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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1964

Page

7

Mays Explodes For Giants In 13-6 Win Over Reds

Willie Mays socked his sixth homer in six games and drove in three as the Giants crushed Cincinnati 13-6. His three hits lifted his average to .391, marking the hottest start of his 1951 era with SF. Dodgers meanwhile dropped their fifth straight.

Toronto Beats Detroit 4 2 Ties Stanley Cup Series

The Associated Press reports Toronto defeated Detroit 4 to 2 in Saturday action. The Best-of-7 Stanley Cup Finals is now tied at two games apiece as Toronto gains ground against the Red Wings in a pivotal matchup.

Associated Press Toronto Detroit

Oklahoma City Wins Track Meet at Harding College Invite

SEARCY Ark AP Oklahoma City University captured 49 points to win the college division of the Harding College invitational track meet Benton won the high school division with 53 points Seven records fell in each division Mississippi College was second with 32 points followed by Arkansas State Teachers College 28 Hendrix 17 Harding 17 John Brown University 193 Henderson 11 Ouachita 10 Southeast Missouri State and Fort Worth Christian College 3 Conway second in high school with 32 Harding Academy 18 Searcy 14 DeWitt 10 Lonoke 9 Judsonia 5 Hazen 4 Des Are 4 Wynne 3 Beebe 3 Bryant 2

Searcy Ark Oklahoma City University Benton Mississippi College Arkansas State Teachers College Hendrix Harding John Brown University Henderson Ouachita Southeast Missouri State Fort Worth Christian College Conway Harding Academy DeWitt Lonoke Judsonian Hughes Hazen Des Are Wynne Beebe Bryant

California Girl Queen of Swimmers

Donna deVarona dominated the 1964 national AAU Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships at Pitt, sweeping the 200 and 400 individual medleys and the 200 butterfly, plus 100 butterfly runner up. She scored 26 points and helped both winning relays as the youth-heavy field set American records in all 14 events over four days. Barbara Talmage won platform diving.

ED Schuyler JR Pittsburgh Donna deVarona America George Haines Santa Clara Calif Miss de Varona Miss deVarona Donna University of Pittsburgh Barbara McAlister Talmage Dick Smith Swim Gym Phoenix Aviz Talmage

Sunday's Results No game scheduled

Toronto st Detroit appear in a fragmented note showing schedule references with no clear outcome or full context. The item lists three game labels including Sundays results and a reference to today and Tuesday games, lacking full details for a coherent report.

Toronto St Detroit

Jeep Universal promises rugged, all‑purpose performance

Advertisement extols the Jeep Universal as a durable work vehicle built to haul push tow climb and endure years of use. It touts availability with half or full cabs or convertible top. Three power take-off options and wheelbase choices of 80 81 or 101 inches.

TCU Beats Arkansas In SWC Golf Match In Fayetteville

Texas Christian University defeated Arkansas 4-2 in a Southwest Conference golf meet at Fayetteville. Medalist was TCU’s Dave Turner with 67. Individual results saw TCU’s Ed Smith and John Lawson fall to Arkansas survivors, with Ty Dickinson and Bill Turner rallying in key matches.

Fayetteville, Ark Texas Christian University of Arkansas Fayetteville Dave Turner TCU David Lee Arkansas Ed Smith Mike Hastings John Lawson Ty Dickinson Gary Markland Bill Turner Bill Hall Lee Hastings Smith Lawson Dickinson Turner Markland Hall

Dodgers Start Slow Under Alston In 1966 Season

Los Angeles Dodgers, 10th in the standings, suffer a five game losing streak after a 12 inning 3-2 defeat to the Milwaukee Braves. Manager Walter Alston faces questions as the team produces just two runs in 26 innings while being shut out in the final five innings of Friday’s game. Frank Howard’s late infield hit marks the only Dodgers hit in the ninth.

Mays Reids Giants Cincinnati Dodgers Sandy Koufax St. Louis Felipe Alou Ed Mathews Don Drysdale Braves Hank Aaron Los Angeles Charles Maher Associated Press Patterson-Liston Los Angeles Dodgers Dodger Walter Alston New York Mets Alston Milwaukee Braves Jim Maloney

Zebras Crack Records in Oil Belt Relays Meet

EL DORADO Ark AP The Pine Bluff Zebras won the Oil Belt Relays with 50 points setting four records led by Johnny Hearnburger of Fordyce who daymarked three marks in 100 yard dash 10.0 440 yard dash 50.3 and 20 yard dash 22.6 Jim Hunt of Pine Bluff set a broad jump record 20 feet 11 inches while Jim Barnes of Pine Bluff broke the discuss record 160 feet 43 inches Gordon Norwood of Pine Bluff matched his Oil Belt hurdle mark 14.9 in the 120 yard. Other winners included Cathy Ferguson and Terri Stickles in swimming and Santa Clara in team scoring with 18042 points.

EL Dordo Ark Pine Bluff

Richie Allen Starts Strong in Phillies Win Over Cubs

Phillies rookie Richie Allen, 22, homered twice and added a single as Philadelphia beat Chicago 8 1. The first baseman is hitting .429 with three homers, seven RBIs and 19 total bases, drawing praise from manager Gene Mauch who compares him to Ted Williams in style. Allen says he’s just a late starter who keeps swinging.

Joe Mooshil Associated Press Chicago Richie Allen Philadelphia Phils Allen Phillies Chicago Cubs Gene Mauch Mauch Ted Williams Wampum Dick Allen

Standings and results from baseball and track meet

The standings show multiple teams across the American and National Leagues with wins, losses, and games back. Saturday results include Kansas City at Cleveland with rain, Detroit beating Los Angeles, Minnesota over Washington in 10 innings, and Chicago defeating Boston 9 to 3. Track meet records include David Cooper’s shot put 43 feet 1 inch, Wayne Robert’s 88-yard dash 1 58.5, Mike Condit’s mile 4 36.4, and a Stamps mile relay time of 3 22.9.

Associated Press American League W. L. Pet. G Baltimore Minnesota Detroit Boston Los Angeles Cleveland Chicago Kansas City Washington New York City David Cooper Texarkana Wayne Ropert Stamps Mike Condit Crossett

13-Year-Old Billy Spencer Leads Pine Mountain Ski Team

Pine Mountain Ga AP Billy Spencer a world champion at 13 paced a Walter ski team victory. The Sarasota Fla youth, now 14, won the individual title in the United States versus World Tournament as U.S. skiers defeated foreign challengers 22,726 to 19,632 points. Both Spencer and the U.S. team repeated last year’s world championship wins in Vichy France.

Pine Mountain Billy Spencer

Baseball Standings and Schedule From The Card

Scores show New York 6 Pittsburgh 0. Philadelphia 8 Chicago 1. Milwaukee 3 Los Angeles 2 in 12 innings. San Francisco 13 Cincinnati 6. St. Louis 6 Houston 1. Matchups: Philadelphia at New York. Cincinnati at San Francisco. St. Louis at Houston. Milwaukee at Los Angeles. Pittsburgh at Chicago. Cincinnati at Houston. N

Chicago Baltimore New York Boston Detroit Los Angeles Cleveland Kansas City National League Philaphia Yoo San Fran St. Louis Pittsburgh Cincinnati Milwaukee Houston Philadelphia San Francisco

Pacific Coast League Standings and Schedule Report

The Eastern Division shows Salt Lake City and Dallas with mixed results and several teams at 2 2 or 3 2 records. Western Division lists Seattle Spokane Portland Fortland Tacoma San Diego Hawaii Arkansas and Oklahoma City with varying scores and percentages. Upcoming matchups include Salt Lake at San Diego and Portland at Indianapolis with several other cross-division games noted.

Associated Press Salt Lake Dallas Denver Arkansas Oklahoa City Indianapolis Seattle Spokane Fortland Tacoma San Diego Hawaii Portland Oklahoma City Salt Lake City Suritia Gily

Yogi Berra Guides Yankees To First Victory Of Season

Yogi Berra's club ends three straight extra inning defeats with a 5-3 win over Baltimore as Kansas City topples Washington 5-1. Hints of crowding on the field lead Ci Hodges to replace Chuck Hinton with Ken Hunt after a baserunning mix up. Minnesota splits with Detroit while Chicago blanked Boston 6-0 and Milwaukee beat Los Angeles 9-2. Philadelphia also routed its opponent as the league slate continued.

Yogi Berra New York Yankees Chuck Hinton Washington Kansas City Jim Gentiles Chuck Nelson Mathews Ed Charles Hinton Ci Hodges Sluepine Ken Hunt Yankees Baltimore Orioles Minnesota Twins Detroit Twins Chicago White Sox Boston Los Angeles Indians Cleveland Milwaukee San Francisco Cincinnati New York Pittsburgh Philadelphia

Renfrow Second at Kansas Meet

Ed Renfrow of Arkansas took second place in the 120 yard high hurdles at the Kansas meet in Lawrence. The article also notes Chicago’s 8-1 victory and St. Louis’ 6-1 over Houston, plus other baseball and spring training items including Hodges’ comments on mental mistakes and Comings with Joe DiMaggio.

Lawrence Kan University of Arkansas Ed Renfrow Chicago St. Louis Houston Senators Hodges Hinton Joe DiMaggio Orlando Pena Don Blasingame Ed Brinkman Kansas City Joe Pepitone Bud Daley Pepitone Mickey Mantle Tom Tresh

Celtics Capture 1st Playoff Game

Boston holds a 108 to 98 win over San Francisco to lead the best of seven series. Celtics players anticipate a tougher second game against Wilt Chamberlain and the Warriors as they aim to repeat their title run.

Boston Alex Hannum San Francisco Warrior Celtics Bill Russell Wilt Chamberlain and Company San Francisco Hannum Celtic Tommy Heinsohn Warriors

May clocks 14 seconds flat at Kansas Relays

Bobby May of Rice wins the sprint event in Lawrence Kansas with a 14 second flat time at the Kansas Relays. The meet in Kaw County featured notable performances from collegiate sprinters.

Lawrence Kaw Bobby May Rice

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