St Louis Ex-Cardinal Matt Cooper Charged With Bad Checks
Matt Cooper, former St. Louis Cardinals pitching star, is charged with issuing bad checks in Missouri and another state. He posted $2,000 bond from his former employer, Cardinals president Sint Brenton, and pleaded innocent at arraignment before Judge Jorge Touts Curio. The case centers on alleged checks tied to his baseball career and potential future employment.
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Fase Enough By Westbrook Peytor
A 1947 spoof by Westbrook Peytor appears in King Fertures Syndicate, listing a chaotic and satirical overview of media figures, editors, campaigns, and political theater. The piece references The United States, several publishing houses, and figures such as Joss Willard and Battling Nelson in a collage of editorial and societal commentary.
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Camden-Center Rivalry Headlines Arkansas High School Clash
Camden faces a pivotal game against a top Arkansas rival as it seeks a district win to avoid elimination. The contest, set for Friday night at Wammons, shapes the standings and may boost Hope’s prestige in a high stakes chapter of the season.
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Michigan Tops Nation With Unbeaten Wolverines At No 1
Michigan secures AP top ranking after an undefeated run, drawing 74 first place votes and 1,220 points. Notre Dame remains second with 1,918 points, while North Carolina State climbs and North Carolina finishes outside the top spots amid a crowded poll.
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Attendance records set in baseball in 1949 season
New York Oct 19 1949 attendance totals show Major and National leagues each exceeding 20 million for the first time. Cleveland Indians led record run with 2,120,627 at Mammoth Stadium. Yankees also topped their prior mark. Detroit Boston Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Boston clubs set new attendance highs.
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Boxer Buddies Staged Near Fight in New York City
The article reports on recent boxing activity with several fighters such as Jake La Motta and Yorn Teste, noting points and outcomes in matches held around New York. Names, places, and dates appear in fragmented form, reflecting OCR remnants and city-wide coverage.
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Yerger Tigers Journey to Hot Springs Football Preview
Yerger Tigers aim for a fourth straight win at Hot Springs on Friday night as they rely on key players and a strong defense. Recent results show a 7 to 0 margin in a prior meeting, with adjustments after a tough week.
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Razorbacks lead in defense amid Southwest Conference stats
Scott remains the top ground gainer as Texas tops the league in total offense. Clyde Scott of Arkansas leads in individual rushing with 500 yards on 63 carries, while Lindy Berry of Texas Christian tops total rushing and passing with 683. SMU’s Gil Johnson throws for 474 yards. Doak Walker of SMU leads in scoring with 58 points and punts at 37.2 yards. Baylor’s George Sims is the No 1 punt returner at 29.1 yards per return.
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55 Elevens Have Perfect Grid Records
Unbeaten and untied college football teams from the early 1948 season, led by Missouri Valley College and others, show a first dress honor roll with 53 squads still flawless. Notable names include Michigan, Notre Dame, Penn State, California, and Army, among many, as upsets and stat lines shape the early year.
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Nevada recognized by Sugar Bowl officials
New Orleans La Oct 1 m unity of Nevada was told it would have a good chance of an invitation to the Sugar Bowl on New Year s Day if it finishes the season unbeaten. The Nevada Wall Pack leads the nation in offense and received upbeat remarks from Frannie Schaub president of the Mid Winter Sports Association sponsors. He also cited Santa Clara Nevada and Santa Clara s Sacramento clash as impressive.
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Arkansas Razorbacks Prep For Aggies After Setbacks
Coach John Barnhill trains the Arkansas Razorbacks to bolster defense after two straight losses, aiming for a tough scrimmage this weekend before the Oct 50 clash with Texas A&M. Texas, Baylor, Rice, and SMU gear up with changes to aerial and running games as key players recover from injuries.
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Top Radio Programs and Listings for New York Tonight
Radio schedules from NBC ABC and CBS list evening programs in New York with shows like The Mel Tormé Hour and Mystery Theaters. Entries mention performers, times, and stations, noting variety from music to dramatic programs and special broadcasts.
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Adventure Parade and Mutual Newsreel Schedule Crammed Evening Lineup
Tuesday October schedule lists an Adventure Parade and Captain Midnight while Captain Midnight and Tom Mix appear in early slots. Newsreels include Mutual Newsreel and Lone Wolf with various hosts and programs across afternoon and evening blocks.
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Warning Order in Nichols Chancery Case at Hempstead Ark
In Tw Chancery Court Hempstead County Arkansas Rebecca Clank by AGL warns defendant Mrs Walter Lown Ware Nichols and Elsie Nichols to answer within thirty days or face default. Clerk C Weaver notes seal of court dated November 1 1948 with clerk Omens Ivins Db.
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