Modern one year old home near Brookwood school for sale
Move into this modern one year old home by July first. The 75 by 182 foot lot offers shade, garage, hard wood floors, venetian blinds, and a screened porch three blocks from Brookwood school at 897 East 7th Street. Cash price 450 with 39 monthly including taxes and insurance, plus notes about other Frank Russell homes and additional bargains in surrounding land and a city cafe for sale or lease.
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Brookwood School
East 7Th Street
Clarksdale Ousts P. B. From First By The Associaed Press
Clarksdale tops Pine Bluff 9-7 to take early lead as Hot Springs slips past Greenwood 5-3 and El Dorado beats Natchez 7-4 in a night of league games. A curfew prevented extra innings, while Pine Bluff’s Duren issued 11 walks in eight frames amid 10 strikeouts.
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Pine Bluff
Hot Springs
Greenwood
el Dorado
Natchez
Monroe
Greenville
Duren
Frank Scarpace
Harold Bollinger
Ernie Velasquez
Johnny Antonelli
Frank Guezzera
Steve Solis
Bill Gingerich
Dodgers
Harville Jakes
Jim Gilbert
American Men Target Women in Wimbledon Opens
Wimbledon, England June 27. American women face tough open round matches while eight U S men rode a 100 percent win record yesterday before a 20 000 crowd. Nancy Chaffee of Los Angeles meets Marta Barnett of Coral Gables as the rest of the U S contenders face European opponents with hopeful chances.
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Wimbledon
England
America
Nancy , Chaffee
Los Angeles
Marta Barnett
Coral Gables
Florida
U. S
Bean, Te Ing
Hope Juniors Hand Defeat Magnolia in Legion Match
Hope Juniors overwhelmed Magnolia with strong offense as Bin Gunter led the scoring surge. Magnolia struggled to keep pace while the junior team dominated, delivering a decisive victory for the Junior American Legion squad.
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Hope Juniors
Magnolia
bin Gunter
American Legion
Hope Junior Legion
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights for Mutual Network
A dense list of afternoon and evening segments across Mutual Network including music blocks Mystery Bank 6 15 PM and 6 25 PM sports reports News 6 25 and 11 00 Kate Smith Music. Notable programs include Gabriel Heatter Ir Fulton Lewis Official Detective and Rhythm roundup with multiple local time slots. Also listed are Morning and Evening devotions and audience interaction programs such as Party Line Patter and Here’s to Veterans.
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Mutual Network
Steaight Arrow
Mystery Bank
Gabriel Heatter
Fulton Lewis
Bangs
A.M
Official Detective
Bil Henry
Filesnenaey
Farm
Robert Hurleigh
Nashville
Melody Bank
Lanny Ross
Church of Christ
Mark Trail
Star & Sports
Bill Henry
Legionnaires
Mutual Reports
Top Radio Programs New York June 27
Radio listings for New York on June 27 show NBC offering Cavalcade drama Peggy and Garner at 8, Penny Singleton Sketch at 8, Chas. Boyer drama at 8:30, Life In Your Hands at 9, CBS presenting Mystery Theater at 7:30, Satan's Waitin drama at 8:30, Can did Microphone at 9, and Al Goodman. ABC runs Counter Spy at 7:30, Gentlemen of the Press at 8, Americas Town Meeting debating Communist China in UN admission. MBS features Count of Monte Cristo detective drama at 8. Wednesday sports include Cardinals at Cubs in the afternoon via NBC. Rosemary's Serial airs at 10:45 a.m., Breakfast Club at 4 a.m., and Say It With Music at 2:30 a.m.
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New York
The
American Legion Magazine
George N. Craig
Paul Draper
Larry Adter
John, McCullough
Greenwich
Conn
Connecticut
Drape
Adler
Craig
Legion
Ban Yen
Reds
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Nsw Welim
Hig Tsi
NBC
Peggy
Garner
Penny Singleton
Chas. Boyer
CBS
al Goodman
ABC
MBS
Count of Monte Cristo
Louis Cardinals
Chicago
Red Foley
Best Player Hot Springs Poll Chooses MVP in Cotton States
The Hot Springs Junior Chamber of Commerce announces a new vote to select the most valuable player in the Cotton States league. Local residents and leaders will cast ballots to name the top performer, with voting held this month.
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Hot Springs
The
Sports Roundup From New York June 27 Highlights and Oddities
A collage of notes from college and pro circles. Chancellor Gustavson notes pitchers tire after about 100 pitches. Ted Tappe signed as NCAA prospect, Bobby McGuire shines with .360 average on four straight northern division title teams. A Yankee fan misreads the score in Holland Tunnel as the game unfolds. Bill McKechnie joins church board in Bradenton. International raceway plans 500 mile debut with 250 stock cars. Charney Norkus appears on eight of 61 IBC boxing cards. Maynard Jones questioned. Dick Yast racks up course records in Northwest prep and NCAA circuits. Hockey stars Max and Doug Heatley donate wheat for Saskatchewan fund. Laurel Maryland Black Diamond awaits first big tests for Hambleathan prospects. Graziano taunts Janiro as dusted thumb recovery nears readiness.
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R. c. Gustavson
Bath
University of Nebraska
Washington State
Ted Tappe
Bobby McGuire
Paecific Coach
Bill McKeennie
First Methodist Church
Bradenton
Fla
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D. C. International Raceway
Charney Norkus
IBC
Incredible Burping Chorus
Jersey Jones
Maynard Jones
Maynard
Norkus
Navy
Northwest Gold
Oregon State
Dick Yast
Max
Doug Heatley
University of Saskatchewan
Lusty Song
Flori¢an
Laurel
Rocky Grazigne
Tony Janiro
Scramble Opens At Happy Hollow In Trans Miss Championship
The Trans Miss golf championship starts today at Happy Hollow. No clear favorite emerges as Charles Coe withdraws from defending his title. Johnny Kraft, a 1942 champion, and pro Schuchart from Happy Hollow lead a wide field as Herb Adams and last year’s winner Goldie Albrecht are noted among past champions.
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Happy Hollow
Omaha
Charles Coe
Ardmore
Oklo
Johnny Kraft
Denver
Nawatet
Se BM Schuchart
Here
Outsiders Lead PGA Meet in Columbus Race to the Final
Walter Hagen scorns dark horses as two players surge to the 3 hole finale for the national PGA title with a $3.50 first prize. Harper’s pro Williams from Secane Pa, 33, 173 pounds, rallies to oust Henry Piccard over 38 holes in the hot June heat. Williams has $192 from nine tourneys this year after 7th at Tucson and 29th at the National Open.
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Columbus
Walter Hagen
Scioto County
PGA
Portsnouth
Williams
Secane
Henry Piccard
BB. Williams
Burtington
N. C
Tucson
Baseball flashbacks and a kitchen tip collide
Mirror Today recalls the 1930s Yankee Giants exhibition where Joe Dimaggio debuted. five years ago Blix Donnelly’s relief work and a late season title. fifteen years ago Pinky Higgins led the Athletics with three homers. A stray cooking note suggests folding tiny squares of yellow cheese into potatoes.
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Yankees
Giants
Joe Dimaggio
Yanks
Blix Donnelly
St. Louis Cardinals
Phillies
Pinky Higgins
Philadelphia Athletics
Boston
Red Sox
Waldo Clings to Lead in SWA League
Waldo Giants hold first in Southwest Arkansas semi pro standings after two wins last week. El Dorado Lions stay second as Camden Kraftsmen move into third. Hope Legionnaires drop to fourth with Murfreesboro, Springhill, Gurdon, and Mineral Springs chasing. Near no hit by Camden lefty Dickie Thompson highlighted last week despite Waldo, El Dorado, Camden, and Springhill matchups through June 25.
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Waldo Giants
Southwest Arkansas
el Dorado Lion Oilers
Camden Kraftamen
Hope Legionnaires
Legionnaires
Murfreesboro
Springhill
Gurdon
Mineral Springs
el’ Dorado
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Hope
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Dickie Thompson
Dickie
Kraftsmen
Gordon
Scott
Cook
Jess Harrison
el Dorado
Wol Pet Waldo Giants
el Dorado Lion Oil
Camden Kraftsmen
Murfreesboro Red Sox
Springhill Sports
Gordon Athletics
Mineral Springs Flyers
Murfriesboro
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