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Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1949

Page

2

League Leaders Across Baseball By Associated Press

A summary of top performers across batting pitching and fielding from the season. Highlights include Kell Detroit and DiMaggio Boston leading batting averages. Joost Williams and Stephens pace runs and RBIs. Majeski and Robinson top hits and doubles. Williams Ste phens Joost tied in home runs. Pitching leaders include Reynolds New York 71 strikeouts Trucks Detroit 81 and Newhouser Detroit.

Associated Prose Kell Detroit DiMaggio Boston Joost Philadelphia Williams Stephens Majeski Zernal Chicago Mitchell Cleveland Yale Dillinger Bouls New York Pits Reynolds Trucks Newhouser Robinson Brooklyn Schoendienst St. Louis Reese Gordon Hodges Ennis Thomson Jones Furillo Smalley Rupsig— Kiner Pittshorehai Louis Kiner Pittsburgh Musial Sewell Branca Spat

Fair Enough on Communists in Hollywood and Courts

Westbrook Pegler argues that FBI reports in the Coplon espionage case reveal informants suggesting several Hollywood actors writers and others were Communist party members. He defends using confidential material while condemning public shielding of pro Communists and urges Americans to avoid associations with communism and its fronts.

New York Washington FBI Hollywood Communist Party Klan Felix Frankfurter Congress Helen Hayes Coplon Edward G. Robinson Frederic March Paul Robeston Donald Ogden Stewart Dorothy Parker Ruth McKenney Albert Malta Dalton Trumbo Alvah Bessie Dies Thomas United States The New Yorker New York Herald Tribune Hanns Bister Herald Tribune Eleanor Roosevelt Lewis Gannett Herald Tribunes Albert Maltz Hollywood Reds Lam Gannett Harry Bridges Supreme Court the New Yorker the Herald Tribune Fuey Piu Luce Maltz Tom Clark Cap Caploa Society of Traiders

115 Entered in Women's Western Golf Tourney

Oklahoma City hosts the 20th annual Western Women's Open with 115 players in the 18 hole qualifying round at the Oklahoma City country club. Babe Didrikson Zaharias and Patty Berg lead a field of professionals as Beverly Hanson shoots 73, while Louise Suggs, 1946 1947 champion, is a top contender.

Oklahoma City Taugh Babe Didrikson Zaharias Patty Berg Oklahoma City Country Club Babe Patty Fielists Siegcrest Chicago Beverly Hanson Fargo N. D Miss Hanson Louise Suggs Lithia Springs

Feller Masters Indians Win Over Yankees for Key Lead

The Indians beat the Yankees 4 2 as Bob Feller pitched a six hit game through eight innings and Mickey Vernon homered with one on in the 11th. Feller’s win lifts Cleveland to fourth place, within five and a half games of the top, as Detroit and Philadelphia action also shapes the pennant race.

Associated Press Bob Feler Cleveland Indians New York Yankees Feller Philadelphia Athletics Mickey Vernon Joe Page Allie Reynolds Tommy Henrich Yankees Detroit Tigers Virgil Trucks Fred Hutchinson Washington Senators New York Philadelphia St. Louis Athletics Browns Alex Kellner A's Joe Ostrowski Mack Chuck Diering Lou Klein St. Louis Cardinals Brooklyn Dodgers Robin Roberts Redbirds Ted Wilks Winer

Baseball Scores and Schedule Across Leagues

AP roundup lists National League games with Boston at Chicago and New York at St Louis, plus American League Detroit at Boston and Cleveland at Philadelphia. Yesterday’s results show Boston 9 Chicago 2 and St Louis 5 Philadelphia 2, among others. note historic guest speaker Lt. Gen. Jonathan M. Wainwright scheduled as guest for Sons of Confederate Veterans reunion on Sept 27.

Associated Press National League Boston Chicago New York St. Louis Philadelphia Pittsburgh American League Detroit Cleveland Washington Cincinnati Brooklyn Pitsburgh Mobile New Orleans Memphis Little Rock Chattanooga Nashville Atlanta Birmingham Jersey City Rochester Montreal Newark Buffalo Baltimore Toronto Syracuse Columbus Toledo Indianapolis Louisville Milwaukee St. Paul Minneapolis Kansas City Houston Oklahoma City Tulst San Antonio Fort Worth Shreveport Beaumont Dallas Winenings Jonathan M. Wainwright Corregidor Sons of Confederate Veterans Ac Clevelan Chaltanooga Ft. Worth Tulsa Flouston Wichita Falls Texarkana NTS Austin Gainesville

Don Budge Aims To Break Into Pro Tennis Top Spot

In New York on June 20, Don Budge aged 24 targets the pro tennis title to push Ted Schroeder from the top paid position next winter. He argues Schroeder remains a strong amateur choice, while Jack Kramer’s influence could shift the price. Budge hopes to face Kramer nightly, pressing Schroeder into prelims. Bill Harris recalls coaching in the International League and a daring mound strategy. Wichita plans NCAA baseball week festivities with local sponsor support. Oklahoma QB Jack Mitchell shifts to broadcasting work with farm duties and Wheat crop duties.

New York Don Budge Ted Schroeder Schroeder Don Jack Kramer Ted Kramer Jfed Ted Collins Bobby Layne Johnny Rauch Bob Demaess Wichita Kas Wichita A Jack Mitchell Oklahoma U Blackwell Okla Sooners Mitchell

Middlecoff and Mangrum share Motoy City Open crown

Cary Middlecoff and Lloyd Mangrum tied at 273 after 72 holes in the Motoy City Open golf tournament. They halted the sudden death playoff after 11 holes with each at par to split the first and second prizes, Middlecoff finishing with a final 69 and Mangrum strong down the stretch.

Detroit Cary Middlecoff Lloyd Mangrum Lextra Ben Hogan E. J. Dutch Harrison Hogan Midalecoff Memphis Tenn Chicago Maygrum Niles Star Middlecoff Mangrum

Race Closer After Sunday Southern Flag Race Closer

The Associated Press reports on the Southern flag race extending into Sunday as fans in Birmingham Nashville and Little Rock weigh in on the controversy surrounding the symbol and its display. Institutions debate policy while supporters and critics clash over tradition and modernity in the region.

Associated Press Birmingham Nashville Little Rock

Flarety Leads Fulton to 8-4 Victory

Fulton topped the Bienne Lumber Co 6-1 at Fulton as Flarety powered the offense with a home run and a double, while Kenneth Maréty starred at the plate. Atlanta Crackers won doubleheader, Memphis beat Little Rock, and Mobile shutout New Orleans as league play continued.

Kenneth Maréty Fulton Bienne Lumber Co Gurdon Fulton Lads Flarety George Dobson KXAR Iton Atlanta Crackers Barons All-Stars Memphis Little Rock Chattanooga Nashville New Orleans Mobile Ken Olson Charley Glock Birmingham Atlanta

Provisional Stamp Debate Mirrors Early U S Postal History

The piece notes that many local postmasters issued provisional stamps before 1847, but the United States did not issue a strictly government stamp until that year, highlighting a milestone in national postal policy.

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