Around the Arkansas Sport Loop on golf and aims
In Little Rock on May 26 observers discuss Vincent Allison as a strong contender in the Arkansas golf championship at Hardscrabble. The piece notes Allison’s long bridesmaid record, past finals appearances, and hometown advantage, amid a broader write up of local sports figures and Olympic hopes.
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Carl Bell
Little Rock
Vincent Allison
Port Smith
Allison
Johny Burek
Jonesboro
Tot Springs
Vint
Atlanta Tops Crackers To Boost Standings In SA
The Atlanta Crackers beat Birmingham 4 to 1 to take the series three games to one and solidify fifth place in the Southern Association. Mobile swept New Orleans 9 0 and 20 1, pushing the Pelicans to seventh as Chattanooga and others lead. The schedule opens a new round with Atlanta at Chattanooga and Birmingham at Nashville, with Little Rock at Mobile and Memphis at New Orleans.
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Frese
Atianty Cracke
Birmingham
Allanta
Chattanooga
Nashville
Lie Ravk
Mobile
Memphis
New Orleans
Merchants Team Opens Series Here Tonight
Merchants softball hosts Virgl of three RamMes this week at Tairpark starting at 8 p.m. Probable starting lineup features Reeves at C Ferguson P Russell B Tolleson or J Bell 2B White SS Ross NB Taylor LF Huddleston or Bearden CF Bell Riv.
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Hone Merchants
Tairpark
Texarkaniz
Reeves C
Ferguson
Hogan Wins 80th PGA Championship In Dramatic Final
Ron Hogan of Hersey Pennsylvania defeated Megan in the finals at Norwood Hills to claim his second PGA title. Hogan dominated with savvy wedge and eight iron play, finishing with a strong back-nine surge and closing birdies to seal a 7 and 1 victory over Mike Tar. Hogan’s earnings pushed past $42,000 for the year while Lloyd Mangrum trailed in wealth.
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St. Louis
Ron Hogan
Hersey
Benikrall
Megan
Mike Tar
White Plains
N.Y
Hogan
Lloyd Mangrum
Chicago
Bentray Jelluel
Nor- Wood Hills Country Club
Tnder
Tunesa
Tunnesa
L-Ynp
Tingan
Pur Yest
Baseball Scores and Schedules Featured by AP
American League action lists New York at Detroit and Washington at Cleveland with night games at Philadelphia Chicago and St. Louis. Results show New York defeating Detroit 16 to 3, Philadelphia 4 Chicago 4, and Philadelphia 4 Pittsburgh 4. Southern Association Mobile defeats Now Cwl Atlanta 4 Birmingham 4. Texas League Shreveport 2 0, Beaumont 1 0, others noted as postponed or incomplete.
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Associated Press
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Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
St. Laws
National League
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Southern Association
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Birmingham
Shreveport
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Sar Antonia
Roundup highlights Hogan clash with golf legends
In a roundup from Louis dated May 26, golfers including Ben Hogan face the grind of the tour amid laughter at Claude Harmon and Sammy Snead. Hogan, nursing a back ache, battles through rough, the crowd’s talk of Los Angeles open, while St. Louis Cardinals trial new night-game forms on a winning streak. Dodgers staff additions include Pop Warner, Horace Henderson, and Carl Voyles associates. Indians star Ken Kellner borrows a bat from Ronkie Rosen as slump relief.
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Cipciul
Eat Aps
Claude Harmon
Sammy Snead
Los Angeles
St. Louis Cardinals
Horace Hendrickson
Perm
Albert
Pop) Warner
Carl Voyles
Wiliam and Mary
Auburn
Voyles
Brooklyn Dodger
Indians
Ken Kellner
Ronkie al Rosen
Kansas City
Ken
Rookia
ICC Again Takes Up Fate of Idle M&A Line
Washington May 26 An Interstate Commerce Commission hearing considered reopening the Missouri and Arkansas Mississippi line now owned by a New York salvage firm. Proposals to restore part of the line from Joplin Missouri to Helena Arkansas were discussed. Arkansas lawmakers and local attorneys urged operation, while witnesses for receivers and a competing group from Kansas support a partial restoration. The M and A ceased after workers walked off about two years ago.
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Washington
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Pat
Missouri and Ackangas
Totterstate Commeniian Commission
Commssium
New York
Joplin
Helena
aArk
Rep
Trimble
Arkansas
He Ling
Carl A. Bailey
Eugene Warren
Little Rock
Roun
Ark
Kansas
Ne Mo
Kensett
Virgil D. Willis
Harrison
Fred Dupy
Wichita
Kas
Indians Lemon Leads Tribe In Tight AL Battle
Bob Lemon dominating the league as the Cleveland Indians push to stay ahead, while Bob Feller lags in payroll. Lemon shut out the Washington Senators 4 0 with 4 hits and 12 strikeouts, matching his mentor Rapid Roberts in wins and improving the Indians half game ahead of the Philadelphia Athletics. Meanwhile the Yankees hammered the Tigers, the Browns surged past the Red Sox, and other results from baseball action across the league.
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Joe Reichler
Cleveland Indians
Lemon
Bob Lemon
Tribe
Bob Feller
Rapid Hobert
Gletnan
Feler
Long Beach
Washington Senators
Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Bob Savage
Buddy Rosa
A's
White Sox
Chicago
Rosa
Hank Majesti
New York
Yankees
Fou
Tigers
Detroit
Vic Raschi
Heston
Browns
Red Sox
St. Lo
Paul Frickson
Philadelphia
Chicago Cys
Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelhia
Schoolboy Rowe
Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
Chicago Cubs
Byrenktyn Dodgers
Ebbers Field
Boston
Crysonati Reds
Boston Braves
Braves
Widow Aged 90 Plans to Wed Man of 37
A 90 year old widow in Brushtoy New York plans to marry a 37 year old man. Clarence Meteg, her long-time companion, says they have found mutual happiness. The couple, described by locals as eager and steady, say they intend to wed soon despite the age gap and social scrutiny. Mrs Allen Murray and her son, a key ally, support the match. The forthcoming ceremony aims to mark a fresh start in a late-life romance.
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Brushtoy
N.Y
Clarence Meteg
Allen Murray Ward
Chirouee
Allan
Charles Moreas
McGue
Syracuse
Top Cotton States Team Down In Beatings By AP
The Cotton States League saw two top teams lose as Hot Springs fell 3-1 to Clarksdale and Greenwood lost to Natchez. Helena beat Pine Bluff 14-3, and Greenville defeated El Dorado 13-6. Tonight’s schedule includes Hot Springs at Clarksdale and Pine Bluff at Helena.
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Mabe
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Mestings
Noy
Jaitthe
I American League
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Cleyetarted
Ray
Sgt Mowark
Il Wat
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National League
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Yale
Heanklyn
CSU
Cotton States League
Teaw
Crvpenwood
Hideto
Greenville
Natchez
el Dorado
Clarksdale
Associated Press
Hot Springs
Greenwood
Natchex
Erst dix
Sor Rene
Ate
Wes
Herschel Free
Wain
Louis Landini
Clayredale
Planters
Laddie Paul
Helena
Cardinals
Andre Rowland
Pine Bluff
Greenvile
Bucks
el Dorado Oilers
Dot Springs
FE Dorado
Natenee
Cub Pack 9 Monthly Meeting At First Baptist Church
Cub Pack 9 held its monthly meeting at First Baptist Church with 32 attendees. Den leaders presented stunt demonstrations by Den 1 and Den 2 and plans were set for June focusing on Shelter and Shacks. Awards went to Franktie McDowell Terry Damer Musiel Mann James Duckett Billy Gilbert and Henry Grant. registration cards were issued to Billy Bolle and to James who lives with hey won’t call McGee Taley.
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First Baptist Church
den J
Den 2
Franktie McDowell
Terry Damer
Musiel ‘Mann
James Duckett
Billy Gilbert
Billy Bolle
Henry ‘Ft Grant
Arkansas Items Continued From Tage One
A montage of local notices and assorted items from Hot Springs and nearby towns includes a verdict of insanity for a man accused of slaying his wife near here, and regional updates on inflation fears voiced by Joseph M. Dodge in Detroit, a keno bingo case in municipal court, discussions on cleaner cotton from machine picked, and coaching changes at Barrast City high school. Also reported are water level declines around Memphis and a death of Rosa Leo Cash at Bellemy.
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Missouri
Don Farout
University of Arkansas
Rageraack
Fayetteville
Razorbucks
Parker Fang
Farout
Hot Springs
Joseph M. Dodge
Detroit
Mich
American Bankers Association
Kansas Bankers
Dodge
Detroit Bank
Central Avenue
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Memphis
Tenn
Department of Agriculture
National Cotton Ginners Association
National Cotton Council
Gerace Mayden
Oklahoma City
Adventure Parade and Radio Program Lineup
Radio listings show an intermittent schedule for May 26 27 with acts like Superman Captain Midnight Tom Mix and Billy Rose plus Newsreel Mutual Reports and various orchestras and talent segments across the Mutual network. Names such as Dave LeWinter Gabriel Healler and Ray Anthony appear among the featured performances and news segments with multiple time blocks and program titles.
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Captain Midnight
Tom Mix
Sulton Lewis Jr
Five Star
Dinner For
Mt High Adventure
Billy Rose
Gabriel Healler
Mutual
California Melodies
Dave LeWinter
M *Y
Woody Herman
Martin Black
Robert Harleigh
the Johnson
T Fulton Lewis
Star
Top Radio Programs in New York Evening Lineup
Radio schedules for New York on May 26 list NBC programming including Dennis Day and Duffy's Tavern, Rex Harrison, and Go Off the House quiz. CBS features Dr Christian drama, Your Son and Mine, and Paul Whiteman Talent. ABC and MBS offer Breakfast Club and Passing Parades with various hosts and guest performers. details vary by time slots and stations.
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NBC
Dennis Day
Rex Harrison
Barns and Allen
Bob Huwquiso
CBS
House Marty
Dielé Haymes
ABC
Pan
Wiley Conig
MBS
Dave
Fulton
Lewis
Ray Anthony Bane
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Forrest City
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Marianna High School
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Mustang
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Freeman
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