Charles Coe Defends Broadmoor Club Title
Ardmore Oklahoma native Charles Coe, defending champion, heads a field of over 200 at the Broadmoor Invitational golf tournament in Colorado Springs. Qualifying runs Monday and Tuesday with match play starting Wednesday morning, six-hole finals set for August 1. Featured entrants include E. J. Rogers, Bob Willitts, Gene Zuspann, and Spe Stewart.
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Baseball Scores From The Day In Major Leagues
American League results show Cleveland 12 over New York 7 in the night game while Detroit defeated Washington and St Louis beat Philadelphia. In the National League Boston Cincinnati and Brooklyn Chicago Philadelphia and Pittsburgh all posted wins with St Louis routing New York. Fort Worth edged San Antonio in ten innings and Tulsa crushed Shreveport in the Texas and Southern associations report no scheduled games.
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Washington
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Philadelphia
Chicago
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Cincinnati
Wings
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Beaumont
Oklahoma City
Houston
Dallas
Tulsa
Shreveport
Southern League resumes after annual All Star break
The Souther Association resumes play tonight after a three day break for the All Star game. Nashville Vols host Mobiln Bears with four games up on Memphis Chicks who race Birmingham in fourth. Atlanta visits Memphis, New Orleans meets Lookouts in Chattanooga as the second division fights for position.
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Radio Schedule Fragments Highlight July Broadcast Lineup
A fragmented listing shows July 22 23 air times for Mert's Record Session Superman Adventure Parade and film showings, with later political candidate mentions for Associate Justice Governor and other offices, plus various sign on times and program notes.
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Ozark Valley
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John B. Kennedy
Martin
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Adventure Parade
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Vernon Whitten
Jay Canpress
Jorice Thompson
James Mekrell
Croyernor
Barclay Allan
Oreh
Irma Ray Hutton
M. Mutual
Top Radio Programs Central Standard Time Nightly Schedule
Central Standard Time listings show NBC and ABC programs for July 22. Highlights include Tapies Tonight at 7, Armad Surviews Reyne, Nelson Eddy Concerts, Standish Examiners, Ti0 Dy Kear 8, PhotoPlayhouse at 9, Child's World at 8, Boxing at 9, and Millie Family Theater with Lily Partner Quix at 9:20. Local stations NBC and ABC schedule drama, music, and children's fare across the evening lineup.
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Sanford Named New Paragould Coach in Place of Johnson
H A Sanford is announced as the new Paragould High coach succeeding Johnson. Sanford, a Dover Ark graduate with ties to University of Alabama and Arkansas Post, is a WWII Navy veteran and former Holmes Junior College official.
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Clarksville and Merchants Ready for Tonight’s Showdown
The Hope Merchants softball team faces Clarksville Allstars at 8:40 PM at Hope Fair Park in a pivotal clash. Both teams hold 1-1 records and the anticipated crowd is the season’s largest. The matchup, broadcast possible on KXAR, is promoted as a tough, sportsmanlike affair with strong local interest.
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Davis and Frazier Tie in Skeet Shoot
Texarkana pair W. L. Davis and Joel Frazier tied for high score at the Wednesday skeet event, each breaking 49 of 50. Forty-one rounds were shot as shooters joined the Dyersburg Skeet Shoot in Tennessee. several players posted lower scores while others hit 50 targets.
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Opening of Olympics But Week Away
London July 22 The formal opening of the 1943 Olympic games is a week away and the American squad returns to training. Coaches clash on approach with some urging hard work while others warn to ease up before competition starts. Sprinter Mel Patton and weightlifter Hel Dreyer headline a track and field group eager for peak form and high hopes for early medals.
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London
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Cromwell
Uxbridge
Mel Patton
California
Hel Y Dreyer
New York
Hogan Mangrum Duel Opens Reading Open Golf Tournament
In Reading Pennsylvania Hogan and Mangrum began their first round duel for the Reading Open prize of 2500 dollars at Berkshire Country Club. The field includes Locke Alexander Demaret Palmer Hartison Harth Harbert and others among nearly 150 entrants for the four day event. Hartison won last year with a 277.
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Red Sox Catch Up With Yanks
Associated Press reports the Red Sox rally to split a day-night doubleheader with Chicago and move into a third-place tie with the Yankees, while New York beat Cleveland. Tex Hughson saved the night game with a ninth-inning rally after Joe Dobson’s 12th win in the day game. Ed Lopat won again for the Yankees as they topped Cleveland, with Joe DiMaggio and others homering. The Brooklyn Dodgers swept Chicago, and St Louis beat Boston as the pennant race tightens.
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Elmer Riddle
Pirate Pitelar
Johnny Blatnik
Teiple
Eddie Miller
Elmey Singleton
8th Round of Public Links Tourney in Atlanta
The National Public Links golf tourney moves into the fifth round with eight players leading as favorites. Defending champion Wilfred Crossley heads the list, facing Ralph & Schneider. Other matches pit Aubrey Tay renting against Rey Huuhys, cross-handed techniques by Currentine, and Long Beach bartender Ferentz versus Lido Lagidi, with Makatuya paired with Sat. Alan Aye and Kay vs Karry among results.
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Minneapolis
Ted ‘Trallinger
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Denver
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Sharpsburg
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Pistons join B A A sparks summer winter up start
Fort Wayne Indiana Pistons new B A A members completed four weeks of spring training for a winter season beginning in the fall. Richie Ashburn credited Ben Chapman for staying on the Phillies roster after the all star game. The National Collegiate A A debated moving the final basketball game to San Francisco Cow Palace before choosing a money making plan at the University of Washington. About $1 000 over expenses expected. Nebraska uses Weeping Water earth to resurface the freshman football field. You may write your own fag about the tearful coaches.
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Hope Defeats Doughboys in 11th Inning 10-9 comeback
Hope junior baseball team edged Little Rock's Doughboys 10 to 9 in 11 innings at Hope Fair Park. Anderson started, reliever Nix got the win in the seventh. Beasley went 4 for 6, LaGrone hit two triples, Sutton 3 for 7 with a key sixth inning run, and Russell added two timely hits.
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Blevins Scouts Plan Overnight Hike to Camp Pioneer
Blevins Hike Boy Scout troop 77 will go on an overnight hike to finalize plans to attend Camp Pioneer near Mena. J Arvil Hickman field executive will meet the group during their campfire meeting to work out details urging Hempstead district scouts to reserve seven day camp periods starting July 28 and August 1. Carpets of nylon are now available for home use and require no special protection when cleaned and stored.
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Third Party Urges Peace With Russia
Philadelphia July 21 The Wallace third party probes a peace with Russia platform as hearings begin. Rexford Tugwell chairs the platform committee drafting a document that envisions capitalist America and Communist Russia coexisting. About 60 groups planned to submit views while AFL and CIO stay silent.
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Upsurge in Steel Prices to Be Felt in Industry Wake
The steel industry is raising wages and product prices across the board. U S Steel boosted hourly pay for 170 000 production workers by 13 cents with similar moves for 100 000 salaried staff. Prices rose about 9 1 4 dollars per ton, with Bethlehem and Republic also increasing prices to offset costs.
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Wallace Leads Mass Singing at Third Party Convention
Tugwell cites tentative foreign policy plank noting Soviet openness to negotiation and self-determination wishes. Wallace’s entrance Friday sparks emphasis on mass singing with a publicity release calling the gathering a singing people's party and promising songfests at meetings.
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