Tulsa Sluggers Beat Parkers in Doubleheader Sweep
In Fayetteville, Tulsa Sluggers defeated Arkansas 7-3 in the second game of a doubleheader to clinch a 4-2 series record. Tulsa’s Terry Greene hit a three-run homer in the sixth inning to spark the opening win, while John Lauderdale added a two-run shot in the other game as Tulsa pulled ahead 4-2 over Arkansas. Dorsey and Wilde pitched for Arkansas, with Burris, Meyers, Carpenter, and Wikkerson contributing for Tulsa.
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Redley Hitters Need Homers to Stay Ahead
Carl Lundquist reports on Redley hitters struggling to maintain a lead as the team relies on long balls to stay atop the standings. The article notes key pitchers from the opposition and the growing pressure on Redley’s lineup.
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Cincinnati Drives Past Pirates as Tebbetts Bombers Surge
Cincinnati hitters power 14 homers in 32 games while Tebbetts bombers win 4 0 over Pittsburgh. Card- Dodgers, Braves win. White Sox beat Yankees 4 3. Other notes include church events, conferences, and a Memorial CME gathering in Memphis.
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College Baseball Scores and Court Warning Summary
College baseball results show Walsa 17 Arkansas Delly State 1 and Arkansas State 4 Henderson 12, with Arkansas 2 and Arkansas A M 1. A warning order requires defendant David Cheatham to appear in court within thirty days and answer the complaint filed by plaintiff Leathe.
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Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
In Los Angeles Buddy Evatt won a decision over Roy Richards. Detroit saw Duke Haris defeat Pay Lowry in a ten round bout. Miami Beach bouts featured George Benton defeating Kid Chavello in Havang.
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Baseball scores across leagues highlight wide margins
In the American Association Columbus defeated Indianapolis 19 to 4 while Kansas City lost to Sheviston St Paul 3. Toledo beat Minneapolis 2 to 1 and Louisville topped Fort Worth 5 to 1. In the Texas League Beaumont crushed Dallas 13 to 3 and Shreveport won over Houston.
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The Happy Dog Seeks Human Praise Above All
A reading on dogs noting their unique devotion to humans and the joy they derive from pleasing people. The piece contrasts dogs with horses, arguing dogs are the easiest pets to train and become happiest when trained. It emphasizes a dog’s instinct to seek affection and respond to praise.
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Boxing Fans Await Marciano Charles Heavyweight Showdown
New York sports roundup notes that fans can anticipate the June 17 heavyweight title bout between Rocky Marciano and Waldo Charles, with Hurricane Jack Schulds stirring public excitement. The piece recalls Hurricane Slade and his impact on boxing, including promoter Ted Brenner’s negotiations and the ongoing intrigue around Buccheroni, Norkus, and the Garden bout plans.
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Pane Mastery Claims Widespread Command
An enigmatic figure known for claiming mastery over many arts has attracted attention. Reported instances describe broad skill with hundreds of feats or tasks claimed to be under their control. Authorities caution against unverified boasts while observers note potential psychological or cultural factors at play.
East Texan Leaps Seven Feet In Track Feat
East Texas State Cal ral stringbean Charles Holding, a 472 pound, 6-7 athlete, leaped seven feet in a recent practice and is expected to perform in an upcoming meet. He previously cleared 6-11 1/2 at the Southwestern Recreation meet in Fort Worth and 6-97 this season at the West Texas Relays, ranking among the nation's best.
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Barrymore at 76 shows no sign of quitting
Lionel Barrymore, turning 76, brushes off retirement as he continues acting, radio and TV work. He jokes about aging, recalls family years, and discusses ongoing projects in theater history, art, music, and a Hallmark Playhouse rehearsal at CBS. He notes MGM studio constraints but hints at possible TV offers while consuming ongoing entertainment across fights, Dragnet, and his sister Ethel’s show.
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Another Enters Race for Senate in Arkansas
In Arkansas, Sen. John McClellan faces unexpected opposition as Leonard Bills, operator of a Little Rock wrecker service, fled to join Gov. Sid McMath against McClellan. A $2,500 ballot fee accompanied Bills. Democratic National Committeeman Paul Chambers of Helena tentatively planned to announce campaign plans, asserting business leaders should be represented in the Senate.
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Former Labor Leader Slain in Kansas City Car Death
UW-Emnett M. Eslinger, once a labor federation head, was found dead today in his car with a crushed head and slashed throat. Police confirmed the fatal shooting and opened an inquiry into the homicide.
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Uncertain Marine Career For Schwab Becomes Ruleful
Washington The Marine Corps disclosed findings of a special panel on Colonel Schwable's alleged false confession while a prisoner in Korea. The three generals and an admiral ruled his conduct excusable due to mental torture, with approval from top defense and Navy leaders. no court martial was held, leaving his career in limbo.
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Dupas Faces Brady Tonight In High Profile Lightweight Bout
New Orleanss Ralph Dupas rated No 4 lightweight meets Brady in a national 10 round telecast. Dupas, an 11 year old school student with 30 wins in 55 pro fights, seeks to rebound after a subdued showing last month. He previously challenged Paddy DeMarr Carter for the crown this year in a decisive split decision.
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