Top Radio Programs New York March 9 Highlights
A rundown of nightly radio schedules for New York stations NBC CBS and ABC listing programs such as Henry Aldrich Dragnet Duffy's Tavern Screen Guild Murphy dramas and Perry Mason along with morning and afternoon lineups and a Sports Mirror NY era recap of past sports milestones and anniversaries including Detroit’s 1950 NHL title and college athletic milestones.
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New York
NBC
Henry Aldrich
Screen Guild
FBI
Mr. Keen Tracer
Judy
Ted Mack
Guy Kibbee
Mr. Feathers
Friday Morning Radio Schedule Roundup and Music Lineup
A dense listing of Friday morning programming and show schedules across radio segments. Includes names like Robert Hurleigh, Walter Mason, Lenny Ross, and Gabriel Heatter with various show titles such as Sunrise Serenade, Party Line Patter, and Rhythm Ranch. Also notes Oaklawn specials and military news programs.
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Naughton's Farms
Baxter
Melody Boys
Church of Christ Ladies Fair
Oaklawn
Rhythm Ranch Hands
Melody Corral
Mark Trall
M Tom
Mix
Star
Gabriel_Heatter
M. Fulton Lewis, Jr
Memory
Bill Henry
the Air Force Howr
Frank Edwards
Mutual
Arkansas to Send Two Cage Teams to Tournament
Lake Charles La March 8 Seven teams headed by last year's National Jaycee champions begin the seventh region playoffs of the National Junior College basketball tournament. Entries expected from four states include Tyler Texas 1949 titleholders and Allen Military Academy Arkansas Eslyant Arkansas Arkansas A M of Magnolia Arkansas Junior Agricultural College Beebe Mississippi Boonville Hinds Raymond Louisiana McNeese the host. Regional winners advance to the national tourney in Hutchinson Kansas later in March.
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Lake Charles
Wayne Cusic
McNeese
Texas
Tyler
Vand Allen Military Academy
Arkansas
Arkansas A, &M
Magnolia
Arkansas Junior Agricultural College
Beebe
Mississippi
Boonville
Hinds
Raymond
Louisiana
McNeege
Hutchingon
Kane
Mineral Springs Upsets Ashdown in Lewisville Tourney
In the western division of District 7 8 girls basketball at Lewisville the Mineral Springs team defeated tournament favorite Ashdown 56 to 52 marking perhaps the biggest upset so far. Hempstead teams Saratoga Washington Patmos and Guernsey suffered defeats as Blevins edged Cale to stay in contention.
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Mineral ‘Springs
Ashdown
Hempstead
Saratoga
Washington
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Guernsey
Blevins
Cale
Waldo
Prescott
Bright Star
Play Starts in Arkansas B Tourney Progress
In the Arkansas high school basketball tournament first round, 6 of 16 teams were eliminated with two more games to finish the round. West Fork, Holly Grove, Stephens, and Branch are among the contenders as quarterfinals approach. Scorers included Nunally with 23 for Lynn in a win over Mora.
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Marchig
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Holly Grove
Stephens
Branch
Lynn
Mora
Valley Springs
Banks
Hartford
Hee Branch Southside
Waldo
Wilson
Glendale
Grubbs Jr. Bismarck
Marmaduke
Nunally
Moro
Majorie Lindsay Leads in Florida Golf Tourney
Majorie Lindsay of Decatur Illinois fired two under par on nine holes and advanced to the next round of the 6th annual Florida East Coast women’s golf tournament at St. Augustine. Defending champ Folly Riley of Fort Worth Texas struggled but won 2 and 1 against Bee McWane of Birmingham Alabama. Betsy Raws of Austin defeated Helen Hampton of Chattanooga Tennessee in another match.
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Decatur
Florida East Coast
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Folly Riley
Fort Worth
Texas
Heb "Sppanent
Bee McWane
Hirmingham
Ala
Betsy Raws
Austin
Exes
Helen Hampton
Chattanooga
Tenn
Teachers Win Arkansas AAU Cage Crown
Arkansas State Teachers College captured the state AAU title in Little Rock finishing an all collegiate event. The Conway team defeated Ouachita 75 to 70 as Lyle Middleton led scoring with 23 points while the last independent entrants Carlisle and the Jonesboro Frolics were eliminated.
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Little Rock
Arkansas State Teachers College
Morgan Independents
Arkansas Saau
Teachers
Conway
Ouachita
Lyle Middleton
Carlisle
Jonesboro Frolics
Roundup of Boxing Feats and College Sports News
New York reports flash notes from sports roundups. Famechon eyes Pep rematch with return bout terms. Hitch jokes around campus over a jail score call. PGA tension with Locke apology lingers. Hockey goalies miss games due to injuries. Yale spring football opens as Hickman faces lent questions. Boxer Maxim praises wrestler Rocca, admiring his style and vigor.
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Vinnie Richards
Bobby Locke
PGA
Springfield
Phil McAfee
West Virginia
Rex Pyles
Alderson-Broaddus
Red Brown
Davis-Elkins
Lune
Lee Patton
Herman Hickman
Yale
Tennessee
Tom Siler
Arkansas A&M Opens Spring Grid Practice
Monticello March 4 1950 Arkansas A&M opened spring football practice with 45 athletes and coach Jack Eckdahl. Lettermen include ends Zinn Peargon Heflin and others. newcomers Ker Campall and Bill Gober join a ten game schedule featuring Mississippi College Henderson State Austin Peay Hendrix Little Rock Junior College and more with co captain Howlett and captain Hunt highlighted.
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Arkansas A & M
Jack Eckdahl
Harry Zinn
Fordyce
O. L. Peargon
Smackover
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Lindsay Rounsavall
Hazen
Davis Lesiis
Warren
Byron Howlett
Bill Hunt
Ico
Jimmy Alsobrack
Ben Gaines
Lake Village
David Anderson
Bubba Attwood
Stanely Dicken
Jimmy Parker
Rison
Stanley Haisty
Freddie Smith McGehee
Treaty Watson
Hamburg
Charlies Selman
McGehee
Devil Scaue
AIC
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Henderson Teachers
Arkadelphia
Austin Peay
Clarksville
Tenn
Hendrix
Little Rock Junior College
Little Rock
Arkansas State Tech
Arkansas Tech
Ozarks
Magnolia A. & M
Untitled fragment hints Carlisle favored in semi finals
Fragmentary OCR notes Carlisle as pre-tournament favorite with Be Pegs mentioned. The text references semi final games Tuesday night and a multi player lineup, but details are incomplete and names and outcomes are unclear.
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Carisle
Legionaires Begin Practice For 1950 Season April 3
Hope Legion Basketball manager Bill McClendon sets Monday night April 3 as the first practice for the 1950 baseball season at Legion Park. Three or four sessions weekly begin at seven under the lights with public attendance invited. Tryouts urged for players to register with Jac Jones, Harry Hawthorne, or Fred Robertson by April 4. Exhibition games feature Hot Springs Bathers and Texarkana Bears. Park renovations include improved lighting, a new scoreboard by Hope Beverage Co, and renewed seating as the league prepares for a strong semi pro season.
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Hope Legion
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Harry Hawthorne
Fred Robertson
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Hot Springs Bathers
Texarkana Bears
Noah Hobbs
Hope Beverage Co
Peace Comes to the Coal Industry
Washington reports a basic agreement on terms of a new anthracite labor contract, signaling peace for the coal industry. Joan L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers and anthracite operators announced accord on settlement principles, final details to be ratified today. The pact covers 78,000 miners in northeastern Pennsylvania and mirrors the soft coal deal with a 70 cent daily wage boost and a 10 cent royalty increase for welfare payments. Lewis pressed for a larger royalty but accepted the same increase. An earlier three day work week ended as negotiations set a five day week, with time and a half for this weekend. Senator Taft criticized Truman administration handling of the soft coal strike, arguing earlier injunctions could have stopped it and warning of future emergencies. The soft coal strike persisted until a contract was reached last weekend. Lewis’ union was acquitted of contempt charges, an appeal is set for April 26.
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Texarkana Moves Up in State Play
In Arkansas high school basketball action Van Buren won 69 42 over Warren Lumberjacks to advance. Newport Jonesboro Texarkana Batesville and Catholic High joined as first round winners entering A division wind-up tomorrow with Springdale Emerson Forrest City Leachville slated for pairings.
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Wilson
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Bee Branch
Glendale
Grubbs
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Marmaduke
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Germans Denounce British Fire Order At Steel Plant
Bonn March 8 German officials charged that British troops have orders to fire if police lines guarding the Hermann moving steel works are breached but a British spokesman denied automatic firing. Demolition continued without incident as Germans protested at the plant where workers say its output is war oriented and about 14 000 people are employed.
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Germany
Hermann Moving
Oder
Five Colleges Place Men on Dream Team
Five colleges dominate the 1950 AP All America basketball team with Bob Cousy Holy Cross Paul Erzin Villanova Dick Schnittker Ohio State Paul Unruh Bradley and Kevin O Shea Notre Dame named to the 1950 dream team by 429 sports writers and broadcasters after a fiercely contested season nationwide.
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Bob Cousy
Holy Cross
Paul Érizin
Villanova
Dick Schnittker
Ohio State
Paul Unruh
Bradley
Kevin O'Shea
Notre Dame
Lodiy
Associated Press
West German Minister Accuses British of Opening Fire
Anton Storch, West German minister, charges Britain would fire on further demonstrators who breached police lines as dismantling reduces job numbers. The claim frames a tense protest period with potential escalation.
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West Germ Iebor
Anton Storch
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