Fights Last Night Across Multiple Cities Noted Winners
Boxers from Newark to San Antonio fought in brief cards with outpoints and stoppages. Notable results include Baksi over Holden in Newark, Filey Bennett over Dade in Australia, Docusen over Wever in New Orleans, Daly over Jordan in New York, Wember over Rossie in Chicago, Brion stopping Walls in Jersey City, West stopping Beltram in Baltimore, King over Domenick in Holyoke, Andrews over Russo in Providence, Carrabella over Joshua in New Britain, and Curl stopping Banugie in San Antonio.
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N. J
Joe Baksi
Kulpmont
Ginray Holden
Elizabeth
Sydney Australis
Harold Dade
Los Angeles
Calif
Filey Bennett
Austra
New Orleans
Maxie Docusen
New
New York
Eastern Parkway Arena
Billy Daly
Brooklines
Mass
Henry Jordan
Chicago
Danny Wember
Bob Rossie
Iowa City
Jersey City
Cegar Brion
Argentina
Jimmy Walls
Englewood
Baltimore
Sonny Boy West
Washington, D. C
Willie Beltram
Holyoke
Steve King
Brooklyn
Joe Domenick
Providence
R. J
Roy Andrews
Lowell
Masa
Freddie Russo
Rahway
New Britain
Conn
Dany Carrabella
Puerto Rico
Aaron Joshua
Calcutta
India
San Antonio
Tex
Jimmy Curl
Felipe Banugie
Monterrey
Mexico
Pegler defend against Catholic unionists plea for prayer
Westbrook Pegler critiques a Wage Earner appeal to pray for him, labeling it hypocritical. He condemns the CIO leadership, cites Philip Murray and Reuther brothers, and argues unions foster crime and tyranny, demanding accountability from union officials.
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Detroit
Association of Catholi Trade Unionists
Westbrook Pegler
Pegler
Association of Catholic Trade Unionists
T Hat
Philip Murray
C. I. GO
Asiarson
Reuther Brothers
United Auto Workers
C. I
Dia
Murray
C. 1
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Pulix
Harvard
Hiss Brothers
Pressman
Oatch
Communist Party
Brain Co. O
Germany
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Reuthers
Snagmuch Ag
Wage Banner
Southwest conference football scouting and TV games debate
In Arkansas sports notes, the expansion of television could undercut the Southwest conference scouting rule as broadcasts multiply. A coach even watched the SMU Rice game by TV, while questions arise about how much a scout can learn from a televised view. The piece also covers local prep suspensions, Little Rock prep outcomes, and upcoming baseball plans in Hot Springs.
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Carl Bell
Little Rock
Southwest
Dallas
Harry Walker
Rusal
Jiankie Robinson
Hot Springs
Newt
Seidevers
Fast Field Tees Off in Fort Smith Hardscrabble
Bart Smith reports the fifth annual Hardscrabble Women's Open Ball qualifier in Fort Smith. Six low scores advance to Match Play through Saturday. Defending champ Patty Berg, Babe Zsha vias, 15-year-old McJene Bauer, Marjorie Lindsay, and Betty MacKinnon head the field. Lindsay shot 74 in practice, under par for women.
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Bart Smith
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Babe Zshavias
Denver
Long Beach
Calif
Jene Bauer
No Letup for Hope Bobcats at Camden
The Hope Bobcats travel to Camden for their second confer ence game against the Panthers. Last week Texarkana beat Hope 7 0, and Camden lost both recent outings, making this a critical test as Hope seeks a conference win to dim Panther title hopes.
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Camden
Panthers
Texarkana
Cats
Camden Boys
Border City Hogs
Panther
Ouachita County Boys
Pine Bluff
Sam Coleman
Clyde Trickey
Fordyce
Howe Tans
Notre Dame may not lose seven games this season says Leahy
A collage of sports chat notes and schedules highlights bold predictions about Notre Dame's season, pro teams leaning on historic tactices, college clashes, and upcoming winter tours. Mentions Fritz Crisler, Ray Hike Leahy, Earl Blaik, Lou Little, Ivy Williamson, Claude Radtke, and various radio and tour plans across 1949 50.
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New York
Leahy
Notre Dame
Steelers
Fritz Crisler
Ray Hike Leahy
Earl Blaik
Shula
Lou Little
Harvard
Lou
Wisconsin Grid
Ivy Williamson
Badgers
Claude Radtke
Lawrence College
Radtke
Trobabes
U. of Southern California
Mrs Goodman Seeks Separate Court Trial In Arkansas Case
Malvern Oct 18 Trial of two Journey Arkansas party training school officials on one of 17 charges of mistreating inmates is scheduled in Circuit court. Mrs Panny Dubaway Goodman, former head of the school, will seek to be tried separately later. Prosecutor W H McClellan said he would not oppose such a provision by Goodman’s attorney. Also mentioned are other court actions and local schedule details.
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Jai
Joumey Arkansas Party Training School
Panny ‘Dubaway Goodman
W. H. McClellan
Edwin Dunaway
Vituski County
New York
Geas
Mr. Carte Aye Uni
Tin Toland
BBC
Janie
Bob Porta
Hove
McClellan
Rand
Jack Smit
Hoatery
Hila Pigkens
Fort Smith
Abe
Washington
Cat Amwrica
la Free World
Top Radio Lineup and Mountain Elevation Noted
Wednesday radio schedule lists NBC Eddie Albert segment at noon, Lopez Musier at 1:20, Today’s Children at 6:15, CBS Perry Mason at 11:13, Bandstand at 3:35, ABC Romance Drama at 10 a.m. Breakfast in Hollywood at 1 p.m. and Ladies Be Seated at 2:36. Also notes the Great Smoky Mountains in North Carolina rise over 5,000 feet for 38 miles.
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NBC
Lopez Musier
CBS
ABC
Hollywood
Great Smoky Mountains
North Carolina
Extended Forecast for U K and Gulf States Period
The extended forecast covers the period 18 to 22 with temperatures in Arkansas Eastern Louisiana and Mississippi showing highs around 76 to 82 degrees and lows about 50 to 54 degrees. Normal ranges are noted and precipitation is light to moderate in the west with scattered showers expected Thursday and for the extreme northwest Wednesday.
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Arkansas
Leouisiana
Aldboind
Mississippi
Florida
Notre Dame Dominates AP Poll After Tulane Victory
Notre Dame earned clear first in the third AP poll as experts favored the Fighting Irish after a 46-7 rout of Tulane. Army, Minnesota and Michigan followed with strong showings, while Oklahoma and California rounded out the top ten amid a season of decisive results for poised contenders.
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Notre ‘Dame
Tulane
Notre Dame
Army
Covntry
South Bend
Trish
New Orleans
Harvard
Minnesota
Hernie Gierman
Gophers
Ohio State
Kansas
Oklahoma
Michigan
Valverines
Northwestern
B Team Faces Magnolia Tonight and Prescott Contest
Rian leads the Hope team to Magnolia for an 8 o clock game against the Panthers. Junior Kit tens travel to Prescott for a 7 45 contest with the Wolf Cubs. In a prior meeting Weeks ago the Bobkittens returned home with a two touchdown victory.
Campbell Leads in- Rushing as Razorbacks Prep for Vanderbilt
In Arkansas camp Campbell again tops the national yardage race with 324 yards on 43 carries though injuries loom for Grenier and Lunney. Lindy Berry of Texas Christian heads the passing and offense leaders while Texas and TCU share top team stats. Vanderbilt faces a bruised but focused defense as Kentucky and SMU loom. Baylor and Texas A M tweak defenses. Rice and Texas rest injured but eye championship clash. TCU adjusts to injuries ahead of Mississippi.
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University of Arkansas
Vanderbilt
Grenier
Bob Smith
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Texas Christian
Lindy Berry
Texas
TCU
Ena Frank
Fischel
Johno Lumney
Razorbacks
Lunney
iFischel
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Tenn
Vanderbilt Commodores
Cerek Bill
Southern Methodist
Matty Bell
Mustangs
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Baylor
Texas A
M. TheAggies
Aggies
John Christensen
Rice
Jess Neely
Rice Owls
Owls
SMU
Dutch Meyer
Wayne Rogers
Buckle Clarence Manab
Mississippi
Norwegian Sailors Strike in New Orleans Over Pay Dip
About 130 Norwegian sailors on three ships Kirsten D, Bertha Brovig, and Dev held a sitdown in New Orleans over pay adjustments caused by a devalued Kroner. Eriksen, head of the Norwegian seamen’s union, said negotiations were ongoing in Oslo and two more Norwegian ships were due, likely increasing the strike.
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Wy Keilf Eriksen
Nortyo- Bian Senmen’s Union
Kirsten D
Bertha Brovig
Dev
Eriksen
Oslo
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