feller Flings Ball
A cameraman asked Bob Feller to pose, but he tossed the ball after follow through. Pete Bostwick, the lightest rider at 128 pounds, powered a 335 foot homer in Hitchcock Field contest. Raymond Guest score and Stultz’s orosky noted during the event.
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Cleveland
Bob Feller
Fis
Feller
Lanigest Witter Jetbury
L. J
Pete Bostwick
Hitchcock Field
Bostwick
Gentemnn
Eich
Chiquita
Raymond Guest
Southern Association Results From Friday Games
Scores show Chattanooga 4, Lile Hoek 9, Atlanta 4, Muinghas 2, New Orleans 7, Nashville 1, Birmingham Knoxville with Friday games. Upcoming matchups include Little Rock at Chattanooga and Memphis at Arkansas with New Orleans at Nashville and Birmingham at Knoxville.
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Lile Hoek
Atlanta
Muinghas
New Orleans
Nashville
Birmingham-Knoxville
Chatharooga
Memphis
Arbeanta New Orlans
Birmingham
Knoxville
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Washington
Ww. L. Pet
Little Rock
Chistianuoen
Meinychis
Hope Softball League Adopts Rules and Commissioners
Hope Softball League names Honorary Commissioners Greeing Kinser and Cornelius at Hope City Hall on 1988. New playoff structure, forfeiture rules, roster limits, transfer waits, and residency requirements set to govern the season.
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Hope
Hope City Hall
Oles
Hope Softball League
Boxing card features local welter and light heavy bouts
Len Dunlap, 197 pound Hope boxer, signs to fight Slim Hill in an opening prelim. Dee Clingham meets Johnny Phillips in a four round rematch. The card includes Roy Taylor, Ployd Howell, and Harold Redd Simpson vs Free Bochanan. Doors open at 7 p.m., bout starts 8:30.
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Len Dunlap
Hope Negro
Slim Hill
Dee Clingham
Johnny Phillips
Phillips
Bytle Royal
D.K. Carson
Loval Negi
Tee Ray Daniels
Fulton
Roy Taylor
Hope
Fourys Neets Ployd Howell
CCC
Harold Redd" Simpson
Soeal
Bochanan
Hazy Sports Notes and Quirks From The Season
Skiddy Von Stade fourth with 401 at Peter Grace nest with 300 feet. Jay Seeor and Billy Post finished in order. Tommy Hitchcuck, longest hitter in the sport, hot up to form. His best hit 286 feet. Ebby Gerry and Earle A. Happing followed, he Deserved. George Earnshaw, former Athletics winner, fined by Connie Mack in four decades. Tony Galerio seeks a bout with Max Baer after disparaging remarks. The wings of queen ants break off after nuptial flight.
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Skiddy von Stade
Peter Grace
Jay Seeor
Billy Post
Tommy Hitchcuck
Ebby Gerry
Earle
Happing
Philadelphia
George Earnshaw
Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Mack
Bux Baer
Tony Galerio
Max Baer
National Boxing Association
Bishop and stranger meet on a western train joke
A bishop rides a western train and is approached by a big man who asks where in hell he has seen the prelate before. The bishop replies and turns the question back, asking what part of hell the man is from.
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Thant
Hell
Travis Jackson Relieved as Jersey City Manager
Travis Jackson was removed as manager of the Jersey City International League Giants by the New York Giants and Hank DeBerry was named his replacement. Jackson, a veteran infielder with the New Yorkers, will confer with Bill Terry over the disposition of his three year contract which still has a year and a half to run.
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Montreal
Travis Jackson
Jersey City International League Giants
New York Giants
Hank DeBerry
Jackson
New Yorkers
Jersey Farm
Bill Terry
Giants
Fragmentary exchange hints at strained marriage
A brief fragment shows a wife accusing her husband of fading affection and him apologizing, remarking the questions have cost him dearly, highlighting a tense marital rift from a past era.
Eye Wink Speed Reveals Quick Blink and Explainable Gaffe
A slow-motion camera proves blinking takes one-fortieth of a second while explaining to the Mrs. can require up to four hours. The contrast highlights onetime actions and lengthy justifications in domestic moments.
Lefty Grove Struck By Arm Trouble In Boston BOSTON
Lefty Grove the Red Sox ace develops a sore left arm during a game against Detroit, forcing him out in the fifth. Doctor Edward J. O'Brien will pursue diagnosis and X rays to decide if the 38 year old star can continue. Grove recalls no pain but loses power on the mound and awaits medical word.
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Boston
Lefty
Grove
Edward J. O'Brien
Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
O'Brien
Gehringer
Joe Cronin
Ed Linke
Washington
Push Yourself From Table Three Times Daily Joke
A light hearted exchange features a stout lady asking a doctor how to reduce and receiving a blunt reply to exercise by pushing herself away from the table three times a day. The humor hinges on literal interpretation and social dieting advice.
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Denny Shute
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Chieazy
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Hempstead
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South Main Arena
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Francis E. Stan
June Marie Booth
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Washington, D. C
Old Point Comfort
Bland
Helen Deltweller
Maryland
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Verily
Lefty Grove
Dagnosis
Hope Star
Hope Star Carrier
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