Skip Alexander Leads PGA Play in First Round
Skip Alexander topped the opening round of the PGA tournament at Norwood Hills in St Louis with a 32 32 1 60 for seven under par on a 6 467 yard course. Toney Penna was two strokes back at 135 while Sam Snead Jimmy Demaret and Ben Hogan posted 136s and 138 respectively in the two day qualifying duel.
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Big Stewart
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Professional Golfers Association
Jim Ferrie
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Norwood Hills Country Club
Toney Penna
Cincinnati
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White Sulmur Springs
W. Va
Jimmy Demaret
Ojai
Calif
Ben Hogan
Wersney
All Star Team to Play at Texarkana
The Hope All Star softball team will journey to Texarkana Saturday night for a game with another all star squad. The game has been called for broadcast in Bramblefield and will be heard on the radio.
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Texarkana
Hope
Grap
Bo'clogk
Bramblefield
Harris to Play in Congressional Baseball Game
Washington notes that Harris and other lawmakers will compete in the Congressional Baseball Game at Griffith Stadium. Democrats and Republicans, led by Rep Richards and Rep Bishop, foresee a long, lively nine innings to raise funds for underprivileged children amid a forecasted clear night and a spirited crowd.
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Tex
Insurgent Tactics Frenzy at Minnesota Plants Sparks Police Action
A censored critique labels the Minnesota packing plant clashes as an orchestrated insurgency led by CIO organizers, praising union pickets for courage while denouncing authorities. It cites Governor Youngdahl and Kansas City officials, condemns violence, and recalls historical cues from figures like Sir William Yolingon and Hewry Shaw.
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Dahlin
Kansas City
Kansas
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Meat Packers’ Union
Gayerr Youngdahl
Youngdahl
Harold Slassen
Olson
Benson Gaily
F. D. Roosevelt
C.I.0
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Razorbacks to open under lights if stadium ready
In Little Rock May 21 the Arkansas sports page notes Razorbacks plan to play their season opener under stadium lights if Memorial Stadium is ready, otherwise the game may shift to Tiger Stadium. Other items include Tech as a four year school altering training grounds, area high school officials to attend Camden Hope events, and a Hot Springs bid for an electric scoreboard at Rix Field.
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Little Rock
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Baseball Scores And American League Schedule
Yesterday results feature New York and Chicago with losses for several teams as Boston St Louis Philadelphia and Pittsburgh posted wins. Southern Association and Texas League results include Atlanta New Orleans Mobile and other city matchups with varied scores.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
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Cleveland
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St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
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Mobile
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Memphis
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Nashville
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Shrevepark
Tulsa
Fort Worth
Omahona City
Dallas
Fights Last Night Storm of Boxing Notes Across Cities
Boxing results from multiple cities report knockouts and decisions. Victors include fighters from New York and Philadelphia with wins at Fort Hamilton Arena and nearby venues. Outcomes list KO and points decisions across 175 and 143 pound bouts, reflecting a busy night for United Press coverage.
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Bay
Cinpati
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Diltshuren
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Mass
Jay' Blackswood
Mil
Paterson
Dulunty Walker
Philadelphia
Topeka
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New York
Fort Hamilton
Pruden
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al Guido
Hard luck tale tops PGA tourney in St Louis
Hugh and Fullerton Jr report from St Louis on a PGA event where Rory Hamilton faced a two stroke penalty after a drive near the cup required pin removal for shots from under 60 feet. Jack Hall eyed a 149 qualifying score but Skip Alexander’s late cheers helped him tie for a final spot, then faltered in the playoff.
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St. Louis
Rory Hamilton
Reay
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Hamilton
Jack Hall
Des Moines
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Skip
Cards Keep Slugging Run In Big Seven Clash
In a Big Seven tilt against Missouri, Kansas State’s Sheriff missed a base on a three bagger. The Cardinals, led by Dizzy Dean and Musial, surged with 68 hits, a 13 run burst vs the Dodgers, and pulled 2 1/2 games ahead as Dyer argued Casey’s beaning and was ejected.
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Jimmy Nichol
Manson
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Bolfrey
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Eddie Dyer
Cannonball Cardinals
RED Birds
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Briaves
Texas Eddie
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Dizzy Dean
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Mickey Vernon
Washington Age
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Whitey Kurowski
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Ralph Kiner
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Bill Nicholson
Roy Smalley
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Joe DiMaggio
Chicago
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George Viea
Pat Mullin
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Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
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al Zekes Zarilla
Brown
Prank Bisean
Wean
Protest Vote Planned by League Against McClellan
In Hot Springs on May 21 the Arkansas League for Political Education announced a protest vote against Senator McClellan, who is unopposed for renomination. Spokesmen said the plan targets his record on labor and Truman, with support from the Arkansas Federation of Labor. Parsons and Mowery noted league members may not be union members, due to federal rules governing political activity.
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McClellan
Arkansas League For Political Education
League
Akansas Federation of Labor
IAPL
J. ©. Mason
McLellan
Csmear
Truman
Fulbright
Arkansas Federation of Labor
Federation
C. W. Mowery
Travelers Turn on Pace Setting Vols 12 to 6
Little Rock's Southern Association cellar club routed the Nashville Vols 12 6 despite four errors by both teams. Marlin Stuart earned his third win after allowing ten hits. Alex De La Garza highlighted Little Rock with three hits and six RBIs. Birmingham slipped by Mobile 10 9 to halt a four game streak. Chattanooga crushed Memphis 16 3, while Atlanta beat New Orleans 8 3.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
Southern Association
Nashville Vols
Vols
Marlin Stuart
Travelers
Jean Davis
Vals
Birmingham
Mobile
Chattanooga
Mermphis
Atlanta
New Orleans
Alex de la Garza
Evacuation of Families Begins as Korea Force Withdrawal Planned
Seoul reports U S Army starts evacuating dependent wives and children of American personnel as preparation for possible withdrawal of occupation forces in Korea. Officials say evacuees leave by August 1, with civilians and Army civilians’ wives sent home. Army itself may begin withdrawal actions as global politics shift and occupation ends.
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Demand for Release of 40 Americans aboard Marine Carp
The United States demanded Lebanon free 40 American citizens from the Marine Carp at Beirut. Washington instructed Minister Lowell Pinkerton to press the demand and warned against discrimination due to race. The ship en route to Palestine had 40 Americans and 29 others taken off and interned at Bakar. Pinkerton advised passengers not to resist as Lebanese authorities threatened force to remove them.
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United States
Beirut
State Department
U. S
Lebanon
Lowell Pinkerton
Department
Palestine
Bakar
Leva
Pinkerton
Greenwood Extends Cotton League Lead With 7-2 Win
Greenwood's Dodgers pushed their Cotton States League lead to four games after a 7-2 victory over Natchez. Clarksdale's Planters shut out Hot Springs 8-0 as Helenas 10-3 win, and El Dorado beat Greenville 13-9. Today’s schedule features Helena at Hot Springs, Clarksdale at Pine Bluff, Greenville at Natchez.
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Associated Press
Greenwood
Dodgers
Natchez
Hot Springs
Clarksdale
Planters
Johnnie Myer
Murray Richardson
Young Turner
Pine Bluff Cardinals
Helena
Fred Kelly
Cardinals
Doug White
EL Dorada
Oilers
Greenville Bucks
Lefty Graham
Oull Bucks
Howard Roberts
Pine
Bhalt
Greenville
al Natchez
Airforce HQ Relocation Planned From Andrews Field
Washington May 21. The head quarters of the strategic air command will move from Andrews Field Maryland to Offutt base near Omaha. The move aims to centralize command of long-range bomber striking forces and should be completed within 90 days. General George leads the strategic air command headquarters.
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Friday May 21 Evening Radio Schedule Snapshot
Radio listings show a dense May 21 program with multiple shows from 5:15 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. including Superman Captain Midnight News and sports segments, followed by late-night programs and sign off. The schedule also lists a May 22 lineup starting with Sign On and various music and news items.
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Five Star
Henry J. Taylor
Billy Rose
Gabriel Heatter
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Meet the Press
Bill Harrington
Riders of
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Pro-Arie Quartet
Louie Prima
M Mutual Musicale
Charlie Slocum
Lionel Hampton Shaw
Chicago
M News
Korn
Alan Lomax
M Mutual
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Late News
Radio Schedule and Second Force HQ Move to Omaha
A radio program listing shows NBC CBS and ABC lineups with shows Mirthful, This Is FBI and Lone Ranger among others. The Second Force unit of the Air Defense Command with 209 officers and 280 civilians will relocate its SAC headquarters to Omaha for central location benefits.
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New York
Pi—Tonig
NBC
Paul Laysie Melody
van You
CBS
Fanny Brice
Mary Ameche-Langlord
Ozzie J Harriet
Orl
ABC
FBI
MBS
Non
Eastman Symphony
Kenney
Air Defe Command
Omaha
Tral
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Sith Air Reconnaissance Divi
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