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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1937

Page

6

Travelers Open Against Atlanta Lookouts in Chattanooga

In Chattanooga Tennessee the Little Rock Travelers head to face the Lookouts in a three game series opener. Outfielder Glemt Chapman was optioned to Baltimore after a poor hitting streak. Len Nonhentaing plans return to center field while either Jennings Poindexter or Kola Sharp will start in right. Weather permitting, Sharp may get the call and veteran Lurkey will start on the mound. Simpkins win in Tidley noted.

Chattanooga Tenn—Rim Little Rock Travelers Lookouts Travelers Athurti Crackers Doc Prothro Little House Glemt Chapman Baltimore Chapman Prothro Len Nonhentaing Lite Rock Jennings Poindexter Kola Sharp Little Rock Sharp Athilta Nedl Die Moore

Smokies rally past New Orleans in extras for split

Smokies erased a late deficit via a ninth inning burst that tied New Orleans and pushed the game to an 11th inning where they scored twice to win 6-4, salvaging the four game series. Both starters left early, Perrin taking the loss as the Pets failed to hold.

Smokies Thursby New Orleans Leo Mann Bill Perrin Pets Perrin

Yankees Stretch Win Streak to Four Over Senators

The New York Yankees extended their winning streak with a 4-2 victory over the Washington Senators. Monte Pearson pitched six solid innings, George Selkirk and Red Rolfe led the offense with timely hits as Buddy Lewis homered for Washington. The Yankees pulled away in the seventh with key rallies and aided by walks and costly hits from Washington pitchers.

Washington New York Senators Nats Monte Pearson Fearson Buddy Lewis Weaver Ray Johinson Yianks M Hoag Frack Crosetti Red Rolfe Johnson Carner Lewis Joe Kuhel Yanks Pearson Crosett Rolfe Yankee George Selkirk

Grimes Refuses to Feud with Dressen for Players Sake

Brooklyn manager Grimes declines escalating a feud with Cincinnati’s Dressen after an exhibition clash. He condemns violence, praises Charley Gelbart as a friend injured in the past, and vows to play hard without staging or encouraging dirty hits. He warns the league may act against Dressen while stressing baseball dignity.

Richard McCmann NEA Service Booklyn Burleigh Gtees Brooklyn Gimes Dodgers Grimes Prks Bi Grimes Mit Times Besson Choy Drossen Cincihay Reds Dresses Damon Pythias Mr. Dresesen Ike Busin Pal Susey Stengel Spike Dressen Charley Gelbart Charley Dust Watch I Tall

Weekend guests travel through Prescott and Hope

Blevins Horace Cagle and John Parry visited Pare y Were weekend guests. Mrs Sale was Miss Perry of Blevins on her lane. Mr and Mrs Nanny Griffith shopped in Prescott Tuesday after Maury. Misses Mary Sue Sage and Alice Dickinson of Prescott visited relatives near Mevins Sunday. Mr and Mrs Horace Honew and children spent the weekend in Me. Willing Ma ane Mrs Chay, Mrs Roneberry McAnally and Dale Mark of Ar e were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Jane chile kadelphi a and Mrs BOP. Garner and Mr Garner sll of Camden were Sunday guests of Mr and Mes J.T. Garner. Mr and Mrs Ton J. Stewart and von Dwight visited Mr and Mrs Curl i Brown of Hope Sunday. Mrs Flora Cotton Slater and Miss Mary Louise Kerth of Hope were guests of Mrs AL Wade. Tutsi Herman Brown spent Sunday ping deluives in Hope Sunday. Mr and Mrs Aubrey Bonds spent The the weekend in Hope with Mr and Mrs Alvin B Osburn. Miss Nheha Noles of Texarkana was the Sundays guest of her pare.

Horace Cagle Parey John Parry Sale Miss Perry Blevins Nanny Griffith Prescott Maury Mary Sue Sage Alice Dickinson Mevins Horace Honew Thildren Chay Roneberry McAnallyan Dale Mark Hope Aubrey Bonds Alvin B Osburn Nheha Noles Texarlana Hee Pare

Arkansas High School Meet Opens At Hendrix College

The state track and field meet opens Friday at Young Memorial stadium with preliminaries at 2 p m and finals Saturday. Top contenders include Russellville Crimson Cyclones and Vaughan Tollett from Nashville, while Gentry is favored in Class B. The Arkansas Athletic Association committee meets Saturday to consider reinstatement for Hope DeQueen and Prescott. A new high school football conference plans its organizing meeting Saturday morning.

Conway Ark Roc ‘High School Tigers Young Memorial Stadium Hendrix College Russellville Crimson Cyclones Bengals Nashville Vaughan Tollett Gentry Benton County Lonoke Arkansas Athletic Association Hope DeQueen Prescott Little Rock Arkansas Hot Springs Fort Smith Forrest City Jonesboro Blytheville North Little Rock Fordyce Benton Clarksville Camden el Dorado Pine Bluff

Association Thursdays Results and Local Social Notes

Knoxville beat New Orleans 6 4 the only game played Thursday. Saturday schedule lists Little Rock at Atlanta Knoxville at Birmingham Memphis at Chattanooga Nashville at New Orleans and New York 9 Brooklyn 0 Boston 6 Philadelphia 4 St Louis 6 Cincinnati 1 Pittsburgh 6 Chicago 4 Brooklyn at New York with Boston at Philadelphia and Chicago at Pittsburgh. Other scores include New York 4 Washington 2 Cleveland 12 Detroit 3 Chicago 12 St Louis 0 Philadelphia Boston rain and various city notices. Social items note Mr and Mrs Hugh E Nolen PDoyee Spears guest of Raymon Honea Marie Ward left for Prescott and visits by George and Gladys Hunt to A H Wade. Birthday dinner for Sanford Bonds and E M Bell hosted by Sanford Bonds family with many relatives attending. Lawrence Stovall and B G Hill Prescott visitors to Blevins. Mrs A H Wade and daughter Eva Jane visited relatives near Prescott.

Ents Hugh E. Nolen Pdoyee Spears Sweet Home Community Raymon Honea Marie Ward Prescott George and Gladys Hunt A. H. Wade Sanford Bonds Samford Bonds E. M. Bell Walton Bonds Roy Lee Bonds Teressa Ann sdBon Harlan Honea Raymon Elonen Ebner Bell Shirley Bell Imogene Nolen Dale Bonds Suri Ford Bonds Lavelle Bonds Lucille Bonds Lawrence Stovall B. G. Hill Blevins Eva Jane

Cards Hold Off Reds 6 1 in Six Run Win

The St. Louis Cardinals beat the Cincinnati Reds 6 to 1 as Len Warneke won his second straight start. Three Cardinal triples sparked the offense with Stuart Martin, Frenchy Bordagaray, and others driving in runs. Pepper Martin and Joe Medwick contributed key hits as St. Louis stayed atop the National League standings.

St, Louis St. Louis Cardinals Ray Davis Lloyd Moore Thhree Cincinnati Reds Stuart Martin Frenchy Bordagaray Bordagaray Joe Medwick Harvey Walker Pepper Martin Lea Durocher Toal Goodman Martin Len Warneke Terry Moore Bill Myers

Giants 9 Dodgers 0 as Fitzsimmons, Whitehead pace win

New York Giants shutout the Brooklyn Dodgers 9-0 behind Freddy Fitzsimmons five hit effort and Burgers Whitehead two homers and five RBIs. Roy Henshaw faltered in the fourth inning as Giants rally produced 14 hits and a retooled lineup energized by Kiddo Davis in center field.

Giants Kiddo Davis Hank Leiber Brooklyn

Bridge Pawnshop Presents Toll Gate Pledges in San Francisco

San Francisco Bay Bridge toll gates see drivers without cash exchange items like watches tiepins tires for pawn receipts. Receipts act as pawntickets with most pledges later redeemed.

San Francisco San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge

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