Funeral services for Mrs Minnie Lacy held Wednesday
Funeral services for Mrs Minnie Lacy will be held Wednesday at Delle Hill with Hicks Funeral Home in charge. Several relatives, including Gladys N Davis and two sons, returned from Dallas after visiting James Campbell and W E Cobkk. W M Nash visited family in San Padre California after months in Chicago. Savannah Smith returned to Berkeley after funeral for sister Josie Taylor. American Legion Best No 427 meets Tuesday night at Hicks Funeral Home.
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Tyne
Delle F Hill
Ben F. Davis
Dallas
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James Campbell
Wel. Cobkk
W. M. Nash
Gladys N. Davia
Chicago
M. T. Nash
Nash
San Padre
California
Savannah Smith
Berkeley
Califf
Josie Taylor
Smith
Eliah Morris
Pearl Morris
American Legion Best
West
E. Fhong
Hicks Funeral
Campanella Returns to Lead Dodgers in Big Warpath
Campanella back behind the plate fuels a Dodgers surge as they win 10 straight and move from fourth to first in the standings. The stretch includes a 7-5 win over the Cardinals after a 12-inning battle, with Campanella contributing a key home run and a steal.
Baseball scores and schedule from Southern Association
A fragmented recap lists Birmingham Atlanta and New Orleans results with scores and standings, plus tonight’s and today’s games including Cleveland at Philadelphia Detroit at New York Baltimore at Boston Chicago at Washington and other matchups. It notes team records and city pairings like Little Rock Memphis and Nashville Atlanta and Birmingham with varied inning counts and league positions.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
Baltimore
Boston
Chicago
Washington
Little Rock
Atlanta
Memphis
Birmingham
Haltimors
Brooklyn and New York Bracket Baseball Scores Yesterday
Results show Brooklyn 4 St Louis 6 in 712 innings and New York 4 Milwaukee 2. Today's schedule lists six games with Pittsburgh at Cincinnati and New York at Milwaukee Brooklyn at St Louis, Philadelphia at Chicago. Also hot Springs El Dorado Meridian Monroe and Pine Bluff games noted.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cotron State
el Dorado
Grenville
Hot Springs
Monroe
Pine Bluff
Greenville
Pine’ Bluff
Meridian
Dorado Pine Bluff
Greenville Meridian
Musial Earns Slugging Mark Despite Critics
NEW YORK star slugger Stan Musial stands atop the scene with a .785 slugging percentage this season and 150 total bases in 121 at bats. He has 13 doubles, 3 triples, and 19 home runs as his career totals approach a high mark, while Babe Ruth still holds the American League lifetime record.
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St. Touis Cardinal
M Yen
Pastor Pragent
Mebane
Apse Musial
Redbirts
Sten
Babe Ruth
Regan
Patterson Decisions Maxim in N Y
Jack Hand reports Patterson a 10 year old Olympic graduate fought Joey Maxim to a newspaper decision in New York. He later claimed a unanimous if unpopular Arkansas verdict in Fayetteville last weekend after completing Mastery in Secondary Education.
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Jack Hand
New York
Floyd ‘Patterson
Olymic
Joey Maxim
Arkansas
Fayetteville
Hope
Ren Agro
Barons Rally to Top Crackers in Southern League clash
Birmingham’s Barons ended a near two week slump by overtaking the Atlanta Crackers in a windup delayed by a Sunday curfew. Jack Urban held Lookouts to seven hits as Birmingham moved ahead 42 in the regular game. Nashville hammered Atlanta 16 3, Mobile won 24, New Orleans edged Memphis 4 2 in 10 innings.
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Birmingham
Barons
Southeym Association
Atlanta Crackers
Chattanaqua
Gami
Jack Urban
Lookouts
Nashville
Atlanta
Little
Mobile
New Orleans
Memphis
Barong
Jon
Pus
Gamewig
Tio Vistory Colupgy
Mark
Epserman
Hiltep Ang
Ernie
Fat
Daver Benedier
Tve
Junio Wooten
Wooten
Local Athletic Commission Votes On Officials
Fragmentary OCR notes show names Cat. Diamote, Rat. jteyson, and Sloan involved in a vote by three officials. Mention of a caret test and previous visit suggests testing or evaluation context for athletic officials.
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Cat. Diamote
Rat
Jteyson
Caret
Ta Ewab Athletic Commission
Suleay
Sloan
Aterlius
Lacrosse Gains Ground In Ivy League Spring Practice
Sports writer Gayle Talbot notes lacrosse’s rise in Ivy League spring drills as football players consider switching to the stick game. Coaches at Yale, Harvard, Princeton, and others push athletes toward lacrosse to boost popularity while preserving physicality and skill development, despite football players facing a tough transition to the lacrosse environment.
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York Pj
Easton
J Wayer
Lyerossa
Lacroszé
Yale
Harvale
Priscetoy
Eresse
Canada
Five Suns Fall Behind in Busy Inning Rally
A garbled game recap notes a team fielding five suns and five hits in three minus, with a referenced 4058 tag and a late rally that chased pitcher J. Aligas as Dick Heaksem tired in the ninth. The Pravs led 32-1 before the rally, leaving unclear details about Mobiles cellar status and Sears.
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Mobile
Sears
Pravs
Lefty
Dick Heaksem
Nthe
J. Aligas
Aod
Major Leagues Batting and Pitching Leaders Scrambled List
A garbled historical tally shows leaders in batting, runs batted in and home runs across multiple teams. Names like Rosen, Minoso, Musial and Mays appear with inconsistent team attributions and odd spellings, alongside pitching leaders such as Branca, Raschi and Conley.
Nashville Stars Return to Legion Field for Tonight’s Game
Hope hosts Nashville in Little River League action at Legion Field tonight at 8. Charles Gough likely to pitch for Hope. Babe Benning All Stars from Little Roth visit Legionnaires with Donz Steverts slated to pitch for Hope.
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Legion Field Hope
Nashville
Howard County
Charles Gough
Hope Nine
Little Roth
Babe Benning
Legion Boys
Howe
L. R. Crew
Pony League Opens Tonight at Legion Park
Tonight at 6 p m the Pony League opens in Legion Park with Hope Beverage facing Hope Alto. The Legionnaires host Nashville at 8 15 as the Little River Valley League also debuts. Mayor attends, first ball tossed by John Lt Wilson, all events free to the public as family recreation.
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Pony League
Legion Park
Hope Beverage
Hope Alito
Legionnaires
Nashville
Tegion Park
Rotail Merchants Committee
Parks and Recreation Commission
John Lt. Wilson
Unes
Recall move fails in Sauk City Wisconsin
Le Rhy Gore leads the Joe Must Go petition drive as recall efforts falter. Gore reports petitions insufficient to trigger a recall election and vows to restart after the November elections. He notes possible state warrants for signatures and potential legal action in Sauk County.
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Wis
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Newsreen
Chicago
Joe
Menomonie Wis
Sauk County
Harlan Kelley
Gare
Jai
Secretary of State
Vn Ee
Recall effort falls short in Wisconsin recall bid
The Joe Must Go Club failed to obtain the required signatures to recall Senator McCarthy of Wisconsin and Iowa. Officials said about 975,000 signatures were reported in another context, but the effort ended at midnight Saturday with 403,904 needed not reached.
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Sen. MccCarthy
Or-Wis
McCarthy
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Saul
City Weekly
Harold Michael
Amery
Tyan
Nessingen
Madison
Thes
Milwaukee
Maxim
Jlwaukee
Floyd Pat
Qall McCarthy
Larson
Brookly
New York
Archie . Moore
Thuysddy
Miami
Bert Whitehurst
Skcal
Baltimore
Serlin
N. H
Vern Stevenson
Montreal
Hicks
Portland
Skopt
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