Scheduled Baseball Scores From Southern and Other Leagues
Sagas list games with results across several leagues. Chattanooga beat Mobile 6-4, Nashville 6 New Orleans 4, Memphis 4 4 Little Rock 3-9, Columbus 5 Toledo 1, Louisville 4 Indianapolis 3, Kansas City 6 Milwaukee in progress, Minneapolis 5 9 St. Paul in extra innings, Jersey City 4 Springfield 2, Montreal 10 Rochester 4, Syracuse 3 3 Baltimore 1 4, Buffalo 4 1 Toronto 3 3, Tulsa 5 Oklahoma City 3, Beaumont 7 Houston 1, Dallas 5 Fort Worth 6, Shreveport 6 San Antonio 4 4 1.
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Sagas
Chattanooga
Mobile
Nashville
New Orleans
Memphis
Little Rock
Columbus
Toledo
Louisville
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Jersey City
Springfield
Montreal
Rochester
Syracuse
Baltimore
Buffalo
Toronto
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Beaumont
Houston
Dallas
Fort Worth
Shreveport
San Antonio
Arkansan Heads Flying Farmers at Bemidji Meeting
The Flying Farmers of America adopted a resolution offering all their facilities to national defense and prepared to forward it to President Truman. A second resolution empowered state directors to contact governors offering FFA facilities for civil defense. Charley Rose of Roseland, Arkansas, was re elected president.
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Arkansan
Flying
Bemidji
Minn
Flying Farmers of America
Truman
Hig State
Charley Rose
Roseland
Ark
Probate Notice for Marvin Bruner Deceased Hope Arkansas
In BeeperpaD county Arkansas the Probate Court announces Marvin Bruner deceased last known address 608 East and Street Hope Arkansas date of death May 22 1950. An administrator was appointed on September 4 1950. All claims against the estate must be filed within six months from the first publication of this notice or be forever barred. First published September 6 1950. Jack Bruner Administrator 609 East 2nd Street Hope Arkansas September 13
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Beeperpad County
Bt Marvin
Bruner
East ‘and Street
Hope
Arkansas
Jack Bruner
East 2Nd Street Hope
Hope Arkansas approves sale of 60000 water and electric revenue bonds
Ordinance 658 authorizes issuance of sixty thousand dollar water and electric revenue bonds to fund improvements to the city's combined waterworks and electric plant. Bonds dated Sept 1 1950 bear 2% interest, mature from 1951 to 1980, with bids due Sept 19 1950. Bond lien secures prior obligations and revenue.
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City OF Hope
Arkansas
City of
Hope
Hempstead County
Hope Water Electric
City Mall
Jie
Beemeds social drama reveals a family crisis
In a Beemeds setting, Gil Summerfield and Ede confront tensions over Peter Frey and a shifting marriage. A night sail leads to a forced reveal as Ede learns her father is critically ill, prompting urgent plans to return home and face a troubled family fortune. The cliffhanger ends with Ede asking Gil to fetch Pete as she flies back.
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Gil Summerfelé
Beemeds
Emr Frey
Peter Fiend
Petey Ia
Teugk Cernel
Peter Tortmae
Eide
Mu Ayceensiziiy
Bar ED
Gil
Gill
Ede
Pete
Peter Flood
Summerfield
Peter
Jeff
Prescott News Bride Marries Cottingham in Little Rock
Prescott readers learn of the marriage of Miss Martha Ann Tippett of Prescott to Horace Petie Cottingham of Little Rock at the First Methodist Church in Little Rock. After a wedding trip to Hot Springs, they reside in Little Rock. The item also lists local visits and social notes across Prescott, including guests from Texas and Mississippi, plus references to local officials and an emergency city ordinance enacted September 5, 1950.
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Prescott
Martha Ann Tippet
Little Rock
Horace
Petie'' Cottingham
First Methodist Church
Elmer Tippett
Watson Cotingham
Hot Springs
American Flag Chase is a Close Affair
The four American League contenders square off in pivotal pennant bids. At Fenway Park, the Yankees lead Boston Red Sox in a clash featuring Lefty Ed Lopat against Mel Parnell. Detroit hosts Cleveland in a two game set with Early Wynn opposing Hal Newhouser as the Indians edge past Chicago 3-2 in 10 innings.
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Ralph Roden
Fenway Park
Boston
New York Yankees
Red Sox
Briggs Stadium
Detroit
Tigers
Cleveland Indians
New York
Cleveland
Yankee
Casey Stengel
Ed Lopat
Lopat
Steve O'Neill
Mel Parnell
Parnell
Early Wynn
Chico Carrasquel
Carrasquel
Allie Clark
Lou Boudreau
Oldest Yanks player Chet Adams to anchor line in 1950
Chet Adams, 33, the oldest player in the New York football Yanks camp, is expected to handle most of the team's place kicking duties in 1950.
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New York Football Yanks
Chet Adams
Detroit Rally Seals Win With Late Sevens In MLB
Detroit tied the game with three runs in the fourth inning and surged ahead with two more in the seventh. Hoot Evers had four hits while John Lipon and Vic Wertz added three apiece. Marlin Stuart relieved in the fifth to earn the win.
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Detroit
Hoot Evers
Johnny Lipon
Vic Wertz
Marlin Stuart
Gough Hurls Hope to 8-0 Win Over Murfreesboro
Charles Gough pitched a two hit shutout as Hope Legionnaires defeated Murfreesboro Red Sox 8 0 at Legion Field in game one of the Southwest Arkansas League championship series. Gough fanned five, walked four, and received strong infield support from Leroy Ridling. Gary Anderson drove in Hope's two earned runs, with unearned runs in the first inning and further scoring in the second and seventh.
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Charles Gough
Muffeesboro Red Sox
Legion Field
Hope Legionnaires
Sox
Legionnaires
Southwest Arkansas
Red Hose
Muffeesboro
Gilson Ross
Dennis Ross
Regar
Ross
Waldo
Giants
Razz Caldwell
Dale Richardson
Gough
Charlie
Willie Williams
Jack Crawley
Red Sox
Leroy Ridling
Whit Stevenson
Murfreesboro
Hope
Gary Anderson
Gary
Jack Bell
Anderson
Bell
Stevenson
Gonzales Tops Schroeder To Retain National Chess? No
Five years ago Foday A year ago Pancho Gonzales defeated Ted Schroeder 16 18 2 6 6 1 6 2 64 to retain the men s title in the national tennis championships five years ago Seb Feller of Cleveland beat the Yankees ten years ago Ted Schroeder eliminated Bitsy Grant from the
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Foday
Pancho Gonzales
Ted Schroeder
Seb Feller
Cleveland
Yankees
Bitsy Grant
Hurricane Leaves 2 Dead in Florida
A Gulf hurricane drifts southward across northern and central Florida, causing two deaths and leaving more than 400 homeless in Cedar Key. Winds reach 70 to 75 mph near the center with higher gusts as aid converges from Red Cross and National Guard while a convoy delivers water, cots, and blankets.
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Fla
Tampa Bay
Middle Florida Gulf Coast
Cedar Key
Florida
Florida Highway Patrol
Olin Hill
Turner Field
Albany
Third Army
Atlanta
Red Cross and National Guard
Gainesville
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