Christian leaders face challenge in marrying chaplains to public life
Religious leaders struggle to persuade adherents that a chaplized person has a right to marry, own property, engage in war or commerce, or hold public police powers, reflecting tensions between church and civic roles.
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Longhorns Whi Baseball Crown as Expected Wichita
The University of Texas Longhorns wore the championship crown of the national college baseball by defeating Wake Forest to clinch the NCAA tournament title. Texas finished the double elimination event with three wins and no losses, with Tom Hamilton of Texas named most valuable player after belting three home runs in the series.
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Television Schedule Fragments From A Mixed Broadcast Day
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Radio Schedule Highlights New York Programs
June twenty seventh radio guide lists NBC CBS and ABC shows with drama music quiz and talk programs. Notable entries include Cavalcade Drama with Fred Aflen and J Q Quiz at eight, Godfrey Talent Scouts and On Trial Forum at prime times, and Breakfast in Hollywood plus multiple children's and interview segments. Tuesday adds Honeyman in NY and Breakfast in Hollywood in morning blocks.
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Texan wins 1939 Southwest Open tennis title
In Little Rock on June 17, Chick Harris of Houston defeated Steve Polty 6-2 4-8 8-6 to capture the Southwest Open championship. Harris, a Rice Institute student, employed precise backhand barrage and strong service to secure the title as the third seed in the event.
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Colorado college and Colorado track officials named at dog tracks
Hugh Fullerton reports Ellison Ketchum Denver U athletic director named judge at mile high dog track Harry Hughes Colorado A and M athletic director named mutuel director Allison Binns Juan Reid of Colorado college appointed to dog track posts at Colorado Springs. References to college athletics leaders taking odd jobs and questions about purity in sports accompany notes on golf gadget ideas and prep football coaching records.
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Dutch Harrison Says Circuit Pace Too Tough
Tarotta June 27 reports Dutch Harrison, a veteran golfer, calling the tour pace "too tough" after a try in heavy competition. The Canadian Open title went to Bix Dine with 87 under par, Harrison earning $2,000 for first. Other top finishers included Jim Lernesa and Skip Alexander among multiple players tied at second and sixth.
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National collegiate doubles champions announced with list of winners
Karris leads Southy with four members on the national collegiate doubles champion ship. In men doubles, Duluing Fleit of Los Angeles and Julia Ont of Wave Texas defeated Buddy McCune and Paul Turkey of Walsa Oklahoma. Peggy Elby of Huston Texas won women’s singles against Rosemary Buck of Fort Smith Arkansas. Junior singles saw Jack Turpin of Dallas defeat Ronald Baines of Kansas City 6 0 6 2.
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Railroad network links mail with thousands of stations
The article notes that U S mail delivery relies on a vast railroad network, with more than 40,000 railroad stations across the United States facilitating transit and distribution of mail services.
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Juniors Play Magnolia Here Tonight
The Junior Legion baseball team meets Magnolia at 8 o clock at the Fairpladia mond field for the second meeting. Magnolia won the first game despite Billy Gunter pitching four hits. Gunter will start again tonight. Admission is 15 and 35 cents. The Senior Legion team is idle until Wednesday when it hosts the Waldo Giants who have beaten them twice this season.
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Albrecht Again Leads PB to No 2 Spot
Eddie Albrecht pitched shutout of Hot Springs to push Pine Bluff back into second place in the Cotton States League. He improved to 13-4 as Kilofa homered and Pine Bluff widened its gap over Natchez and El Dorado while Greenwood split with Greenville. Night action saw Helena and Clarksdale split a twin bill and other scores across the league despite weather and postponed games.
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Birmingham Barons Lead Southern Association Again
In the Southern Association Birmingham regained first place with two wins over Little Rock and Nashville’s split with Mobile. Atlanta slumped without Davey Williams as Memphis won twice. New Orleans beat Chattanooga 6-2 and Nixon impressed for Birmingham in a 9 hit game. Schedule shows Memphis at Atlanta and other matchups.
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Fast Field Tees Off in National Collegiate Meet
Ames Iowa June 27 The fastest field in history opens for medalist honors in the National Collegiate golf tournament with 240 entries from 69 colleges. Ted Paysenr Northwestern NAAC golf chair says 64 players will qualify for match play starting Wednesday. Western players lead low-ball honors as Bob Watson Texas and Boininger Oklahoma A and M post eight under par in a 7 up victory over Bardiner-Dickenson LSU and Ward UNC.
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Fragmentary baseball stats snippet with mixed names and numbers
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League Leaders Batting and Fielding Hauntings
American League leaders include Kell of Detroit 353 batting average and DiMaggio of Boston .329 with Williams of Boston 63 runs and 78 RBIs. Kell and DiMaggio lead 93 hits each, with 17 doubles and Mitchell of Cleveland 8 triples. National League leaders crown Robinson of Brooklyn with .367 batting and 80 RBIs, Reese also 46 runs, 77 hits shared by Robinson and Thomson.
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Pesky Sets Table for Red Sox Sluggers in Big Season Push
Johnny Pesky fuels Boston’s surge as he repeatedly sets the table for Ted Williams and Vern Stephens. He’s hitting over .300 with 100 runs per season typical, and recent stretch includes 22 hits in 60 at bats for a .367 average. The Red Sox won 10 of 12, moving to third place and within five games of the Yankees as pennant race tightens.
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National Banner Puzzle Clues Now Reside in Circular Word List
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