Bathers Seek New Baseball Ties In Hot Springs Drive
Hot Springs Bathers explore a potential Major League affiliation with A G Cranford and Toi Stuash meeting C G Colton of the Chicago White Sox to discuss a possible working arrangement. The White Sox cut the Bathers from their farm system amid minor league access issues after inquiring about options.
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Nancy Rational and Seth Kinortt to marry in October
Readable fragments indicate Nancy Rational and Seth Kinortt, with mentions of a home run and marriage proceeding in October. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR, but it notes Nancy's father and a wedding event involving Sept Kinortt and a person named Pirniss.
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Seth Kinortt
Fair Enough by Wenbrook Pegler political recall diatribe
A fragment from a column by Wenbrook Pegler recalls discrediting narratives around the New Deal era. It discusses Eleanor Roosevelt and the Ladies Home Journal, noting editorials and political shifts, and critiques press history and Democratic figures with aggressive opinion.
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Wenbrook Pegler
King Features Syndicate
Tonight on New York Radio and Dramas of Oct 21
Radio listings and program notes for New York and national networks. Highlights include HRC-7 Cavalcade Drama at 2:30, Angel Street with Joseph Cotten, Bob Crosby Club, The Godfrey Show, and daylight soap guides. The piece also critiques advertising, editors, and political influence on media during wartime.
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New York
Dunbar Kerr
Joseph Cotten
CBS
ABC
MBS
Monte Crista
The Sioux Raid and the Burning Barges Tale
An eyewitness account describes a small party attacking a camp on a frozen river. They plant kerosene to ignite wooden barges while men loot, scalp eight Sioux and one captive, reveal a grave head trophy, and question mercy for a white captive amid the confrontation.
Sports Roundup hints at college, pro notes and football lore
Brooklyn, Oct 24 The post office plans a lamp commemorating Long Island’s 17th anniversary sparking debate and ticket chatter. Dodgers struggle in Philadelphia as Peewee Reeall refutes calm. Michigan’s Kempthorn explains focus on reads. Zatkoff scouts, Navy wing-T reappears. Notre Dame gate in Philadelphia linked to a council sponsor. Various college coaches praise freshmen, putter discoveries and kicking reshapes.
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George Gipp
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South Tend
Big Fights Are Moved Indoors In New York
Boxing match between Joe Louis and Rocky Marelane shifted indoors from the Polo Grounds to an indoor venue this month after weather and scheduling issues. The bout remains a heavyweight single round showdown with a high stakes crowd anticipated.
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Rocky Marelane
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Musial Captures Fifth National League Bat Title
In New York on February 14 Muriel reports Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals won the NL batting championship for the fifth time in eight seasons finishing with a .833 mark. Newt Ashburn and Jackie Robinson chased the title as playoff races for pennant positions heated up. Musial piled up 203 hits 12 homers 30 doubles 108 RBIs and 124 runs scored, extending his streak of 100 runs scored to eight seasons.
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Musial
Philadelphia
Newt Richie Ashburn
Jackie Robinson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
New York Giants
Roy Carpanella
Brooklyn
Monte Irvin
Johnny Wyrostek
Cincinnati
Ralph Kiner
Pittsburgh
Fyrtle
Truman order on press secrecy denounced by Bricker
Washington news: Senator Bricker accuses President Truman’s security order of being subversive and an insult to Congress the press and the people. He calls for repeal urging Senate committee action while noting claims of censorship and free flow of news. Other sponsors include Senators Crop Hart and Ferguson. Bricker compares the order to controls in Nazi Germany and Peron era Argentina, while Truman officials defend it and say no rescission is planned.
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Short Sal Bricker
Russia
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Nazi Germany
Attendance trends in major league baseball through years
Sports Mirror notes that today marks three years since major league baseball drew 27,599,992 fans, a drop of 3,000,000 from 1949 totals. It recalls five years back when the St. Louis Cardinals began World Series seat sales and ten years ago when the Brooklyn Dodgers edged the New York Yankees 3-2 to tie the series at one victory each.
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Associated Press Today
St. Louis
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Yankees
Boxing event moves indoors to Madison Square Garden
The International Boxing Club announced the shift yesterday, moving the October 28 date indoors to Madison Square Garden to avoid delays in preparations at the new Foto Grounds site.
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Notre Dame Ranks Fifth in AP Poll Behind Michigan State Cal and Tennessee
New York Oct 21 Notre Dame sits fifth in the weekly AP poll of 1951 behind Michigan State California Tennessee and Oklahoma. The article notes Leahy's tricky formation and the upcoming game against Detroit, with voting details and points tallied for the top ten teams, including Texas Ohio State Maryland and Texas A&M in the first list.
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Notre Dame Today
Ftself
Michigan State
California
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Gret Weekly
Associated Press
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University
Detroit
Will Leahy
Indiana
Notre Dame
Biggie Minn
Spartans
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The Negro Community Visitations Across Arkansas And Missouri
Mrs Toma FL Dixon and family of Brinkley visit Mrs Dix on's parents Mr and Mrs Will Savage. Mrs Georgi E Martin and Janie of St Louis Mo visit Mrs Martin's mother Mrs Falc F Jones who is ill. John Junier Easter of Portland Oregon visits his mother Mrs Fib lb Jones. WU Savage is recovering from a leg injury. Murry Thompson spent the weekend in Little Rock visiting sister Mrs Serena Laudermilk. Mose Yerger and Mrs Jessie Price of Kansas City visit her parents Mr and Mrs W M Chambers.
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Brinkley
John Junier Easter
Portland, Oregon
Murry Thompson
Little Rock
Mrs. Serena Laudermilk and
Mose Yerger
Mrs. Jessie Price
Kansas City
Mrs. W. M. Chambers
League Leaders By The Associated Prong Batting
League leaders listed by batting and related stats with players and teams. Musial St Louis appears in multiple categories along with Ashburn Beaton Kiner and others. Includes runs batted in hits doubles triples home runs steals and pitching decisions with figures for each.
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Philadelphia
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New York
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Beaton
Philadelpha
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Homme
Hodges Brooklyn
Jethroe Boston
Pilcking
Roe
Brooklyn
Stricouls
Spahn
Boston
Newcombe
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