Hillbilly Hoedawn Bargain Roundup and Radio Schedule
Radio listing for Tuesday with morning to late evening programs. Includes Market Reports, Musical Interludes, News, Kate Smith, Eddie Arnold and other shows. Local livestock sale and Georgia Jamboree noted among midday items.
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Magn Wun
Stark Nursery
Victor H. Lindtahr
Gabrie
Heatter
Lanny Ross
Kate Smith
John Daniel
Johnson
Tom Mix
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Gregory Hood
Hy Gardner
Gabriel Heater
Top Radio Programs New York March 21 Listing
Monday evening radio grid features NBC broadcasts including Echoes from Trop hes and Godfrey Talent plus Inner Sanctum and Quiz shows at 7 to 9 pm. ABC offers Jo Stafford in State Pairs and Met related programs with Stars in the Night and Let’s Go to the Met. Network lineup includes Tuesday previews and concert broadcasts from 8 to 9:38 pm with various forums and talent segments.
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New York
NBC
Barlow
Godfrey
ABC
Jo Stafford
Met
I Trial
MSS
Fish
Nnt
Ex-Brownie Jim McDonnell to Manage Helena Team
Jim McDonnell a former St Louis Browns and Cleveland Indians player will manage the Helena club in the Class C Cotton States League this season. He previously managed the Gloversville Johnstown team in the Canadian American League last year.
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Helena
Jim McDonnell
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland Indians
Helens
McDonnell
Gloversville
Kentuckians Battle for Spa Racing Honors
Kentucky riders Cook and Cartwright duel for pitching honors at Oaklawn Park as the 30 day spring meeting enters its fifth week. Cook leads with 20 wins 16 places 17 shows in 431 mounts while Cartwright has 25 18 1 in 325 starts. The Malvern purse featured a mile and a sixteenth allowance with Ten bar entered and heavy weights assigned to Potomac and Late Thread.
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Hot Springs
Kentucky
Oaklawn Park
Laois OC
Cook
Whitesberg
Norman Cartwright
Morganfield
Cartwright
Malvern
John L. Op
Potomac
Cubs Showcase Top Shortstop Hitting Brilliance
The Cubs rail against the spring with Roy Small, a 23 year old from Sorine Mo, thrilling infield play and power. Mort Cooper, the reformed pitcher, displays sharper control and a dangerous curve as Chicago critics forecast a strong season for Charlie Grimm’s club at Wrigley Field.
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Los Angeles
Spi- Chicago Cubs
Roy Small Gear
Sorine
Field
Mort Cooper
Sam Reardon
Charlie Grimm
Smalley
Cubs
Des Moines
Livo
Max Carey
Cooper
Grimum
Morti
Brendon
Dubbs
Wrigley Field
Frank Thomas Stricken With Heart Attack In Birmingham
Alabama football legend Frank Thomas, 51, suffered a heart attack while at South Highlands infirmary for a checkup and was reported in critical condition. Thomas, linked to four unbeaten Alabama seasons and six bowls, had resigned as coach in 1947 and served as athletic director. He played Notre Dame under Knute Rockne and coached at Georgia and Chattanooga before Alabama.
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Birmingham
Ala
Frank Thomas
University of Alabama
Thomas
South Highlands
Joseph
Hirsch
Alabama
J. Harold
Red) Drew
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
University of Georgia
University of Chattanooga
Train Robbery Blamed on Railway Lawsuit Filed
Baltimore and Ohio railroad sued for 50000 by one of two men who admit taking part in a steamliner robbery. George L Duke Ashton, 29, says a railroad employee angered him after serving alcohol, leading to the heist. His partner Ramsdell is jailed. both indicted under federal anti racketeering statute and to be sent to Fairmont West Virginia for trial.
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Great Falls
Air Corps
Wevasters
Weir
Captain Homeless
Robbie
UPI
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
George L. 'Duke' Ashton
Luman Uskip
Ramstel
Wei Avas
Shi Awhin
White Mouse
Ashton
Ramsdell
West Virvisia
Fairrone
W. Va
Martinsburg
Ruth Ungar
John M. Webster
Walted
West Virginia
Explosion wrecks college housing area
An explosion wrecked a Virginia veterans housing area on yesterday. The campus trailer row was leveled and a nearby trailer burned. 15 other trailers and several cars were damaged. Colgate W. Darden Jr, university president, said the blast was apparently caused by failure of an automatic safety valve.
Baseball Results Reported By The Associated Press
Sunday results show Yankees and Mets games with several scores across the national circuit. The Detroit and Pittsburgh clashes, San Francisco and Oakland matchups, plus St Louis and Philadelphia were among key results highlighted.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Zee
Washid
St. Li
Detroit
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Oakland
Hollywood
St. Louis
Be Careful With Extensions Be Careful When Using Extensions
Home expert Lorraine Blackwood warns that extension cords are often too long for safe use and reduce appliance efficiency. She urges installing convenient outlets and following clear do and don'ts for temporary use while stressing safety.
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Lorraine Blackwood
Former Parker Star Surges with 72 Points in Meet
Oklahoma City March 21 A Parker alum tops scoring as Don Barksdale and George Kok highlight the National AAU tournament final. Bittners dethrone Phillips Oilers in a 55-4 victory while Kurland scores 78 for runner up and Kok inches to third with 72. Kok left off All American squad.
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Oklahoma City
Bob Kurland
Phillips Oilers
Oakland
Calif
Bittners
Oilers
Battlesdale
Okla
Crew
Don Barksdale
Kurland
George Kok
Peoria Caterpillars
Kok
Kentucky Favored to Repeat in Eastern Regional Pokers
Kentucky, opening defense of its NCAA championship, was favored by 14 points over Villanova while Illinois was 10-point pick over Yale in tonight's NCAA Eastern regional semifinals at Madison Square Garden. The Aggies claimed the Western title by routing Oregon State, 53 to 30, in Kansas City. The Kentucky lineup features Groza, Wah, Jones, Barnstable, Beard, and Barker, with Villanova led by Paul Arizin. Yale stars include Tony Ibavelli and a strong Ivy squad, but the Wildcats seek a second straight title as the nation heads to Seattle for the final.
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New York
Kentucky
NCGA
Villanova
Ulinois
Yale
Madison Square Garden
Oklahoma A and M
Seattle
Wash
Aggies
Oregon State
Kansas City
Adolph Rupp
Kentuckians
Loyola of Chicago
Willcats
Alex Groza
Wallace Wah
Wahi Jones
Dale Barnstable
Ralph Beard
Cliff Barker
Groza
Jones
Beard
Barker
Paul Arizin
Illinois
Tony Ibavelli
N.C. A
Arkansas Tech Wins Boxing Tournament Title in Novice Division
Arkansas Tech captured the novice division title at the AAU boxing tournament in Russellville on Saturday night. In the open division the Rays Clubs of Little Rock and North Little Rock were co-winners amid a split meet.
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Russellville
Arkansas Tech
Rays
Little Rock
North Little Rock
Wading Bird Horizon 1 Across a Word Puzzle Theme
A fragment from a word puzzle listing clues and answers across horizontal and vertical sections. Includes references to animals birds and various terse hints, with entries like donkey earth cape and Australian ostrich, plus short forms for directions measures and objects.
Aggies Seize Western NC AAU Playoff, Hogs Rally Past Wyoming
Kansas City action sees Texas A&M and Arkansas advance with the Aggies defeating Oregon State 53 and the Razorbacks overpowering Wyoming 61 48. Hank Tha's steady leadership and Bob Harris 23 points pace A&M as they await the Eastern playoff winner in New York and a potential national final in Seattle.
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Kansas City
Oklahoma A
M. Aggies
Coadi Henry
Hank
New York City
W.ff
Kentucky
New York
Seattle
Oregon State
Pacific Coast
Wyoming
Aggies
Jack Shelton
Bob Harris
Beavers
Arkansas Razorbacks
Rocky Mountain
Middlecoff Leads Tourney Field at Jacksonville
Cory Middlecoff moved three strokes clear of a star filled field in the Jacksonville Open final round chasing $2,000 from a $10,060 prize. He shot 71 after a 66, totaling 205, with Glenn Teal and Burns Ball close behind. E. J. Harrison, Sam Snead, and Lloyd Mangrum also near the lead as Skee Riegel posted 212.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Cory Middlecoff
Middlecoff
Glenn Teal
Brrns Ball
Oak Park
Joefest
Lloyd Mangram
Chicago
E. J
Dutch) Harrison
Albuquerque
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Skee Riegel
Tulsa
Okla
Pelicans Beat Crackers to Take Two in Series
The New Orleans Pelicans won the second game against the Atlanta Crackers 9-4 in New Orleans, taking the two-game set after an 8-4 win on Saturday. Joe Karkansas pitched three shutout innings as the standout hurler. Also, the Nashville Vols beat the Birmingham Barons 10-8 in Gainesville Florida in an exhibition opener for both clubs.
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Associated Press
New Orleans Pelicans
Atlanta Crackers
New Orleans
Pels
Crackers
Joe Karkansas
Pelicans
Gainesville
Fla
Nashville Vols
Birmingham Barons
Little Rock Travelers
Yannigans
Chattanooga Lookouts
Washington Senators
Winter Haven
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