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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1937

Page

6

Tigers May Lose Their Fight In Detroit Camp Shakeup

A garbled sports column by Harry Grayson discusses Detroit Tigers preseason woes led by manager Mickey Cochrane hurt by injuries and aging. It notes Cochrane may only catch 40 games, questions about pitching depth with Tebbetts stepping in, and Rowe adapting his delivery to regain form as the club faces uncertainty.

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Detroit pitching outlook laced with players and prospects

The piece surveys Detroit's rotation with Tommy Bridges as second ace, notes Auker’s tiller pitching, Trout as a bright prospect, and glancing mentions of Warne, Lawson, and the Sullivan twins. It weighs Coffin, McLoughtin, McLane, Lopata, French, and Pitre among others, while referencing Ceremonial lineups and Greenberg, Gehringer, York, and Cochrane infield plans for a 1939-40 era Detroit club.

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Arlington offers horsemen a $376,000 incentive

Arlington Park will be a Meces for horsemen during duty as Chicago track allocates over $376,600 to owners through the Golden Thirty Days. John J. Hertz, chairman, says added money in two big stakes will be doubled, with the Arlington Handicap rising to $20,000 and the Inaugural Handicap to $5,000. The Matron Stake for fillies and mares, seeded at $1,000, is revived.

Chicago INEAI Arlington Park John JD. Hertz

Yankees Edge Tigers in Tight Season Opener

In a tense debut, the Yankees hold off the Tigers by one run as chatter centers on a compare of teams this season and manager Walt Disney era figure Mickey Cochrane voices doubt about swing and lineup days before the season begins.

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Local Visitors and Passings Highlight Week

Tokio AL and Washington Hope visitors Molt and Sir Uuddleston called on Tuesday. Henry and Ufurbert Youngs of Corejne visited friends Sunday. Mrs A M L McLarty and her little son planned Thursday visit with parents in Nashville. Virgil Wortham of Prescott came on business Thursday. Nos Oldnor and G C McLarty stopped by Bingen Saturday. John Cooley of Highline attended business Tuesday. Mrs Ray Thompson and daughter Ettie visited. A coal miner in Mineral Springs Loresefiayy designed to eliminate carbon monoxide hazards.

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Weekend Visits Across Shreveport Area

Green Laseter J H Woodul visited Shreveport with friends and relatives. Miss Helen Battles joined Miss Cricket It for Sunday. Miss Betty Louw Clark spent Samuer day night with Miss Gloria Wolf. Bernige, Dorothy Page Cumbie were supper guests of Burl Ross. Jim James and Frances Payne visited Hope. Mary Pooman visits daughter in Oak Grove. Dint Cumbie family and J A Woodal shared Sunday with Clint Martin in Harmony. Anstey Gilbert and wife returned from Columbia. Mrs Purtle Willis visits her parents, Dan and Mrs Bawden.

J. H. Woodul Shreveport Helen Battles Cricket Betty Louw Clark Gloria Wolf Missex Bernige Dorothy Page Cumbie Burl Ross Shower Springs Jim James Frances Payne Hope Glen Gilbert Mary Pooman Raymond Ross Oak Grove Dint Cumbie Bernice Dorothy Faye J. A. Woodal Clint Martin Harmony Anstey Gilbert Columbia

Fines From Exhaust Invented by Wuertel in Ohio

Coorge D Wuertel a mechanical engineer in Toledo Ohio claims a new fines from exhaust device. The invention promises to reduce emissions and improve engine efficiency, with testing planned at local facilities and potential licensing opportunities for auto parts makers.

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Arkansas Colleges Open Track Season Faces Strong Teams

Conway Arkansas opening track season features Arkansas State Teachers College Bears and Hendrix Warriors as top contenders from last year's state meet. Bears miss key stars while Tech welcomes solid rivals. Jonesboro and Russellville hosts set for Friday afternoon meets as coaches tout depth and promise from returning lettermen and newcomers.

Conway Ark Arkansas Stae Teachers College Bears Hendrix College Warriors Bears Layton Gray Ken Mosley Don Surran Arkansas Tech Wonder Boys Russellville Warriors Arkansas State Jonesbeary Warren Woodson James Ail College of the Ozarks Jack Baldridge Howard Montgomery Abifhis Ivan Grove Vwentdyix Dayne Hunnicutt Milkued Philips Leslie Speck Levins

Training Camp Finds Across The Nation

In Orlando Washington Senators fought back to a four to three win over Chattanooga farmhands. In Fort Smith the New York Giants faced Cleveland’s Rob Feller, but Giants were shut out for the first three innings and finished scoreless. In Longview Texas manager Jimmy Dyker warned of weak pitching as Chicago White Sox visit for a home game against Pittsburgh. In Oklahoma City New York Yankees blanked the team with a four hit shutout by Walter Brown and Spurgeon Chandler. In Jacksonville Cincinnati Reds pitcher Ray Davis held the Sally League club to six hits before rain halted play with the game tied. In San Antonio Ethan Allen and Beau Bell provided timely eighth inning hits aiding St. Louis Browns past the Cubs. In Sarasota the Boston Bees opened an early lead as regulars and scrubs played a 2-2 practice game. In Savannah Boston Bees again started strong.

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Fayetteville hosts Unit of Arkansas high school meet

About 25 track teams and 15 tennis squads will compete this weekend in Fayetteville for the annual Unit of Arkansas invitation. Tennis singles and doubles begin near 8:30 Friday morning with finals Saturday. Walter Hudson of Hot Springs won last year’s singles title, while the Little Rock duo J. J. Freeman and Buddy Schaer claimed the doubles crown.

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Social News From Liberty and Surrounding Towns

Old Liberty residents visit Magnolia relatives while Jack Conway and family shop in Hope. Brankley Neal guests of P. A. Neal. Ruby Evans of McNab calls on Juanita and Willie Calhoon. A gathering at Evert Edwards’ is well attended. Hicks families shop in Hope and visitors call in Sunday and Monday. Easter visits include Guy Hicks. Wolves threaten area after years.

J. B. Hicks Carl Frank Gilbert Magnolia Jack Conway Hope Brankley Neal P. A. Neal Ruby Evans McNab Juanita Willie Madge Calhoon Joe Wodies Near Hope Laly Hicks Evert Edwards T. F. Hicks Louise J. W. Griffin P. A Floyd Pardue Mack Hicks Guy Hicks

Columbia Team Faces Five-Game Stay After Rainout

Columbia will stay five days as Thursday's game with the Savannah Fars was washed out by rain, delaying the baseball schedule and forcing adjustments to travel plans and upcoming matchups.

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Sweet Home Prestaches and Socials Reported in Local Items

Sweet Home Bro George W Toland of El Dorado preached here Saturday night Sunday and Sunday night Mr and Mrs Will Campbell were Prescott visitors Tuesday Miss Lillian Brown of McCastill was Thursday night guest of Miss Theda Earl Campbell Vergie Lee Bettie Joe and John Smith of Sutton spent the weekend here with their mother Mrs Will Campbell and Mr Campbell Those who enjoyed the surprise birthday party in the home of Mr and Mrs Ernest Spears in honor of their son William Dolce s 10th birthday March 27 were Marjorie and Patricia Ann Huskey Mary Frances and Marie Lou Ward Herschel and Carroll Lee Mary Frances Sewell Caroline Huskey Bobbie Gene Barr Charles Brown and Raymond Honea io livestock along the Missouri Arkansas line near Salem Mo

Geo. W. Toland el Dorado Sunay Will Campbell Prescott Lillian Brown McCastill Theda Earl Campbell Vergie Lee Bettie Joe John Smith Sutton Campbell Harhe Ernest Spears William Dolce Marjorie Patricia Ann Huskey Mary Frances Marie Lou Ward Herschel Carroll Lee Mary Frances Sewell Caroline Huskey Bobbie Gene Barr Charles Brown Raymond Honea

Travelers to Meet Yankees Saturday

LITTLE ROCK Poindexter and Midkiff, both in good condition, are slated to pitch against the world champion Yankees at Travelers Field on Saturday afternoon. Poindexter led Little Rock with 12 wins and 14 strikeouts in a 1936 season marked by a 11 losses, while Midkiff, recently optioned from the Red Sox, comes with a winter training background and a 6-3 finish in the Piedmont League last season.

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