Armful of Sports Highlights From Historic Years
AP brief recalls Calumet’s Armed winning his first race in over a year at seven furlongs, Coral Cubs outfielder joining the armed forces, Lew Jenkins stopping Fippy Larkin in 2:41 in New York, and Babe Ruth aiding the Boston Braves to a 5-3 exhibition win over the Reds.
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Armed Forces
Lew Jenkins
Fippy Larkin
New York
Babe Ruth
Boston Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Basketball scores roundup from 1960s era matchups
A collage of college basketball results lists teams and scores, including NYU over Princeton 64 to 62 and Kansas 79 over Kansas State 68. Other noted games show Georgetown NC beating Allegheny 83 to 80, Indiana State 85 over Hanover 66, William and Mary 76 over Virginia 85, and Montana 91 in a multi-team all stars context.
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Allegheny
Kansas
Kansas State
Southern Illinois
Western
Ilinois
Indiana State
Hanaver
Ansas’ Weeleyan
Fort Hays
Eastern
Millikin
Evansvillé
Indiana Central
Stromboli to Open Soon in Little Rock
Little Rock announces Stromboli will be shown at local theaters. The Ingrid Bergman film directed by Roberto Rossellini stars Bergman and includes a note about her paternity during a Mexican divorce case.
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Little Rock
Mutual Network Schedule Snapshot Radio Listings
A dense list of radio program times and show names across Wednesday and Thursday, including Mark Trail and Tom Mix, News broadcasts, Oaklawn Park coverage, Gabriel Heatter and Fulton Lewis, Jr segments, musical interludes, and various sponsorships. The schedule shows daily blocks, station identifiers, and multiple network programs with the calendar of events and featured hosts.
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Mutual Network
Mark Trail
Tom Mix
Star & Sports
Oaklawn
Gabriel_ Heatter
Fulton Lewis, Jr
M International
Bill Henry
Wanthan
Robert Hurleigh
M Sunrise Serenade
Nashville
Walter Mason
Bob Poole
Kate Smith
Lanny Ross
M Farm
Roundup
Hillbilly
Gabriel Heatter Mallbag
Naughton Farms
Baxter
Melody Boys
Churches of Christ
Queen
Oaklawn Park
Oaklaywn
Rhythm Ranch Hands
Melody Corral
M00
Gabriel Heatter
Fulton Lewis
California
Caraysa
Limerick
Frank Edwards
Voice of the Army
M Mutual
Ouachita and Arkansas State to Meet in AAU Growd Final
Ouachita 81 overwhelmed Carlisle Independents in a late rally as Arkansas State Teachers beat Jonesboro Frolics 87 16 to reach tonight's Arkansas AAU Growd final. High scorers included Allen Carter 19 for Carlisle and Maurice Carlisele Weldon Matthews 16 15 for Ouachita.
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Little Rock
Ouachita
Arkansas State Teachers
Carlisle Independents
Jonesboro Frolics
Pointers Open State Cage Play In Arkansas Tourney
Van Buren coach Clair Bates leads the Pointers in the state Class A-Big Six tournament at Robinson Auditorium. Crawford county favorite with a 34 3 record, Warren opener for Van Buren as first round pairings unfold. Big Six and A division games schedule through Friday with the A division champion and Big Six winner meeting Saturday for the state title.
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Arkansas
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van Buren
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qPointers
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Robinson Auditorium
Crawford County
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Brinkley
Newport
Clinton
Jonesboro
Lavaca
Texarkana
Hamburg
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Little Rock Catholic High
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Merson
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Leachvile
North Little Hock
Fort Smith
Little Rock
el Dorado
Hot Springs
Pine Bluff
Priday
Committee to Hear Charge of McCarthy
Washington March 8 Amid political overtones Republican Senator McCarthy of Wisconsin appears before a Democratic controlled senate committee today to allege Communists have infiltrated the state department. Chairman Tydings promises no witch hunt while Democrats and Republicans brace for a partisan fight that could impact this year’s campaigns.
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Washington
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Senate
State Department
Tydings
Green
Rhode Island
McMahon
Connecticut
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Lodge
Mesanchusetts
Sports Roundup From Garden Notes And College Hoops
A muddled roundup cites Jimny Flood facing Charley Musari at the Garden, notes on players and scoring records in college basketball, including Hank Luosten and George Yardley. Mentions Stanford, Bradley, and Michigan State rumors, with other bits on baseball radio plans and World Series hopes.
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New York
March
Jimny Flood
Charley Musari
Garden
Syarhoa
Shoreman
Uli Pi
Timmy
Louvaine Abet
Bill Sharan
Southern California
UCLA
Hank Luisten
Bradley Pas
Dae Son
Braz
Court Upholds Fine in Arkansas Bank Case
In Little Rock on March 6 the Arkansas Supreme Court upheld a $1,000 fine against the president of the Bank of Montgomery in Mt Ilda, ending a lengthy dispute over a world at the institution.
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Litlie Rock
Woriod
Bank of
Montgomery
Carnusal
Mt. Ilda
Arkangis Supreme Court
Donations to American Red Cross
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Sid Flowers
W. L. McCoy
LeRoy Hatfield
Ames
Tevin
Paught
Clyde Pardue
Virgil Cleveland Esmonds
Downs
H.W. Taylor Howad
Tibbets
Charles Malone
Owen Nix
Barrentines
Bill Spoter
Patterson
Jack Pritchett
David Fri
General Bradley says U.S. cannot rely on absolute security yet
Washington dispatch quotes General Omar N. Bradley, chief of the joint chiefs, noting that U.S. forces cannot provide an absolute guarantee against a disastrous blow. He argues mobilization and allied strength will protect the country, while atomic stockpiles offer an immediate but limited retaliatory capacity.
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Omar N. Bradley
America
United States
Joint Chiefs of Staff
de- Llivery
Women's Nation- In Press Club
Ro Bradley
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Navy
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Magnolia
South
Extrusions, Inc
Council Opens Tax Consciousness Campaign
The Arkansas Public Expenditures Council opened a tax consciousness campaign in Tuttle Rock on March ? Speakers included Dr. George S. Benson president of Harding College Scarrry warned against the welfare state and Herbert J. Miller of Tax Foundation discussed Hoover commission work. Dr. Benson and C. Hamilton Moses received Freedom Foundations awards for the build your home town campaign with the Arkansas Economy Council State Chamber of Commerce.
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Arkansas Public Expenditures Council
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Saverage Ciizen
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Prsident
Harding College
Scarey
Herbert J. Miller
New York
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Hamilton Moses
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Arkansas Econome Council-State Chamber of Commerce
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