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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1970

Page

4

Hope Star Baseball Schedules Announced For Summer Programs

The Hope Baseball League reveals the summer schedule with tryouts and drafts set for April and May. Ages 9 to 18 must bring birth documents, with tryouts at Legion Field and K Park and open practices starting April 20. League vice presidents share contact details for attendance issues.

Hope Baseball League Hulan White A.J. Rhodes Rufus Herndon Jr Doctors League Bennet Wood Legion Field K’ Park K" Park

NBA Playoffs Forecast and Wednesday Results

AP report notes no games on Wednesday with Western Division semifinals and upcoming schedule. Results include Carolina 110 over Kentucky 106 and Washington 141 over Miami 137. ABA results show Pittsburgh 117 over New York 107 and Denver 142 over Dallas 113. Philadelphia? Los Angeles 198, New Orleans 102. Indiana vs Carolina in Charlotte. Miami at Denver. Washington at Pittsburgh.

Associated Press Phoenix Los Angeles Carolina Kentucky Washington Miami Pittsburgh New York Denver Dallas Los Ang New Orlas Indiana Charlotte N.C

Defense Dominates Arkansas Scrimmage Says Broyles

Arkansas coach Frank Broyles praised the defense after a 1 hour 20 minute scrimmage in Fayetteville. The defense overwhelmed the offense as receivers struggled against stunting rushes, while the offense produced four touchdowns led by Bill Burnett with 106 rushing yards. Jon Richardson added a 5 yard TD run, Bill McClard kicked four field goals, and Joe Ferguson completed 14 of 20 passes for 85 yards. Walter Nelson sat out with a bad elbow, Bill Montgomery went 6 for 11 for 114 yards.

Fayetteville Ark Arkansas Razorbacks Frank Broyles Broyles Bill Burnett Burnett Jon Richardson Bill McClard Joe Ferguson Shreveport Bill Montgomery Walter Nelson

Palmer Pleased With His Game At Masters

Arnold Palmer, battling a cold, says his game is sounder than in five years as he enters Augusta National for the Masters with Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player among the top contenders. Palmer, 40, aims for a fifth green coat while acknowledging tough greens and fierce competition. Nicklaus, dealing with his father’s death, prepares amid slick greens and high hopes.

Hubert Mizell Associated Press Augusta Arenold Palmer Palmer Jack Nicklaus Gary Player Augusta National Golf Club Arnold Augusta National Bruce Devlin Dan Sikes Nicklaus Jack Deane Beman Devin Australia Miami Devlin Muselers Llth Arnold Palmer Archer

Solunar Tables From Knight Guide For Daily Hunting

Solunar Periods schedule derived from Richard Alden Knight's tables. Plan days to hunt during prime periods for best sport potential, aiming for productive terrain and favorable cover times.

Richard Alden Knight

Nothing Seems Wrong With Tiger Hurling

The Detroit Tigers shut out the Washington Senators 3-0 as Joe Niekro, 25, debuting after an off season trade from San Diego, held the Senators to six hits. It capped a stretch where Detroit’s depleted mound staff posted two straight shutouts in three days while the offense supported with timely hits. Other scores: Kansas City 2 Oakland 0. Baltimore 3 Cleveland 2. Milwaukee 1 California 6. In the NL, St Louis 7 Montreal 2. Atlanta 6 San Diego 1. San Francisco 5 Houston 4. Cincinnati 5 Los Angeles 2. Bill Freehan and Wilkie Horton fueled Detroit’s win with key hits.

Herscheln&snasunn Associated Press Washington Senators Bowie Kuhn Detroit Tiger Joe Niekro Tiger Denny McLain Detroit San Diego Senators Mickey Lolwich Washington Kansas City Dick Drago Qukland Mike Cuellar Baltimore Cleveland California Milwaukee St. Louis Montreal Atlanta San Francisco Houston Cincinnati Los Angeles Bill Freehan Wilkie Horton Niekro George Brunet Royals Bob Oliver Kirkpatrick Auns Luis Alcaraz Orioles Cuellar Barry Moore Dave Johnson Andy Etchebarren Tom Murphy Angels Rudy May Ken Tatum

Winners in Gaslite Bowling Tournament

News brief lists winners and top placers from the Gaslite Bowl event in EmmetArk La VIl lage. The First Place team Perrys Truck Stop Bowling Team posted 2784 team handicap, with Four Plus One 2770 Make-Up Belles 2758 Hope Federal 2737 Prescott Motors 2703 Lewis McClarty also placing. Jo Cummings and Bobby Cummings won the doubles event with 1244 pins. Katherine Kalba led All Events with 1760 pins, others placing included Mary Reilly Jo Cummings Avis Lingard Jimmie Nicholas and Dolores McBride.

Perrys Gaslite Bowl Emmet Make-Up Belles Hope Federal Prescott Motors Lewis McClarty Jo Cummings Bobby Cummings Emmet Women’s Bowling Association Ark-La-Village Arkla Village Katherine Mary Reilly Avis Lingard Jimmie Nicholas Bobbie Cummings Avis Linvard Dolores McBride Dude Patrick

Strategy Pays Off for Giants

The San Francisco Giants staged a late rally against Houston, coming from 4-2 down in the eighth thanks to Hal Lanier’s single and a pinch double by Steve Whitaker. Manager Clyde King employed strategic moves, including pinching for Burda and Hunt, triggering a tying run and a winner by Allan Gallagher. Elsewhere in baseball, Atlanta, Cincinnati, and St. Louis won, while Orioles, California, Detroit, and Kansas City also posted victories. Cincinnati’s Jim McGlothlin earned his National League debut win.

Hal Bock Associated Press San Francisco Giants Houston Giants Astros Hal Lanier Steve Whittaker Clyde King Bob Burda Bobby Bonds Harry Walker Jack Billingham Jack DiLauro King Ron Hunt Burda Hunt Allan Gallagher Gallagher Atlanta San Diego Cincinnati Los Angeles St. Louis Montreal Baltimore Cleveland California Milwaukee Detroit Washington Kansas City Oakland Dick Dietz San Francisco Doug Rader Jim Beauchamp Walker Rico Carly Braves Pat Jarvis Bob Tillman Jim McGlothlin Dodgers Bobby Tolan Reds Clay Carroll McGlothlin Gary Nolan Jim Merritt Richie Allen Allen

Masters Bets on Six Key Holes to Win

Devlin, a former plumber turned golf pro, stresses six Augusta holes determine Masters fate No. 4 5 10 11 13 18. He predicts breaking par on all six over the week wins. notes changes at 15th and 1st hole traps could add strokes. Mentions past champions Palmer Nicklaus Player era and Archer as outsiders seeking back-to-back.

Devlin Palmer-Nick+laus Gay Browser Bob Goalby George Archer Archer Nicklaus Brewer Tommy Jaycobs

Archer Says Ben Hogan Has Changed

Augusta Georgia AP Archer notes Ben Hogan now comes across as warm and friendly after Masters dinners. The 1953 Masters champion, sidelined by knee trouble, flew in for the pre Masters gathering and denied that winning here brings a $1 million payoff.

Hubert Mizell Associated Press Augusta George Archer Ben Hogan Augusta National Texas Hawk Archer Hogan Ben Fort Worth

Razorback Baseball Splits doubleheader with William Jewell

The University of Arkansas beat William Jewell College 7-2 in the first game and lost the second 3-? A three run homer by Dorothy gave Arkansas the lead in the fifth of the opener. Arkansas added four runs in the seventh on walks a Wanger single Jones double and Howard triple. Rick Hancox’s seventh inning single clinched the Jewell win in game two as Howard hit an inside the park homer for Arkansas.

Fayetteville, Ark University of Arkansas William Jewell College Dorothy Arkansas Razorbacks Fred Wanger Mark Jones Freddie Howard Rick Hancox William Jewell Howard

Cardinals Round Out Flood Trade

SP Louis Cardinals ship first baseman Guillermo Montanez to Philadelphia to compensate for Curt Flood. Flood will not play this year. Phillies GM John Quinn says Montanez will play for Philadelphia's Pacific Coast League affiliate in Eugene, Oregon.

Louis St. Lows Cardinals Guillermo Montanez Philadelphia Phillies Curt Flood John Quinn Montanez Eugene Ore

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