Notable college football TV games spark NCAA reminders
The sports column recalls Princeton Cornell Columbia and Dartmouth games televised a year ago, noting adherence to NCAA rules. It also mentions Babe Didrikson Zaharias winning the Women’s Amateur Golf Championship and a Cardinals victory over the Phillies, with other historical references and placeholders for older events.
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Associated Presa Tuiny
Princeton
Cornell
Columbia
Dartmoutts
Didrikson
Yahicriag
Dee Forting
Jacqueline Cacdon
Cardinals
Philadelphia
Thomas
Treasury auction notice of personal property in Hope Arkansas
U S Treasury Department office of the collector of internal revenue issues a public sale notice for nonpayment of taxes. Auction to be held at Easel and Shoyt Streets in Hope Arkansas on Friday June 15 1983 at 4:00 PM. Listed items include a Coolerator Deep Freeze Simp ton Tru Weigh scale wooden booths gas range refract ory table chairs and many household appliances.
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U.S Treasury Department
Willy Rock
Ackiunwas
Dun
Colvin Doughie
Hope
Winedey Wands
Godswin
Agling Genesee Vue
U S Favored In Wimbledon Play
London reports the United States team as heavy favorites in the Wimbledon Cup tennis matches opening tomorrow. English women have not won the cup since 1832, with only two individual titles since World War II. Earl Hare of Jacksonville will face Mel Finkel in the opening match, and 17 year old Maureen Connolly of San Diego tackles Mea Dean Walker Smith in the second. Hale Hart and Shirley Fry of Akron pair in doubles alongside Minkef and Helen Pletcher.
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London
Wimbledon
United States
Bon Diego
Will Plexi
Dean Walker-Smith
Mise Hart
Shirley Fry
Akron
Minkef
Helen Pletcher
Hempstead Coaches Take ETS Training
Hempstead coaches and about 30 residents attended the Civil Defense Work training in Elune Arkansas. Attendees included Wayne Huckabee Delwin Rosa and Joe Tumphrey directed by the Texas public schools unit. The workshop, under Texas Education Agency Red Cross and Disaster Relief, covered civil defense actions and international situations.
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Gonmyorre
Tonga
Elune
Ark
Beat Texas
Hope
Wayne Huckabee
Scheal
Delwin Rosa
de Queen
Dock Sargent
Bial
Joe MT. Tumphrey
Elv
Texas
Texas Education Neency
Red Cross
Texas Delonge
Lyonphrey
Rehnna
Janes Laide
Texas Welfare Association
State Board of Control
Simpson Otey Lead Travelers In Tight Win
Simpson and Otey powered the Travelers to a 4-2 victory over Chattanooga, with Colwbirated pitching five sharp hits. Carson and Pavke added key hits as New Orleans built a margin while outlining the Southern Association leaders. Nashvlle battled Mobile to a 6-6 tie after 12 innings.
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Chyler
New Orleans
Crea
Pittsburgh
Phentes
Chattanooga
Carton
Beason
Ende Oravets
Jack Pavpke
Leane
Nashvlle
Koughing
Mobile
Southern Association
Auanta
Nashville
Birmingham
Little Rock
Memphis
Sauer Homers Three Times to Lead Win
Hank Sauer belted three homers to spark a 1962 All Star game win. Facing lineup disputes, manager Chuck Shotton faced fan heat and a commissioner ruling Sauer must start. Sauer’s hot day at Comiskey Park suggested he could become baseball’s top slugger if he keeps this pace.
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Jack Hand
Prensa
Hank Sauer
Chicago
Ted Williams
Botney Shelton
Big Hank
Duke Snider
Shotton
Enon Slaughter
Ralph Kiner
Saver
Cub
Happy Chendier
Saucy
Comiskey, Park
Sauer
Jeanue
Baseball scores from multiple leagues show varied results
In the Pacific Coast League Oakland beat Los Angeles 3 to 1 while San Diego defeated Sacramento 0 12 innings. Hollywood lost to San Francisco 1 in Seattle at Portland was postponed. International League saw Baltimore win 5 3 0 and others. American Association and Southern Association games reported with multiple innings. Texas League notes Houston 2 Sulsa 6 Beaumont 4 and Fort Worth 3 Dallas. Shreveport at Oklahoma City postponed.
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Los Angeles
San Diego
Sacramento
Hollywood
San Francisco
Seattle
Portland
Baltimore
Ottawa
Toronto
Buffalo
Springfield
Minneapolis & St. Paul
Colmbus
Toledo
Milwaukee
Kansas City
tIndianapelig
Louisville
Nashville
Mobile
Memphis
Athilla
Lite Rock
Birmingham
New Orheang
Chattanooga
Houston
Sulsa
Beaumont
Ft. Worth
Dallas
Shreveport
Oklahoma City
San Antonio
Little Rock Triumphs Over Birmingham and Atlanta
In a baseball roundup, Lite Rok crushed Birmingham 43 and Memphis beat Atlanta’s Crackers 6-0. Baron Ace John Mackinson earned his eighth win after allowing three runs, while Little Rock’s Canadian pitcher Alex McNeilance hurled eight hits. Hal Simpson went 4 for 4, and B C Otey contributed three hits in a decisive Little Rock showing.
Hope Edged in Tenth Inning by 4-3 Tally
Camden Rocketeers edged the Legionnaires 4-3 in ten innings in a game marred by disputes and several errors. Hope’s timely hits and a decisive third inning rally put the Rockets ahead before a dramatic 10th inning finish sealed the victory despite late Legion threats. Thompson earned the win with five strikeouts. Gilson Ross took the loss.
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Hope
Camden Rocketeers
Ht Legionnaires
Ames
Gunter
Legion
Rockets
Beasley Hetting
Bob White
Booning
Camden
Thompson
Visi Lova
Gilson Ross
Joslig
Mineral Springs
Bush
McDonald
Schalk
YO Baber
Miles
OL Thomas
Montgomery
Powewe
Theatrical Murder Plot Unraveled By Witness Talk
Theodore recalls a stage night with Gray Austen and Clara as theories swirl around a murder. Jerome Austen’s possible involvement is weighed against alibis while Macleod and Gamadge press for solid links to the crime and motives behind the alleged killing.
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Lear
Lega
Hs Head
Iulgaret
Lin
Ayo
Ike
Theodate
Nordypl
Jerome Teus
Misa Avaton
Gray Avaton
Gray
Jeromy
Gray Austen
Viet Jerome
Evallahi Hildreth Austen
Mab
Jerome
Althal
Gray Anaten
Milas Austen
Aby
Macleod
Jerome Austen
Austen
Madison
Jeromé Austen
Anya
Austens
Lacloud
Carey
Serena
Clara
Henry
Blackmill
Rena
Maclowd
Iké
Neryous
Macloud
Funeral services set for Mrs Mitty Rowden at Church of God
Funeral services for Mrs. Mitty Rowden will be held Friday June 13 at the Church of God with burial in Pleasant HY Cemetery. Hicks Funeral Home is in charge. James Jamison died in Garland City last June. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. Also notes on recent baseball results and local returns.
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James Jamison
Garland City
Tennis and golf progress in English championships
In Kent Championships, Beckham England Gardnar Mulloy Hamilton Richardson and Eric Sturgess reached the semi finals. Pat Todd of La Jovita California moved to the West of England Championships quarter finals by routing P J Kerr 6 0 6 0. In Columbus Pat Lesser of Seattle University topped Evelyn Braddock San Diego State 4 and 2 in the Women s Intercollegiate Golf Championships. In Boston Market won the Massachusetts Handicap at Suffolk Downs.
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Associated Press
Beckham
England
Gardnar Mulloy
Hamilton Richardson
Eric Sturgess
Kent
Bristol
Pat Todd
la Jovita
Calif
P. J. Kerr
Columbus
Pat Lesser
Seattle U
Evelyn Braddock
San Diego
Boston
Massachusetts
Suffolk
Immigration Laws Revised by Congress
Washington June 11 The Senate passed by unanimous vote a controversial bill revising and codifying immigration and naturalization laws. Opponents call it anti alien. President Truman has not committed. House approved final version 203 to 53. The measure seeks to end racial barriers, index quotas, and tighten security while preserving the 1920s national origins framework.
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White House
Truman
Sen. McCarran
D-Nev
Senate
House
Sen
Lehman
Humphrey
Minn
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Belmont and Delaware Park feature wins in spring 2012
The report notes Mast captured the Temple Gwathmey Steeplechase Handicap at Belmont Park with a $20,000 added race. Benhadar won the Montchanin Handicap at Delaware Park, Fleet Kahli took a feature at Hollywood Park, and Bloody Step won the Sir Barton Purse at Hawthorne.
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