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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Michigan Gives
State a Lesson
In Baseball

EAST LANSING, May 81 -
University of Michigans Big Ten
baseball champions squelched a
ninth inning rally that was good
for three runs, to defeat hfiChI-
gan State, Ga. here today and
sweep their annual two-game
series with the SPaFtahs.
The Wolverines jumped on Joe
Skroeki in the second inning for
four singles and "A walk which was
Sandwiched in with an error 10 net
four runs. and were never headed
as left-hander Neil Muir held
State 10 SIX scattered hts up 10
the ninth inning.
Dick Wakefield. long hitting
right fielder paced the Michigan
l1-hit attack with a triple and
three singles in five appearances.
Bill Fitzsimmons, Spartan center
fielder. led his team with two
doubles.
In tho ninth for the Spartans
with one out. Casey Klewicki
triplcd. vii Davis scratched a
single. FitzSimmonS doubled and
Bob Young triplcd for three runs.
bur Muir frightened 10 remove
Maurice Bolster on an infield fly
and Pitcher AL Jores on strikes.
The defeat snapped a Michigan
State winning streak AT four
games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Pontiac Props Win
State Golf Crown

ANN ARBOR. May 31.-Card-
ing a five over par IT on a rain
swept, soggy course, Dave Reniger
of Lansing Eastern took low med
afist honors- here today in the
annual Michigan high school golf
tournament against a field that
included more than 125 shot
makers from all parts Of the
state.
The 17-year-old senior from
Lansing, who has been playing
golf since he was z years old,
toured the first nine in 42. but
came back in the second nine Ia
shoot one under par 35 for his
medalist honorS score.
A smooth swinging Pontiac
High fourSome won the state
Glass A title with A total score
of 346, which was low team score
for the day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
; Marks Broken
In |. {. 4-A Meet

Continued from First Sport Page
scored since AL Kroenzlcin of
Penn did it before the turn of the
century.
Greg Rice won a special 2-mile
invitation run from Ralp h
Schwarzkopf of Michigan and Mel
Trutt of Indiana in the compare
lively slow time Of 9:05.6. Trutt
dropped out after mile and a
quarter.
The new champions and their
winning performances follow:
Pole Warren Broemel
Columbia. - feet inches.
Javelin- Don Vosberg, Mar
quette, 300 feet Z inches.
120-yard hurdles-Ed Digger,
Tufts. IA
Shot put-A Blozis, George
town. SAB.
1OO-yard Barney Ewell
Penn State, 90
High jump-Gil Peters, Colby
6 feet 4 inches.
Mile Les Mae Mitchell, n.
T.. 4:16.
440-yard IunLJohn Campbell
Fordham, AT.
Broad Jump 49, Barney Ewell
Penn State. "a feet pa inches.
Discus Al BloZiS, Georgetown
$50 feet S&s inches.
Hammer throw-Matt Flaherty
New Hampshire, 173 feet SIS
inches
2-mile run-Bob Nichols, Y. I
State. 9:26.1.
220-yard DASH Barney KwcH
Penn State, DOT.
220-yard low hurdles - Ia
Stickel Pitt. PSI.
SS0-yard run--Les Mac Mitchell
n. Y. L.. 1:53.
Mile rclay-N. y. l., 1854.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
City Pin Checks
Ready Tuesday

City tournament prize checks
will be ready and available at the
Detroit Bowling Association office,
fourth floor. Detroit Recreation
Building, Tuesday. starting at
noon, George w. Niepoth, secre-
tary, announced Saturday.
Low paying scores in the team
event are: Class AA, 1899; Class
A, SO pins over your average; Glass
b. S.. and Class G, ia. In the
regular doubles 1876 is Jow and
over average II. the regular sin
giles $40 and over your average
81. Low in the all-eventS is 1927
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Women, Pros Play

'Stay-at-homes among the pro-
fesSionals will team il with the
women Monday at Detroit Coun-
10y Club in a four-ball, aggregate
score event. The womens district
will play Tuesday at Meadowbrook
and the metropolitan women at
Nfiddlebelt on Wednesday.
This Sunday is an open date in
both the District and NJ. G. n.
.1eagues but competition will be re-
stunned Wednesday in the District
fEeague with seven matches SEIZED
lIed.
1.-The club champions tourna-
Ynent, originally scheduled for to-
day at Bloomfield Hills. has beer
postponed because OF the holiday
rush.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
WOLVERINES WIN BIG TEN NET TITLE
crowns. but trump on team strenqth

GeankopoliS of Minnesota in
straight sets. Richards. who had a
share in the first division doubles
win. was stopped in a long battle
by Kemetick Of Chicagos MaroonS.
in which Richards took the first
set at love but lost the next by
the same score and dropped the
third after the set had been
dcuced
Michigan'S third division doubles
team OF Canon and Gerry Schflan-
der lost in a pair OF hotly con-
tested sets TO Dave Martin and
JohanenSen.
In the No. 2 doubles. lanky. red
haired John Lewis and Stockv
Jerry Rosenthal of Ohio State
completed their feat of lobbing
through the tourney by taking the
first set at love and then Strlc-
Cling through an 1S-gamc second
set to beat Kemetick and Bill Self
Of Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Hagen Began in 1913

Hagen. who played in the Ma
tional Open for the first time in
( 1913, the year Francis Ouimet
beat Harry Vardon and Ted Ray
in their famous playoff. and who
since then has competed in so
many of them he has lost track
of the exact number, is the vet
eran member of the Michigan
delegation. And for Watrous II
will be the twenty-first Open.
limerick Kocsis has been in six
of them. Chuck Kocsis in five and
Stahl and Harbert four each. 1t
will be the third for Turnesa.
The best showing any of them
I has made in recent years was in
/ 1885 at Oakrnont when Hagen fin
ished third, three strokes back
of the winner, Sam Parks Jr.
Chuck Kocsis tied for tenth in
1887 at Oakland Hills and for
fourteenth the previous year at
BaltuSrol.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Municipal Sof+baII
MONDAY, 6 80 p. NJ.
EAST SIDE

Mlcroma,ic Hone vs.. East siders A. c.
AZ Lodge No. !.
Local B.l05O vs. Hudson A. A.. A. Pin.
gree No. l.
Club Tuebor VS. Sanders 4. C.. al Jayne
No. 8
Detroit Jr. saxons vs.. Sweetest II. OF
Mary. al Lodge No 8
J. J. Sports vs.. Gelatin Products al
Lodge No. ..
Zenith Carburetor VS.. JAW No. 154. 81
Gallagher no. 1.
Hi-Lite a. c. rs. Manila Bar, At ST.
Clair No l.
Thompson Products W. Dee Club, At st.
clair No. 3.
Margee Florists vs.. Berry Bros, at Pin
gree No. 2.
WEST SIDE
Green Oak Cafe vs.. y. q p. Eagles, al
Atkinson No. 2.
Fort Wayne @ NJ. vs.. Wonder Bread.
at Atkinson No
First United Church vs.. Auto Electric
AZ Codd 30. 3.
chamberIin Strip vs.. -Four Aces, al codd
No J.
Detroit Rex Products vs. Montgomery
Ward. AZ Atkinson No.
Dtewcrv's Ale vs.. lrsh-Americans 81
~ ". No. 3.
Waits. whelan Police vs.. cubs A. G. at
y. ". 10. 4
A,m,erisCen Eagles vs.. Rascsl' A. C.. at
Fort Wayne CO. p, vs.. Peps,Cola. al
y. ". No. q.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Pros TinyPutter
Is Aid to Accuracy

Paul Munday, Toledo pro-
feSsional. showed Detroit golf fans
something new in the way of put
ters during the recent National
Open trials at Detroit Country
Club.
It's probably the shortest putter
on record. with a shaft which
measures under 2 feet. He holes
out the tiniest puts with it after
rolling up the ball with a reg
ular putter.
The shaft of this odd-looking
implement, which some fans
labeled a "Sawed-off shot gun" is
so short Munday almost has to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Edges Out Mate

Homer Sessions shot an IS Ia
barely edge out his teammate, Bob
McGinniS. who carded an so. Cor
don Bennett rounded out tho East
Lansing quartet with a diSappont-
ing 90.
University High OF Ann ATbor
with its 347 had no trouble in
winning the CD championship
while Roosevelt High of KceCo
Harbor finished a weak second IN
$40 strokes.
Reniger'S II won the Class a
honors as well as being the low
score for the day. Richard F'ingle-
ton OF Hastings High finished a
brilliant round in 20 for Class r
individual honors. Howard Wikel
Of Ann Arbor University High
won Class CD medaliSt title with
his 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Michigan Golfers Eye
Places in 1912 Open
lis Tig hter R
as Only Top Is
:. Land This Time
By VI. 7. DRUKENBRoD

The nine golfers who VIII rep
resent Michigan in the National
Open al Fort Worth. Texas, start
ias Thursday. either are already
on their way or packing grips and
getting ready for the long hike.
Besides Hagen, who as former
champion automatically qualified,
,hiS states delegation includes tho
following survivors Of the trials
IDS; Monday.
..wnlie Turnesa Of Meadowhrook,
~ Watrous OF Oakland Hills, En-
ey3ck Kocsis of Lakepointc, Lorin
Shook Of Saginaw, Chuck Kocsis
OF Stonycroft, Chick Harbert Of
Battle Creek. Jack Winney Of
BEDFORD and Marvin Stahl of Ian
sing
.-s1ii except TUrnesa, the former
National Amateur champion, who
led the local trials, are profess
sionalS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Tennis Results
SINGLES FINALS
FIrAt Division

SINGLES FINALS
First Division
Seymour Greenoerg NorthWestsrn de-
feAied James Tonn. Michigan. So. So.
second Division
walter Kemetick Chicago. defeated Gene
Richards. Northwestern. O-6 90. IS
Third Division
Harry Han Northwestern, defeated Chris
Gssnkopol.s. Minnesota. SO SO.
Fourth Division
Henry Nosek. Minnesota defeated wayne
Stilie. Michigan. 4-6. rs rs.
F1nh Division
Tom Canon. Michigan. defeated Ralph
Johansen. Chicago. 6-l. 50
sixth Division
Alden Johnson. Michigan defeated Ken
meth Silgen, Minnesota so go
DOT RIES FINALS
FIRST Division
Greenberg and Richardb Northwestern
defeated Tobin and Hsmme,t. Michigan.
6-3 Sc.
second Division
Lewis and Ros6pthal Ohio state do
feated Self and kemetick. chicago go
los.
Third Division
Martin and Johsnsen, Chicago. defeated
Canon and schaflander, Michigan. 10. 7-5i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Look to Next Year

While every last one Of them
hopes 10 upset the dope and win
The championship. all are aware
the odds arc greatly against them.
For that reason they'll be willing
10 let the Ben HoganS. the Byron
Nelson's and the Lawson Littles
fight il out for the title and be
content If they can land among
that select little group who will
finish high enough TO qualify Tor
next years tournament.
That will be n tougher PROPOSE
ton. though, than il has been for
some lime because only TO top %
and ties will get in under the
new rtffiffe. Formerly TIE 80 iead-
ers placed. Eddie Kirk was the
only PLAYER from Michigan 10
make the grade a year ago al
Cleveland. He tied for the twenty
third position but now is in the
army and for that reason won I
compete this week at Fort Worth.
II experience counts, the Michl-
gan lineup should do well at Fort
Worth. With the exception OF
Shook and Winney, who will COM
pete for the first time. all have
been through the fire before and
know what it's all about.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

three games in capturing the No
5 bracket crown, and Alden John
son. who scored an amazing pair
Of love sets against Ken Silgen oil
Minnesota in the No 6 section OF
the meet.
Wayne Stlle, Wolverine hope in
the No. 4 division. lost after a
hard 22-game match 10 Henry
Nosek. an unSceded Minnesota
player.
Northwestern had one singles
champion besides Greenberg
Harry Hall, who whipped Chris
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

CHICAGO, May 31.-Michigans
tennis team was able to establish
only two minor divisional cham
pions, but scored decisively on
team strength TO win the 1871 Big
Ten championship. closest in the
history of team competition in the
conference sport. yesterday on the
University of Chicago courts.
Coach Leroy Weir'S men piled
up what turned out TO be a highly
adequate total of Is victories in
the meet, in which five OF the nine
singles and doubles. champions
crowned were drawn from the
ranks Of the unseeded players.
Mort INV estern, although its
team included both the singles
and doublerchampions of the con-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

turned in an 81 over the Crucling
l8-hole course. Five strokes be-
hind Pentiuk came Neal Nc
Dowell with SO, and Adam WoIen-
ski with 81 completed Pontiac 5
winning card.
Scoring total Of 357, East
Lansing High School had a full
l0-stroke edge over Niles. which
placed second. in winning the
Class b crown. Bob ifdHsey paced
mis- team TO victory with his 81
over the tricky course.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

sit down on the green to use it.
Only one hand is needed TO oper-
ate il.
Munday regards It as a safe
guard against careless playing OF
the smallest puts, which, as you
probably know. can be missed
when the pressure is on.
A fine golfer even though he
didn't make the grade here. Mum
day several seasons ago led the
entire country in the trials for
the Open. At that time he was
Paul Runyan's assistant.
The paddle putter, which now is
enjoying considerable of vogue,
was invented by Runyan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
NEW YORK

Totals 80 II Il IL Totals 30 S 81 IL
.BAtted for Huhhcli in seventh.
Ran fer HaFiaett- IN seventh.
tBatted for Wittig in ninth
BROOKLYN OO4 600 nlO-5
New York 100 900 OOl-2
Runs Reese Reser Lavagetto, Med
wick. owen. Rucker. banning Errors
Reiser. Camilh: Rucker urges. Runs
batted in - Young. Medwick 2. Reiser,
Lavagetto. Three-bsse hit Medwick. Home
run Medwick. Sacrifice hits Whitehead.
Casey Stolen base-Herman. Double plays
Young 10 urges Reese 20 CAmi11r, Her
man 10 Reese 10 Camilli. Left on bases
Brooklyn g. New York 3. Bases on balls
on Hubbell 2. of Wittig 3. of Casey 3.
OF Brown 0. Struck out-By Hubbell /,
by Wittig 4, by Casey 4. by Brown /.
Hits--On Hubbell in innings. of Wittig
In innings. of Casey 5 in 8 1-3 innings.
of Brown 3 in 2 2-3 innings Winning
pttcher-casey. Losing pltcher-Huobell.
wild pitches-Casey WittiG. Umpres-
Barr Sears and Jorda. Time-2;l0. At
tendance--23 1888.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Hudson SoffbaII Team y
To Tour in July

Detroit Softball Association Hud-
son girls team Will engage in
two-week tour during July which
will bring II against many of the
contenderS here last September
for world championship honorS.
Included on the itinerary are
teams from Kentucky, Tennessee.
Louisiana. Illinois, Arkansas and
Alabama.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

With boxing talent in demand
al over the country, the dual title
claims in the lightweight, middle
weight and light heavy divisions
should be cleared up by the time
tho indoor season starts next
Autumn
Tony Yale. whose second round
Knockout Of Al Hostak, last
Wednesday In Chicago, proved
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

Totals IS n % ib Totals IS N p Il
'Bsttsd FOR skrocki N eighth
Michigan 0fi 600 100
Michigan state 0i0 O0n O03-G
Runs-steppou Wskefsld 2 Chamber
lain. Sofiak. Harms. kiewich FItzsIu1-
mons ? WI DAVIS. Two,bAse hits Young.
Flt1s.mmons Three base hits WakeNeid.
Klewickl. Errors Chamberlain. RuehIs,
Peleriu. stolen bases Wakefield SAcri-
flee hit-Pelerin. Double play stspp0n -
sofiak 20 Rushs Lett on bases Michl-
kan : state 5 Bases on balls orr Nutr
d off Skrockt2 or Jones o Struckaut .
BY Muir 4. by SkroCk 4 ny Jones l.
Hlts-On Skroch II IN s innings off
Jones in inning Losing pitcher
skorck Umpires- Lindsay ana MAhoncy.
Time 2 0J
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Big 10 Net Finals

ference. was four points short of
the Wolverines, pulling in with a
tie for second with the Chicago
team.
Seymour Greenberg. Northwes-
terms short southpaw ace. smashed
through Jim Tobin of Michigan,
10 win a handy straight sets VIC
tory in the finals. becoming one OF
half dozen since 1891 to hold the
singles crown for two years.
Michigans two divisional cham
pions were Tom Canon. who gave
Ralph JohancnSen Of Chicago only
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
KaroI Krauser After
Junior Mat Crown

Karol Krauser Is going out after
the junior heavyweight wrestling
title Monday evening in the
Arena Bowl under the stars and is
sure he will win. His opponent
is the rugged Mexican athlete.
Gorilla" Macias, present holder
of the M. w. A. title belt in the
class.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
SulIo RecIassified

Nick Sullo, Mack Park manager,
has been reclassified by his draft
board. Sullo was placed in ga
after n rehearing was ordered in
hiS case. Originally Sullo was put
in Ia and ordered 10 report for
induction May -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Only TWo Close

Only University High Of Ann
Arbor. winner of the Class CD
crown and familiar with the Uni
versity of Michigan course, came
close 10 the Glass A champions
The Ann Arbor quartet scored
347 for its round.
Don Vantine led the Pontiac
team to its title with an 81 fol-
lowed by Larry Pentiuk, who
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

once again that
n on of the
National p o y
irg Association
contenders can
offer a serious
challenge. an
nounced himself
as willing and
able 70 m = g [
Billy Soose.
SOOSe Won the
New York YER
sion Of the mid
dleweight title
by deciSioning
Ken Overlin.
Albeit a ques-
tpnable deCis-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
PHILADELPHIA
Totals 81 s 2lls Totals

ted in|Etten. Two-base hits-Mller
Marty. Stolen bases Rowen, BENJAMIN
Sacrifice Johnson Double plays-Hasset
10 Miller 10 Hasset,. Berries 10 Rowel
Mueller 10 Etten. Bragan TO Mueller 4
Ftten Left on bases Boston 3 Philadel
phia 3. Bases on balls-Or salvo 4, OF
Johnson l. Strike outs-By Johnson !
by Salvo /. Hits-Off Salvo 3 In innings
off Early l in ] inning. Umpires-Goetz
Reardon and Conan. Attendance-l, 500
Time OF game-l:50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

ION. II went 10 Soose, And with
the fight game booming every
whcre bat in Detroit the demand
for This match should cause Uncle
Mike Jacobs 10 seriously consider
promoting H. possibly IN Chicago.
Sammy Angott, the -. =. a
lightweight champion, has already
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
.Phi|hes Edge
Boston Braves

BROOKLYN
New York

PHILADELPHIA, May 31.-The
hard hitting Phils got only four
hits good for one run today but
that was enough to nose out the
Boston Braves. 10, in one Of the
tightest games played here this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Successful Owner

Mrs. Henry & PhppS has been
among the 80 leading money-win-
ming owners ever since she started
racing thoroughbrodS in 1927.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Lou Nova 10 Battle
Jim Robinson Friday

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, May 81.
Nova parades his
fiStic wares here Friday night
when he squares off against Jim
Robinson Of Philadelphia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

JARS AND PUNCHES Bob
Montgomery. tho Negro lad whose
win over Low jenkins was decisive
10 say the least, VIII probably get
the first crack al FutZe ZiviC' s.
welterweight crown 49,. And Young
Kid Mccoy, who Has been prom
ISed tho tito match has been idle
since he decISloned Al Nettlow
here In April -. Tom-Tom Walsh
talks about matching Sammy So
erect Pittsburgh boy who won hI>
fifteenth ~tiaiGhl ~ The expense
oi Enrlc Dcrho az Chicago Mari
gold Gardens last week with Nc.
Coy here IN Detroit But ~ a
all talk 50 far
Roscoe Tolcs fights next Thurs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
In the Clinches BY Clayton Heper
TITLE MUDDLES TO BE CLEARED

been signed sealed and viii be do
hvered to New York for "A title
match with Lew Jenkins. the New
York champ, in the first Garden
show. September s.
And ! Jimmy " O. b y. who Wa,
awarded The New York title when
he defeated Johnny Tucker. VIII
meet Gus LcsncNich sometime I'm
July 80 clear up The lrht heavy
muddle causod when Billy Conn
forsnok The division for e crack az
Joe Louis
LcsnCNch thoroughly Subducd
Anton ChfrfofoudI,. who had DIS
y. y A. crown on tho block. in
New YORK Of aIl places.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1941-02-21
Highest Court Rejects Ford Appeal Grounds Employees
We're Misunderstanding With Violence Banned
as Justice Black Challenges Majority Opinion.

Washington, D. C. (ILNS).-In a
decision hailed by both American Fed
GRAFTON of Labor and Congress of In
dustrial Organizations leaders as a
victory for unionism, the Supreme
Court in effect held that the Ford Mo-
tor Company coerced and intimidated
employees to prevent organization by
the G. /. O. United Automobile Work
ers.
In two other decisions important to
organized labor, the court upheld the
right to picket where no relationship
exists between the pickets and the en-
ployees and also limited picketine
rights where it was closely associated
with violence.
The Ford ruling came in company
appeal from decision of the Sixth
Circuit Court of Appeals, upholding
an order of the National Labor Rela-
tions Board. The high court refused
the Ford petition for review of the
lower court decision.
Under the labor boards order, the
company was required to stop dis
couraging memberships in the United
Automobile Workers or any other
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1941-02-21

union and to reinstate with back pay
% men who the board found were
discharged for union activity. The
case arose from union activities at the
River Rouge plant of the Ford Com
pany in 1897.
Review is Refused
The court did not pass judgment on
Ford's activities but simply declined
to review the decision of the Circuit
Court.
The first picketing decision involved
an injunction obtained by the Meadow
moor Diaries, Inc, after it is alleged
repeated acts of violence had taken
place in it's controversy with the Chi
cago Milk Wagon Drivers Union, A.
F. of L. affiliate. A special master
recommended that all picketing be en-
joined and the Illinois Supreme Court
upheld him.
The court split to 8 on the deci-
sion, Justice Frankfurter writing the
majority opinion. Justice Hugo Black
wrote a dissenting opinion, in which
Justice William o. Douglass joined
and Justice Stanley Reed wrote an
other.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1941-02-21
Supreme Court Upholds NLRB in
Order Prohibiting Coercion; Hail
Decision AS Victory for Unionism
State Court Upheld

The majority opinion held that the
Supreme Court was concerned with
the "power" of state court and not
with the wisdom of it's exercise" de-
Gliding that the Illinois Supreme Court
had not transgressed constitutional
barriers.
Freedom of speech and freedom of
the press cannot be too often invoked
as basic to our scheme of society,""
Justice Frankfurter said, "but these
liberties will not be advanced or even
maintained by denying to the states
with all their resources, including the
instrumentality of their courts, the
power to deal with coercion due to ex-
tensive violence"
Peaceful picketing is the working
mans means of communication" he
further said. "But utterance in a con-
test of violence can lose it's signifi-
canoe as an appeal to reason and be-
come part of an instrument of force.
Such utterances are not meant to be
sheltered by the Constitution"
Black in Strong Dissent
Justice Black challenged the ma
jority opinion in a sharply worded
dissent in which he declared the ma
jority view "gave approval to an in
junction which seriously infringes
Continued on page four)