Pelicans Split with Little Rock in Sunday twin bill
New Orleans Pelicans win 8-4 and 4-2 against the Little Rock Travelers to even the series. Lookouts fall 3-2 to Nashville in the nightcap as Gus Dugas homers twice for Nashville. Memphis and Birmingham split a doubleheader with scores 3-0 and 9-3. Atlanta Crackers sweep Knoxville 5-4 and 4-2 in a pair of seven inning games.
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Litle Rock
Ark
New Orleans Pelicans
Little Rock
Maltzberger
Pulford
Redmond
Krausse
Ferraioli
Breese
Crax
Atlanta
ePi
Atlanta Crackers
Knoxville
Smokies
Sharpe
Swigart
Bertram
MclDougal
Robinson
Smith
Rembert, Lamanski
Kies
Poindexter
Patterson
L. Pet
Memphis
Chattanooga
Nashville
New Orleans
Birmingham
Sandy
Robins Baseball Team Defeats Texarkana Visitors at Fair Park
Blackie Elliott struck out 13 as the Leo Robins beat a Texarkana, Texas team 9 to 8 at Fair Park Sunday. Raymond Urban went 4 for 5 with a double and three singles to pace the Robins. C Cook homered for the visitors in the seventh, while H Waits went 3 for 5 for Texarkana.
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Blackie Elliott
Leo Robins
Texarkana
Texas
Fair Park
Raymond Urban
Robins
H. Waits
C. Cook
Lefty Grove Urges Use Of Fast Ball While It Lasts
Lefty Grove recalls his 14-year fastball dominance and urges pitchers to use their best pitch while they have it. He recounts how his speed shaped his career, notes a 193 season setback from intermittent claudication, and states his arm is sound with a goal of 20 wins in 39. Grove remains a key part of the Red Sox pennant bid and credits his comeback to renewed control and confidence.
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Lefty Grove
Harry Grayson
NEA Service
Cleveland
Robert Moses Grove
Red Sox
Mose
Baltimore
Philadephia
Finsher
Edward J. O'Brien
Boston
Grove
Hwo
Yankees
New York
Joe Cronin
Mse
Mase
Emerson Dickman
Speed
President seeks 250000 to aid immigration service
The President asks Congress for 250000 to help the immigration service keep up with its work. Senator Andrews suggests a congressional resolution urging the public to read the Bible. Meanwhile the notion of obedience in marriage vows is being softened in public discourse.
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Congress
Immigration Service
Andrews
Standings and schedules for local leagues and clubs
Standings show Bruner-Ivory leading Class A and Soil Erosion top of Class B with 9 0 records. Schedules list Bruner-Ivory B Geo W Robison and Soil Conservation games across Monday to Friday, plus other club results in Memphis Atlanta New Orleans and Cincinnati area standings and results from recent games.
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W. L. Pet. Bruner
Ivory O
Leo Robins
Bruner
Gunter Bros
Geo. W. Robison
Ivory B
Geo
W. Robison
Soil Conservation
Easy-Way Tire Co., of
Benton
Bruner-Ivory
Easy-Way Tire Co
Ivory
Crowe's Laundry of
Texarkana
Ghost town jail confrontation in western serial chapter
In a 30 year old ghost town, Roselee and Christine witness a tense jail confrontation as Dick Bancroft tortures a hidden Packman seeking money. Packman, a Western Metals manager, claims to be the man behind a scare tactic to force Roselee Dale into selling. Dick reveals knowledge of Briscoe samples and orders Packman to flee, ending with a doorway cliffhanger.
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Reese-ice
Christine
Jaik
Roselee
Dick Bancroft
Mar
Packman
Western Metals and Minerals Corporation
Dale
K. J. Packman
Dale Girl
Bry
Hera
Ught
Briscoe
Goldcrest
Roselee Dale
Buddy
YankeesTake Doubleheader Win Over Indians in Cleveland
The New York Yankees defeated the Cleveland Indians 5 to 2 and 8 to 3 before a crowd of 63,064. Lefty Gomes held Cleveland to seven hits in game one, while Yanks hitters rapped seven across in support. Tommy Henrich had four hits in the two games, including a home run in game two.
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Cleveland
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Sunda
Lefty Gomes
Clevelanders
Fanning
Harry Eisenstal
al Milner
Joe Dobson
Marius Russo
Tribe
Eistenstat
Dobson
Mel Harder
Tommy Henrich
Yankees
Science and religion linked in evolving Tennessee debate
The piece presents Mortimer arguing science and religion are parallel forces, with Tennessee schools teaching evolution via heredity and Mendelian laws under alternative terms. It notes political resistance to evolution and odd legislative theatrics, plus army rules requiring pilots to wear parachutes in training flights.
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Saced
Mortimer
Tennessee
Martinez
Monkey Training Becomes Full Time Occupation in Louisville
Col. A. D. Dawson runs what he calls the only monkey school in the United States. He began training monkeys 25 years ago for fun and now trains other animals too. He notes monkeys are jealous and should not be left with children. Training typically runs 18 months to two years.
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Louisville
Col
A. D. Dawson
Dawson
United States
British Chinese Crisis and Japanese Warning Report
A Tokio diplomatic push risks rupture as Honma warns Britain to change its China policy and Britain Japan talks focus on Tientsin. Footnotes mention British concessions in Toushen and potential withdrawal of missionaries to American hands, plus a Rothamstead study of standardized cucumbers. The item blends foreign policy brinkmanship with a garden produce note.
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Britain
Tientsin
Leiut
Masaharu Honma
North China
Tokio
Japan
Great Britain
Arkansas Press Association at Peak Strength
Fayet teville Ark Organized in 1874 the Arkansas Press Association ranks as one of the oldest in the United States and now reports record progress with 120 daily and weekly papers in the state. The nine month field manager plan with the University of Arkansas has boosted membership to over 80 percent of state papers and 90 percent of total circulation.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Arkansas Press Association
United States
University of Arkansas
Arkansas
The
Arkansas Association
Giant Red Mix Up Fines in Polo Grounds Disorder
New York. National League president Ford Frick fined and suspended four participants after a Saturday crowd clash at the Polo Grounds. Umpire George Magerkurth, Giant Bill Jurges, and Giant catcher Harry Danning faced penalties, with Giants manager Bill Terry also fined. Frick cited unclear first blows and emphasized accountability despite not blaming who struck first.
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New York
Ford Frick
National League
Polo Grounds
Giants
Harry Craft
Cincinnati Reds
Lee Ballanfant
Frick
George Magerkurth
Bill Jurges
Giant
Bill Urges
Magerkeurth
Harry Danning
Bill Terry
Magerkurth
Jurges
Arkansas Publisher Association Monthly Magazine Edit
From the central office the Arkansas Publisher association edits a monthly magazine devoted to news of the newspaper field in Arkansas. It serves as the official publication for industry updates and professional notices within the state press community.
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Arkansas
Association
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