Capot Beats Coaltown Twice In Single Month
Capot of Greentree Stable defeated Coaltown for the second time in a month at Old Hilltop, winning a winner take all match race by about a dozen lengths. Earlier this month Capot also beat Coaltown by a length and a half at Belmont Park, fueling talks of turf honors for the three year old. Capot outran Coaltown to the first turn and stronger through the stretch, marking a historic setback for Coxstown and adding to Capot’s growing legend.
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Calumet Farm
Coaltown
Greentree Stable
Capot
Calu Meteor
Hilltop
Depot
Coattown
Calumet Flyers
Coxstown
Florida
Chicago
Washington Park
Weekend Sports Roundup from New York
By Hugh 8. Fullerton Jr. reports on football week end clashes and lingering disputes over field conditions and ball colors. Highlights include North Carolinians' season surge after LSU, Carrington coaching fallout, and remarks on Finnish-born Calder trophy winner Pentti Lund. Also notes on Burt Shotten, Branch Rickey, Fred Perry, Billy Conn, BC basketball hopes, and Princeton Rutgers game attendance by 90-year-old Henry Dutfield.
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New York
North Carolinians
Dick Carrrington
Carrington
Burt Shatton
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Branch Rickey
Vero Beach
Shotten
Fred Perry
Pinequrst
Fred
Billy Conn
Boston College
Boston Garden
B. C
Timmy O'Connell
Dermie
Holy Cross
Celtics
Henry G. Dutfield
Princeton University
Princeton
Rutgers
College football scores and mixed results across era play
AP reports a mosaic of college games with San Jose State routed by Pacific 45 to 7, Oklahoma Aggies beating Detroit 13 to 7, Villanova over Boston College 28 to 14, Washburn defeating Rockhurst 60 to 0, and various regional scores including Ottawa Kansas and Kirksville. The piece notes Big Ten teams averaging 72.5 plays per conference game and coach Bud Wilkinson encountering diverse defensive looks this season.
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Associated Press
College of Pacific
San Jose State
Allenee
St. Marys
Cality
Detroit
Oklahoma
Aggies
George Washington
Lafayette
Villanova
Boston College
Washburn
Rockhurst
Ottawa
Kas
Bettany
Michignan
Balers
Bud Wilkinson
Central Okla
Kia
Little Rock JC
Arkansas
Lege
Warrensburgh
Kirksville
Geet College
Sterling
Army
Virginia Military Academy
West Point
Iowa State
Norman
Oklas
Navy
California
Illinois
Southwest
Baylor
Texas Christian
Waco
Southern Methodist
Texas
Dallas
Cornell
Columbia
Ithaca
Pennsylvania
Quakers
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Tennessee
North
Death of Cerdan Opens Graziano Title Shot Route
New York report notes Marco Cerdan’s death could pave Rocky Graziano’s path to a June outdoor title bout with Jake LaMotta. Contenders Ray Sugar Robinson and Laurent Dauthuille also seek the crown. a LaMotta defense in New York remains likelihood with gate potential. A Paris to New York flight crash killed 48, including Cerdan’s party en route to Madison Square Garden.
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New York
Marco
Cerdan
Rocky Graziano
Wake LaMotta
Rocky
Ecard
Ray Sugar Robinson
France
Laurent Dauthuille
LaMatta
Graziano
Jake
Yansey Stadium
Robinson
LaMotta
Dauthuille
Montreal
Bronx
Laurent
Canada
Tony Zale
Detroit
Jor Longman
Paul Jenser
Azores
Lajanotta
Madison Square Garden
Liberal labels and fascist echoes in wartime politics
Westbrook Pegler argues Liberal is a cover for fascist or Nazi ideas in U S politics. He attacks Roosevelt Truman and union leaders, calling N R A a Nazi fascist instrument, and recounts his shift from liberalism to opposition, claiming anti Democrat behavior by labor and press.
Notre Dame Expected to Extend Streak
Notre Dame aims to extend its unbeaten string to 33 games in an Intersectional battle at Baltimore as Navy and other top contenders pursue national title glory. Army and Oklahoma also face mild opposition while California UCLA and Illinois battle for key conference positions alongside other major showdowns.
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Will Grimsley
New York
Navy
Notre Dame
Fighting Trish
Baltimore
South Benders
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Skein Army
Gambling device charges hit unnamed club in Latine County
A group including G. Hi Britt and Frankie Regan faced charges for operating gambling devices at a club located near Latine County with Bee boundary references. The venue was reportedly padlocked shortly after opening, following distasteful activity.
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G. Hi. Britt
Met Springs
Frankie Regan
B. Murphy
Ben Gravine
Jimmy Oc
Latine County
Garkind County
Murphy Embracing Labour Ordeal Drawn From Political Shadow
A dramatic attack on Governor Frank Murphy claims his refusal to enforce anti insurrection laws harmed workers who were tricked into joining a CIO backed by government pressure. The author warns that the New Deal era has bred a criminal state and vows to resist tyranny as a lone Liberal against powerful enemies.
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Frank Murphy
Michigan
Murphy
United States
Prescott Area Youth Groups Hold Church and Club Activities
Prescott Sunday and Monday evenings feature a Youth Fellowship gathering at Biest Presbyterian with 9:45 p.m. supper hosted by Mrs. Bob Reynolds and Mrs. John Dowoody. First Presbyterian hosts a 6:15 p.m. pot luck with speaker Mrs. T. E. Logan on Lift Up Your Eyes. A Prescott Halloween Carnival at Pack Elementary is sponsored by the Prescott Public Schools PTA, with free admission for children and ten cents for adults beginning at 7 p.m. The W. S. C. S. of the First Methodist plans a 2 p.m. study on the Japan mission book. O. E. S. meets Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Hall for a stated session. The Practical Nurses group will meet Tuesday at 7:30 at Mrs. Leroy Phillips’s home. The Sara Cooper Junior G. A. meets at 4:30 with 16 members, two visitors, and two new members, with a program on Paganism. Circle 4 of the W. M. U. & PW hosts a party. The Prescott Business and Professional Women’s Club holds a dance party with guests Richard Johnson and Mrs. Douglas Brooks, awarding a high score prize. Prescott Cub football and a Methodist Men’s Dinner are noted with various local attendees and speaker Rev. Fred Roebuck.
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New York
Roosevelt
Truman
David Dubinsky
Hig
Liberal Party
Washington
George Spelvin
Snelvin
Harry Hopkins
United States
N. OR. A
Hugh Johnson
National Recovery Administration
T Hus
Hugh
Huth
Spivs
England
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Lewis, Murray
New Deal
Harvard
Chicago
Lbera
Uiejc
Ene
General Motors
Chryser
Republic Steel
First Presbyterian Church
T. E. Logan
Parent Teachers Association of
Prescott
Pack
Sara Cooper
First Baptist Church
Clifton Yancey
Barbara Ann McCartney
Barbara Moberg
Judy Gilbert
Patsy Lynch
Betty Ann Erekine
Mary Yancey
Joan Bright
Wanda Clark
Mary Buchanan
Gail Babb
Mickey Loomis
Circle 4
Roebuck
W. 5
John Woodullann
E.D. Galloway
Leta _ Johnson
W. H. Hall
Charles Overstreet
Gene Lee
Jeff Livingston
Joe T. Smith
Jim McKenzie
BE. Warner
W. R. Burks
J. W. Teeter
Fred Roebuck
First Methodist Church
Port Smith
Radio Schedule: Empire State Network Weekend Programs
A dense radio programming roster lists multiple shows across the weekend from morning devotions to evening entertainment. Entries include music, news, dramas, evangelist talks, and specials with hosts such as Lew White, Allen B. Harper, and Bill Cunningham, plus programs like The Gospel Hour and Mutual Reports.
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Hawaii
John
Kennedy
Lombardoland
Chicago ‘Theater of Air
Lew White
Allen B. Harper
Sidney Walton
Charles Keston
Mutual
Bill Cunningham
Carle
Saenger
Nick Carter
Johnny Desmond
Roy Rogers
Sheligh Graham
Twin Views
Don Wright
William Hillman
Mutual Reports
Commission's Sale Notice in Hempstead County Arkansas
In pursuance of a chancery order issued October 27 1949 in case 7019 Jewell v Smith the Hempstead County Chancery Commissioner will sell at public vendue to the highest bidder at the east door of the Hempstead County Courthouse on December 3 1949 the described real estate comprising 120 acres in Section 82 Township 13 South Range 95 West including East One Wall of Northeast Quarter and Southwest Quarter of Northeast Quarter. Sale on credit of three months with bond security and six percent interest. lien retained on the premises. Dated October 28 1949. (SEAL) Omera Evans Commissioner in Chancery. Oct 29, Nov 5, 12.
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Chanesry Court
Hempstead
N. T. Jewell
E. BE. Smith
Arkansas
A.D
Yerger Tigers Tie Camden Lions On Late TD Run
Yerger from behind to tie Camden at seven seven as Richard Davis sprinted 30 yards for a second quarter score and Isaiah Stuart added the extra point. Outstanding Yerger linemen were Covington Bull Couper and Aaron McFadden.
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Yerger Tigers
Indian High Lions
Camden
Yerger
Richard Davis
Isaiah Stuart
Tigers
Verger
Covington
Bull’* Couper
Aaron McFadden
Train wreck on bridge over Little River kills transient rider
A Missouri Kansas Texas freight train derailed on a bridge over the Little River at Little River Texas killing William Thomas Little of Casper Wyoming a transient rider. Injured transients include Bryan Hancock of St Louis and Gordon Thomas of Birmingham Alabama. The crew survived and fuel gassed the area but no fire occurred. Thirty three cars piled up. a Katy official blamed a broken wheel on the third car.
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Little River
Texas
Sonce
William Thomas Little
Casper
Wya
Bryan Hancock
St. Louis
Gordon Thomas
Birmingham
Ala
Woodie Montgomery
Temple Daily Telegram
H. E. Creacher
Katy
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Hugh 8. Fullerton, Jr
Finland
Pentti Lund
Rangers
Diag Oh Hope
Avs Palmer
Werkbury
Treamer
Gt the Star Buildil
South
Hope
Mach
Supt
Gerls
Outa
Sind and
Kanay
eServices
Fouston, Electric Co
Cobb’ Mattress
S. Washington
Hope Company
Springs
Bright's Treks Company
Moore Bros
Fone Resses
BEN Gy Bae
Raleigh
South Hempstead
Rawleigh
Memphis
L Martin
Ville
Cook
Stainless Co. of America
Walled , Michigan
J. W. Birkle
Nces
J Ax Company
Gar- Arkansas
Schaffer
B.C
Bonner Street
East Third
Coleman
Texarkana
Enna
Highway
Miles City
RE. D. Franklin
Mpany
South Main St
East 15Th Street
G. I
Park Drive
South Fulton
West Avenue
North’ McRae
Hope Federal Savings & Loan GL
H. A
Greening Realty Company
High School
City
Sais Y Dallen
W. W. Parks
Bodcaw
Reed Music
East 7Th Street
Atle Rock
Clark
WSS
Sloan
South Shaver
F. Johnson
Hamilton
James J. Bowden
Colonial Club
AAA
Fescue Co
Dixie Wonder
McWilliams Seed Store
Westbrook Pegler
King Features Syndicate
Rexair
R. L. Ponder
Foster Ave
Emmett Thompson
Optometrist
Harold M. Brents
W. 3Rd Street
Cainen
Old Olfives Hope
Art
Prescott News
Japan
O. FE. S
Masonic Hall
Prescott Division of
Practical Nurses
Leroy Phillips
Jimmie Nicholas
Prescott Curly Cubs
Ernest Cox
Wat W. White
John Barlow Sr
Basil Munn
Little Rock
Allen Gee, Jr
Gail
Bill
Jim Vancuy
Robert Hambright
Allen Gee, Sr
Margaret and
James Roy
Bill Foster
Shreveport
H. al. MckKenzie
Edward Bryson
Lang
Little Oak
R. B. Owen
Audrey and
Lucy
Ft. Worth, Tex
Martin Guthrie
Meg
Frank McLarty
Son Mae
Mrs. Berry Heasterly
James Guthrie
Jim
David
Martin Guflie
Guthrie
Ray
Dan Pittman
Tothe
Ft. Smith
E. Logan
Loyzatt
Presbyterian Church of the Uld Synod
Synodical Board
J. &. Bemis
Texsiarund Hospital
Tesarluna
Muxual
Walter Mason
Sunrise
Cecil Brown
Bob ‘Poole
Kate Smith
Doubleday
Gabriel Heather
John Daniel
Bob Poole
Monroe
Tom Mix
Gabriel Heatter
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Straight Arrow
Bill Henry
the Tornadoes
Robert Hurley
Harry James
Omera Evans
Vernon Osburn
Electrolux Sales & Service
Marvin F
14Th Street
Arkadelphia
Henry’s Watch Service
Oy Leroy Henry
Miss Henry's
Malin St. Hope, Ark
H. Moody
1819
S. Matn
W. H. West
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