Campanella Paces Brooks to Victory
Brooklyn catcher Roy Campanella, back from injury, paced the Dodgers to a win over Philadelphia. He drove in all of Brooklyn’s runs, rallying the team with a three run homer and strong hitting after a layoff that kept him out for three games.
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Sammi grioner sale order in HemnpeCounty court notice
Public sale under a Chancery Court order of Hemnpens County in a Mary Frances Manning case. The sale, by commissioner, follows a decree dated April 3 1968. It will occur on the 3rd day of June at the court entrance within the described land in Township 1 South Range 25 West Ackansas County, in the Southwest Quarter.
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UA to Handle Own Football Broadcasts in Arkansas Network
Fayetteville May 2. Plans for the University of Arkansas to broadcast football games over its state wide network of radio stations are complete. Final approval of the program was granted by the University's Athletic Council yesterday. Under the plan Arkansas stations will have an opportunity to broadcast the games with direct sales to each station, while a pair of home games will be broadcast locally. Campanarta reached the 100th of his career with a grand slam in the third to help the Dodgers’ seventh straight win as they maintain a half game lead over the Giants. Maglie earned his eighth win in the Giants’ 4-3 victory over the Braves. The Giants scored all runs in the fourth, including a two-run homer by Dark, while Ebba St. Claire hit a two-run homer in the ninth. The Cubs beat the Pirates in 13 innings, 8-5, as Gus Bell and Johnny Merson doubled with two out in the 13th. Cincinnati shaded St. Louis 2-1. Mayor Ken Raftensberger, aided by Wally Post and Roy McMillan, won his third of the season.
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Bucky Harris Receives Just Credit From Cuban Players
In a round of praise for Bucky Harris, the Washington Senators manager is credited for his role in the rise of Cuban players in the major leagues. The piece recalls Harris’s early years in the capital, the reluctance of Cubans to join, and Clark Griffith's support that helped Cuba-born athletes improve. It notes the shift aided by Cubans joining the big leagues and U S players also gaining exposure in Cuba during 1947-48 winter play.
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Conrad Marrero
Juiio Marengo
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Orlando
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University plans broadcasting deal with sponsors and rates
The plan outlines fecal sponsors, limits on sponsors tied to alcohol and oil products, and a standard four minute four 30 second ad schedule per game. The university will be paid by the radio station based on the national advertising rate, charging at least $40 per hour plus a percentage of the station’s national hourly rate.
Prescott Church Youth Groups Meet Across Town
Prescott churches schedule Sunday gatherings with varied youth services and fellowship. Rev Thomas Mauldin of Dalton Texas will speak at Fleat China-Man Church. Garden Club notes include award to Mrs Brununell and demonstrations by Iris Garden Club president Ernest Wingfield.
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Walter Hirat
John Hubbard
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Thomas J. Mauldrcy
Datlon
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C.W. Johnson
Mauldin
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Chico
Texas
Ernest Wingfield of
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Iris Garden Club
O' Pene
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Baseball Loop Opens Play Here Monday
Southwest Arkansas league play begins Monday night with Nashville meeting the Legionnaires at Fajr Park. Nashville fields its strongest team since formation as Reed Huddleston opens on the mound after top Henderson season with four wins and one loss. A ceremony features Legion Commander Fred Robectson, Mayor John Wilson and league president Jack Clemens.
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Raymond Robins
Reedur Iuddleston
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Henderson
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Fred Robectson
John Wilson
Jack Clemens
Leroy Ridding
Gordon Heasley
Bob White
Gary Anderson
Bill Gunter
Bobby Ross
Marty Filopimo
Reeder Huddieston
Denver Rosa
Joe Barrentine
Charles Hopt0n
Edsall Nix
Jerry Sutton
Top Smith
Granville Johnson
Holm Rose marital dispute grows hotter in court
In New York on May 23 41 Eleanor Holm and Billy Rose see their attorneys clash as Walter Beck accuses criminal efforts to obstruct justice and influence witnesses while Arthur Garfield Hays denies the charge. Beck asks Justice Kenneth O'Brien to delay Holm's separation suit until fall. the judge reserved decision.
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Negro Attorney Seeks Senate Seat
Harold Flowers, a Black attorney from Pine Bluff, announces he will oppose former Jefferson County Representative Morrel Gathright for Senate Post No 2 in the 20th District next November. Gathright is unopposed for the Democratic nomination. Flowers will run as an independent in the general election.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
Yesterday's results show Brooklyn 5 Philadelphia 5 New York 5 Boston 3 Cincinnati 2 St Louis 1 Cleveland 6 St Louis 3 Detroit 9 Chicago 2 on the schedule. Pacific Coast League Sacramento 7 Los Angeles 1 Oakland 9 Portland 3 San Francisco 1 Haywood 4 3 Seattle 3 International League Monten 8 Rochester 6 Syracuse 0 Ottawa 4 Buffalo 2 Toponte 4 Baltimore 2 Springfield 4 Baltimore 2 American Association Louisville 2 Columbus 1 14 Innings Meyned 4 Milwaukee 2 St Paul 4 Kansas City 3 Indianapolis 3 Toledo 0 Texas League Oklahoma City 4 Dallas 1 Houston 4 San Antonio 1 Southern Association Nashville 7 Mobile 0 Chattanooga 7 New Orleans 3 Other games postponed.
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Lauisville
Columbus
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St. Paul
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Toledo
League Leaders In The National and American Leagues
The Associated Press reports season leaders with players from Brooklyn Philadelphia New York Chicago Cleveland Detroit and Washington leading in runs home runs and runs batted in. Notable names include Ennis Rabinson and Mathews Adcock Rosen and DiMaggio among others with several near the 40s in RBIs and home run tallies.
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Yesterday's Stars Batting and Pitching Highlights
Dodgers star Roy Campanella belted two home runs, including a bases loaded shot, driving in all Brooklyn runs in a fifth inning surge to beat Philadelphia. Sal Maglie earned his eighth win with two losses, guiding the New York staff to a 4-3 win over Boston.
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Baseball Night Matches Across Cotton States League
Tonight's schedule features Little Rock at Birmingham and Chattanooga at Mobile. In the Cotton States League Pine Bluff visits Greenville while El Dorado plays Meridian Monroe meets Natchez and Hot Springs travels to Greensburg.
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Fights Last Night Roundup Across Cities
Boxing results from New York and Chicago feature Johnny Bratton at 147 and Del Flanayvan at 145, with bouts in St Paul Phoenix and Los Angeles. Scores and opponents listed include Salas at 156 and Sawyer at 147, reflecting a chaotic but notable slate of matchups.
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A Girl and a Dog Step From a Grim City Home
A nineteen year old woman named Rena Austen, trapped in a crowded New York dwelling, struggles with an unhappy marriage to Gray Austen and a lingering war injury. She contemplates escape with her dog Aby as the couple’s distant relatives drift between Portland and New York, while a tense, emotionally charged narrative unfolds in the shadow of postwar life.
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