Greshville and Nearby Teams Schedule and Results
Yesterday's results include New York 5 Cincinnati 4 and Philadelphia 8 Chicago 7 in ten innings. Other games: Milwaukee 2 Brooklyn 0, St Louis tied Pittsburgh with rain, and Washington 3 Detroit 3. Tonight Greenville hosts Hot Springs and Monroe visits Pine Bluff with El Dorado at Meridian.
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Braves Fall to Rocks 4 3 in Mobile Battle
The Atlanta team loses a 4-3 decision to the Rocks in Mobile as rookie Joe Stupals battles the mound. Mobile climbs to sixth, while Atlanta drops a second straight game in the Southern Association standings.
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Braves Learn Secret of Beating Bums in Brooklyn
Milwaukee Braves win 2-0 at Dodger Stadium behind Gene Conley in a pitching gem. Eddie Mathews cause a near-umpire controversy with a disputed drive ruled a double. Joe Adcock hit a homer for Milwaukee’s first run as the Braves improve record in Brooklyn.
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Silent Tales Behind Hollywood Vamps Yvonne De Carlo and Shelley Winters
Hollywood gossip details Yvonne De Carlo and Shelley Winters on a flight from Europe to America. The article notes De Carlo's policy of keeping personal matters private, her Cannes and Riviera experiences, and a public romance with Carlos Thompson. It mentions De Carlo's fame at Universal-International and her 16th Atlantic crossing, with references to French press and the Wind Dies project.
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Baseball's Small and Tall All-Time Averages
A Gayle Talbot roundup notes 19th and early 20th century players show wide size variance. It cites Ty Cobb batting .367, Connie Mack at .249, Willie Keeler at .345, and other greats like Cap Anson, Babe Ruth, and Cy Young. The piece highlights the lack of a true average ballplayer and references measurements from a Cooperstown pamphlet.
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U of A Vote on Texas Tech Decided
Fayetteville Arkansas University of Arkansas members will decide how to vote at the Southwest Conference meeting on Texas Tech admission. The Athletic Council will not disclose their stance in advance. Dr Delbert Swartz will cast the vote on the conference Faculty Committee.
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Pony League organizes and auctions twelve players
Pony League managers select twelve players in a 40 000 point open bid auction at the Youth Center. Each roster must have equal numbers of 13 and 14 gy vids, uniforms issued after the auction. The league has National sanction and aims for a June 1 season start with teams listed including Natl Bank Hope Auto Hope Builders and Hope Walker.
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Ex Parker Signs With the Rams
Los ANGELES in Ben Griffin former University of Arkansas lineman Griffin signed a 1954 contract with the Los Angeles Rams of the National Football League. Griffin, a Razorback star in 1950 51 52, joined the Rams late last season after release from the Marine Corps.
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Arkansas Golfer Eliminated in First Round in Alabama
Fort Smith Ark player Carle Robbins was ousted from the Women’s Southern Golf Tournament in Birmingham Alabama in the first round yesterday. Defending champion Folly Riley of Fort Worth Texas defeated Robbins eight and six.
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Fights Last Night Spokane Report Highlights Winners
Fights last night in Spokane feature Henry Davis from Los Angeles knocking out Bobby Woods of Spokane after a decisive 10 round bout. Kansas City contender Bobby Bickle stops Kid Ware in Omaha amid a Miami Beach card. Chicago fighter Bob Satterfield wins in Havana, while Fullo Moderns is knocked out in Havana in a separate match. A 1950 trend notes show over half of U S babies born had fathers in their twenties.
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