Prisoner in Pope County Jail Slashes Arm in Attempted Suicide
Sheriff Guy Hickman reports Lester Raymond King of Poltsville attempted to cut his arm with a razor today in Pope County Jail. A visitor observed the wound. King was taken to a hospital in serious condition. He had been arrested hours earlier in Luowton, Oklahoma on theft and robbery charges.
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Guy Hickman
Pope County
Lester ‘Raymond King
Tpoltsville
Luowton
Okla
Nix Allows 2 Hits Hope Wins 10 2
Hurling brilliant two hit ball Edsil Nix, with a pair of home runs by Delwin Ross and Jack Beil, stopped the DeQueen Jaycees streak with a 10-2 non league win for the Hope Legionnaires. Nix struck out four and walked three as Hope surged ahead after a 1-0 start, scoring multiple times in the fourth and fifth innings behind solid hitting and defensive plays.
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Delwin Ross
Jack Beil
Jaycees
Hope Legionares
Nix
Edgil
Ray Wilson
Layt Peek
Ridling
Hope
Leroy Sunderman
DeQueen
Leroy Riding
C. Kennedy
Gary Anderson
L Eft
Anderson
Sunderman
Leroy Ridling
Wilson
Ross
Buddy White
White
Ex-Stare to Play Chicks at Memphis in Old Timers Return
Memphis Chicks honor past stars in a two day program marking the Southern Association's 50th anniversary. Yesteryear players will wear uniforms inspired by the 1901 team for a three inning exhibition before resuming regular uniforms for a game against Birmingham.
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Birmingham
Long Andy Anders Kidnaps Doc In Missouri River Frontier
A western tale opens with Little Doc trapped as Long Andy Anders drags him across a dawn clearing toward a river town. The captured physician discovers a dying man, a wounded roundup crew member, and a tense standoff in a cabin as plans unfold for the next move in a deadly pursuit.
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Blackjack Lambert
Kit Carson
Andy Anders
Dusty Rhodes
Blackjack
Kit
Andy
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Little Doc
Pro tennis signs hint at 1950 31 season plans
From promoter Bobby Riggs comes word that Jack Kramer has been signed for the 1950-31 tennis season and his likely opponent may be Pancho Segura. Gonzales, Gussie Moran, and Budge Patty are discussed as possible rivals while the pricing and budget balance are noted. Segura’s ascent from amateur to pro is highlighted along with Riggs’ eye for drawing power over raw talent.
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Kramer
Liicely
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Dick Gonzales
Gussie Moran
Riggs
Seguraa
Budge Patty
Forest Hills
Budge
Gonzales
Gussie
Guls
DeQueen Jaycees Rally In Two Run Varsity Baseball
C Wilson drives in three and Mize adds two as DeQueen Jaycees edge Sunderman led DeQueen 31 to 2 in a nine inning game. Ridling drives in two, D Ross and Bell each two RBI, 2B by Ridling and BR Wilson, Sunderman pitched six and two thirds, Dykes nine outs.
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Nix
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White
RBI
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Bell
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Taylor
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Baseball yesterday's results across leagues
National League games saw Brooklyn defeat St Louis 7 to 3 and 1 Chicago postponed by rain. Boston beat Pittsburgh 6 to 0. New York routed Cincinnati 19 to 3. American League action had Cleveland 11 Boston 5 and New York 4 Chicago 3. Detroit won 8 to 3 over Philadelphia while Washington edged St Louis 3 to 1.
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Juniors Edge Camden 7 6 In Tight Junior Victory
The Hope Junior Legionnaires erased a six run deficit to beat Camden 7 to 6 yesterday at Camden. Bill Gunter relieved Smith in the fourth, yielded two hits the rest of the game, and struck out. Beasly led hitters with three doubles in four at bats.
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Beasly
Dodgers Surge as Brooks Push in N L Race
Dodgers win 7-1 behind Preacher Roe who notches his 11th victory as Brooklyn pitchers carry a 5 game win streak. Hodges out with injury ending his 328 game consecutive start. Kiner ties major league lead with 26th homer as Hearn wins 10-3 over Cincinnati.
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Sports Mirror Today A Year Ago Vince Foster Tragic Auto Crash
Vince Foster, 22, of Omaha Nebraska, welterweight three weight, died in an automobile accident at Pipestone Minnesota. Five years ago Dave Ferriss of the Boston Red Sox beat the Chicago White Sox 6 to 2 for his 16th victory.
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Pipestone
Minn
Dave Ferriss
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