Horse Race Results and Purses From Omitted Meet
Weather partly cloudy and fast track as three races are listed. First race for three year olds at six furlongs shows Juans Parjuctie winning 19.50 with Licky Run and Clean Lady close behind. many others also ran. Second race for four year olds and up at six furlongs lists Izado Primero and Martys Choice with times and payouts. Third race for two-year-olds at four furlongs includes Sammond Try Ike Teaplay and Bol Princes with times and early payouts. daily double paid 152.80.
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Maicens
Juan
Manifold
Clean Lady
Boweut
Miss Totem
Play Pond
Little Gosh
Mucho Grande
Gala Lee
Sybil's Baby
Analysis
Jobyrd Qh
Elmwood
Kitty
al. Jowanee
Izado Primero
Marty's
Cherry Boy
Annieizh
Aldnay
Full Cry
Compo
a-Sammond
Craig
Ike
Bads
Teaplay
Grubb
Boucher
I Hoot Man
Bunyip
Gunter
Baby Opsy
Ken-Sue
Henry Forrest
Four Year Olds At Oaklawn Today Feature Race Card
Oaklawn Park presents a six horse allowance for four year olds highlighted by Dost And Found owned by M. Smith and Sir Date owned by W. Bishop. Other entries include Yellow Hornet Rick's Rails Skim and Altace. Denemark's Enforcer won a six furlong race yesterday to loom as Arkansas Derby favorite with Bulish winning the St Patricks Handicap. Track record set for four furlongs by Summond. Wilbur Voight faces six months for grand larceny after stealing a cellmate’s overcoat in the city jail.
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Hot Springs
Oaklawn Park
M. Smith
W. WW. Bishop
Damark Taym
Yellow Hornet
J. J. Gregory
Rick
Rails
Fantasy Farm
Skim
G. Williamson
Altace
Erall Denemar
Arkansas
Qfhother Denemark
Bulish
St. Patricks
J. Hogan
Summond
Henry Forrest
Sioux Falls
Wilbur Voight
Voight
Roerich circle gift saga and New Deal ties
A sprawling 1947 column outlines the Roerich Museum gift claim, Henry Wallace connections, and legal battles. It names Louis L Horch, Morris Leopold Ernst, and Jay Paleslin amid New York politics, tax questions, and claims of property ownership in a tangled, sensational dealer tale.
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Dea
Henry ‘Wallace
Riverside
Drke
New York
United States
Louis L. Horch
Walace
Agriculture and Commerce
Horch
Roerich Museum
Nicholas Roerich
Herby
America
Roerich
Raven
Jossrhougse
Morris Lepold Ernst
Ty Herch
Herch
Roééich
Nick
Mitny
Broadway
Hollywood
Saratoga
Bermont
Mi ]Amis
Palm Beach
Rooslan
Wong
Dreoling
Roe
Roerieh
Pajestin
Honey Walace
Truman
Reggonal
Department of Commerce
New Jersey
Russia
W. A. Harrian
Wallace
Washington Dispatches
Caramercé
Arriman
Hugh Quinn
Queens
Clemente
Palestin
Lamasery
Master Institute of the United Arts
Roevich Museum
United States of America
Nicholas Rouerich
Roarich
Nettle
Arkansas university eyes summer graduate school for Negroes
The University of Arkansas may submit a plan to conduct a summer graduate school for Negroes at Pine Bluff. Trustees of Arkansas A. M. & N. College invited Fayetteville to supply faculty and an expanded library if the plan is feasible. The move follows the university’s recent admission of a Negro student to its law school at Fayetteville.
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Pine Bluff
University of Arkansas
Trustees of Arkansas A, M. & N. College
Umiversity of
Lewis-Webster Jonessty
Dean Jonenberg
University
College of Education
Fayetteville
Payettevile
Navy Five Poised as Darkhorse in Cage Meet
Denver March 18 Navy five stands as a potential upset in the AAU tournament quarterfinals. Seven of eight seeds advanced. Annapolis sailors, veterans from Naval Academy and service ranks, are deemed dangerous after a 74 to 46 victory over Portland. They meet Denver’s Grayheards in the next round as Oakland’s Bittners survive a tight third period.
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Denver
Navy Blue Darkhorse
Yeatereday
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Portland
Ore
Semler Yanks
Rookie stars loom in spring camp round up
New York story surveys rising baseball prospects across camps. It highlights John Groth Walt Dropo Stan Lopate Dick Manville Johnny Bucha and others as young hopefuls likely to rise to Triple A or better. Mentions Hank Greenberg lookalikes and Scouts eyeing first basemen and pitching talents with limited immediate action.
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New York
Southland
John Groth
Walt Dropo
Stan Lopate
Dick Manvile
Johnny Bucha
Hank
Dropo
University of Connecticut
Busta Red Sox
Boston
Hank Greenberg
Joe McCarthy
Alan Spence
Demonstration meetings and club notices amid March schedule
Calendar notes show Home Demonstration Clubs meeting at members' homes for pajama making and sewing demonstrations on March 19 to 28. Separate items report a March 18 accident near Bentonville, a life sentence for a Robbins murder case, and Arkansas high school basketball tournament statistics with class leaders.
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Sweet Home
H.D.C
M. H. Montgomery
Ae Hopewell Hdc
Rex Johnson
Belva Bailey
Playoff Teams of NCAA to Be Decided
New York March 17 Two more gusts in basketball post season tournaments open tonight with the Eastern NCAA and national MCA eliminations. Holy Cross defends the East title while Kentucky meets Columbia and Michigan faces Holy Cross in the all star doubleheader. Bracket action yields survivors for YMHA events opening March 27 as St Louis advances past NYU 5 52 at the Garden and Louisville earns a NAIB berth. The remaining spots come from the National AAU in Denver and Western NCAA Playoffs in Kansas City with Brigham Young barred for infraction and Holy Cross aiming to win a second NCAA title following Oklahoma A&M.
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New York
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Marison Square Garden
Holy Cross
Kentucky
Columbia
Michigan
Smart Boys
Brooklyn
Y.M.C.A
Denver
Kansas City
Brigham Young
Mountain States
Oklahoma
Oklahoma A
Oaklawn Race Day Entries And Probables
A detailed list outlines Oaklawn Park entries for races one through eight with horse names, odds or weights, owners or handlers abbreviated, and eligible entrants. The document includes exact weights, classifications, and special notes such as apprenticeships and allowances.
Arkansas Derby Nominees Drawn for 12th Running
The Arkansas Derby at Gallochy ark on March 27 has drawn 14 nominees for the 12th running of the $10,000 added race. Leading entries include Amforeur bred by Mrs Emil Denemark and the chestnut Belding, winner in five of nine starts, with fillies Beaukiss and H J Reigh Bele among others like Grisson, Mel Hash, Cotton Joe, and Willow Wig among the long list of contestants.
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Hot Springs
Gallochyark
Emil Denemark
Amforeur
H. J. Reigh Bele
Beaukiss
Grisson
Sherman
T. J. Melrose
Henry Forrest
Cotton Joe
W. H. Bishop
P. A. Rothfuss
Dave Ferguson
Alex Nothing
Blue Water Stables
High Flyer
Graham and
Bysum
Fancy Flyer
BE. W. Craigin
B. Guehen
Lou Smith
Eee
J. R. Palmisano
Willow
Four Teams Advance in Women's Cage Tournament
In St Joseph Missouri on March 1 the National AAU women’s basketball tournament moved to semifinals as four teams remained. Top seed Atlanta Blues beat Nashville General College 95 to 16, while Atlanta defeated Winston-Salem Fancy to reach the semis. Nashville Business College upset Winston-Salem, with the other dark horses joining the two top seeds.
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St. Joseph
Atlanta, Ga
Blues
Jteam
Nashville, Tenn
Business College Club
Atlanta
Nashville, Fenn
Generals
Business College
Hope Juniors Face Jonesboro in Friday Meeting
In the Arkansas high school basketball tournaments the Hope Juniors host Jonesboro on Friday as quarterfinals wrap across two divisions. Van Buren girls beat Hartford to reach a semifinal, with Marked Tree awaiting at 10 p.m. Friday night. Semifinals are Friday, championships Saturday.
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Ock
UPI
Arkansas Ugh
An Buren
van Buren
Hartford
Mt. Idave
Hermitage
Baylor Faces Washington and Wyoming in Regional Play
Kansas State coach Jack Gardner frets about Wyoming while Oklahoma A&M and Wyoming vie for the Fifth District bid. The Pacific Coast champion Washington Huskies meet Baylor in the second Western Regional pairing as doubleheaders begin at 12:45 PM CST tomorrow in Manhattan.
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Kansas City
Jack Gardner
Kansas State
Oklahoma A
University of Wyoming
Rocky Mountain Area
University of Washington Huskies
Baylor University
Gardner
Wyoming
Everett Shelton
Oklahoma
Kok's Big Thrill As Arkansas Tops Kurland
In Little Rock, Arkansas defeated Oklahoma A&M 138 to 14 behind a standout floor show by George Kok who outscored Bob Kurland. Arkansas coach Gene Lambert pulled Kurland from the basket to force Kok outside, a strategy that paid off as Kok hit long shots and Arkansas won decisively.
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Associated Press
George Kok
University of Arkansas
Bob Kurland
Trmer Oklahonga
Little Rock
Aggies
Kurland
Razorbacks
Kole
Arkansas
Gene Lambert
Lambert
Hugid Kok
Sehounds
Kok
Fights Last Night From Oakland to New Orleans Results
Across several venues United Press reports key boxing outcomes. Bernard Doeu sen of New Orleans and Pat McCafferty of Topeka scored notable knockouts, while Eli Doak and Tommy Stonehouse battled to a draw. A stray line mentions chemical composition like sugar, but no clear relevance to the fights.
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Oakland
Calif
Bernard Doeusen
New Orleans
Gowner
Richmond
Wichita
Kups
Pat McCafferty
Topeka
Bobby Berry
Cleveland
New York
Dick Mistovich
Youndstowr
Eli” Det Doak
Adventure Parade and Radio Schedule Highlights
A dense broadcast rundown lists multiple program titles and hosts for March 18 19 across morning to late night slots. Key figures include Superman Captain Midnight Tom Mix Fulton Lewis Jr and Gabriel Heatter. The page outlines music, news, and entertainment blocks, plus weekly features like Newsreels and a Parade segment.
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Superman
Tom Mix
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Newscape
Revere All
Alent
Hunt
Billy Rose
Gabriel Heatler
Mutual Newsreel Rfc
America
M_ Family Theatre
Morton Downey
Marshall Young
Mutual
The
Four Knights
Progran
Ozerk Valley
Falks
Cecil Brown
Kate Smith
Victor H. Lindlahr
Lost & Sound Column
Bill Boyd
Henry J. Taylor
KXAR
Gabriel Heatter
Meet the Press
Postal Day
Iq Lawrence
Top Radio Programs by Network Across Evening Lineups
The Associated Press outlines tonight's radio schedule across NBC CBS ABC and MBS with a lineup featuring Henry Aldrich Burns and Allen Ed G Robinson and Jolson Jack Carson Cantor programs including The Tom Breneman Show and Campus Salute among others scheduled for Central Standard Time.
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NBC
Henry Aldrich
Burns
Cleveland Aires
Marine Band
Guiding Light
ABC
Tom Breneman
Nancy Craig
Marty Block
Rickey Signs With Oldtimers Amid Dodger Critics
Ciudad Trujilo March 18 U P Ricky Branch Hickey echoed NL club owners and managers that Brooklyn Dodgers loss of Stan Musial Stanky hurt 1948 pennant chances. Eddie Dyer and others backed the verdict while Rickey defended the deal as best for the club despite admitting possible past mistakes.
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Ciudad Trujilo
Branch
Hickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Penny
Eddie Dyer
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn
Stanly
Ritkey
Leo Durocher
Jackie Robinson
Stanky
Eddie
Braves
Dixie
Pirates
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