Baseball Hall of Fame era box score fragment
Batling Sch defens e batted line shows Marshall New York and Campanella Brooklyn with multiple players named. Marshall and Gordon score runs for New York while Mize Kiner Campanella and others appear as leaders in runs batted in and home runs. Pitching Branca and Heintzeliman are listed with win loss figures and a fire of extraneous numbers in this partial box score fragment.
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Batling
Mize
New York
Kiner
Pittsburgh
Campanella
Brooklyn
Robinson
Lockman
Branca
Heintzeliman
Philadelphia
Warning Order in Hempstead County Chancery Court
The Chancery Court of Hempstead County Arkansas issues warning for defendant J T Hignight to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint filed by plaintiff Mary Jean Hignight. Clerk Omera Evans and attorneys W S Atkins Lyle Brown appear, with seal dated May 11 1949 and May 12 1926 tune 2.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County, Ark
Mary Jean Hignight
J. T. Hignight
J.T. Hignight
Omera Evans
W. S. Atkins
Lyle’ Brown
Reflections on Nazi Persecution and Olympic Controversy
Westbrook Pegler recalls predicting Nazi anti Jewish policies and the dual citizenship trick, cites his Berlin coverage and censorship clashes, and notes reactions from figures like Paul Gallico and Dorothy Thompson. He describes risks to press freedom during the 1936 38 period and his decision not to cover the Berlin Olympics.
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Curnaham
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Soviet
Russia
Soviet Russia
der Fuhhrer
Thme
United States
Hitler
Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Goebbels
Paris
Garmisch
Paul Gallico
Doktor Henlein
Czechoslovakia
Mema
Gallico
Berlin
Fred Oeschner
United Press
Scripps-Howard
Oeschner
Melater
Dorothy Thompson
Robert Montgomery
Miss Thompson
Eddie Cantor
Baseball News and Political Controversy Summary
Baseball schedules and results from the National and American Leagues are listed, including Brooklyn at St. Louis and New York at Cincinnati. The text also covers a political attack alleging anti semitism against a columnist, defending the writer's record and stance against the smear.
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Associated Press
National League
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Stephen
Wise
David Dubinsky
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
New York Post
Henry Wallace
Kremlin
Truman
Wallace
Locke Palmer Lead Field at Philadelphia Golf Tourney
Locke and Palmer head a 130-player field at Whitemarsh Country Club for the Philadelphia Inquirer charity tournament, the final tuneup before the PGA National Championship in Richmond. Palmer defends as Locke, the 1947 winner, seeks back to back titles while stars Cary Middlecoff Mangrum and Demaret challenge for the lead.
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Philadelphia
Richmond
Bobby Locke
Johnny Palmer
Whitemarsh Country Club
Palmer
Locke
Bob Palmer
South Africa
Twicr
Cary Middlecoff
Lloyd Mangrum
Jimmy Demaret
Buichi Harrison
Bol Hamilton
Jim Tur‘esa
Pred Hays, Jr
Eddie Walker Looks Ahead To Paris London Fights
In New York Eddie Walker envisions splitting his year with Paris and London fights. He recalls Steve Helloise in Paris against Jean Stock and teases plans for Sandy Saddler’s next bouts. Walker shares bout anecdotes and notes Mike Jacobs’ retirement affecting the current scene.
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New York
Eddie Walker
Paris
London
Walker
Steve Helloise
Jean Stock
Beneft
Charley Johnston
Sandy’Saddler
Eddie
Saddler
al Brown
Sandy
Brown
Johnston
Montmarte
Steve
Laurent Dauthuilla
Cerdan
Mike Jacobs
T.of C
Americans Score Victories in Golden Gloves Action
In Chicago at the International Golden Gloves, the United States defeated Europe 3 to 3 as 18,130 fans watched. Wesbury Bascom of St Louis stopped Harri Siljander in light heavy, Dani Perko of Pueblo halted Alejandro Arteche in heavyweight, and Italian Giovanni Zuddas defeated Jack McCann.
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Chicago
Wesbury Bascom
St Louis
Finland
Harri Siljander
Dani Perko
Pueblo
Colo
Alejandro Arteche
Spain
Giovanni Zuddas
Jack McCann
Oklahoma City
Ernesto Formenti
Italy
Gene Robnett
Trelang
Michael McKey
Dublin
Joe Luedanski
Olympic
Bryan Bests Price in Skeet Shoot
Charles Bryan of Hope defeated Bud Price of Garland in a skeet shoot off for the high score prize after both tied at 50x50. Bryan then posted a 26 straight to Price's 23, winning the men’s prize donated by The Barlow Hotel. Mrs Price won the ladies prize, a set of eight candy striped glasses, donated by Keith's Jewelry.
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Charles Bryan
Hope
Bud Price
Garland
Bryan
Price
Barlow Hotel
Keith
Mrs. Price
Chas. Bryant
H. M. Barnes
Broke Price
Bud
Ed Bryan
Chas. Barnes
H. M. Wilson
Jim Griffin
Sonny Lewis
Gib
Baseball Team Looks Good in Practice Game
Clyde Zinn's Legion Merchant boys played a tight practice at Fairpark with over 100 fans watching. The game showed few errors as both sides appeared solid across innings led by two newcomers Jael and Bill McClendon. Bill caught for the Bings while Bill and Jack McClendon each went one for two and are expected to join the team this summer.
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Clyde Zinn
Legion-Merchant Boys
Fairpark
McClendon Brothers
Jael
Bill
Jack
Denmark’s Wad and Spain’s Carbonetl Bounced by Guerra
Svend Wad of Denmark and Federica Carbonetl of Spain, both noted unbeaten streaks, were defeated by Richard Guerra of Chicago, a two time New York Chicago Golden Groves champion. Europe’s sole victory in the series occurred in 1939.
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Denmark
Svend Wad
Federica Carbonetl
Spain
Richard Guerra
Chicago
Europe
Deadlock in Southern Standings Tight race for first place in Southern Association
Atlanta and Birmingham won on Wednesday keeping a split in games but Atlanta leads on percentage after two fewer games. Norman Brown pitched and batted for the Crackers in a 12 to 6 win over Memphis Chicks while Birmingham beat Little Rock 12 to 3. Brown allowed 10 hits but only one earned run, collecting two singles and a double with three RBIs. The Barons started strong with three runs off Art McConnell. Ralph Atkins and Johnny Grice homered in the sixth as Birmingham widened the gap. Meanwhile Mobile beat Nashville 4 to 4 in a two run rally in the fifth, and Chattanooga defeated New Orleans 7 to 1 behind Eric Felton.
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Southern Association
Atlanta
Memphis
Mobile
Nashville
Birmingham
Little Rock
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas City
Louisville
St. Paul
Toledo
Jersey City
Toronto
Rochester
Newark
Buffalo
Baltimore
Tulsa
Beaumont
Oklahoma City
Shreveport
Fort Worth
Barons
Norman Brown
Crackers
Memphis Chicks
Little Rock Travelers
Rown
Chet Hajduk
Brown
Art McConnell
Dutch Bamberger
Baron
Ralph Atkins
Tohnny Grice
Mobile Bears
Nashville Vols
Tlis
Eric Felton
Feltcans
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Ottics
Bofors
Hope Star
Ora Star of Hope
TAR Publishing
Do, Fagsi
E. Palmar
Salex
H. Washburn
The
Star Building
South
Walnut Street
Lope, Ark
Corriar Gatwack
Howard
Miller
Ane
eNational
Whettos-Dallien Incy Mamebls
Tannerick Bill
North Michen
Avennua
New York City
W. Grane
Oklahoma’ City
Orleans
Union St
Houston Electric Co
Vernon
Osburn
Iman
Plessa
J. F.newberry
John. Keck
South Elm “Street
R. -C. Daniels
First National Bank
Oscar the
J. B
Fenwick, Sr
Vernon Osburn
6Th Street
D & PL
T.'S. McDavitt
S. 18Th St
Delton
Houston
P. E. Cook
4Th ST
Bath
Walter Spicer
Division St
Franks
Good
Woodrow Baker
Bill Collins
Ralston Road
Davis Barnhayis & Mattress Co
BON Vaneel
Riley Cooper
Texarkana
Texas
Texan Ave
Phane
Rufus Martin
Patmos, Ark
Federal Land Bank
National Farm Loan Assn. of
S. C. Honeycutt
Nashville, Arkansas
Westbrook Pegler
King Features Syndicate
Tel-E-Tex Company
Earl’s Oil Products
Arkansas
Hugh 8. Fullerton, Jr
Dauthuilly
Chalky Wright
Wolgast
Scotty Monteith
Chalky
Wilkes Barre
Mr. Walker
Malile
Philadelphi Chicago
Boston Washington
Chicago Mn
Dallas
San Antonio
Isa
Greenwood
Natchez
Pine Bluff
Greenville
Helena
el Dorado
Hot Springs
Clarksdale
U.S
Bryan Bests Price
W.O. W
W.O.W. Hall
Eastman Kodak Film
Jack's News
Dois
Jim Lagrossa
General Electric
General
Hamm Tire & Appliance
Hope, Ark
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