Fair Enough by Westbrook Pegler on Riot Laws and CIO Tactics
Westbrook Pegler argues state laws against riot and unlawful assembly exist to curb CIO tactics under strike pressure. He cites Michigan statutes, officer duties, and penalties for officials who fail to disperse rioters, accusing former governor Frank Murphy of favoring a policy over laws.
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Four EvGents Scheduled in Trap Meet in Stuttgart
Four Southwest open events were scheduled today as part of a four day trap shooting meet in Stuttgart. Senior male contenders shot 200 targets from 18 yards per event with 190 target count for the final determine winners. Julius Petty of Stuttgart, seven time Arkansas champion, won the lite belt handicap with 8 of 100 targets from a 24 yard handicap yesterday. Maur ice Feltus of Natchez and Herb Longden of Taylorsville posted perfect 100s in the introductory shoot, deciding the handicap as the shoot off, with Feltus prevailing. Arkansas titles will be at stake tomorrow as the Southwest zone handicap is on Sunday.
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Same Faces Lead Arkansas Amateur Match Play Field
In Texarkana the Arkansas amateur golf tournament begins with a familiar field. Charles Woodard Magnolia tops qualifying at 72 to medal, facing four past state champions as first-round match play opens with pairings including Vincent Allison Fort Smith and Bubba Smart Pine Bluff.
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Law and order amid labor unrest and vigilantism
The piece argues that while laws ban wrecking and strikebreaking, enforcement is weak and fears rise of coordinated violence. It warns about interstate transport of armed groups for intimidation, notes misinformation from C I O propaganda, and predicts a southern showdown with potential loss of life if authorities fail to act. It closes with a bizarre note about Blondin at Niagara Falls.
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Flarety to Start Against Atlanta in Texarkana Game
Kenneth Flarety earns the start for the locals in a Texas showdown with Atlanta. The rookie pitcher, coming off three relief appearances, aims to spark a comeback after a 14 inning loss to Talco. Bud Sutton joins the squad while Pony Reeves resigns to play softball in Texarkana.
Manuel Hamm Wins Class D Trap Shoot in Stuttgart
Manuel Hamm of Hope won first in Class D at the Southwest and Arkansas trap shoot in Stuttgart yesterday with a 96 score and 50 straight. The Arkansas contestant's victory contributed to two of four Arkansan wins in the four class event.
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Texarkanian Wins Golf Honors at Texarkana Open
Texarkana daily reports Don Murphy, Texarkana pro, won the 1949 Arkansas Open by four strokes after a nine hole playoff with Andy Cusick of North Little Rock. Murphy led with 143 after 36 holes and played the extra nine holes in par to clinch the title at Texarkana Country Club. Other top finishers included Gib Sellers and Vincent Allison, amateur challengers from local clubs.
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High School Pitcher Pitula Shines In No-Hit Mark
Hackensack New Jersey scouts watch Stan Pitula of Hackensack High as he racks an 18 12 143 line with four unearned runs in 72 innings while posting two no hit games, seven total shutouts and 10 straight wins this season over two years. Other notes include Somerville firemen protest over a rained out game, Sonny Mitchell heading to Southern Methodist, and Michigan State football ends.
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Around the Arkansas Sports Loop review and updates
In this Arkansas sports roundup, pennant races dominate every league from the Southern Association to the Majors with leaders within half a game to four games. News covers Wallace Pitts named assistant coach at Texarkana High, Dildy’s Hot Springs pep squad, Texas A and M tack le prospects, and Ellis Kinder’s rise from sandlot to pro with notes on local ties and amateur links.
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Barons Lose Lead as Mobile Tops Birmingham 5 4
Mobile edged Birmingham 5 4 with two homers by Bill Antonelly and George Shubié, dropping the Barons from the Southern Association lead. New Orleans beat Pens Pelicans 5 4, while Chattanooga Lookouts defeated Little Rock 5 4 after a ninth inning rally. Five Lookouts including manager George Myatt were ejected in Little Rock.
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al Flair
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Baseball scores and schedule roundup across leagues
The day’s baseball slate lists American and National League tonight with Chicago at New York and St Louis at Brooklyn among others. Yesterday’s results show New York defeating Chicago 12 to 7 and Philadelphia beating Boston 3 to 0. Concurrent minor leagues report scores in the Southern Association International and Texas leagues with multiple games completed and scheduled.
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Natchez Grabs Second in Cotton States League Race
Natchez edged Helena 6 5 to move into second place five percentage points behind the leaders as Pine Bluff fell to Clarksdale 2 0 and Greenwood was shut out 9 0 by Hot Springs. George Ruzina had four safeties for Natchez in a 13 hit attack at Helena amid other results and Friday games slated Greenwood at Hot Springs El Dorado at Greenville Clarksdale at Pine Bluff Natchez at Helena.
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League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
League leaders list top hitters and pitchers with teams and figures. Kiner of Pittsburgh leads in batting average home runs and runs, with figures for Reese, Robinson, Thomson, and others from Brooklyn, New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Boston and Detroit. Pitching leaders include Branca, Lopat, and Raschi with totals across New York, Boston and Brooklyn.
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Saturday Radio Schedule Highlights and Talks
A scrambled list shows a Saturday radio lineup with multiple program titles and hosts. Notable entries include Fishing Guide at 8:05, News-Mht Mt News, Gabriel Heatter Fulton Lewis Jr, and a late 10:00 Record Review followed by Sign Off.
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Top Radio Programs in New York June Friday Night
Listings show NBC with Paul Lavalle and Jimmy Durante at 9 30 p m on NBC 7 and CBS and ABC with a slate of entertainment including Lone Ranger This Is FBI and The Sheriff. Later Saturday morning schedules include Coffee Congress Give Take and Girls Cal Band among others.
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London Bruce Woodcock defeats Mills and more boxing results
United Press reports a London bout where Bruce Woodcock stopped Fred Mills and highlights other boxing results including York Jimmy Picoad, Herbichfre witz, Macchi, Freddie Menna, Kenny Blarvis and various locations such as New York, Brooklyn, Phitag phia and North Adams with knockouts and several match details.
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Ex Bobcat Now Coaching at Odessa Texas
Word from Odessa shows Lee Taylor named assistant B team coach at Odessa high school. Roy Taylor of Hope is cited, with James Daniels and Willi assisting Taylor last year. Morris Greenwood, former seventh graders coach, may assist in the Odessa series system.
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