Teachers Bop Ouachita in an Upset
Arkansas State Teachers rallied from two defeats to upset Ouachita 3-7 at Conway in the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference. Tech topped A&M 16, Harding beat Southern State 20-7, and Henderson routed College of the Ozarks 27. Tech leads ATC standings on opening-night results.
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Little Rock to join American Association baseball circuit
Louisville report says Little Rock has been admitted by unanimous vote to the American Association, becoming the seventh AA club after Southern Association folded. Burris confirms community ownership plan with Ray Windsor named general manager. Burris notes no concern over seven teams and hints a major league working group.
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When to Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables
A short note introducing Solunar periods from John Alden Knight's tables explains how to plan fishing or hunting by major and minor periods. It suggests aligning trips to times labeled as major periods, each lasting around one to two hours, to maximize sport potential.
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Community ownership eyed for Little Rock Colonels team
Winder returned from the meeting and declined comment as Burris plans talks with Louisville Mayor Canger about a community ownership model for the Colonels. Attendance troubles persist while the team competes in the Junior World Series amid football rivalries and a four game Arkansas-Southern Methodist series. Razorback Shoals unbeaten with a 30-6 win in the last game.
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Major League Leaders Highlight Names and Seasons
The Associated Press notes leaders across batting pitching and fielding. Ruhnels heads batting with 326 as Mantle and Siebern show high totals. Killebrew leads home runs with 44 while Wickersham maintains top pitching with 11 4.
National League Batting and Power Leaders Summary 1939
National League leaders include T Davis of Los Angeles with 347 at bats and 150 RBIs. Robinson of Cincinnati has 342 runs, Wills of Los Angeles 28 runs, Mays of San Francisco 137 RBIs and 227 bits, Robinson 208 doubles, with 51. Triples tied among Wills Davis Callison and Virdon with 10. Mays leads home runs with 15.
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Parkers Turn on Steam to Blast Tulsa
Arkansas back Billy Moore ran for 239 yards and a 90 yard touchdown as the Parkers defeated Tulsa 42-34. Billy Moore hit 12 of 14 passes and scored twice, while Billy Gray added two TD passes and Freddy Marshall set up a late score. The Hogs opened with a 34-7 win over Oklahoma State and eye a Texas Christian opener, with Coach Frank Broyles cautious about overstatement.
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Arkansas Razorbacks Dominate Tulsa In High-Scoring Display
Tulsa coach Glen Dobbs praised Arkansas as the strongest team he has seen in seven years of visiting Paytelville. Arkansas surged ahead with a 77 yard opening drive and multiple scoring plays, including passes by Moore and a solid rushing game. Tulsa fought back briefly, but Arkansas depth and quarterbacking sealed the win, with key plays late in the fourth quarter extending their lead.
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Bond issue to fund Bluff city buildings targeted in November vote
Pine Bluff city council calls for November general election to approve a 182,214,000 bond issue for new municipal buildings. A four mill tax would support the issue. In Little Rock the Arkansas Licensed Practical Nurses Association plans its 11th annual meeting at Rock Park with about 300 nurses expected to attend representing 27 associations statewide.
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Razorbacks set scoring marks in historic yardage games
The text cites Razorback records with players trappee and Moore totaling 19 0 yards and single-game yardage highs. LaMar McWan tops three 1951 53 games with 257 yards vs Texas A and M, 263 vs A&M, and a 1953 score against Tulsa. Jack Robbing racks up 294 against SMU in 1995.
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