Bowling Center Mooseague League Scores Page
A dense local bowling league page shows Montgomery teams and players with daily scores. Notable entries include Mercer's teams and Pete's Fish, plus standings for Desert League and Southern Lanes Ladies. High scores listed for Baird, McCleery, Ringel, Wucinich, and Nelson among many others with league totals and multiple lineups.
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Mooseague Hee
Zuiai
Ee Fo Antlers
Jewell
Mcc
S. Ken"avens
B. McCleery
M. Ome Ste
J. Finley
F. Neliessen
W. Baird
Bridge Tavern
Mercer Home
As Shop
M. B. M. Pete's
Hoes Omson Piib
Mercer Funeral Home
H. W. Baird
N.” Duddy
M. B. Farms
E. Wil. Pom
E. Rise
E. Williams
Mort Petes
Schreiber
Phoenix Piers
M. Wucinich
St. John
Thomson Plumbing
I. Garrison
L. McElroy
E. Nielson
J. Johnson
Cactus League Metal Maids
Capital Glass
Alumineus
Lerner
Ariz Edison
Ariz Sand R
H. Walker
A. Stair
Aterae
Apital Glass
W. Minter
Lerner Shops
P. Thomas
Arizona “Sand & Rock
D. Siawson
Arizona Edtson
D. Brooks
PLA Mor
Today's Horse Race Entries QUARTER HORSE SPECIAL
Horse race card lists eight races with entries across 3-year-olds and up. Notable runners include Flameswept, Big Brown Man, Catchum Andy, Suzy McCue, Pub, Thunder C, Red Tip, and Toney Val with various odds and claiming events across six furlongs to a mile.
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R. Fairbanks
Big Brown Man
B. Ford
Catchum Andy
B. Giacomelli
Suzy McCue
C. Goodwin
No Boy
Thunder C
E. Gonzales
Red Tip
D. McCown
Warmetta
R. Shuits
Hughie L
B. Chippek
Dee Dee Red
Joe Burger
Daguerreotype
G. Koyk
Snicky
R. Snowden
Vegas Bum
He-May
Howden
Antoy
G. Koyvk
Mr. Jeff
H. Duncan
Rascacielo
V. Dominguez
Stepinrite
Mannerful
L. E. Pierce
Jean la Grand
Incompatible
F. Becker
W. Johnston
Bulls E
K. Copperwell
Shall Tick
Earl’s Gal
J. Mackey
Bob
Skootumpah
L. Knowles
Cadet George
Royal Hour
D. Bates
Smoky Pete
K Copperwell
R. Shults
E Constant
L. Knowies
F. Lambert
Noddie
Speedy Carl
L. Pierce
C. Katy
Lucky String
Favorite Quarter Horse Race Card Details
A detailed racing card lists horses in TODAY'S FAVORITES with entries such as Suzy McCue Thunder G Red Tip and Ali Faver Yami Kim Toney Jal. It covers the NINTH RACE a 1 1/16 mile claiming event with prob odds for Rekrab Gay Countess Thos Wanta Pass Throwaway Washir Edna Ann Whangsum and other horses, plus an ADDITIONAL SUBSTITUTE RACE for 3-year-olds and up at 5 furlongs.
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Suzy McCue
Thunder G
Red Tip
Ali Faver
Yami Kim
Toney Jal
Antoy
Vegas
Reddy Belle
Miss Scorcher
Kenty
Dr. Beckstrand
K. C. Katy
Wasbir
K. Copperwell
Lambert
Thos
V. Dominguez
L. Knowles
W. Billington
Washir
H. Duncan
Edna Ann
G. Koyk
Whangsum
L. Pierce
A. Applebee
Downs at Special Meeting Results and Purses
Horse racing results from Downs with eight races listed, including winners and payoffs. Notable names include Whizzard, Sky Point, Watch Las sie, and Creoluta with corresponding odds and times. Attendance estimated at 1,500. total handle reported as $63,960.
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Congress
B. Giacomelli
Red Flyer
C. Goodwin
High Dee
E. Gonzales
Sky Point
Lady Chet
Fast Company
Lady Catalpa
Lassie
W._ Billington
Sir Scarlet
Masquerader
Sea Pilgrim
Luke
Tymolite
Mulligatawney
Koyk
mile—aDociotice
bPlacida
K. Copperwell
Sue Baby
Yolanda
Black Canyon
A—M. Lavell
J. F. Hamby
B—F . C. Brophy
McCarthy
Iron Lash
Nitegum
Mr. Monica
Miles
Lizz Lu
F. Lambert
Faithful Whee
K. Copperwall
Lalakea
Blue Snow
Drytown
Fond Regards
Greyhound Park Entries and Picks Chart
Greyhound Park entries and selections listed by race with dog names and weights. Notable picks include Wee Judy Katrina She Asta Run Lone Ace in race one and Muddy Mae Sun Valley in race two, with multiple entries across ten races and several long odds contenders.
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Wee Judy
Katrina
Muddy Mae
Sun Valley Sp
Ruby Bonds
Kazan Puddin
Irma Mae
Pleasant Pal
Kathleen Cox
Apacha Blue
Lena
Butane
Handy Twilight Lady Hutch Homart
Bat Boy
Banta Slumbers After Car Collision
Los Angeles March 17 Jack Banta 32 former Rams and USC star nursed cuts after falling asleep at the wheel. His car struck a parked vehicle as he drove home yesterday with minor injuries reported.
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Los Angeles
Jack Banta
Los Angeles Rams
Banta
Sixth Man Arrested in Texas Car Theft Ring
The FBI reports a major four state car theft ring with 43 stolen vehicles. James B. Van Huss of Brownwood is the sixth arrest, tied to supplying titles to wrecked cars. Earlier arrests include Raymond Cainski, a UNM officer, and four others in Taos and Albuquerque. all face interstate transportation charges.
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Albuquerque
Brownwood
Tex
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
James B. van Huss
Texas Garage
Taos
N. M
Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Missouri
University of New Mexico
Raymond Cainski
Clark Kelting
Indio
Calif
Harden C. Kemper
E. H. Sigler
Texarkana
Clarence Edward Shaffner
Childress
City To Pay 100000 For Land For Housing Project
The Phoenix Housing Authority will take possession of a seven percent acre tract along 18th Street between Villa and McKinley to expand the Frank Luke Jr Housing Project. A Maricopa County Superior Court jury valued the property at 100000 after a condemnation suit. Mrs. Gallsworthy will receive 95000 and Quinton 5000.
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Phoenix Housing Authority
Frank Luke, Jr
Terrence A. Carson
18Th Street
Villa
McKinley Streets
Maricopa County Superior Court
Housing Authority
Jimmiebell Gallsworthy
Phoenix Firm Bids Low On Road Job
Wallace and Wallace Phoenix contractors will rebuild 3 1/3 miles of U S Highway 60 between Show Low and Springerville. W C Lefebvre state highway engineer announced the low bid of 172117 dollars, 10 percent below estimates. Work includes grading draining new road foundations and bituminous surfacing. Completion by September.
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Wallace and Wallace
Phoenix Contractors
Show Low
Springerville
W. C. Lefebvre
Taft Raps Ethics of Administration
Senator Taft accused the Truman administration of being morally bankrupt and lacking public confidence in a Key West press conference while launching a reply to Truman's southern tour. Rep Keating urged a Senate inquiry into Brig. Gen. Wallace H. Graham's nomination for major general over past commodity trading and profits. Truman defended his staff and said history will judge his term, while Taft warned of no central directing brain in the White House.
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Taft
President Truman
Key West
Fla
Rep
Keating
N.Y
Senate Armed Services Committee
Truman
Wallace H. Graham
Graham
House
Senate
White House
Harry Vaughn
Europe
John Maragon
Maragon
George Dawson
Bonner
Charles Poletti
New York
Italy
Paul Griffith
Defense
Heated Words Mark Water Project Hearing
Washington hearing on the Central Arizona Project pauses to April 9 after a heated exchange between California and Arizona. Nevada state engineer Alfred M. Smith testifies as debate centers on Nevada's water claim and a Supreme Court test for Colorado River disputes.
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Washington
Central
Arizona
California
House Interior Committee
Nevada
Alfred M. Smith
CTVE
Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Bureau of Reclamation
Smith
Colorado
Nevadan
Revenue Need May Be Cut
Treasury Secretary John W Snyder may have good news for taxpayers next month as excess revenue from the current fiscal year could exceed forecasts. Some Ways and Means members note year end figures may top expectations due to miltary spending slower than planned, possibly removing the need for the extra 6.5 billion dollars when he testifies on April 2.
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Washington
Treasury
John W. Snyder
House
Ways and Means Committee
Snyder
Dog Race Result Summary with Quiniela Wagers
Race results dated May 16 show multiple stakes with payouts and times. Notable finishes include Maghbelle Pilot in top marks and Last Sore, Pintada and Linjohn among top placers with quiniela pools totaling hundreds. Wagers list exact payouts for quiniela and exact times for each heat, reflecting a busy program.
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Quiniessee
Teley Court
Mantey’s Man
Quiniela A. B
Little Tick
Area Lad
Quiniela
Futurity—Pintada
Donnie’s Lad
Larg Goodman
Holland
Timberiser
Tinker Taxes
Little Pistol
Lover Gal
Frankie
Sling Sret
Stutchen Ee
Profit Taking Trims Early Grain Advance
Grain and soybean futures opened firm on the Board of Trade then eased on profit taking. Soybeans showed strength from vegetable oils, while wheat benefited from news of potential damage to the southwest winter wheat crop. Prices hovered with mixed moves as moisture, Kansas rain, and Oklahoma forecasts influenced activity.
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Chicago
Board of Trade Today
Kansas
Oklahoma
Fulbright Probes to End Monday on RFC Inquiry
Senator Fulbright plans to terminate his Senate Banking Subcommittee probe of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation Monday by questioning two RFC directors. Republican members insist the inquiry continue, seeking a later committee vote. The panel, with four Democrats, has stirred controversy over alleged influence in RFC loan decisions.
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Washington
Fulbright
D., Ark
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
Senate Banking
Fulbright Group
White House
Subcommittee
Congress
Distin
Capehart
Ind
Bennett
Utah
Bricker
Ohio
Fulbright Committee
C. Edward Rowe
Walter Cosgriff
Senate
House
George Dawson
Abolition of RFC urged by United States Chamber of Commerce
The 45 member board adopted a resolution calling to end the Reconstruction Finance Corporation citing distrust in RFC procedures. They warn that national mobilization demands integrity from government agencies and oppose any erosion of public confidence. The group represents a broad portion of U S business interests.
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United States Chamber of Commerce
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Business Organization
Fulbright
RFC
Home Building Dips Sharply in February Decline
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a significant drop in private residential construction in February led by credit curbs. Private units started fell to 76,000, down 8,000 from January, with restrictions imposed since October cited as a major factor.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor, Statistics
Bureau
Standard Oil Announces 10 Percent Wage Increase
Standard Oil of California announced a general wage increase of 10 percent above salaries paid on January 15, 1950. The raise applies to 3,000 nonunion workers in New York and across the company.
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New York
Standard Oil of
California
United States Extends 5 Million Dollar Wheat Loan to Spain
The United States grants Spain a five million dollar loan to bridge a temporary wheat shortage before the Spanish harvest. The aid aims to stabilize supplies during the transitional period and support Spanish agriculture and food security.
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Washington
United States
Spain
Market gains reach two dollars on active trading
Quiet session in New York stocks saw gains up to $2 a share while losses capped near 75 cents. Rail, steel, and motor shares led activity with notable price increases though mostly under a dollar. aircraft, chemical, and several manufacturers posted the best prices amid a bullish climate aided by yesterday's gains and a New York Legislature measure allowing insurers to invest more in common stocks eventually about $1 billion.
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New York
Radio-Television
Government to roll back food prices to prewar margins
Washington reports the government plans to cut grocers and wholesalers markups to levels prevailing before June 25, 1950, with regulations to be issued next week by price controller Michael V. DiSalle. Other defense mobilization spokesmen say a wage stabilization plan may replace the prior policy causing labor to withdraw from preparedness councils.
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Washington
Michael V. DiSalle
Defense Mobilization
Meat Packers Accused of Illegal Price Increases
Enforcement director Edward P. Morgan said officials will seek court orders to roll back meat price hikes. He cited reports that several packers raised prices after higher live-animal costs, actions labeled illegal under the national price freeze of January 26.
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Washington
Edward P. Morgan
Neral
Morgan
Cotton Futures Steady Early With Moderate Gains
Cotton futures opened 20 to 90 cents higher with March and May at 45.39 bids and July near 45.37 to 45.39 as new buying and short covering supported prices. Trading remained slow though midmorning quotes showed unchanged to 80 cents up from the prior close, with margins varying across the curve.
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New York
Bond market nibbles gains in quiet New York trading
In a subdued session bonds edged up slightly led by rail issues. Utilities and industrials stayed close to unchanged while government issues paused after a week of activity. Notable moves included Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railway income bonds advancing over a point and Lackawanna 4s rising to around 86.
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New York
United States
Federal Reserve System
Chicago and
Eastern Illinois Railroad
Lackawanna
Hula Coal
Susquehanna General
Seaboa Income
Southern Pacific
Westinghouse Electric
Chicago
Indiana
Erie
Lehigh Ee
Missouri Pacific
Notice of estate petitions in Phoenix Arizona court
In Maricopa County Arizona the estate of William J Eaton deceased presents petitions by Annis Gene Eaton Moore and Gen Wise Eaton seeking appointment and trusts under the will. Interested parties must appear in Division No 41 Court Room at the Court House in Phoenix on March 8th to show cause for or against the petitions. Deputy Clerk Alexander T Spec.
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Arizona
Marn
William J. Eaton
Annis Gene Eaton Moore
Gen Wise Eaton
Potter Moore
Annis
Eaton Moore
Liam J. Eaton
Annis Gene Eaton
Eugenia Eaton
Eneve Wiseton
William c Wise
Gene Eaton
Andis William F. Mary Eugenia Sales Ciaries
Geaiel
Decea
Court House
Phoenix
Marico
Walter
Wilson
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Raves & Howe
Ma Tieeen Steel
Valley Pie
Mutual
Anderson Ins
Title Realty
Wulfers
Ilfers
Deines
G. Johnson
Ais
Sierl
Woolworth
N. Ward
Wynn’s
FRIC
R. Culling
United Plumbing
Phoenix Generator Exchange
H. Cooper
Gilbertson
Feasie
L. Devilla
RAY & Howe
Heltzei
Ferguson
L. Castner
Novell Realtors
Ra-Tone
Ariz Ldry
Rorell Realtors
K. Miller
Castner Auto Arim
W. Moore
G. Bergstrom
Citrus Drug
Hegen
RT A
E. Z Eal H. Peven
Ratone Electronic
L. Auten
Jane Eat Insurance
Desert Beauty Salon
H. Runyon
Arizona Edison
W. Dodds
W. Sanders
Arizona Laundry
Sea Ee
B. Chatterene
G. Beorn
J. Edelman
O. Herron
Goodyear League
Oiler
A Bombers
Sparks
Ball & Chain
Oreadors
Bill Watson
Sherman
AIN
Ae Rutherford
ORS
Jordan
Oilers
Merc E Hospital
Iy. Cozza
Paul
Bazan
A. M
Davies
Bryant
Hospital NO. NE
D Chan
S Ee
McCully
Champs
B. Brady
Dupree
Contact NO. One
Pecker
S. O
Southern Lanes Ladies Desert League
Sanders Var
Sun Drag
Paratta Radio
Eagles Aux
Mt ReAlty
Rogers Tax
Ag Ge Hardware-Variety
S. Rowland
MT. Realty
Trombley
R. Wilson
Baratta Radio
Muscia
Eaglesuxiliary
T Ae
A. Hornyak
B. Winsor
Sun
Tou
H. Campbell
South Mountain League
Daley Elec
Frye's
Campbell's
Sleepy Hollow
Fountain
Maricopa
Parkway
Daley Electric
J. Sommers
Southern Fountain
Lane
Bob Campbell
Wilkerson
R. Black
M. Souder
Frye’s Kitchen
Cc. Burns
Apperson
H. Rowland
D. King
Greyhound Aid
E. & Roosevel
America
Allan Heath
Bill Cantrell
Joe Garson
Bill Zaring
Bob Ball
Jim Bryan
Troy Ruttman
Fred Agabashian
Cecil Green
Porters Sporting Goods
Paul Jones Car Company
East van Buren Gen
South Mountain Speedway
Beriah
Darkee
Mister Amster
Mea Pookela
Ane
Smack
Brown Gipsy
Swift Vicki
Ever Beatty
Will
Mike
Old Steve
Steppie
Tala
Dean Dee
Equalsack
Westy
Hijo
Weeson
Rala
Sprig
Mr. Sprague
Greyhound Park
Della Ella
To Knight
Willie Steele
Don Hanson
Aperton Border
Smokey
Helen Borens
Lucky Caeser Brownie
O.B
Robin
D. D. Honor
Daddy
Delsie
Apacha Lady
Nancy Jean _Ulan
Jolson
Bonnie
Bojens
Banta Slumbers
Madison
Winifred N
Clair Engle
Charles A. Carson
Interstate Stream Commission
Carson
Engle
John R. Murdock
Murdock
International News Service
The
Associated Press
United Press
Wells Fargo Bank & Union Trust Company
West
Production and Marketing Administration
PMA
Bureau of Agricultual Economics
Agriculture
Brannan
Department
Chrysler Corporation
K. T. Keller
Dick Turner
NEA Service
Daphne
Gem Secretarial School
U.S
Douglas Aircraft
Boeing
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
American Telephone
Consolidated Edison
Phelps Dodge
Allied Chemical
du Pont
Union Carbide
American Can
American Woolen
International Paper
American Radiator
Southern Railway
Chesapeake and Ohio
Sinclair Oil
United Airlines
Alexander T. Spec
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