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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1971

Page

7

Aggies Face Key Tech Series In SWC Title Chase

Texas A M leads SWC baseball with 9 0 conference mark and a 24 3 overall record as Texas Tech, Texas Christian and Texas loom. Coach Tom Chancler says Tech is strong and the series could decide the league. Elmendorf returns after missing 15 games with an eye injury and batters hit over .300.

Associated Press Texas A&m Tom Changler Texas Aggies Texas Tech Texas Christian Texas Aggies College Station Chandler Baylor SMU Rice Chancler Tech TCU Houston Mississippi State Arkansas R. J. Englert Paul Czerwinski Bruce Katt Pat Jamison Charles Kelley Dave Elmendorf Elmendorf

Hope Star publication data and rates from 1929

The Hope Star Star of Hope 1899 consolidated issue lists publication details, staff roles, and circulation notes for January 18, 1929. It includes office address 212-14 S Walnut St Hope Arkansas and pricing for subscriptions by carrier and mail across various counties and states, with rates for different time spans and regions.

Star of Hope Consolidated Star Building S. Walnut St Hope, Ark P.O Area Hope Hempstead Nevada Miller Counties Arkansas Lafayette Howard, Pike, Clark

Coody Credits Green Pants For Masters Victory

Charles Coody credited superstition plus a green pants outfit to winning the Masters over Jack Nicklaus and John Miller. He cited luck from green pants on April 11 in 1969 1970 and 1971 and often wears a red shirt on the tournament’s second round for luck. He also noted using an English half penny marking his ball and eating sweet potato biscuits for confidence.

Will Grimsley Augusta Charles Coody Jack Nicklaus John Miller Coddy Coody Caryn

State Explodes Over Trinity in Ninth to Beat Trinity

Arkansas State University surged for six runs in the ninth inning to defeat Trinity University 7 4 in a Southland Conference baseball game. The Indians trailed 4 1 entering the final frame before six walks and four hits produced the decisive rally led by Ed McLain with a three run double and Larry Moffett driving in two with a double. Charles Blackburn earned the victory for ASU, his fifth.

San Antonio Tex Arkansas State University Trinity University Indians Ed McLain Larry Moffett Charles Blackburn

Datsuns Dominate Nairobi Safari Rally Lead

Datsuns place first and second at the East African Safari rally in Nairobi with Hermann and Schuller favored for overall victory pending scrutineering. Uganda's Mehta and Doughty lead the first arrivals, while Aaltonen and Eastern complete the works team lineup as results await scrutineering.

Nairobi Kenya Edgar Hermann Stuttgart Hans Schuller Hermann Schuller Uganda Shekhar Mehta Mike Doughty Rauno Aaltonen Finland Paul Eastern Britain Mehta Bavaria Kenya Coast Sydney

Black Hawks Sweep Flyers In Four straight Playoff Win

Bruce Lowitt reports the Chicago Black Hawks overwhelmed Philadelphia 6-2 to seal the best of seven NHL quarterfinal series in four games. Jim Pappin scor ed thrice as Cliff Korell added two goals and Billy Reay praised defense that held the Flyers to two goals per game. The other series saw Toronto beat New York, Boston beat Montreal, and Minnesota edge St Louis as the set resumes Tuesday.

Black Hawks Bruce Lowitt Associated Press Chicago Philadelphia Flyers Hawks New York Toronto Rangers Maple Leafs Boston Bruins Bobby Orr Montreal NHL Minnesota Bobby Rousseau North Stars St. Louis Blues Charlie Burns Boston St. Louis Billy Reay Jim Pappin Cliff Korell Emile Francis Bob Nevin Vic Hadfield Dave Balon Ron Stewart Nevin Darryl Sittler Tom Johnson Bruins Orr

Conference Worred by Unruly Conduct

The Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference Faculty Committee ordered each member school to curb unruly conduct at athletic events after incidents at football and basketball games last fall. A conference spokesman cited sportsmanship as a major problem and action was taken Friday night.

Little Rock Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference AIC

Synchronized Meet Won by Californians

The Merionnettes of San Francisco defended the AAU Senior Indoor Synchroni zed Swimming title in Charlotte. They totaled 128.244 points, edging Santa Clara Aquamaids at 126.471 with Merionnettes B team third at 112.081, while Heidi O Rourke won the solo and teamed with Joan Lang for the duet title.

Aquamaids San Francisco Merionettes Merionnettes Heidi O’rourke Joan Lang

Australian Seeded First at Charlotte

The world's second-ranked tennis player Tony Roche of Australia is seeded first at the NCNB Open in Charlotte beginning Tuesday. The field is packed with top Americans and includes the entire 1970 U S Davis Cup squad and seven major stars under contract to World's Championship Tennis.

Charlotte Tony Roche United States U.S Ruche Dallas-based Organization Awded Nalionaire Lamaar Chip Riches Auiertica Supe Stan Smith Arthur Ashe Marty Kiessen Zelkie Franulovic Yugoslavia Dennis Ralston Boo Lutz WCL

Travelers rely on pitching depth for 1970 season

Arkansas Travelers manager Jack Krol outlined a pitching heavy plan for the 1970 Dixie Association season. He listed four solid starters—Rudy Arroyo, Jackie Stripling, Ed Meredith, Steve Evans—and fifth man Dennis Daboll, with a 12-man staff and two soon to be cut. He praised catcher Skip Jutze and highlighted key infielders Tom Heintzelman Milo Ramirez Kenny Reitz Phil Trombino among others and noted openers against Shreveport to start the campaign.

Little Rock Jack Krol Arkansas Travelers Krol Dixie Association Rudy Arroyo Jackie Stripling Ed Meredith Steve Evans Dennis Daboll Arroyo Daboll Meredith Striplling Travelers Skip Jutze Mike McDonald Modesto Phil Trombino Tom Heintzelman Heintzelman Milo Ramirez Cardinals Baltimore Ramirez Kenny Reitz Charlie Stewart Jorge Roque Bob Wissler Minnesota Danny Napoleon Traveler Don Kirckland Shreveport

Television Logs Chronicle Tomorrow’s Evening Schedule

NBC News and multiple programs list a dense 11 to 12 schedule with entries for 6 7 8 9 10 11 channels. Highlights include Gunsmoke Rowan and Martin Laugh In Carol Burnett and Johnny Carson with Buckley Jr. and Merv Griffin.

NBC News A. Bird The Mayberry R.F.D Doris Day Carol Burnett Johnny Carson Dick Cavett Merv Griffin

Television schedule snapshot for Texarkana region

A compact TV grid lists time slots and programs from 6:20 to 10:30, including Sunrise Semester, Texarkana College, Your Pastor, CBS News, Cartoon Friends, Captain Kangaroo, Zane Grey, Movie, All My Children, and Johnny Carson. Note the mix of educational, talk, children's, and entertainment offerings with station identifiers and episode references.

Texarkana College RFD R.F.D CBS News Arkansas A.M

Big Derby Field Fogged As Two Derby Trials Loom

With the 97th Kentucky Derby less than three weeks away the Derby picture remains unclear as Wood Memorial at Aqueduct on Saturday and a Keeneland prep on Friday offer potential Derby contenders. Calumet Farm's Faster Fleet headlines the Wood, while Greentree Stable's Dynastic and Vegas Vic from the West Coast run in the Keeneland race.

Bob Cooper Associated Press Wood Memorial Aqueduct Kentucky Keeneland Liley Calumet Farm Fastern Fleet Greentree Stable Dynastic Fritz Sechrest Vegas Vic West Coast Kenneland Limit Hoist Toolin Churchill Downs Dave Zakoor Zakoor Brookmeade Stable Pruner Gulfstream Park Colonial Farms Personality William Haggin Perry Loud Fort Marcy San Juan Santa Anita

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