Farm market report shows mixed cattle hogs and lambs shifts
Kansas City and Chicago bidding revealed higher fed steers and yearling stocker gains while hogs and sheep softened. Cattle prices for high grade fed steers rose to 30.00 per 1073-1113 pounds with mediums around 25.25-28.00, hogs mostly down 1.00-1.25, and sheep prices easing 1.25-50.00 with native lambs around 22.00-23.00 and yearlings near 20.00. Public sale notices and Arizona wage schedules appear in surrounding items.
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Kansas City
USDA
Colorado
Chicago
Seka
Andes
Shippers
Wi Shippers’ Ib
Ng Divieram
Inaugural Cap Features Tomorrow's Turf Program
Winter turf season opens at Sportsman's Park with the Inaugural Handicap tomorrow. Golden Mite leads a six horse field for an $800 purse, facing early speed from Hy Polly and Double Call while Bonita Gayle War Miss and Ever Pretty add depth. Short cards begin with a five furlong allowance for 2-year-olds and end with a 1 1/16 mile finale.
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Sportsman's Park
Golden Mite
Andy Tomlinson
Clayton, N. M
Sorrell
Raton
N. M
Hy Polly
Mary Graves
Scottsdale
Ingleside
Fairground
Double Call
Tropical Park
Fla
Bonita Gayle
C. E. Oliver
Phoenix
War Miss
Guerilla War
Dusty Jerry
Gila Junior College Faces Palo Verde in Tucson Grid Clash
In Thatcher on Oct 8 the Gila Junior College Monsters meet Palo Verde Junior College of Blythe California in a clash echoing the 1948 Tucson Amphitheater High School game. Gila showcases ex Amphi stars and local talent led by Clyde Pace and Don Rhee, while Palo Verde counters with a 200-pound line and players including Neil Patton and Don Ahee.
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Brother George
Pirate Club
Phil Ramsey
Badgers
California
Neil Patton
Fairbanks
Monsters
Lamell John
Safford High
Pirate
Dixie College
Gila
Pirates
Williams Air Force Base
ACC Links Pairings at Arizona Country Club Women's Golf
Pairings announced for Tuesday at Arizona Country Club. Tuesday play begins at 9 a.m. with groups led by Mrs. Hen Wade and others, including Mrs. Kenneth Benson, Mrs. George Bell, and Mrs. Forest Syuss. Nine holes start times range from 9:15 to 9:55, featuring numerous players across multiple groups.
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Arizona Country Club
Hen Wade
Kenneth Benson
Eorge Bell
Forest Syuss
Robert F. Dewey
Joseph Dick
Ken Flickenser
Oo F. Manffey
Helen Moran
Paul Navarre
J. Rice
C. F. Robbins
Mark Stahlbers
Herbee
Leo Seaman
Rob Taylor
Kentone
Nick Wusich
Roy Garrison
Erwin J. Drake
Reed D. Shupe
George Busch
Ion Praigg
Ann Peterson
Sherman
William Spaid
Milton Vausht
T. C. Wilmoth
W. R. Wiley
Carl Ander
Steve Conn
Paul Fannin
H. S. Hancock
Rondii
Eure Isabelle Johnson
Neitehen
Harlow Mohn
Edward Peterson
Gene Robinson
E Ruston
Ken
Smith
Cartes
Tom Skinner
L. W
Eise
Boxing results from across the United States
AP reports several boxing decisions with light heavyweights and heavier weights. Nick Barone of Syracuse defeated Dick Wagner in Detroit. Jay Caldwell of Hollywood stopped Bert Mendoza in Hollywood. Bob Sandber of Milwaukee beat Juste Fontaine in Milwaukee. Miguel Acevedo of Providence outpointed Charles Cathey Lewis in Providence. Al Spaulding of San Diego defeated Rusty Payne in San Diego.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Nick Barone
Syracuse
Dick Wagner
Portland
Ore
Hollywood
Calif
Jay Caldwell
Angeles
Bert Mendoza
Milwaukee
Bob Sandber
Rockford
Ill
Juste Fontaine
Provindence
R. I
Miguel Acevedo
Charles Cathey Lewis
Belfast Bids In Greyhound Race Feature
Belfast the Wootten kennel’s stretch runner moves into feature company tonight at Washington Park facing Dancing John and Leslie Jo over the five sixteenths. Other contenders include Lobo Cindy Jones Snuffy Cousin Creamy Girl and My Sugar Foot with O’Tamerlane Kendorn Ardent Miss Kendorn in the 600 yard final heat. Queen’s Beauty set a new track mark for the five sixteenths last night in 31.0 seconds, leading littermate Stepping Lee by 11 lengths.
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Wootten Kennel
Washington Park
Dancing John
Leslie Jo
Wootten
Lobo
Cindy Jones
Snuffy Cousin
Creamy Girl
My Sugar Foot
O’tamerlane
Kendorn
Ardent Miss
A. L. Sparks
Sparks Swifty
Stepping Lee
Washington Park Race Card Highlights and Payoffs
Racing program lists entries and picks for ten races at Washington Park with top contenders such as Gypsy Faith and Tie Score. Last night payouts show varied quiniela and daily double results across Arizona Course and 5/16 mile events, led by Gypsy Faith as best bet.
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Guy Red
Robert Yarnell
Bill
Mike's
Matt Sundstrand
Wallace Cook
Arizona
Smartie Black Yankee
Mello Dee San Tan
Toby
Ring Victory
Mac
Larry Denny Dimwitt
Smokey Sioux
Colorado
Dear Ruth
Brownsville
Johnnie L.red Haven
Pamlico
Terry Governor Roy
Demoiselle Wild Roll
Larz Goodman
Fox Paw
Shane Taal
Quintela
Pete’s Pak
Quiniela
O. B
Joe Blackie
Quiniatrena
Are Dace
Fawn Andrews
Re Bob
Dejeuner
Bobbie
Cinch
Eric A. Brac
Luijack
Tia
Torres and Davis set rematch at Madison Square Garden
Enrique Torres of Mexico and Wee Willie Davis of Hollywood clash again Monday night in New York after a disputed DQ two weeks earlier. Each held a fall before Referee Pete McCroy stopped the bout, sparking calls for a rematch with a different official as Terry McGinnis takes on Tony Morelli in the semifinal and Chester Hayes faces Sammy Mannacker in the curtain-raiser.
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Mexico
Wee Willie Davis
Hollywood
Calif
Madison Square Garden
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Torres
Wee Willie
Pete McCroy
Terry McGinnis
Columbus
Ohio
Tony Morelli
San Francisco
McGinnis
Gorgeous George
Chester Hayes
Tulsa
Oklo
Sammy Mannacker
el Paso
Tex
Strike and Spare Standings in Local League Review 1m Marauders Lead
Local American Legion league results reveal Marauders atop standings with chambers transfer and Earl’s Insurance among top teams. Multiple teams show high game scores and block totals, including NoRELL REALTORS and ARIZONA PLUMBING, reflecting a busy bowling scene with players like Woodworth, Choisser, Linville, and Mullan contributing strong totals.
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Duke Defense Shines as SFU Matson Tops Returns
Duke University leads in national defense with opponents averaging 78.5 rushing and passing yards per game, while Yale allows the fewest pass yards. Ollie Matson of San Francisco State tops punt returns at 182 yards and kickoff returns totaling 307 yards. Nevada’s Johnny Subda leads kickoff returns with 209 yards.
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National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
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160-Pounders Set for Hot Rematch at Madison Square Garden
Nap Howard of Los Angeles meets Pedro Jiminez of Vallejo in a 10 round rematch after a war in Phoenix. The card at Madison Square Garden also features Packy McFarland versus Marcus Vasquez in a lightweight bout and Wendy Gallant against Palomo Corrales in a rematch.
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Nap Howard
Los Angeles
Pedro Jiminez
Vallejo
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Howard
Jiminez
Pedro
Packy McFarland
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
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McFarland
Burnie Gaeta
Las Vegas
Nev
Vasquez
Ben Marcus
Wendy Gallant
Palomo Corrales
Tucson
Rugged Gallant
Mead Weather Report From International News Service
Lake Mead weather report shows partly cloudy today with fair skies tonight and Sunday. northerly wind 20 to 35 MPH.
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International
Lake Mead
Extensive Ski Meet Schedule Planned at Snow Bowl
Arizona Snow Bowl in Flagstaff unveils its most extensive season timetable with events ranging from the annual Snow Bowl Trophy Race on Jan 1 to the state junior and combined championships in March. The calendar includes high school meets, Thunderbird and Border Conference races, and costume events ending with the April 2 closing. Local clubs are invited to sponsor races on open dates.
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Flagstaff
Arizona
Arizona Daily Sun
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Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
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Lions Club
Kiwanis
Rotary Club
Grosmoen
Chandler Seen Likely To Be Reappointed Baseball Commissioner
New York city and baseball officials anticipate the reappointment of A B Happy Chandler to a $50,000 yearly term as high commissioner of baseball when his current seven year term ends April 24, 1951. Support cites prospering attendance, pension fund creation, stable World Series radio revenue, the executive council structure, rules curbing high school signings, FBI involvement in investigations, and lack of a strong challenger.
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New York
A. B
Happy) Chandler
Chandler
Players’ Pension Fund
K. M. Landis
Executive Council of Baseball
U. S. Senate
Futures In Cotton Open 10-30 Lower
New York Oct 8 AP Cotton futures opened ten to thirty cents a bale lower with early figures showing Oct 29.82 Dec 29.64 Mar 29.60 62 May 29.52 July 29.03 and Oct 27.17 Mid morning prices were 15 to 25 cents a bale lower than the previous close with Oct 29.81 Dec 29.66 and Mar 29.62.
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New York
Bond Market Edges Higher In Light Rail Rebounds
In a short New York session on Oct 8, moderate demand for rails kept bonds slightly higher with small gains scattered across issues. New York and Harlem 4s rose to 93 on a small block. American and Foreign Power 5s and Rio Grande Western Income 4s also advanced modestly while Northern Pacific 4s fell over a point and American Telephone 2s declined.
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Harlem
Northern Pacific
S. Firestone Tire
International Hydroelectric
Southern Pacific ix
Kaiser to Build 1100 Dollar Car Under Reconstruction Finance Plan
Kaiser plans a 1100 price model backed by a 10 year loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation in Washington. The project includes 4.5 million for tooling to complete the line, aiming to undersell Ford, Chevrolet and Plymouth. Additional funds total 18 million for mid to upper models and 12 million for working capital.
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Washington
Kaiser-Frazer
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Chevrolet
Plymouth
California Manufacturers Warn of Unemployment Insurance Strain
Los Angeles reports a one day meeting of about 1000 delegates from the California Manufacturers Association ended with a warning that the state unemployment insurance fund faces financial trouble. Tax counsel J E Phillips urged they may need to contribute an additional 65 million dollars next year beyond 127 million already budgeted. He blamed illegal fund claims and lack of employer cooperation for waste and suggested payroll taxes could rise from 2.7 percent.
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INS
California Manufacturers Association
J. E. Phillips
Standard Oil of
California
Phillips
State Department of Employment
Lead price trimmed by half cent to 13 1 2 cents per pound
New York buyers saw a 0.5 cent decrease in lead on New York basis as a leading custom smelter lowered prices following a similar drop on Monday and a fractional cut last week. The move reflects ongoing price adjustments in the metal market.
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New York
Gas Turbine Auto Power Now Possible
AiResearch announces a 98 pound gas turbine engine designed to power automobiles, initially for aircraft use. It delivers 84 horsepower, runs at up to 40 000 RPM, could burn Diesel or kerosene, and is vibrationless enough to be hung on a rope. Three to five years before turbine cars on the market. may also generate electricity for rural areas and 60 farms.
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Los Angeles
AiResearch Manufacturing Company
Homer Wood
AiResearch
Wood
Orders For Pine Lumber Increase Across Region
The Western Pine Association reports higher pine lumber orders with 78,258,000 board feet ordered last week, up from 76,358,000 the prior week and well above 68,798,000 a year earlier. Shipments reached 67,075,000 feet, while output totaled 63,569,000 feet, reflecting gains from the previous week and a year ago.
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Portland
Ore
Western Pine Association
Auto Issues Decline After Sharp Gains
Auto stocks eased after yesterday’s surge as General Motors Chrysler and Studebaker edged down fractionally on profit taking. Graham Paige held steady and Hudson rose slightly. The market showed a brisk opening then cooled with mixed movers and several issues advancing including Youngstown Sheet Goodyear Montgomery Ward Douglas Aircraft American Telephone Western Union Santa Fe Superior Oil of California and U S Gypsum while Bethlehem Steel U S Rubber Kennecott Union Carbide Standard Oil NJ and Sinclair Oil lagged.
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General Motors
Chrysler
Studebaker
Graham Paige
Hudson Motor
Youngstown Sheet
Goodyear
Montgomery Ward
Douglas Aircraft
American Telephone
Western Union
Santa Fe
Superior Oil
California
U. S. Gypsum
Bethlehem Steel
U. S. Rubber
Kennecott Copper
Union Carbide
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Sinclair Oil
Cottonseed Peg Proposed At Mill Level
Washington Oct 8 AP Government support prices for cottonseed oil cake and meat were urged by Rep Otto E Passman Democrat Louisiana as the best way to guarantee growers a price for cottonseed He said it would fix oil mill and gin prices so farmers know the mechanics of the program Passman a member of a House Senate committee seeking higher cottonseed returns notes the Agriculture Department will announce improvements next week to lift the support from about 49 50 a ton to ensure growers a stable price Despite claims the program is inadequate storage remains an issue as growers store seed awaiting a fair price and face prices around 40 a ton
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Washington
Otto E. Passman
Democrat
Louisiana
Passman
House Senate
Agriculture Department
Board of Trade Prices Drop in Grains on Thin Demand
Chicago AP report notes minimal buying support on the Board of Trade with all grain pits slipping. Wheat, corn, and soybeans fell by about a cent or more as selling persisted without heavy pressure, aided by selling from previous shorts. July wheat led losses tied to farm policy parity debate.
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