Cardinals Narrow NL Lead With Victory Over Dodgers
Sports brief notes St Louis Cardinals trimmed Brooklyn’s NL lead to one and a half games by defeating the Adder s, 341. Also recalls Chicago and Detroit in AL and NL standings, Cubs’ purchase of Zeke Bongra, and Gottfried Von Cramm’s Davis Cup win over Wilmer Allison in a historical interwar series.
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Hope Juniors Reach Dist Finals After 12 Inning Win
Bill Gunter spurred Hope Juniors to a 11 to 10 district semifinal victory over Camden after 12 innings securing a spot in the finals. Texarkana was edged by Hot Springs 6 to 4, and Hot Springs down Magnolia 20 to 6. Camden and Hot Springs clash at 2 p.m. with the victor facing Hope. if Camden wins both teams may push the playoff to Sunday at Fair Park.
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Justice Jackson's critique of courtroom turmoil and press bias
New York July remarks by Justice Robert H. Jackson urge fair treatment for loyal Americans in federal courts. He denounces noisy trials of Communists, the impact of publicity on juries, and a perceived bias toward display over due process, urging uniform standards across all defendants.
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Baseball Scores And Schedules From Major Leagues
AP reports today's baseball slate across American and National Leagues with Detroit at New York and Cleveland at Washington among AL matchups and Brooklyn at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Cincinnati New York at Chicago and Boston at St. Louis in the NL. Yesterday's results include New York 14 Detroit 5 and Boston 7 St. Louis 4 plus Chicago 4 Boston 3 in 13 innings. Also notes Nashville 5 2 Mobile 0 7 and various minor leagues scores. Penn State captain Owen Daugherty of Dunmore Pa plays right field on the team.
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Justice and the danger of smear campaigns in trials
The author denounces secret smears and biased presses shaping justice, arguing that dissenters face prejudice in courts. He warns that public opinion, fueled by powerful behind the scenes forces, can taint fair trials, likening the mob atmosphere to Hitler’s system and calling out Justice Jackson to challenge it.
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Dusty Rhodes assigns Brownie to reclaim horses
Dusty Rhodes schemes to move Brownie and his wife to the Rockin' K horse camp after Long Andy steals his horses. Little Doc treats suspects and kids bring a puppy. Dusty plans a wedding with Kit while hospital plans unfold. John SAND, M.D., remains central as a cow country doctor building a village hospital and future.
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Slants on minor league baseball and farm ties
The piece surveys minor league baseball shifts, noting farm systems pressuring independents, salary gaps, and movement of players between classes. It cites Brooklyn farm exports, discusses Ted Williams recovery, Dodgers farm leaders in steals, and trivia about Fresco Thompson and rule disputes.
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Excess Profits Tax Demanded By Congress And President
Washington July 20 demands rose for a multi billion dollar excess profits tax on corporations to curb profiteering and finance the fight against Communism. President Truman signaled support for higher taxes including possible larger individual levies and higher corporate profits taxes to cover about 10 billion dollars in additional war costs. Experts say restoring wartime rates could yield over eight billion dollars for the government.
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Five Hit game powers Ross and Sox edge rivals
D. Ross hurled one of his best games of the season guiding the Sox to a five hit win. The battering by Mutreesbeth’s staff yielded a split for the Legiohbirea as Washington’s offense produced limited danger. Ross contributed a key RBI and left the mound with a strong lead as relief work and late defense preserved the victory.
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