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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1965

Page

6

Carde nal rookie stars as Angels edge Yankees

Jose Domec Cardenal, a 21 year old outfielder, homered and had four hits to pace the Angels 4-3 victory over the Yankees. Dean Chance allowed two runs in six innings, Whitey Ford lasted 5 13 innings, while Milt Pappas shut out the White Sox 6-0.

Cardinal Cardenal New York Yankees Yankees Cardinals St. Louis Los Angeles Angels Jose Domec Cardenal Dean Chance Whitey Ford Chance Ford Baltimore Milt Pappas Chicago White Sox Washington Boston Don Blasingame Cleveland Kansas City Detroit Minnesota Chicago Cubs San Francisco Philadelphia Los Angeles Dodgers Pittsburgh Houston New York Mets Cincinnati Milwaukee Pappas White Sox Joe Horlen Paul Blair Luis Aparicio Blasingame Lennie Green

Black Hawks Confidence Grows Amid Montreal Upset

Detroit hosts Chicago in a pivotal Stanley Cup semi final game with Montreal awaiting the winner in the finals. Detroit holds home ice in the series as Chicago seeks to balance the pattern set in the regular season.

Detroit Montreal Bobby Hull Chicago Black Hawks Toronto Canadiens Maple Leafs Chicago Sid Abel Red Wings

Boozer Returns Boosts Travs Momentum

Arkansas Travelers celebrate John Boozer's return after 24 hour recall by Philadelphia. Boozer, 25, posted an 8-1 record last season with Arkansas and 3-4 with the Phillies, as Frank Lucchesi weighs openings with Denver. Possible starters include Rick Wise Dave Bennett Grant Jackson.

Little Rock Arkansas Travelers John Boozer Boozer Philadelphia Phillies Pacific Coast Arkansas Philies Travelers Frank Lucchesi Denver Lucchesi Rick Wise Dave Bennett Grant Jackson Bobby Malkmus Larry Clayton Bill Sorrell Adolfo Phillips Norm Gigen Fred Walters Charlie Green Larry Outright Gigen

Hockey Playoffs Semifinals Show No Games Scheduled

The National Hockey League playoffs show no games on Wednesday with no results. Friday's schedule lists Chicago at Detroit in a best of seven semifinal series tied prior to the next game. no game is set for Friday either.

Associated Press Chicago Detroit W. L. Pet. G.B Cleveland Minnesota Baltimore Boston Chicago Los Angeles Washington Kansas City New York Boston

Senators Rally Tops Red Sox Behind Blasngame Heroics

In a best of seven playoff game the Senators beat the Red Sox with a late rally. Willie Kirkland doubled and Jim King singled to tie the game before Blasngame delivered the go ahead blow for the win.

Ning Senators Red Sox Dick Radatz Willie Kirkland Jim King Blasngame

Razorbacks Defense Struggles With Two Passers

In Fayetteville Arkansas spring practice the Razorbacks defense was exposed by quarterbacks Jon Brittenum and Ronny South as passes connected for 17 26 46 73 41 and 16 yards. Defensive coach Majors blamed inexperience and said improvement is expected despite errors.

Fayetteville, Ark Arkansas Razorbacks Jon Brittenam Ronny South Frank Broyles Arkansas Broyles Brittenum South Jonny Majors Majors

Two Records Tie in AIC Track Meet

In Hot Springs Arkansas five AIC teams competed. Southern State won with 75 points. Arkansas Tech set a relay record and tied another while Ouachita, Hendrix and Henderson posted strong showings. Tech’s 440 relay finished in 42.5 seconds to break the AIC mark. the 880 relay tied at 1:29.0. Tommy Maddox matched the 220 dash in 21.5 seconds. Ouachita’s Jim Hogan improved the shot put to 47 feet 1 1/4 inches.

Hot Springs Ark Arkansas Ouachita Tech Hendrix Henderson

Santo's Two Homers Lift Cubs Past Cardinals 7 3

Ron Santo of the Cubs belted two homers fueling a 7 3 win over the St Louis Cardinals. Claude Osteen debuted with the Dodgers holding Pittsburgh to three runs on two hits in a 3 1 victory.

Associated Press Ron Santo Cubs Chicago St. Louis Cardinals Claude Osteen Dodgers Pittsburgh Los Angeles

Outlaws Baseball Team Builds New Field at Cummins Prison

The Arkansas prison team the Outlaws unveiled Stephens Field at Cummins Prison Farm in Pine Bluff. The field, built by inmates on a former potato patch, seats 1,000 with a grandstand and hosts home league games in the Pine Bluff Merchants League, with away playoff games possible in Pine Bluff.

Cummins Prison Farm Ark State Penitentiary Outlaws Pine Bluff

3 Are Tabbed Ones to Beat in Golf Meet

Australian Bruce Devlin leads a field of contenders in the Houston Classic with a practice round 63 on Sharpstown’s 7 244 yard par 71 course. Mike Souchak and Billy Casper are named as challengers while stars like Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer Gary Player and Tony Lema skip the event.

Houston Bruce Devlin Mike Souchak California Billy Casper Devlin Sharpstown Bob Rosburg Portland Ore Souchak Casper Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer Gary Player Ken Venturi Tommy Aaron Tony Lema

Arkansas Golfers to La LSU Invitational Tourney

Arkansas is among 18 colleges entering LSU Invitational Golf Tournament in Baton Rouge. The two day 36 hole medal play event begins here today on LSU campus.

Baton Rouge Arkansas LSU

Parkers Sign Brinkley Star Steve Fowler

Brinkley forward Steve Fowler, a 6 foot 6 inch standout and 1964 Class A state champion, signed a basketball scholarship with the University of Arkansas. Fowler earned District 6A outstanding player honors this season.

Brinkley Ark University of Arkansas Steve Fowler Brinkley Wednesday Fowler

Fight Results from Miami Beach Card

Tony Mamarelli of Pittsburgh outpointed Felix Fernandez of Santo Domingo at 133 pounds. The bout ended with clear decisions, highlighting Mamarelli’s edge in the 13 rounds.

Associated Press Miami Beach Tony Mamarelli Pittsburgh Felix Fernandez Santo Domingo

Milwaukee Baseball Writers Endorse Diamond Dinner Plan

The Milwaukee Chapter of the Baseball Writers Association voted to continue its winter Diamond Dinner despite the Braves moving to Atlanta in 1986. The decision was announced during a Wednesday night meeting.

Milwaukee Baseball Writers Association of American Braves Atlanta

Eastern Division Philadelphia at Boston Series Tied

Philadelphia and Boston battle in the Eastern Division series tied 3-3 as players seek a deciding game. Both teams exchange leads with crucial plays shaping the outcome at the stadium.

Philadelphia Boston

Osteen Breaks Slump With Two-Hitter For Dodgers

Claude Osteen ended an eight year win drought and a five year winless stretch in the National League by pitching a two hitter as the Dodgers defeated the Pirates 3-1. The lefty, acquired from Washington, limited Pittsburgh to Jim Pagliaroni’s fifth inning double and helped the Dodgers seize early lead in the season.

Claude Osteen Los Angeles Dodgers Osteen Dodgers Washington Los Angeles Pittsburgh Frank Howard Senators Johnny Podres Sandy Koufax Lefty Cincinnati Reds Jim Pagliaroni Dick Smith Pirates Bob Bailey San Francisco Philadelphia Chicago St. Louis Houston New York Mets Los Angeles Angels New York Yankees Baltimore Chicago White Sox Boston Detroit Minnesota Cleveland Kansas City Ron Fairly Maury Wills Dodger Fairly Wills Smith Ron Santo George Altman Cardinals Cubs Dick Ellsworth Willie Mays Jim Bunning Giants Bunning Jose Pagan Matty Alou Wes Covington Phillies Larry Bearworth Ron Brand al Spangler Mets Joe Christopher

Standards for Junior Colleges Set for New Districts

The Commission on Co-ordination of Higher Education Finance issued minimum standards for community junior college districts. Proposals require 1200 upper-grade students, 300 full time students in year three, and initial debt service based on 2500 dollars per full time student, with higher costs for technical programs. The district should be small enough for any student to reach.

Little Rock Commission On Co-ordination of Higher Education Finance

Harold Horton Named New Forrest City Coach

Harold Horton is appointed head football coach at Forrest City High School after two seasons at Bald Knob where his teams won two district titles. He previously led Bald Knob to district championships and will take over at Forrest City this season.

Forrest City, Ark Harold Horton Forrest City High School Bald Knob

Portuguese Plan to Keep Mozambique Multiracial Society

In Mozambique and Angola, Portuguese leaders push a mixed society amid OAU pressure and rebel activity. A 13 village settlement along the Limpopo merges Portuguese and African families with shared schools, markets, and farms. The program offers land, livestock, housing, and futures for thousands awaiting placement.

Membre Organization of African Unity OAU Angola Mozambique Lisbon Africa Portugal Brazil Limpopo Guija

Johnson’s Senate Wins Highlight Political Judo On Congress

President Johnson shifts congressional opinion with deft tactics enabling long stalled programs to advance. Federal education aid and health care for the aged pass House debates, reflecting a Democratic strength post 1964 elections and strategic persuasion alchemy in Congress.

Congress House Senate Johnson White House James Marlow Associated Press Washington

Legion May Buy L A Swim Pools

M M Eberts Post No 1 of the American Legion discusses purchasing two closed municipal pools in Little Rock. The plan would privatize War Memorial Park pool for white patrons at about 60 000 and Gillam Park pool for Black patrons at about 20 000, with Gillam to be run by a Negro Legion post for Negroes only. No formal proposal has been made to city officials.

Little Rock M. M. Eberts American Legion Legion Clovis Copeland War Memorial Park Copeland Gillam Park Gillam Negro Legion

Pentagon stands as world’s largest office building

The U.S. Pentagon in Arlington Virginia covers 34 acres and cost 83 million dollars to build, making it the largest office building in the world while serving as a fireproof government complex.

U.S. Pentagon Arlington

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