Leaders in the Major Leagues
The Associated Press lists top MLB leaders by batting, pitching, and hitting categories. Key names include T Davis and Mays leading in batting and runs, Wagner and Robinson prominent in RBIs and doubles, Koufax and Drysdale excelling in pitching, with Wills and W Davis notable on stolen bases and runs.
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When to Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables
The Solunar schedule from John Alden Knight's Solunar Fables outlines major and minor fishing and hunting periods. It lists daily times for major and minor periods, with bold major periods and standard minor periods, though the legible data is partial and fragmentary.
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Local County Official Ticket Listing Ballot Names
County level offices are listed with candidates including Treasurer Harry Hawthorne IVy Mitchell, Circuit Clerk Jim Cole, Tax Assessor Carter Sutton Lahroy Spates, County Clerk J D Dick Turnage, Chancellor Royce Weisenberger Dick Huie for Representative Talbot Feild Jr. The slate presents the nominees for county roles in a formal election slate.
U S Archery Meet Returns to the Spa
Return of the National Field Archery Association to Hot Springs for its annual championship tournament signals growing statewide interest in archery. The piece notes Arkansas’s archery culture, deer and turkey seasons benefiting bowmen, and safety versus gun hunting, with mention of broad appeal and potential growth if the sport centers in the state.
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Standings and results from major leagues and minors
Standings show teams led by Los Angeles and St Louis with mixed openers. Monday results include Philadelphia 5 Chicago 3 and Los Angeles 9 St. Louis 2. American League notes New York and Boston split a schedule while Minnesota and Detroit win/lose. Minor leagues report Pacific Coast League and others with several tests.
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Crystal Springs archery site amid rugged trails and chiggers
The tournament gathers shooters for field conditions on trails around Crystal Springs Lake Ouachita with opportunities for stamina and accuracy. City officials have tackled chiggers with insecticide and trail clearing, preparing 40 miles of paths, water stations, and target setups to welcome visitors and emphasize Hot Springs recreational facilities.
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Constitutional Amendment Proposed by Arkansas Senate
The 1961 notice states that both chambers approve a constitutional amendment allowing the state to withhold a free public education from individuals who refuse to attend school with students of a different race or condition. Filed March 16, 1961 by Nancy J. Hall Secretary of State.
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Arkansas Amendment Proposal and County Classifications
A fragmented mix of legal text outlines proposed constitutional amendments for Arkansas and county population classifications, followed by a dramatic narrative about Milly and Paco at a charity dance, including a confrontation and abrupt breakup revealing personal tension. The article juxtaposes formal law content with a domestic scene ending in a terse breakup.
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Arkansas constitutional amendment on municipal tax power
A constitutional amendment proposed in Arkansas would grant municipalities the power to levy and collect taxes on corporations, with taxes approved by a city’s voters and funded only for uses specified by the measure. The proposal requires statewide approval and a two-thirds or majority voting rule to take effect, with local ballots detailing the tax and its purposes.
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