Illness Fatal to Grid Coach
Bloomington, Mar ?, 57, Alvin McMillan known as Bo McMillan, a longtime grid coach and former Centred College leader, died this morning after battling stomach cancer. A national football figure, he steered Centred College to a 9 0 season and earned praise for his tough, principled leadership across four decades. His death follows a career marked by strong teams and a philosophy of resilience and discipline.
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Oaklawn Park Race Day Totals and Derby Win
Mutuel handle at Oaklawn Park reached 13,040,020 with a new high, while attendance rose over last year. Chishing Qut won the Arkansas Derby closing day feature, and Smake Berveh Beaks Servon chased. Johnny Heckmann won riding championship with 26 wins and 20 placings despite a three day suspension.
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Gushing Oil Aims for Triple Crown After Derby Victory
Gushing Oil wins Louisiana Handicap and Arkansas Derby then targets the Kentucky Derby and Preakness, with trainer Joseph Johnson planning Keeneland and Churchill Downs entries. Owner Mrs. William Wilson confirms travel plans as the colt prepares for a possible Triple Crown bid.
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Sports in Brief From The Associated Press
Highlights from multiple venues report upset and record performances in basketball, swimming, golf, horse racing, wrestling and more. Notable results include St John s loss in college basketball, Ohio State and Oklahoma state NCAA bids, Patty Berk winning the New Orleans women s open, Lights Up setting a track record, and Oklahoma Sooners securing a second straight NCAA wrestling title on a close team finish.
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Top Radio Programs in New York Tonight
Listing of stations and programs including McRee Show, Voorhees concert, Borderiens, Al Goodman, The Water, Atlas of Great Britain, Crime Fighters, Korean Report, and CBS at 8 p.m. ABC schedule notes.
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Giant stars show big moves as cleveland opener nears
The Giants reshuffle with Davey Williams in center or second and star youngster Willie Mays, backed by Leo Durocher and Camp leaders, aiming to spark a powerful all around attack. Wilhem remains a key target in spring talks while Williams and Thomsen push the pace at bat and defense against the Indians.
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Yale swimmer breaks two world records in NCAA meet
Sports Mirror notes Tadey John Mar of Yale shatters two world marks to lead the NCAA swimming championships. It recalls coaching shifts from Jon Lapcheck at St. John's to the New York Kickerbockers and mentions prior bouts and records from Mello Bettina, Bussey Crabbe, and Dovazio, with past results dating years back.
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Trial of Reds in Final Stages
In Baltimore in March a six member second level conspiracy trial entered its final stage. Federal Judge W Calvin of Che st er was to instruct the nine men and three women jurors after final arguments by government and defense attorneys. Defendants include Mr and Mrs Frankfield and others with names such as Rom Brimpory Lerdy Wood Geoyud Meyers and Maurice Braverman.
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Iran imposes martial law in Tehran after riots
Iran's government declares martial law in Tehran to prevent further unrest after a Friday riot left five dead and numerous casualties. Security measures and curfews are imposed as authorities seek to restore order amid protests.
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Baseball Scores From Sunday Show Mixed Results Across Leagues
A rundown of Sunday games shows Boston, Chicago, New York, Cleveland, Philadelphia, and Detroit posting wins or losses in varied matchups. Notable early results include New York and Boston securing multiple wins while Cincinnati and Atlanta also posted notable scores against Philadelphia and St. Louis.
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Noren Emerges as Trade Target in Senators’ Outfield Chase
Washington outfielder plays for a seventh place club last season, batting .279 with speed and power. White Sox and Yankees scout him as they seek a left handed bat, while Noren’s fate hinges on Senator management and Griffith’s trade decisions. In a recent game the Nationals defeated Detroit 6 to 8 as Noren collected two hits including a double.
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Democrats in Position of Republicans in Washington War of Words
The piece outlines Democratic leaders and candidates including Truman and Senators Kerr and Kefauver, noting a split within the party over civil rights and potential 195? election strategies. It highlights ADA opposition to Truman era civil rights policy and the looming Democratic convention dynamics in Chicago.
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Purifoy Outlines Crime and Gambling Commission Plan
Rep William Purifoy, chair of the Legislative Council's land Ethics Committee, discussed a radio interview in which he outlined a plan for a permanent ten member Crime and Gambles Commission to be appointed by the Supreme Court. The proposed investigative body would have full subpoena powers the current group lacks.
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Women Golfers Organize in Fort Smith
The Women's Trans-Mississippi Golf Association has been incorporated as a non profit organization in Fort Smith. Miss Ed Dell Wortz is president of the new state organization formed to promote and maintain the best interests of golf.
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Sparkman Negro Charged With Murder
Fordyed March 31. Prosecutor A James Linder says he will flag murder charges against a 34-year-old Sparkman, Ack. Negro in the fatal shooting of Sparkman farmer Allen Greer Roberts, 65, and wounding his daughter Irene Roberts. Sheriff Reece A Parham and Wilson Wright last Saturday, Holloway 32, confessed to the slaying.
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Truman era civil rights stance echoed in defeatist note
A yesterday notice asserts unwavering civil rights firmness four years later, warning the South that Tru gean's retirement will not heal old wounds. Democratic leaders are warned not to expect national unity, as Truman hinted at broader political strain without explicit terms.
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Rats and Rewards Drive Urban Plague Panic Narrative
In New Orleans marked by a rat infestation and plague fears, Henri, a local clerk, discovers a bounty on rats offered by the city. He buys copper traps and plans a menagerie of catches with neighbors and shopkeepers aiding in the effort, while Lafayette the trapper weighs the practicalities of collecting carcasses for the payout.
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