Radio Schedule Highlights From New York May 14
Monday night radio lineup lists signs on at 5:57 am with Rhythm Roundup and Musical Musketeerp, followed by News editions, Morning Devotional, and various music programs. The guide shows a busy day featuring Morning Matinee, Melody Bank, Church segments, auction and game shows, and news blocks before sign off.
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Jolly Baker Boys
Robert Miurleigh
Nashville
Jn Stafford
Melody Bank
Kate Smith
Lanny’ Ross
Eddie Arnold
Church of Christ
Baxter Melody Boys
Chile
Star & Sports
Gabriel Seadler
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Monte Crista
Official Detective
Bill Henry
Legionta Malvorn
New York
Pine Bluff and Greenwood Swap Places in Cotton States
Pine Bluff and Greenwood swapped spots atop the Cotton States league after Sunday action. Greenwood edged El Dorado 3-2 while Pine Bluff fell 4-0 at Monroe. Hot Springs won in 11 innings over Natchez, Clarksdale lost to Greenville, and Greenwood rallied to beat the Oilers.
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Associated Press
Pine Bluff
Greenwood
el Dorado
I Monroe
Hot Springs
Natchez
Clarksdale
Greenville
Oilers
Phil Bromberg
Norm Larker
Everett Hill
Marty Lee
Ed Schafer
Monerce
Springhill
Miner
Surinse
Legionnaires Host Waldo Giants At Fairpark Tonight
The Legionnaires meet the Waldo Giants at Fairpark at 8 tonight in a close game. Manager Bill McClendon said lefty Bob Appleby will start for Hope. The club also schedules Tuesday at Mavern, a game, and Friday at Walda for a return contest with KC Baking Powder of Little Rock.
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Legionnaires
Waldo Giants
Fairpark
Bill McClendon
Bob Appleby
Hope
Mavern
Gare
Little Rock
Walda
Musial Sets Pace in National League Race
Stan Musial leads the St Louis Cardinals with spectacular hitting driving his team within a half game of the Philadelphia Phils. He collected a single, double and triple in a win over the Reds, extending his hitting streak to all but two of 19 games. Red Munger earned the win as Cincinnati fell short, while Johnny Happ wrapped up his Pirates career with a big doubleheader sweep over the Cubs in Chicago.
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Stan Musial
Musial
Lewis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phils
Cardinal Aca
St. Louis
Cincinnati Reds
Masial
Pittsburgh
Clift’ Chambers
Red Munger
Reds
al Brazie
Red Stalleup
Raffensberger
Johnny Happ
Pirates
Cubs
Chicago
Happ
George Strickland
Strickli
Future Kentuckians eye Sonny Allen as top NBA prospect
In a May 15 Sports Roundup, Sonny Allen of Kentucky is highlighted as potentially the best set shot in the NBA after being drafted by the Indianapolis Olympians. The piece notes Allen chose Morehead State over turning pro, staying in his hometown state. It also mentions other prospects and recent minor league results across baseball and track, including Kinney, Henderson, and Walter Gray, with brief career notes and local anecdotes.
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New York
Kentuckians
Sonny Allen
Indianapolis Olympians
National Basketball Association
Kentucky
Georgia
Charley Trippi
Walter Gray
Blocton
Ala
Jockeys’ Guild
Paul Mitchell
Football Yankees
Hank Wolfe
Virginia
Bob Chambers
Southern California
Trojans
Sports Mirror Today A Year Ago
Vic Dry gall of the Millrose A. A. won the national AAU Marathon race at Yonkers. Five Years Ago Oregon university resumed all sports including football. Ten Years Ago Petey Scalza, NBA featherweight champion, knocked out Frankie Covelli in the sixth round. Fifteen Years Ago the Chicago White Sox sold pitcher George Earnshaw to the Brooklyn Dodgers.
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Sports Mirror
Associated Press Today
Vic Drygall
Millrose A. A
Yonkers
Oregon University
Petey Scalza
Frankie Covelli
Chicago White Sox
George Earnshaw
Brooklyn Dodgers
Hope Team Sets Pace in Southwest Loop
Rain and wet grounds postponed two games and probably three in the Southwest Arkansas League as Hope, Murfreesboro, El Dorado, and Waldo lead the First Division with Camden, Springhill, Gordon, and Mineral Springs in the second. Springhill defeated Camden 24 to 5 last Sunday, a league record, while Camden’s Kraftsmen lost 1 to 0 to the Sports.
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Southwest Arkansas
Hope Legionnaires
el Dorado
Murfreesboro
Joop
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Camden Kraftsmen
Kraftsmen
Mineral Springs
Hope
Waldo
Camden
Springhill
Gordon
Mize Sent to Kansas City by Yankees
Johnny Mize, a feared hitter for 14 seasons, was sent to Kansas City by the New York Yankees. Pitcher Duane Pillette and infielder Billy Martin were optioned on 24 hour recall terms, with Mize leaving immediately. Clarence Marshall and Johnny Lindell were also listed for potential deals before the May 15 roster deadline.
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Kansas City
New York Yankeeps
American Association
Mize
New York Giants
Duane Pillette
Infinider Ali
Billy Marlin
Pillette
Martin
Yankees
Chicago
Clarence Marshall
Johnny Lindell
Marshall
St. Louis
Lindell
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