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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1962

Page

4

Oaklawn Goes Into Final Racing Week

Oaklawn Park enters the final week of racing with top riders vying for titles. Larry Spraker returns from a day suspension to push toward Oaklawn riding honors as Wayne Chambers trails closely. The season sees strong attendances, rising betting, and continued competition among jockeys, with notable horses and the Arkansas Derby on the horizon.

Ark Oaklawn Taray Mituel Fanitie Belling Attendanes Larry Spraker Bors Wayne Chambers Spraker Chambers Me's Ipeonie Campbell Ken Arisfith Calvin Stone Robert Gallimore Harlan Qalan Eugene Curry Jack Wieselmann Stone Callach Gallimore Richard Winant

National Hockey League Saturday to Tuesday results

AP report notes no Saturday games and no Sunday results. Montreal leads Toronto series 4 1 after a 4 1 win over Montreal, with Montreal ahead 2 1. Upcoming games include Montreal at Chicago and Detroit at New York with no dates specified.

National Hockey League Sermifinel Pleyel New York Toronto Montreal Chiezga

Fight results from diverse boxing and horse racing events

The report lists several boxing results with fighters like Dick Tiger and Willie Woolf, and notes horse racing mentions including the Louisiana Derby winner Admiral's Voyage. It includes scattered locations such as New York San Francisco and Chicago, with various weights and points, but the text is garbled and partially unreadable.

Associated Press New York Dick Tiger Nigeria Henry Hank Helroit San Francisco Jose Toluca Lowe Mexico Willie Woolf W. Manila Milsunari Seki Idequin Bernie Jones Chicago

Teachers Win Conference Relays in ARKADELPHIA Meet

Arkansas State Teachers dominated the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference Relays in Arkadelphia scoring 93.4 points and setting two records. Wilbur Owens led ASTC with wins in the 100 and 220 yard low hurdles and helped the 440 and 880 yard relays. The mile relay bested the previous mark by .4 seconds and Don Ketcheside threw the discus 149 feet 11 inches.

Arkadelphia Ark Arkansas State Ouachita Hendrix Arkansas A&m Henderson Ozarks Southern State Harding Arkansas ‘Tech Wilbur Owens ASTC Don Ketcheside

Iowa College Sweeps Arkansas Tech In Doubleheader

Buena Vista College of Storm Lake Iowa won both ends of a baseball doubleheader at Russellville Arkansas beating Arkansas Tech 4 3 in the opener and 6 2 in the second The Buena Vista sweep followed a strong pitching performance and timely hitting to secure the series outcome

Russellville Ark Buena Vista College of Storm Lake Iowa Arkansas Tech

Baseball Exhibition Scores and Cancellations Across Teams

A slate of exhibition games produced scores for Washington seven New York three and Kansas City twelve Baltimore one, New York two, St. Louis with Pittsburgh fourteen Cincinnati six, Minnesota six Philadelphia four in ten innings, and multiple other pairings. Several games were canceled or relocated due to rain, including Baltimore vs New York and Philadelphia vs Minnesota.

Associated Press Washington New York Kansas City Baltimore St. Louis Pittsburgh Cincinnati Minesota Philadelphia Tlousion Oklahoma City Detroit St.Louis Chicago Milwaukee San Francisco Boston Houston Cleveland Los Angeles Dallas-Fort Worth Minnesota Qr- Yanda Sarasota Clearwater Fort. Lauderdale St. Petersburg

Congress Eyes 100 Million UN Loan After Budget Debate

Congress moves into its fourth month with the Senate ready to debate a compromise for U.S. loans to the United Nations up to 100 million dollars. Kennedy administration support widens as Republicans back a three year loan plan with terms negotiated by the President.

Washington Congress Senate United Nations Kennedy U.N Congo Middle East T He Ieaders United States

Ridan Heads for Triple Crown Derby Run

Ridan, Florida Derby winner by a nose over Cicada, heads to Louisville for the Kentucky Derby on May 7 as part of a Florida campaign that also includes six other potential Derby runners. Cicada, Sir Gaylord’s stablemate, and contenders Admiral's Voyage, Sharp Count, Black Beard, Boone Co. and Good Fight join the parade toward the Triple Crown races.

Miami Fla Florida Kentucky Cicada Aidan Gen. Duke Admiral’s Voyage Royal Attack Sunrise County Prego New York Decidedly Sir Gaylord Everglades Louisville Sir Gaylord Bahamas

Union Program Favored by Arkansas AFL-CIO Leader

Arkansas AFL-CIO President George H. Ellison says most union officials who heard the Program of Progress favor it. He reports over 200 locals were contacted through 12 district meetings, outlining a 17 point program including repealing the right to work, boosts in workers compensation unemployment insurance and poll tax changes, plus a shift from Tuesday to Saturday elections. Ellison notes 503 officials called it definitely needed, 484 called it a good plan, and 19 said it was fair, with none deeming it poor.

Little Rock Arkansas Afl-Cio George H. Ellison Ellison Wen

Escapee Recaptured Near Forrest City in Mississippi Jail Break

Earlis Alexander, 30, one of five escapees from Monroe County jail at Aberdeen Mississippi, was recaptured in Forrest City Arkansas on Sunday. Sheriff Paul Brasfield said Alexander would be sent back to Mississippi. Three of the other escapees were recaptured. a fourth remains at large.

Forrest City Ark Earlis Alexander Monroe County Aberdeen Miss Paul. Brasfield Alexander Mississippi

When to Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables

The schedule of Solunar period printed here is drawn from John Alden Knight's Solunar Tables. Flaw your days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times to find the best sport each day offers. Major periods begin at the shown time and last about two hours. minor periods are shorter.

John Alden Knight

Celtics Face Seventh Game in Philadelphia Rally Fight

Boston star Cousy says the Celtics are due for a strong game in Philadelphia as the Eastern playoffs head to a potential seventh game. A 119 104 win in Boston intensified with crowd invasions, tempers, and key ejections, including Tom Heinsohn.

Boston Boht Cousy Philadelphia Celtics Detroit Pistons Los Angeles Cousy Sid Borgia Norm Drucker Wilt Chamberlain Sam Jones Carl Braun Guy Rodgers Rodgers Jim Loscutoff Tom Heinsohn

Sonic boom alert issued for Little Rock to St Louis corridor

Bunker Hill Air Force Base warns residents along the Little Rock to St Louis air corridor to expect sonic booms on Wednesday between 3 15 p m and 7 30 p m. The alert specifies the east west route and times for the noise impact.

Little Rock Bunker Hill Air Force Base St. Louis

Braves Lefty Spahn Takes Lopsided Loss in Mesa Exhibition

Milwaukee star Warren Spahn, nearly 41, gave up 10 runs in six innings as the Braves lost 1-6 to the Chicago Cubs in Mesa. Spahn has struggled in spring outings, with 26 runs allowed in 28 innings over five appearances. Cubs' Ernie Banks hit a two run homer off him and Lou Brock added a long drive before being caught at home plate by catcher Joe Torre's snap. Other spring results featured Kansas City A's pounding Detroit 12-6 at Lakeland and several other Cactus/Desert and Florida exhibitions.

Warren Milwaukee Warren Spahn Braves Chicago Cubs Mesa Spatn Boston Braves Spahn Cubs Ernie Banks Lou Brock Brock Joe Torre Lakeland Kansas City A Detroit San Francisco Boston Phoenix Cleveland Los Angeles Dodgers Las Vegas St. Louis New York Mets St. Petersburg Chicago White Sox Cincinati Sarasota Los Angeles Angels Dallas-Fort Worth Palm Springs Houston Oklahoma City Apache Junction Philadelphia Bill Bryan Dick Howser Rocky Colavito Tigers Felipe Alou RBI Orlando Cepeda

Marr Wins Best Money Azalea Open In Sudden Death

Dave Marr, 28, of Sun City Arizona, won the Azalea Open at Cape Fear Country Club after a sudden death playoff with Jerry Steelsmith. Marr birdied the yard hole on the Yardage, earning $20 000 and surpassing his earnings from 10 prior PGA events. Steelsmith, 26, Glendale California, collected $1 900 as runner up after tying in regulation and both players finished seven under par over 6700 yards.

Wilmington N.C Dave Marr Texas Sun City Ariz Jerry Steelsmith Glendale Calif Matt Steelsmith Marr Cape Fear PGA Augusta

Records Fall at Parker Relays in Fayetteville Arkansas

At the Arkansas Relays in Fayetteville Oklahoma dominated the 10 school meet as records fell in sprint medley relay high jump two mile relay 440 relay and four mile relay. The meet had no official winners and points were not tabulated due to a soggy track.

Fayetteville, Ark Arkansas Oklahoma Sooners

Bowling official named first vice president in SBC

Harry Benge of Hot Springs was named first vice president of the Southern Bowling Congress, positioning him next in line to the presidency. George N. Brunt, an Atlanta factory executive, was named president of the Congress for the coming term.

Louisville, Ky Harry Benge Hot Springs Southern Bowling Congress George N. Brunt Atlanta Congress

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