District Conference of AME Churches Meet in Bethel Church
The District Conference of Pres chott Dist AME Churches meets May 20 in Bethel AME Church Laurel Street with Rev P L Johnson presiding. Guests include Bishop and Mrs Wilkes and Dr T D Alexander president Shorter College. Meetings cover educational opportunities for Negro youth and reports on assessments. A committee on entertainment will assist serving dinner to delegates. Public invited. Funeral for Mrs Josie Taylor May 20 Rising Star Baptist Church 2 p m burial Cave Hill. Community Club meets May 19 7 30 p m at Mrs Mary Flenery home. May 20 6 p m Hope civil improvement association meets. Arthur Straughter and Mrs Polly Straughter visiting.
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Josie Taylor
Rising Star Baptist Church
Cave Hill Cemetery
Mary Flenery
Party Backed Candidates Win in Pennsylvania Primary
In Pennsylvania yesterday party backed contenders won decisive primaries as only about 20 percent of five million eligible voters cast ballots. Republican Lloyd H. Wood 66 secured the GOP harmony nomination to succeed Gov. John S. Fine, with Democratic State Sen. George M. Leader 36 winning the party line. Wood leads a slate including lieutenant governor and three state supreme court posts with no opposition from Democratic endorsees.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
John S. Fine
Wood
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Little League Rosters Completed After Auction
The Modeéérs held their annual auction to fill 1944 Little League rosters. 36 players were added to six teams, with remaining boys forming a 24 team mirror league to play a regular schedule. Opening day tentatively June 8. all youngsters 9 and above to get a chance to play baseball.
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O'Dell
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McBay
Baseball Scores and Upcoming Games From National League
Yesterday results show Chicago 7 Brooklyn 1 and St Louis 9 over New York 3 with Pittsburgh 5 and Cincinnati 6. Today schedule includes Chicago at Brooklyn and Milwaukee at Philadelphia among others. In the American League New York leads with 18 wins, Cleveland 10, while today’s games feature New York at Chicago and Philadelphia at Detroit plus Boston at Cleveland.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Chicago
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Cleveland
Detroit
Baltimore
Washington
Boston
Favorites Still in the Running for Arkansas Women Golf Title
In the Arkansas women's golf championship, top contenders including Mrs. Gordon Perrin of El Dorado and Mrs. Don Chronister of Little Rock remain in the field after second round matchups. Other first round results featured Mrs. Perrin, Mrs. Chronister, Mrs. Robbins, and Miss Rushing advancing, with Rushing overcoming Ed Dell Worth in extended play.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Gordon Perrin
el Dorado
Don Chronister
Mia
Ned Stewart
Texarkana
Betty Rushing
H. L. Woodward
Joe Miller
Hot Springs
J. M.willams
Perrin
Chronister
Robbins
Miss Rushing
Ed Dell Worth
Fort Smith
Miss Worthy
Yeslis
William Bell
Pine Blast
Tom Lichty
W. i. Grimmett Jr
Stewart
Dane Harris
Woodward
Arl Cloud
Miller
Fred Buckman
Williams
William Camerer
Indians' Rosen Near Top In Homers RBI Runs
Cleveland star Hosén, 37, once led AL in homers and RBIs in 1953, again tops three categories this day. He slugged eight homers and 79 RBIs this season, finishing behind Bobby Avila in the batting race as the Indians beat the Red Sox last night with Hosén contributing two homers and three RBIs.
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Mai Hosén
Indians
Pates
Bobby Avila
Oice H
Red Sox
Crackers Top Little Rock 14-7 in Big Score Victory
In Arkansas the Crackers defeated Little Rock 14 to 7 as Cristante earned his seventh win of the season. The right-hander strengthened the lead with an early cushion, contrasting last year’s sparse wins.
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Nashville Gets a Third Baseman
Nashville Vols acquire third baseman Floyd Fogg from Charleston of the American Association and first baseman Larry Dippippo from Louisville, also of the American Association. Fogg hit .286 with 27 home runs for Memphis last season. Dippippo, a former Birmingham player, has served in the military the last two years. A hurricane will release 200 to 1300 times as much energy as the early type of atomic karab.
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Tenn
Nashville Vols
Floyd Fogg
Charleston
American Associaton
Larry Dippippo
Louisville
American Association
Fogg
Memphis
Dippippo
Birmingham
Race Tight for Lead in the National League
The tight National League race widens with seven of eight clubs in contention led by Brooklyn Philadelphia and Chicago as Giants Pirates and Cardinals stumble. Dodgers lose to Cubs while Giants fall and Cardinals surge near first. American League shows similar close standings with Cleveland and Yankees moving.
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Pirates
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Phils
Dodgers
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Cardinals
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Boston
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Washington
Red Schoendienst
Hank Thompson
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Gerry Staley
Stan Alusigi
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Hacker
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Bonus Baby Pettit sent to Salinas for Hollywood
HOLLYWOOD UP Paul Petit, the Pirates 100000 bonus baby of 1956, was optioned by the Hollywood Stars to Salinas California to free a roster spot for Bob Bundy. Pettit, 23, has been used mainly as a reliever and may get frequent work in Salinas to sharpen his game. He previously starred with Hollywood and New Orleans, facing arm trouble and control issues. The move follows his hiatus from the majors and hints at a future as a pinch hitter.
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Paul Petit
Pittsburgh Pirates
Hollywood Stars
Salinas
Calif
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Pettit
Selina
Yanks Rally To Take Series Clinch Over White Sox
Casey Stengel’s Yankees beat the Chicago White Sox 4-3 in a tense game watched by the season’s largest home crowd. Gino Woodling slugged a two run homer in the eighth and Yogi Berra drove in the tying run in the ninth to set up a possible sweep with Eda Lopat on the mound. Stengel praised Paul Richards while poking fun at Frank Lane, noting Richards’ value and hinting Lane’s contract talks might have future coaches in mind.
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Cubs
Billy Lees
Curt Simmons
Phils
Braves
Granny Hamner
al Rosen
Ander
Cleveland
Boston
Art Houtteman
Bob Chakales
Ted Williams
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Yankees
Gene Woodling
Steve Gyomek
Chicagofi
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New York Yankees
Geng Woodling
Yogi Berra
Stengel
Eda Lopat
Sox
Billy Pierce
Frank Lane
E Casey
Lane
Paul Richards
Richards
Tigers
Blood Temperature Changes With Weather in Warm Blooded Animals
The article explains that warm blooded animals maintain a near constant body temperature while weather alters their external warmth. It notes day to day fluctuations and the body's adjustments to environmental changes.
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