Deadline Looms as MLB Teams Trim Rosters to 25
Major league clubs rush to meet the 25 player limit by midnight, with 13 players released and two dealt as teams scramble to shed surplus talent. Dodgers and Yankees navigate overages while several clubs remain above or within the cap, and moves include possible call-ups and trades across the league.
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Joe Reicoler
Associated Press
Morrow
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Flye
Detroit
Cleveland
Fittsburgh
Philadelphia Phillies
Wai Beton
Lewis
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Boston
New York
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Yankees
Dick Wakefield
Giants
Monte Irvin
Jersey City
Mike Mctarnilek
Quifield
Prosecuting Attorney Charles W Hackett Talbot Faild
A note lists Charles W Hackett as prosecuting attorney in the Bin Dudicial Circuit with Ir J W Patton also named. The text appears as a fragment from a legal or court notice naming officials and roles.
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Charles W. Hackett Talbot
J. W. Patton
Coach Douglas Amazed by SWC Ruling on Postgame Access
Otis Douglas new Arkansas coach reacts to Southwest Conference stance limiting postgame dressing room visits for quotes. Coaches like Jess Neely of Rice push for a waiting period to avoid sensational “cater” stories, hoping to protect players and avoid inflammatory remarks. Douglas, a pro football alum, observes a more restrained media environment ahead.
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Harold V. Ratliff
Dallas
Tex
Neely
Dow
Douglas
Tech Dominates Instate Rival In AIC Baseball Blowout
Arkansas Tech surged to the lead in the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference baseball race by routing Little Rock College 26-2 at Russellville. Linn Garner belted an eighth inning homer with runners aboard as Paladino fanned 14, while Arkansas College beat Arkansas State Teachers 4-3 at Conway to stay within reach.
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Associated Press
Arkansas Tech
Arkansas College
Arkansas State Teachers College
Conway
Tech
Carlege
Russelvie
Linn Garner
Arkanisds Catege
Larry Paladino
Bobcats Travel to Hot Springs for Tonight's Game
The Hope High School baseball team travels to Hot Springs for a game against the Trojans tonight. Bill Gunter will start on the mound for the local nine at the scheduled hour.
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Hope
Hot Springs
Trojans
Bill Gunter
Waldo Hands Hope 12-0 Defeat by Lefty Byrd Hurling No-Hits
Waldo tops Hope 12-0 as left hander Sonny Byrd fires a two hitter until a bases loaded homer by Ab Fuller in the seventh. Fuller drives in six RBI while Gary Anderson adds a triple in the eighth. Hope threats thwarted, Waldo takes a share of the Joop end lead with Murfreesboro.
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Sonny Byrd
Waldo
Ab Fuller
Hope Legionnaoires
Murfreesboro
Joop
Giants
Bob Appleby
Dennis Ross
Byrd
Hope Boys
Gilson Ross
Gary Anderson
Fuller
Hope
Anderson
Legionnaires
Little Rock
Hope Legionaires
E—Lindsey
Harrs
Ridling
White
Taylor
RBI
Slayton
Burleson
Bradley
Be—Byrd
Appleby
Ross
Ho—Appleby
Bonus Baby Fizzles in Southern
A report on Pettit and the Pittsburgh Pirates farm system notes 18 year old Pettit’s rough major league exposure with early losses and back-to-back injuries. Despite flashes of talent, he posted 14 strikeouts and 10 walks over 41 innings in three games without a win, while Little Rock beat Memphis 5-1 as part of the Southern Association standings shift. Verlon Walker homered for Nashville in a separate game context.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
New Orleans
Sue
Peuit
Birmingham
Petit
Little Rock
Memphis
Braves
Southern Association
Nashville
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Milo Johnson
Little Rockway
Sir Worth
Floyd Fogg
Gumie
Joe Datmate
Paul Mauldin
Vols
Verlon Walker
Mabie
Mobile
Neighborly Pie Scheme Sparks a Glamorous World
Gloria, homesick in a new apartment building, befriends her glamorous neighbor Mrs. Benoni, an opera singer’s world opens with pie crust lessons and a luxury kitchen. A curious hat box delivery and a wink from a mysterious hatter hint at Benny Benoni’s protective, stylish household.
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Gloria
Mrs. Benoni
Lorta
Mr. Mlb
Mrs. M
Ariadne
Ariadne’s
Benny
Mr. Benoni
Sports Roundup Highlights From Diverse Baseball Circles
A mixed round of baseball notes spans scouting shortages in the United States and Canada, NCAA hopefuls, high school stars, and minor league manager milestones. Named figures include Bob Peterson, Mule Haas, and Don Dempsey, with mentions of regionally affiliated teams and venues across the nation and in Regina.
League Leaders Highlight American and National Leagues
Summary of top hitters and pitchers by league with leaders in batting runs hits doubles triples home runs and stolen bases across both leagues. Notable names include DiMaggio Williams and Musial with several categories led by Boston Detroit Philadelphia and St. Louis players.
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Drapo
Boston
Doby
Cleveland
DiMaggio
Pesky
Williams
Stephens
Zarilla
Kryhoski
Detroit
Mapes
Henrich
New York
Dillinger
Philadelphia
Doerr
Hosen
Adams
Chicago
Lemon
McDermott
Stubbs
Parnell
Houtteman
Musial
St. Louis
Sisler
Jones
Jethroe
Ennis
Robinson
Brooklyn
Kerr
Gordon
Xvier
Pittsburgh
Reese
Skeet Shoot to Open season at Hope Airport Sunday
The Hope Skeet Club announces its opening shoot of the season Sunday May 21 at 9 a.m. at Hope Airport. Local merchants award prizes. Field practice runs Wednesdays and Fridays. Luncheon and cold drinks provided by the Hope If and Math ers organization.
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Hope Skeet Club
Hope Airport
Hope If and Mathers
Arkansas Freshmen Face Conference Ruling on Eligibility
Arkansas received a favorable outcome as the Southwest Conference allowed its top freshman players to retain three years of varsity eligibility after a plea over AAU tournament participation. The ruling also penalizes the Razorbacks by 15 days of practice, though formal sessions can start November 1. The decision spares Billy Hesley and others from immediate ban, aiding national prestige.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Fayetteville
Presley Askew
Billy
Boar
John Barnhitl
Barnhill
Arkansas-Tcu
Fort Worth
Sports Mirror Today A Year Ago Fort Borge Sidelined
A look back at past sports notes and player movements across major leagues. Fort Borge’s shoulder injury after colliding with Jackie Robinson sidelined first base duties for the Boston Braves a year ago. Several other dated items follow with varied teams and outcomes.
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Associated Press Today
Fort Borgeson
Boston Braves
Brooklyn
Jackie Robinson
Morton Cov
St Louis Cardinals
Wally Berger
Philadelphia Phillies
Tom Zachary
Brooklyn Dolgeys
Gymer Waite Hoyt
Cincinnat Reds
Cupyur
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Squeaky" Melchiorre
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