Calendar Of Events At Christian Union Club Meeting
The Christian Union Community Club meets tonight at 7 40 PM with all members urged to attend. Keystone Lodge No 43 Free and Accepted Masons will conduct its annual election and related election notices.
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Free and Accepted
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Veronica Phillips
Neva Carmichaul
Madison
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Arkansas Association of Colored, Women
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Anna P. Strong
Carmichael
Anna B. Strong
Bauer Sisters Take Top Money At Churchill Vasley Invite
In Pittsburgh, Marlene Bauer of Asheville NC won first prize of 1250 and Alice Bauer of Sarasota FL tied for second with Fay Crocker after final rounds amid soggy streets. Marlene finished 72 holes at 293 while Alice closed at 298. Crocker, US Women’s Open champion from Montevideo Uruguay, trailed by one stroke after a 77 final round.
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Bauer
Marlene
Churchill
Fay Crockery
Montevideo
Uruguay
Miss Crocker
Moore to Fight to Retain Title and Title Leads
The Associated Press reports key fights this week could set up a September final for the heavyweight crown. Archie Moore defends his 173 pound title against Yolande Pompey in London in an 15 round bout, while Tammy Jackson faces Lloyd Patterson in Madison Square Garden in a 12 round elimination bout. Bobby Boyd and Milo Savage meet in Chicago, with Tex Gonzalez taking on Hardy Smallwood in Brooklyn and New York’s St Nicholas Arena hosting Gonzalez versus Small Wood.
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Associated Press
Valiant
London
Archie Moore
Trinidad
Yolande Pompey
San Diego
Calif
New York
Madison Square Garden
Tammy
Hurricane) Jackson
Lloyd Patterson
Brooklyn
Tex Gonzalez
East Orange
Nid
Hardy
Baooka
Small Wood
St. Nicholas Arena
Gonzalez
Woad
Californian Leads in Houston Meet
DALLAS M-Gene Littler, the Californian, tops the Texas International Open after 54 holes with a 2 stroke edge over Cary Middlecoff. Littler, formerly an amateur king from Singing Hills, Calif., eyes $13,478 first prize as he enters the final round with a 197 total, while Middlecoff is described as a deliberate Memphis dentist.
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Gene Littler
Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Lilller
King
Singing Hills
Calif
Sin
Local Negro civic events span councils to Jubilees
Local residents attended the Presiding Elder's Council of the 12th Episcopal District in North Little Rock along with delegates heading to the B T U congress in Malvern. Shriners from Mohammed Temple No 34 joined Jubilee Day services in Hot Springs with a chicken dinner for attendees.
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E. L. Green
EB. L. Hicks
Presiding Rider's
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Betel A
M/E
North Little Rock
Ark
Sherman L. Greene
F. R. Williams
Garrett Chapel Baptist
Churely
Malvern
Sid Usher Board
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State Congress
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C. W. Hicks
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Hot Springs
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Visitors Chapel
AM. E. Church
Marian
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Assansin
Spheix
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Rahman
Travs Take 12-10 Win Over Barons
Mary Rotblatt, in and out of the Southern Association since 1949, casts a hex on the Birmingham Barons. The 6-foot-7 pitcher blanked the league leaders in two overtimes, earning his fifth win as Spider Wilhelm homered in the 1st inning to spark the Travs to a 12-10 victory. Mobile narrowed Birmingham’s lead with a 3-2 win over Chattanooga while Memphis toppled Atlanta 8-2. New Orleans ended a skid with a 7-8 and 6-32 over Nashville.
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Southern Association
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Nashville
Pirates Take Lead Detroit Perks Up In Pennant Chase
Detroit Tigers surge back into the American League race with a three game series sweep over the Yankees. Casey Stengel calls the Tigers a strong club as Billy Hoeft and Aber earn wins in a doubleheader. White Sox surge past Orioles as Indians, Athletics, and Pirates also feature in a hectic week with shifts in first place and streaks.
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Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
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Bucky Harris
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Pirates
Billy Hoeft
He Guener
Aber
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Chicago White Sox
White Sox
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Jear
Baltimore Orioles
Sherman
Lollar
Dave Philleyy
Dick Ponovan
Dim Wilson
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Vic Wartz
Hal Griggs
Kansas City Athletics
Tim Thompson
Athletics
Willard Nixon
Milwaukee Braves
Southern Association Yesterday's Results and Today's Games
Baseball results from the Southern Association show Memphis defeating Atlanta 6 to 2, New Orleans 76 Nashville 23, Mobile 9 over Chattanooga 2, and Birmingham losing to Little Rock 12 to 19. Upcoming games include Memphis at Atlanta and Mobile at Chattanooga with several night matches in Brooklyn, Chicago, St. Louis, and Philadelphia markets.
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Thieves Steal $238 From High School Shop Safe
Police report suspects used heavy tools to crack a safe in the school machine shop and took 238 dollars late yesterday. The incident occurred after hours, and officers are reviewing security footage and interviewing staff for leads.
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Sehent
National League leads tangled as Dodgers and Pirates win
In a tight NL opener, Little Rirey Face earned his fourth win after ninth inning drama as Nelson Wing also collected a victory. Bob Bithrime Throneh followed with an eight hitter for his fourth win. The Pirates had led since May 10, 1948, while the Dodgers snapped a four game skid with a 4-3 win over the Cubs. Sandy Koufax won his first game for the Dodgers, Carl Puriilo and Gil Hodges homered, and Murty Dickson tossed a five hitter for the Cardinals in a 2-2 draw before Harvey Haddix scattered nine as the Phillies beat the Cardinals 9-3. Whitey Lockman drove in three for the Giants in a 4-2 win, with Robittson and Jaulamecki homers lifting the Reds to a 7-2 triumph.
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Phillies
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Rons
New York Giants
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Cincinnati Redlegs
Brittanys shine in Upper New York trial despite cold weather
Reporter Joe Stetson and dog editor Chuck Laldlaw judged 20 Brittany braces amid frost, wind, and snow flurries. The field showed excellent noses and trainable dogs, suggesting Brittanys may soon supply versatile pointing spaniels for field use and hunting.
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Chuck Laldlaw
Brittany
Upper
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