Baseball standings and results across leagues
The Associated Press reports standings for the National and American Leagues with teams such as New York, St. Louis, Chicago, Philadelphia, Boston, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, and Cleveland. Yesterday saw New York 13 St. Louis 0 and Boston 3 Detroit 2 in limited schedule play, plus league playoff results in Rochester Jersey City and Montreal Baltimore and Columbus Minneapolis.
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American Club
New York
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
Phila'phia
National Philaphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Rochester
Jersey City
Montreal
Baltimore
Columbus
Minneapolis
New York Radio Tonight September 19
Listings show NBC Cavalcade Drama Golden Harvest and Penny Singleton program at 9. CBS has 6:30 Club Bob Crosby 7:30 Mr and Mrs North 3 Lie With Luigi 9 Hit the Jackpot and 9:30 Talk Sir Gladwyn Jebb. ABC offers 6:30 Armstrong of FBI 7:30 Gentlemen of the Press 9 Times for Defense. MBS presents Count of Monte Cristo 7:30 Detective Yarn 8:30 Mysterious Traveler 9:15 I Love A.
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New York
NBC
Golden Harest
Penny Singleton
CBS
Bob Crosby
Mr. and
Mrs. North
Luigi
New Time
Gladwyn Jebb
U. N
ABC
FBI
Gentlemen of the Press
MBS
Monte Cristo
Warning Order in Hempstead Chancery Court Hope Federal v Still
Hope Federal Savings & Loan Association sues W B Still and Susie Still in Hempstead Chancery Court. Defendants are required to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint. Clerk Omara Evans attests on August 28 1950 with seal. Notices run Aug 29 Sep 5 12 19.
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Hempstead
Chancery Court
Hope Federal Savings & Loan Association
Saintief
W. B. Still
Susie Still
Omera Evans
Sports Mirror Recalls Historic Baseball Highlights
The column recounts past baseball moments as remembered by Associated writers. It notes Rex Barney of the Brooklyn Dodgers pitching a one hit shutout over the Cubs, Barrett chalking his 22nd win for the St. Louis Cardinals over the Chicago Cubs, Detroit's decisive scores against the Philadelphia Athletics, and the Cubs’ 16th straight win behind Carl Hubbell against the New York Giants.
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Associated
Rave
Rex Barney I
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cub
Tvo
Rec Barrett
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago
Cubs
Detroit
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland
Chicago Cubs
Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
W.t.Ga
New York
Boston
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Ron Northey
Dodgers
Tom Brown
Larry Jansen
Philadelphia
Boston Powers Into Second Place in Tight Standings
Boston Red Sox rallied to beat Detroit 3-2 as Ellis Kinder again closed the game, lifting Boston into sole possession of second place a game behind the Yankees and a half game ahead of Detroit. The win followed a ninth inning comeback with Willie Williams and Vern Stephens part of a key sequence, while New York led Chicago 13-0 and Brooklyn fell to Chicago.
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Boston Red Sox
Boston Redox
Cleveland
Indians
Yankees
New York
Boston
Steve O'Neill
Ellis Kinder
Arkansas
Steve
Sox
Wilard Nixon
Detroit
Doughty
Hal Newhouser
Joe Ginsberg
Nixon
Kinder
Cornell
Kinny
Ginsberg
Tiger
Pat Mullin
Charley Keller
Gerry Priddy
Billy Goodman
Ted William
Chopper
Newhouser
Goodman
Vern
Stephens
Williams
Two Heavyweights Clash On Technicality In New York
South Falisburg report notes Ezzard Charles and Joe Louis eyeing a title bout on a technicality. Mintz touts the camp turnout while Arcel cites Charles as a conscientious worker with strong ring IQ. Louis’s form and the grind of training are debated as the proposed bout nears.
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South Falisburg
N. Y
Leke Mintz
Mintz
Ezzard Charles
Ezzard
Joe Louis
New York
Jake
International Boxing Club
Louis
Harry Markson
ISC
Catskill
Charles
Joe
Harry
Louis Camp
Ray Arcel
Ray
Jimmy Braddock
al McCoy
Buddy Baer
Buddy
Billy Conn
Arcel
Areel
Prescott social notes and Kiwanis event coverage
Prescott residents attend visits and travels with Mrs. Charles Nelson and Mrs. John W. Ray returning to Shreveport. Local gatherings include Prescott Kiwanis and Redland Community House entertainment with honors to L. J. Bryson and Kiwanis Queen award. Community leaders speak at ministerial alliance urging support for Initiated Act No. One in November.
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Charles Nelson
John W. Ray
Rose
Karl King
Shreveport
Prescott Kiwanis Club
Redland
Center Community House
Camden Road
Redland Club
Pershing Cox
Cynthis Beirne
Mary
Carolyn Sue Andrews
Edgar Ane Grews
Louis Wesson
Terryl Beirne
L. J. Bryson
Kiwanis District 14
Magnolia
Nat Woosley
Sax Regan
Martin Woosley
C.E. Wagner
Co. EB. Wagner
Kiwanis
Earl Humble
Nevada County Temperance League
Ministerial Alliance
Methodist Church
Temperance Leaguue
Fliers Abort London to New York Jet Flight Plan
Washington reports two Republic F-84 Thunderjets aborted a nonstop London to New York flight after refueling gear damage over Prestwick Scotland. The mission aimed to showcase in flight refueling to extend jet range. Pilots Col Dave Schilling and Lt Col W D Ritchie, both Pentagon assigned, were uninjured. The plan, weather affected, will be attempted again later.
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Washington
Air Force
London
New York
Prestwick
Scotland
W. D. Ritchie
Pine Built
Ark
Pentagon
Set for Seoul Continues From Page Ons
The bitter East Coast port scene centers on Seoul where Maj. Gen. William H. Tunner heads a new airlift command. Four engined planes land steadily at Kimpo airfield delivering troops and equipment. Marines seize Inchon and airlift operations run on a 24 hour schedule as Far East forces push a second front.
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William H. Tunner
Kimpo
Seoul
Inchon
Seoul Tit
George E. Stratemeyer
Far East
Iowa fugitive nabbed after escape near Bald Knob
White county officers hold George Mathison 74 after a January 1848 escape from a prison farm near Fort Madison Iowa. He served 11 years of a life sentence for murder and had been living near Bald Knob under the alias Henry J Calvin for 19 months. FBI agents had been seeking him.
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Bald Knob
White County
Iowa
James L. Jones
George Mathison
Fort Madison
Henry J. Calvin
FBI
Dailey Brothers Circus Brings Five Ring Spectacle to Hope
The Dailey Brothers 5 ring Circus arrives in Hope on Thursday September 21 featuring a 1959 Elephant Ballet. Act highlights include Capt Joe Horwath with African lions and Capt Edward James with ten polar bears. The show showcases 150 horses and ponies plus camels zebras monkeys and elephants including the smallest baby elephant in America.
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Dailey Brothers
Sweden
Edward James
Arliz
Daily Brothers Circus
America
Quail Season Lengthened by Arkansas Commission
The Arkansas game and fish commission extended quail season to December 1 through January 31 and opened 18 counties for deer hunting after lifting a restocking ban. The deer season remains split into two periods November AB to November 18 and December 1 to December 16.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
Baxter
Cleburne
Columbia
Conway
Independence
LaPayette
Lincoln
Madison
Nevada
Newton
Ouachita
Randolph
Stone
Union
van Buren
Washington
White
Woodruff
Man Finds $6,000 in Bag on His Doorstep
Denver report details Robert Northam discovering a sack near an apartment door. He alarmed his wife by claiming eight thousand dollars, then police traced a bank deposit slip to Paul Shank, owner of the Tiffin dining room. The safe later opened and the money disappeared, with Northam awaiting a reward.
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Denver
Robert Northam
William Scott
Paul Shank
Scott
Shank
O. K
Northam
Escapee Identified After Area Photos Provided
Jones said the escapee in this area was identified after tips and photos led to his recognition.
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Jones
Regulars to Play Baseball Here Wednesday
A baseball game will be held at the Negro Citty park Wednesday night between the Hope Regulars and the Magnolia Gents. Shopper will be on the mound for Hope. The game is set for 8 o'clock. Friday night the regulars will meet, Magnolia in Waldo. The public is invited.
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Negro Citty Park
Hope
Magnolia Gents
Magnolia
Waldo
Protection of Quail to Be Studied in Hempstead County
A wildlife field study day on October 4 features 4-H members farmers and sportsmen visiting demonstrations by County Agents Adams Huddeston and Wade and Statewide Game Restoration leaders. Meetings at DeAnn and Patmos farms precede an Arkansas Fish and Game Commission film presentation in the Hempstead County Court room.
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Hempstead
Oliver L. Adams
Bryon Huddeston
Lester Wade
W. C. Johnson
DeAnn
B. B. McGee
Patmos
Hempstead County
Tom Mull
Arkansas Fish and Game Commission
Arkansas
Arkansas 4-H Shows At State Livestock Event In Little Rock
District shows at Blytheville Fort Smith Pine Bluff and Hope determine entries for the Arkansas livestock show in Little Rock October 2 to 7. Daily and live stock judging will begin October 2 with finals, dairy judging winners receive trips to Chicago. top livestock judges earn trips to Kansas City. Poultry lamb finals follow early week events including a hybrid corn show Tuesday.
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Little Rock
Blytheville
Fort Smith
Pine Bluff
Hope
National Congress
Chicago
Kansas City
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Henderson State’ Teachers College
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Fayetteville
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Hope Builders Supply CO
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