Notice of Chancery Court sale in Hempstead Arkansas
In pursuance of authority in the Chancery Court Hempstead County Arkansas notice is given of a public vendue in court held on Saturday June 14 1954. Forty acres more or less described as part of the North East Quarter and adjacent lands in Township and Range with 80 acres more or less in Section 8 Township South Range 25 East. Terms: credit three months bond with security and 10 percent interest from date of sale until paid. Commissioner Garr Att Wits signs this notice in June 1954.
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Chancery
Hempstead
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Baseball Leagues Feature Names and Scores From Brooklyn
In a fragmentary AP report, Brooklyn and New York teams appear with player names such as Hamner, Robinson, Musial, Snider, Mays, and Jablonski. The text references leagues, teams, and hitters with scattered statistics and city mentions, indicating a past baseball roundup.
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Brooklyn
New York
Hamner
Heesue
Jablonski
Robinson
Jn — Musial
Snider
Jaya BT
Sauerneue
Philadelphia
He - Pheer Mays
York
Masia
Louis
Bauer
Huddleston Handcuffs in 60-3 Legion Park win
Huddleston pitched four straight wins as the Hope Legionnaires routed Mineral Springs 60 to 3 in a Little River Valley League game at Legion Park. Mineral Springs scored first in the second, but Hope exploded with four runs in the fifth on hits by Gurnter White and Johnson, then added more in the sixth. Reeder Huddleston fanned 14, allowed three hits and four walks in the win, while Green took the loss.
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Legionnaires
Mineral Springs Flyers
Little River
Legion Park
Mineral Springs
Mth
W. H.gurnter
White
Johnson
Huddleston
Reeder Huddleston
Yung
Green
Idv
H Hope
AB O'R Gunter
W. He
Johngen
Oo Thomas
Thompson
Boyett
Gunter
Mineral Eerie Ie
C Phillips
Norwa
Castle
Hockaday
Toais
Giants Rally From Doubts To Lead In Baseball Pennant Race
In New York Giants coverage, early concerns about pitching depth veteran help and Willie Mays returning from service faded as Antonelli solidified the staff Westrum improved both offense and defense Muller surged among batting leaders Williams recovered Dark formed solid middle infield Mays produced power and speed boosting the team toward the pennant race while comparisons with Duke Snider sparked heated Brooklyn debates on best center fielder and catcher hitting needs persisted.
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New York
New ‘Yorke Giants
Leo Fnirother
Johnny Antonel
Milwaukee
Giants
Willie Mays
Davey Williams
Durocher
Don Mueller
Polo Grounds
Antonelli
Boston Braves
Hhim
Rochester, N
Wes Westrum
Mays
Alabama
Williams
al Dark
Muller
Leo No Langer
Westrum
Brooklyn
Willie
Duke Snider
Snider
Travelers Sick Leaders in Close One
Chattanooga Lookouts may receive reinforcements soon with New Orleans players contributing to a tight game. Washington Senators VP Calvin Griffith indicated help in sealing deals as Danny Murtaugh’s Pelicans provided timely hits in the contest.
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Mercer Bailey
Associated Press
Chattanooga
Lookouts
New Orleans
Calvin Griffith
Washington Senators
Senators
Danny Murtaugh
Pelicans
Willie and Witlin: managers weigh in on league force
The group notes Willie and Witlin as key factors this season. They contend Witlin brings greater impact for his club than Snider, reflecting opinions from multiple major league managers after recent results.
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Willie
Witlin
Snider
New Orleans Beats Chattanooga in Slim Pitcher Duel
A muddled game summary shows New Orleans defeating Chattanooga 3 runs to none as pitcher Les Phillips earned his third win for the Pels. The Lookouts were limited to seven hits while starter TM taips worked six innings in the shutout bid that carried into late play, with key moments and line scores unclear due to OCR.
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Deea Fook
New ‘Orleans
Chattanooga
Filey Wade
Taips
Retief
Les Phillips
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