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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1967
Page
4
Estrada fires perfect 12 batters as Mets win 2-1 in 10 innings over St Louis in St Petersburg. The veteran right hander, on Vancouver to Williamsport move, blanks the 12 batters he faced before Jerry Grote's double keys the 10th inning victory.
Report lists ten boxing results with fighters from Maine to Japan and South Korea. Notable bouts include Herrick of Maine stopping Dick French of Rhode Island and Wayne Kine of Pasadena outpointing Matt Blow of New York in Tokyo. Akhisa Someya of Japan outpointed Fighting Kim of South Korea.
Augusta's No. 12 at Masters looms as the Hole of Despair where golfers crumble and fans revel. The Golden Bell par three tempts fate with water, sand, and gusts, delivering drama from Nicklaus to Palmer and beyond.
Solunar Tables printed from Richard Alden Knight's work outline daily Major and Minor periods for fishing and hunting. Major periods begin at the shown time and last about one and a half to two hours. minor periods are shorter. Times use Central Standard.
Bert Yancy shot a five under par 67 to grab a three stroke lead after the first round of the Masters in Augusta. Palmer Nicklaus and Casper tripped on a breezy, muddy day as Yancy, a West Point graduate and Tallahassee native, enjoyed a standout round with six birdies and 17 greens hit.
Baseball exhibition results feature Boston 4, Detroit 1. Kansas City 11, Philadelphia. Washington 5, New York. California 1, San Francisco 0. Cleveland 11, Cincinnati 4. Houston 9, Los Angeles 2. New York N. 2, St. Louis 1 in 10 innings. Baltimore 6, Minnesota 3 in 10 innings. Multiple intracity or neutral-site games follow with pairings and venues listed such as Atlanta Minnesota, Cincinnati Cleveland in Shreveport, New York N. vs Baltimore in Jacksonville, Philadelphia vs Pittsburgh in Richmond, and Chicago N. vs Chicago A at Chicago.
AINTREE England AP report notes John R. Gaines and James J. Houlahan bought Anglo for $42 000 to win the Grand National. The four mile 856 yard course features 30 obstacles with favorites Freddie Different Class and Gregory Peck’s outfit in contention. Anglo ranks among top betting at 12-1 to 10-1 amid rival hopes and past winners.
Aime to Pimlico: Walter Reed servicemen visit Pimlico for a day at the races. About 35 men travel with Sgt. J C Noel Stoffel, visiting guests from Walter Reed Medical Center who plan and fill the list for the trip. They bet, celebrate wins, and discuss racing in the hospital convalescent areas. A second group is planned for the Orioles opening game next Tuesday.
In Guernsey last night the Mohawks beat Waldo Independents 74 57 to reach the finals. Harry Dale and Don Malloy each scored 19 for the Mohawks while Lynn Berry led Waldo with 21. Perry’s beat Spring Hill 112 88 in the other semifinal. Clinton Kidd 24 for Spring Hill and Larry Bruce 31 for Perry’s highlight the scoring. The consolation game opens tonight at 7 with the final at 8 30.
Greg Buckingham of the Santa Clara Swim Club faced a light food poisoning illness after a Stanford visit, missing the National AAU indoor championships while UCLA’s Mike Burton won the 500-yard free with a 4 37 time that tied a pending Buckingham record. Indiana’s Bill Utley defended the 200 yard I M title, Santa Clara set a 400 yard medley relay record, and Yale’s Don Schollander joined the Yale Varsity B team for a late appearance.
Arkansas Razorbacks continue spring drills into a third day with a 4 30 p m filmed scrimmage planned. Head coach Frank Broyles said the team looked a bit better in Thursday’s second practice, noting cooler weather and improved understanding among players.
Montreal roared back in the final period to beat the New York Rangers 6 4 in the opening Stanley Cup semifinal game. Chicago defense beat Toronto 6 2 as the Black Hawks took a firm 1 0 series lead while Montreal set up a second game at home Saturday afternoon against New York.
New York AP reports a possible end to the horsemen boycott delaying Aqueduct races for three days as George D. Widener weighs starting Ring Twice in the Excelsior Handicap after a throat ailment. Brady of the NYRA urges a full card Saturday, while owners press for higher purses.
Friday April 7 1907 in the Western Division playoff San Francisco visits St Louis as San Francisco leads 2 1 in the best of five series with game action noted and standings implied in the headline style of the era.
Arkansas Derby headlines a busy weekend as three year olds vie for Derby berths in races at Aqueduct and Golden Gate Fields. The sport faces a three day shutdown impact from a horsemen boycott, with state revenue losses nearing 2.5 million after weather closures and track disruptions. Names mentioned include James Cox Brady, the New York Racing Association chair, and entries such as Advocator Our Michael Ring Twice Ask the Fare Monitor Mr. Sidney and other Gold Rush contenders.
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