Notice to Junk Dealers in Hope Arkansas May 12 1950
Arkansas Highway Commission invites sealed bids May 22 1950 at 10 A M for about 65 tons of mixed scrap iron 121 junk truck batteries 141 junk car radiators 495 junk tires of various sizes and types. Inspect at the district shop Hope Arkansas 8:00 A M to 5:00 P M weekdays. Homer Wild district office contact. commission may reject any bid.
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Arkansas State Highway Commission
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Hope
Arkansas
Ead
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Sie
Wape
Arkansas Bute Highway Department
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Witk
Homer Lil
Commission
Homer Hill
Mabvonanes
Arkuisus
Travelers Finally Win a Game
Little Rock ends a 21 game losing streak in Nashville with a 6-5 win as Jack Sandford drives in the tying and winning runs. Tony Jacobs, Hal Simpson, and Lou Lombardo figure in the late drama while Mobile, Atlanta, Birmingham, Chattanooga, and Memphis also jockey for position in the Southern association standings.
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Eunistan
Southern Association
Little Rock
Nashville
Travs
Val
Tony Jacobs
Hal Simpson
Jacobs
Jack Sandord
Lou Lombardo
Spencer Davis
Southern
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Birmingham
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New Orleans
Chattanooga
Memphis
Brothers
Johnny Verger
St. Mary's
Julius Boros
Mid-Pines
Ann (Butons) Cosgrove
Kansas City
Spee Shea
SIRONGS COTTON STARS LEAGUE Standings Summary
The Pine Bluff team leads with 14 wins and 8 losses, a .636 record, followed by Greenwood 13 B .619, Clarksdale 13 10 585, Hot Springs 12 10 545, Monroe 10 10 500, Natchez 9 13 400, Greenville 5 14 364, and Dorado 8 14 284 in the Sirongs Cotton Stars League standings.
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Pine Bluff
Greenwood
Clarksdale
Giants coach Owen recalls Tulfty Leemans influence
In a New York May 12 sports roundup Steve Owen, coach of the Giants, discusses past stars and one future hope. He cites Tuffy Leemans as a smart, shifty runner who could pass and block, and he hints at a two team system for 1953. Tidwell is noted as savvy and unpredictable. Birdie Tebbetts’ batting rise is linked to golf, while Hunt plans a Joe Naval Academy trophy.
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Football Giants
al Sherman
Ed Kolman
Tulfty Leermans
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Leemans
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Tuffy
Tidwell
Owen
Steve van
Plains
Bears
Birdie Tebbets
Eddie Blind
Alabama
Notre Dame
Charlie Hunt
Joe
U.S. Naval Academy
Pro Baseball Notes and Schedule From Mixed Standings
A jumble of baseball standings, coaching notes, and schedules from the Southern Association and other leagues. Mentions Mobile, Atlanta, Birmingham with records, plus coach Julius Boros planning marriage. Includes today’s National and American League games, yesterday’s results, and radio lineups for Friday and Saturday programs.
Suspended Sheriff Elected Arkansas Peace Officers Leader
A suspended sheriff from Hot Spring County was elected second vice president of the Arkansas Peace Officers association at its annual convention in Little Rock. Governor McMath pledged retirement benefits for state officers, and Lee Henslee received the Doubler trophy. The group urged enactment of a habitual criminal law to allow harsher sentences.
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Arkansas Peace Officers Association
Deere
Hot Spring County
Logan County
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O. E. Bishop
Orville Swope
Mammoth Spring
Harold Hunter
North Little Rock Police Department
Carl Miller
Assigiant Arkansas State Police
McMath
Lee Henslee
Jack Deublez
League Leaders by the Associated Press baseball stats
Batting leaders include Musial and Pafko with high averages. DiMaggio leads Boston in several categories and Jethroe tops in runs for Boston. Pitching leaders feature Stobbs and colleagues from Boston, Detroit, Cleveland, and Philadelphia with top win and strikeout totals.
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Yhoski
Detroit
Dillinger
Philadelphia
Doerr
Henrich
New York
Williams
Rosen
Cleveland
Adams
Chicago
Trucks
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Jone
Houtteman
Musial
Jethree
Kerr
Bostil
Gordon
Jones
Kiner
Pittsburgh
Reese
Brookly
Jethroe
Roberts
Spahn Boston
Werle
Rush
Ray
Bankhead
Brooklyn
Millerwood Johnson
Sports Mirror Today Highlights Streak Breaker and Historic Wins
A year ago Dewcett ended the Washington Senators nine game winning streak with a 2-1 victory. Five years ago Chicago took two from Washington to gain a share of the American League lead over New York. Ten years ago Clayton Bishop won the Albany New York motorboat marathon for the third time. Fifteen years ago the United States Davis Cup tennis team defeated China 5-0.
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Associated Press Today
Dewcett
Washington
Chicago
New York
Clayton Bishop
United States
China
Detroit Tigers Take Twin Bill From Red Sox in Boston
Detroit Tigers beat the Boston Red Sox twice in Fenway, 14-4 and 5-4, aided by Ted Williams and Walt Drops errors in the second game. Fred Hutchinson pitched solidly in the opener, while Detroit capitalized on timely hits and drops to rally late.
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Walt
Tigers
Red Sox
Fenway
Snx
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Tiger
Rolfe
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Yanks
St. Louis Browns
Chicago White Sox
Joe Dobson
Fredie Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Ted
Clyde Vollmer
Jis Kinder
Williams
Vic .Wertz
Dick! Kryhoski
Walt Dropo
Dropo
British Retake Steamer Stolen by Nationalists
London May 12 The British navy recaptured the 564 ton steamer Ethel Moller seized by Chinese Nationalists two months earlier during their blockade. Nationalist soldiers and civilians were aboard. the Cossack boarded off Amoy and disarmed them, raising the British merchant navy flag to show the vessel was not a prize. The crew was restored and the ship escorted toward Hong Kong expected to dock around noon tomorrow.
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Ethel Moller
Admiralty
Cossack
Amoy
High Schools Open Tennis and Golf Meets in Arkansas
Arkansas high school tennis and golf meets began today in Little Rock and El Dorado with defending champions set to defend titles. Notable entrants include Fort Smith duo Joe Hughes and Billy Geren in Big Six doubles, Cr. Hixon in singles, Donald Lookadoo and Charles Glover of Arkadelphia in Class A doubles, and Blytheville’s L Z B Gee defending golf. Little Rock Teoh High leads Big Six golf in Class A.
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el Dorado
Cr. Hixon
Fort Smith
Joe Hughes
Billy Geren
Donald Lookadoo
Charles Glover
Hurling Duels Highlight Cotton States League Games
Tight pitchers duels marked Thursday night in the Cotton States league with the Bathers edgeing Monroe 1-0 as Danny Caccava pitched a two hitter for Hot Springs. Billy Tremel yielded five hits with a trio of strikeouts in the loss. El Dorado beat Clarksdale 5-2 with George Locher surrendering four hits and walking five in the first inning. Natchez beat Pine Bluff 6-4 behind Larry Fox, while Greenville won 5-3 in 10 innings against Greenwood as three walks and a wild pitch aided the margin. Pine Bluff starter Ryne Duren was ejected in the second.
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George Locher
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Natchez
Pine Bluff
Larry Fox
Ryne Duren
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Nateher
Night of Rough Fights Draws in New York and Brooklyn
Joe Scarlata outpointed Freddie Smith in New York, while Pat Marcone stopped Johnny Arduini in Washington. The Brooklyn bout featured Marcone defeating Arduini as the card delivered hard fought rounds and decisive late action.
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Associated Press
New York
Joe Scarlata
Freddie Smith
Brooklyn
Pat Marcone
Johnny Arduini
Washington
Rain Delays Two Baseball Games Here
Weather delays postpone last night’s Hope versus Red River Tomiecs contest and Mineral Springs game tonight. Legion officials say the Legion Tomics will be played here Saturday night if weather permits.
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Hope
Red River
Mineral Springs
Legion
Regulars to Play El Dorado Here Sunday
The One Hope Regulars, a negro baseball team, will entertain the El Dorado Black Sox at 3 40 p m Sunday. Children under 12 admitted free and general admission is 10 cents. The public is invited.
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EL Dorado Black Sox
Winnipeg Flood Peak Seen as Red River Holds
The Red river at Winnipeg plateaued at 28 feet eight inches, the highest level in a century, with officials noting a possible crest passing toward Lake Winnipeg. Refugees from Winnipeg increased as the army prepared broader evacuations and tightened supply lines to ease strain on water, electricity, and fuel facilities.
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Red River
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Manitoba
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Acheson Pledges U S Aid to Mrs Vogeler
Secretary of State Dean Acheson assured Mrs Lucille Vogeler that Washington is 100 percent behind her campaign to free her husband from a Hungarian prison. After a 63 minute talk she said she might seek President Truman’s help in Washington.
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Dean Acheson
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Acheson
Robert A. Vogeler
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Jsne
Truman
Hidden peril in love and a life saved by care
An Arkansas woman, Jane, aged twenty two, is helped by a transfusion and rapid treatment to defeat syphilis discovered after a dangerous operation. Her husband John and her father both seek care as the family faces infection and hope. the tale underscores early treatment and public health support guiding a fresh start for the couple and their future daughter.
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Jane
John
Maer
Hot Springs
Arkansas State Board of Health
Public Health Service
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