Browns crack unbeaten run with 14 7 victory over 49ers
Cleveland tops San Francisco 14 7 before 82 768 at home to seize undisputed West lead in All American pro football standings. Baltimore, New York, Boston and Chicago clubs chase in crowded conference race as other league games yield mixed results.
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Fair Enough By Westbrook Pagler on labor laws and unions
The piece argues against Taft Hartley, detailing union coercion and political firing practices. It accuses CIO leaders of manipulating support, cites deportation cases, and describes racketeering tactics amid internal union pressure and alleged abuses of power.
Towler Tops Nation in Scoring With 114 Points
New York Nov 38 1 Dan Tawler of Washington and Jeffer son college leads national football scoring with two touchdowns and three extra points Saturday to reach 114 points. He sits 10 ahead of Lee Spears of Catawba College Salisbury N C Hank Treesh Hanover Ind failed to score against Centre College leaving him third with 102. Boak Walker SMU adds 86 points, George Thomas Oklahoma tops Big Seven with 1d points and Art Hodges Wichita leads Missouri Valley with 49 points.
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Baylor Gets Next Crack at Mustangs
Baylor seeks a Southwest Conference title lift as they face unbeaten Southern Methodist in Dallas. The Mustangs, led by Doak Walker and an 86-point season, aim to stay atop the standings with Texas and Baylor also in pursuit.
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AIC Title May Be Undecided Until Turkey Day
In Little Rock on November 15 the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference race remains open with Arkansas Tech and Magnolia A and M in pursuit of the title. Tech leads on percentage after decisive wins while Magnolia hopes for a slip by Hendrix and wary matchups ahead as contenders pursue an outright or shared crown.
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Todd May Set to Lead Chickens Next Season
Sportswriter reports Todd May’s likely promotion to manage the Memphis Chickens for next year. Amid scattered details, Onslow and others weigh in on the transition as the team faces a reshuffle in the minor leagues and potential changes at the top.
Unbeaten Teams Narrowing Down After Weekend Scrapes
New York reports narrow escapes trim the list of undefeated and untied football outfits to 12. Notre Dame Army Clemson Michigan and California survive with late-period touchdowns and strong finishes. Regional rail of results shows major programs facing tougher tests while coasted to victories.
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Many College Games End In Narrow Nearly Upsets
Saturday's college football action produced several late thrillers as top games came down to the final seconds. Notre Dame edged Northwestern 12-7, Southern Methodist beat Arkansas 14-12, and Dartmouth lost 27-24 after leading 26-14. Michigan routed Indiana 54-4, California crushed Washington State 44-14, and Alabama upset Georgia Tech 41-2. Kansas State nearly won its first conference game since 1944, Kansas prevailed 20-14, and Ohio State beat Michigan 34-0. Tulane beat Bayley 35-19 to keep Sugar Bowl hopes alive.
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Bivins Seeks Shot At Louis Title In Exhibitions
Cleveland reports Jimmy Bivins plans a six round exhibition with Joe Guns and hints at a potential title bid if he proves worthy. Louis would consider facing Bivins in New York next while stating the public will decide the challenger. The article notes Bivins as a strong possible foe for Louis if current form holds.
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Smackover to Play Van Buren at El Dorado
District Three race tightens as Smackover faces Van Buren in El Dorado while West Memphis and Hot Springs vie for a top spot. Class AA slate also lists Russellville at Blytheville and Waldron at Bentonville with Friday or Thursday dates. playoff brackets include Batesville Newport, Paragould Helong, Warren Nashville, Hartford Dermott, Pocahontas Bauxite, Camden Pairviews Lake Village Jaye Crassett.
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Philander Smith College Panthers Dominate Campbell Trojans 48–6
At Harrimons Stadium on Saturday night Philander Smith College Panthers routed Campbell College Trojans 48 to 6 before a large crowd. Standout players for Campbell were W Beasley and Marshall, while Philander Smith honored James Lloyd, Ralph Wildman Palmer, and Jackie White for strong performances.
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Yerger Tigers Tip Dunbar Bearcats In Big Conference Game
Yerger High School Tigers host Dunbar High School Bearcats of Little Rock Thursday at Hammons Stadium in a pivotal conference clash. Samuel Shaw and veteran Toto Buard are doubtful to play after injuries from El Dorado.
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Red Rolfe to Manage the Tigers
Detroit names Robert A. Rolfe former Yankee star as manager of the Tigers baseball team succeeding Steve ONeill. Rolfe, a Yale alumnus, has coached and played mainly with the Yankees, including World Series appearances and a high batting average.
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Initiated Act No 2 Defeated in Arkansas Election
Partial and unofficial returns show Initiated Act No 2 defeated in the November 2 general election across most of Arkansas. Unofficial tallies indicate 116,310 votes against the act and 82 votes in some counties, with seven other counties still reporting incomplete results. The proposed measure would have restricted local option liquor elections, replacing the current law that allows votes at any time upon petition by 13 percent of qualified electors in the affected subdivision.
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Duck Calling Contest Set for Nov 27
Eastern Arkansas hosts the national duck callers contest on November 27 with a $1,000 prize. Contestants from Midwest duck hunting areas expected to compete for best imitation of Quek’s quail. Judges include Ralph Pulitzer Edgar Queeny and Franke Vestal. Gov elect Sid McMath may present the prize.
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Calendar Is Right Weather Is Wrong
Arkansas sports notes say hunting dominates the season while fishing improves after fall rains. reports from Game and Fish show deer kills rise in early season with strongest hunting in Stone Baxter Grant Pey and Monroe counties. duck geese already moving into the state, with rain guiding better fishing and possible migrations to Louisiana if feeding grounds are scarce.
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Strip Teaser and Manager Reconcile For Four Week Run
New York November 13 Gypsy Rose Lee and the manager of Monteign Club Go Martinique ended a feud and agreed she will star in the nightclub show for four weeks starting Sunday. A dispute over weekly rental for a shepherds crook prop and costume costs led to an earlier walkout. Details of the settlement were not disclosed.
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Actress Aly Khan End Vacation Tour in Mexico City
Mexican reports say actress Ria Hayworth and Indian Prince Aly Khan will likely end their vacation in Mexico City within days. They have spent about a week and a half away and gave no confirmation of marriage plans.
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Calendar of Radio Programs and Parades for Nov 16
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Radio Schedule Highlights New York Navy The Burning Bush
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Beouts roop and camp rally highlight local event
Beouts roop 82 of Guernsey led by Jay Whitney and Geral Rosenbaum organized a notable camp event on Tuesday and Saturday near Texarkana. Troop 80 and Troop 5d from Boy Scouts attended, with Pridey Preston Hunt present during the rally weekend. A recreation fair featured a notable name Birbdon, Braap Hot Cavnisey guiding scouts through activities.
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Warner Brothers Lays Off 1000 Employees
Hollywood reports Warner Brothers has laid off about 1,000 employees amid a slowing production schedule. The company says the actions come during a period of reduced backlog, with a slate of 24 pictures affected by the cuts and the broader slowdown in the film industry.
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