Derby Possibilities Get Chance in Feature Today
Fourteen Arkansas Derby eligibles, including two Kentucky Derby nominees, named for the Army and Navy Hospital purse at Oaklawn Park. A record turnout of 144 horses nominated for today's eight events. Kentucky Derby nominees Jim Roy H and All Or Nothing topweight at 118 pounds, with Reigh Belle favored at 114. Also listed 118-pound runners Dan Chan and Gay Ballet. Jockey Harold Keene led with four winners, first Oaklawn rider to do so this year. The human eye is 80 percent Water.
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Hot Springs
Army and Navy Hospital
Oaklawn Park
A. B E. Harper
Jim Roy H
Dave Ferguson
H. J. Damm
Reigh
Memphis Plyer
Fancy Answer
Harold Keene
Lowell
Mass
Reading
W. Wi
Bishop
Frankke Munns
Apron
Oaklawn
Bridges Deportation Fight Shows Labor Union Politics
Westbrook Pegler argues Bridges was removed from a regional director post to suppress political and religious freedom. He claims Roosevelt era appointments and the CIO ties manipulated law, cites leaks from the Supreme Court, and accuses Biddle and Murphy of political dupes while alleging the CIO opposes Wallace to restrain Communist influence.
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Harry Bridges
Bridges
Supreme Court
Wiliam C.douglas
Frank Murphy
Murphy
Stone Winter
Tench
Roosevelt
Francis Biddle
Biddle
Uetors
Chicago
Siduey Hillman
Bev Rooger
Washington
Coer
Natirally
Fox
Henry Wallace
Phil Murray
Christ
Walter Reuther
United Rule Workers
Usey
Wallace
Michigan
Ijtig
Oaklawn Race Entries Show Diverse Maiden and Handicap Fields
The document lists detailed entries for Oaklawn Park races including horses, odds, weights, and eligible alternates across eight races. It covers first two-year-old maidens, four-year-olds and up, six furlongs, with entries like Play Pond and Gala Lee, plus alternates such as Service Bound. The long card includes handicaps and stakes notes, with multiple horse names and weights.
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Play Pond
Juan
Little Gosh
the Begum
Mucho Grande
Gala Lee
Lucky Run
Sybil's Baby
Miss Totem
Analysis
Doberd H
Lolita
Cleo Lady
Elmwood Kitty
Mid Anna
Ka Blondy
Alves
Annleigh
Marty's Choice
Pretty Is
Alanay
Happy Doe
Cherry Hoy
Pepipe
K. Cookie
Gunter
Baby Topsy
Blue Night
Ken-Sue x
Ike
Hoot Man
Teapoy
A—H. Forrest
Alwes
Big Brother
Larry
Oakmuir
Park Flame
Gemet
Enforcer
Lady Lureen
Cotton Joe
Senor
Fancy Flyer
T.C. Melrose
E. W. Cra
Tubby
Clay
Suzerain
Quintero
Rya
E. Denemark
Cudahy
Alcan
Barrant Fire
Vinita Sickle
Zova Lama
Fly Demon
Ello Hipney
Mariano
Vanna
Elmg
Little Sdek
Sir Mickey
Walloon
Taremende Dane
Sanal
Alawance
Women's National AAU Teams Stand at 16
In St Joseph Missouri on March 10 the field narrowed to 16 for the women's National AAU basketball tournament. Defending champion Avanta Blues faced Milwaukee Twenty Club in a late first-round rematch and other top seeds like Nashville Goldblames and Des Moines Central Bankers prepared for second round action.
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St. Joseph
Avanta
Blues
Milwaukee
Wis
Nashville
Tenn
Goldblames
Wesleyan
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa
Acworth
Des Moines
Central Banks
Louisiana State
Pier
Winston Salem
J. C
Hanes Hussery
Dallas
Tex
Hornets
Fights Last Night From The Associated Press
San Francisco fighter Anton Raasik stopped Georgie Duke in Pataluma California while Bobby Lee outpointed Livio Minet in Philadelphia. Gene Boland beat Frankie Abrams in Scranton and Buddy Farrell edged Jackie Cooper in Newark. Harold Green KO'd Art Tatta in Brooklyn and Teddy Davis defeated Johnny Juliano in Holyoke and Eddie Como outpointed Jack Leslie in New Haven.
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Associated Press
San_Francisco
Anton Raasik
Chicago
Georgie Duke
Pataluma
Calif
Philadelphia
Bobby Lee
Baltimore
Livio Minet
Milan
Italy
Omaha
Don Lee
Edison
iNeb
United Press
New York
St. Nicholas Arena
Gene ‘Boland
Scranton
Frankie “Abrams
Detroit
Newark
N. J
Buddy Farrell
Jackie Cooper
Boston
Johnny Cesario
Berry Wright
Cleveland
Eastern Parkway Arena
Harold Green
Brooklyn
N. Y
Tatta
New Haven
Conn
Holyoke
Mass
Teddy Davis
Johnny Juliano
Paterson
Eddie Comno
Jack Leslie
Flint
Mich
Charlie Williams
Johnny Green
Buffalo
Pitchers fear of the bat sparks manager Ben Chapman debate
Clearwater, March 16. Ben Chapman argues Del Ennis proves a pitcher’s edge by living inside the plate while hitters average about 0.39. Ruth tours camps and recalls lively balls, Brown’s pinch hits spark Yankees reserves, and football recruit Byron Townsend draws SMU Rice and Oklahoma notices, with Leahy guarding major moves.
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Clearwater
Fla
Ben Chapman
Pitlherb Pennock
Phillies
del Ennis
Ben
Bois
Stalters
Racing Results at Gakfqwn Track Aims for Young Horses
Weather cloudy track fast as seven races fill program purse 1200 to 1900 dollars. Purse results show Golden Airs, Apron Face, Four Maryinikin, Late Breeze, Ebrensiga, Frank Munns, Gay Marine and One By Air among winners with multiple place odds listed. Daily double paid 41.20 while a local quip concludes with a two boy brother joke attributed to E C L from Los Angeles.
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Golden Airs
Ads
Bodley
Drury
Deerfield
Alura
Texas Hain
Service Bound
Doris H
Miss Message
Apron Face
Keene
Cleo Lady
Heine
Hanover
Bonnie Lou
Peace Chip
Flight Bound
Fair Chip
Tirrmyrao
Sert iBeauty
Mit Anoa
Princess Flame
Maryinikin
Eads
Featherston
de Aric
Canning
Tiere
Double Blitzen
Peala
Miss Stone
Powea
Wheelcrin
Mid Shoat
Blue Missy
Zev
Ebrensiga
D'Augustine
Trambley
Sir Mickey
Amelita
Kere
Cadet Bick
Remembering
Wongerra
Milkfloat
Lite Milly
Wonder’ Why
Frank Munns
Thread
Glidewell
Jacallus
Grubb
Fire Dust
Helen Hogan
Nene Probe
Marine
Rombley
Badgeiti
Caumsett
Tommy O'Milton
Star Thorne
Por Lines
Air
Miss O'Hagan
Ganado
R. J. Jones
Puerty Gordo
Guy Hottel
Tribune
Baby Old
Arkansas high school hoop tourney draws crowds but may miss target
In Lite Rock, the Arkansas state basketball tournament drew more spectators than prior years as first round games spread across districts. Officials face uncertainty over total paid attendance, with unguarded doors cited at Robinson Auditorium. Coaches Pine Bluff and Magnolia predict stronger teams next season, while Oxford and Fayetteville provided tough early showings. Local legends Jim Benton and Ray Hamilton attended, and Ouachita Ocean transfer reshuffles surface as Northwest Arkansas Pointer clubs claim their crown and seek Kansas City playoff bids.
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Carl Bell
Lite
Little Rock
Arkansas Athletic Association
AAA
Robinson Auditorium
Pine Bluff
George Terry
Fayetteville
Marvin Lindsey
Magnolia
Panthers
Lindsey
National Invitational Tournament Semi Finals and Regional Playoffs
AP roundup of college and amateur tournament results across multiple regions. Scores include New York University 72 De Paul 59 and Kansas State 43 Oklahoma 34 in various brackets, with entries from Washington California 49 50 and other pairings in Denver Salt Lake City and beyond.
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Associated Press
New York
New York University
DePaul
Bt Louis
Western Kentucky
Kansas State Wins NCAA Playoff Berth
Kansas State College Wildcats, the Cinderella team, clinched a Western Regional NCAA playoff berth by defeating Oklahoma A and M Aggies 43-04 at Municipal Auditorium. The crowd of about 9,700 witnessed a fast break blitz as Kansas State built a 37-17 halftime lead and controlled the game to seal the win and cement their Big Seven champions status.
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Kansas City
Kansas State College Wildcats
Saturda
Municipal Auditorium
Missouri Valley
Aggies
Not Many Bums Sure of Their Jobs
Dodgers manager Leo Durocher said Pee Wee Reese and Bruce Edwards are the only players certain of jobs as spring battles for lineup spots continue. He noted Pete Reiser and Jackie Robinson will be in the lineup but positions remain unsettled with potential moves from Reiser to first base or Robinson to second.
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Ciudad Trajitla
Igh
Leo Durocher
PeeWee Reese
Bruce Edards
Campion Dodgers
Brooklyn Pilot
Pete Reisey
Jackie Robinson
Durocher
Reiser
Robinson
Eddie Miksis
Crisler Resigns Michigan Football Coach Post
Ann Arbor March 16. Herbert Q C Crisler resigns as head coach of the University of Michigan after an undefeated season and Rose Bowl victory last year. Athletic director duties will be his focus as Benny Oosterbaan is named successor. Crisler’s resignation shocks the university and Big Nine, ending a nine season Michigan era with a 71–10–3 record and multiple conference crowns.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Herbert
Fritz
Crisler
University of Michigan
Wolverines
Fraying
Michigan
Michigan Athletic Board of Control
Benny Oosterbaan
University
Pasadena
Yost
Stanford
Riot City dominates in AAU first round action
In St Joseph Missouri the Womens National AAU Tournament first round saw University of Denver 69 over Los Angeles Palie 43. Other results include Westinghouse 40 over Minden 19 in Des Moines and Nashville Goldblumes 62 over Omaha Smiths 41. Nearby games featured Wesleyan College 63 over Acworth 60 and Frisco High School 86 over Baton Rouge 16.
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University of Denver
Los Angeles Palie
St. Joseph
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse
Minden
Des Moines
AID
Jacksonville
Fla
Town Wesleyan College
Acworth
N. SE
Nashville
Generals
Pittsfield
Mass
Mutual Network Radio Schedule Highlights March 16 17
Notebook style listing of radio programs and times for Mutual Network across March 16 and 17, featuring Adventure Parade Superman Capt Midnight Tom Mix Fulton Lewis final news Bulletins Morning and evening shows, musical segments, farm programs, and a political and news roundup with notable titles and performers.
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Superman
Tom Mix
Fulton Lewis
Billy Rose
Gabriel Heather
Mutual Newareel
Case Bool
Gregory Hood
the Tornadoes
Prescott Chamber of Commerce
Ain
Hillbilly Hoedowr
The
Four Knights
Cecil Brown
Kate
Smith Sneales
Victor H. Lindlahr
U. S. Marine Band
Wdition
Lost & Found
Bill Boyd
Driftery Farm Fair News
Filion
Queen
Martin Black
Erskine Johnson
Johnson
Baker
Fulton Lewis, Jr
M. News
Arthur Gaeth
KXAR
Gabriel Heater
Mutual
President Truman
Lane Aady Howard
Top Radio Programs Central Standard Time Tuning Tonight
Radio listings for Tuesday and Wednesday across NBC CBS ABC and MBS. Programs include Milton Berle Cemedy Date With Judy Fibber and Molly Red Skelton Big Town Christopher Wells Suzan Peters One More Spring Youth Asks the Government Boston Symphony Joe Hasespor MBS-7 Mysterio Traveler Detective Yarn Gregory Hood Casebook Honeymoon in New York The Godfrey Show Marriage for Two Welcome Travelers Bride and Groom Martin Block records and more with times ranging from early morning to late afternoon.
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Associated Press
Central Standard
NBC
Milton Berle Cemedy
Judy
Molly
Red Skelton
CBS
Christopher Wells
Suzan Peters
ABC
Youth
Joe Hasespor
New York
Alpan
Ben Alexander Shay
Martin Block
Ieee
AAY Meet at Denver Running True to Form
In Denver on March 16 the national AAU basketball tournament opened with top seeds dominating. Bartlesville Oilers, aiming for a sixth straight title, routed Galya Kas American Legion 8 44 as Phillips 66 used reserves. Oakland swamped Sioux City 50 29, Sail Lake City hammered Albuquerque 7 40, and five other seeds prepared for further action.
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Kansas City
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Washington
California
Denver
Durant
Okla
Southeastern Late Tears
Amatillo
Tex
Grahame-Hoene Plow Co
Billings
Mont
Stockman
Pine City
Wash
Southwestern Inst Tech
Weatherford
Alabama State Techys
Bartlesville Oilers
Oklahomans
Phillips 66
Galya
American Legion
Oakland
Calif
Bittners
Sioux City
Old Home Bread
Sail Lake City
Eckers
Utah College
Albuquerque
N. M
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Gentry
Inédeza
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Weobuy
Cltyure.Co
East Eat
J.' Wiataeke
East Division
Glen Gilbert
Gilbert's
Leon
Fulton
Dependable, Truck, and Storage Inc
Hope, Ark
Chas. Reynerson
Phone 28
Ae “la
Hope
Ark
West Division
Dupleax
Park Drive
North
Joan
Ada Street
Tfoster-Ellis
Shoes
Foy
Knwardens
KaiaMons Tractor CO
Walnut St
SingLeton
W.P. Singleton
Roy Allison
Singleton Hope Ark
Gentry Printing Co
Senetian
Pioneer Deluxe
Singer
Singer Sewing Center
Harry Segnar Lumber Wiil
C. B. Russell Grocery
Mkt
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Texarkana
Hazel
B. Lauterbach
Cour
Fred A, Luck
John Wilson, JR
voMman Evans
Charles Malone
Garrett Willis A. Atricksant
John Gorpon Prescott
Cecil Be, Weaver
Westbrook Pegler
King Features Syndicate
Truman
Cecil B. de Mille
de Mille
C.S0
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Wagner
Tammany Kraut
Hugh & Fullerton, Jr
Rese Ruth
Ruth
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Bobby Brown
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Green Bay Packers
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Odessa
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Texas Sports Writers
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Roy Nease
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Ray Hamilton
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