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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1963
Page
3
Giants surrender 5 4 defeat as Hal Woodeshick and Carl Warwick spark Houston comeback. Mays homered twice and Cepeda drove in tying run in eighth. Warwick delivered the decisive two out single in the ninth, dropping San Francisco into a tie for second.
Reports from Santo Domingo say at least 500 armed exiles landed Monday at Fort Liberte near Cap Haitien and seized Fort Liberte Derac Troy and Limonade. Cap Haitien set a war footing and a curfew as rumors of another assault spread.
Pulaski County Young Republicans backed off from a resolution endorsing Sen Barry Goldwater of Arizona noting the move violated both local and state party constitutions. The group deferred action and left the endorsement unresolved amid internal dispute and constitutional concerns.
The Associated Press standings show New York leading the American League with 68 wins and 39 losses, followed by Chicago and Baltimore. National League leaders include Los Angeles and St. Louis, with a mix of games remaining. Tonight features New York at Washington and other interleague matchups, with several games postponed or listed as night games.
Arkansas and Louisiana forecasts call for clear to partly cloudy skies, hot temperatures reaching 90s to mid 90s, and widely scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers through Wednesday. Overnight lows sit in the 70s, with little change expected Thursday. In Missouri a mix of partly cloudy conditions and scattered thunderstorms persists, highs around 90 in the northeast and upper 90s in the southwest, with lows 68 to 78.
The Major Leagues showcase top performers with Yastrzemski Boston hitting .331 and 129 hits, Kaline Detroit 125, Allison Minnesota 25 homers, Aparicio Baltimore 27 stolen bases, and pitching leaders like Pint Ra idatz Boston 10 decisions with .857, Koufax Los Angeles 199 strikeouts. Other leaders include Aaron Milwaukee 92 RBIs and Groat St. Louis 154 hits.
Results show Richmond and Jacksonville tied with Syracuse 12 as Syracuse tops group. Indianapolis defeats Toronto 2 1. Buffalo beats Atlanta 7 to 4. Arkansas loses 2 to Rochester 6. Columbus over Hawaii 1. Seattle loses 0 to Tacoma 6. Spokane defeats Salt Lake 3 to 3. Dallas-Fort Worth beats San Diego 8 to 3. Portland 3. Only games scheduled.
Major League Stars HITTING Carl Warwick of Houston singled with two outs in the ninth to drive in the winning run, giving the Colts a 6-5 victory over San Francisco. Hal Woodeshick of Houston pitched two innings, struck out four, and earned his ninth win in relief for the Colts.
Gov. Orval Faubus proposed designating responsible persons in each county to monitor traffic violations and report offenders to the State Police who would issue warnings. He said closer police cooperation could save lives as Arkansas recorded sixteen deaths in a week from cold weather accidents.
Atlanta’s Harry Fanok struck out 13 as the Crackers defeated Arkansas 4 to 2 in a 7 inning game. Arkansas scored first on two walks a single and a fielder’s choice. Atlanta answered with three in the third and one in the fifth. Kroll Oliver Quinoz Lipski Fanok Ricketts noted in box with 7 innings.
Hollywood veteran Henry Jones discusses how television boosts actors' careers through steady exposure and star billing. He notes his move to ABCs Channing as dean amid competition from CBS Danny Kaye and NBC Eleventh Hour, and recalls a Broadway start before five hundred TV roles. He also mentions Hugh Downs composing music for Today and a new audience participation project seeking network time.
John Corde and Bill Swan, two Pryor youths, voyage a barge toward the Mississippi to reach New Orleans but face the $66 million Dardanelle Dam. The lock isn’t complete and flood gates are open, forcing crane lifts at $128 per hour to clear the obstruction. An appeal on Radio Station KXRJ seeks a beat trailer or pickup to haul the barge around the dam.
Premier Janos Kadar and William Averell Harriman met amid tensions over U S Hungary ties as Harriman toured Moscow to discuss the nuclear test ban treaty. Kadar noted U S leaders dislike Hungary yet he sees sober policy prevailing.
In New Bedford Vince Shamo defeated Charlie Scott by outpoint in a lightweight bout. In Tokyo Teruo Kosaka stopped Tsunetami Miyamoto at 6 rounds. In Hollywood Johnny Newman stopped Ramon Hurtado in 4 rounds at a featherweight contest.
American track teams wrap a two day European tour with four wins over Britain and solid marks. John Penne of Miami Hill tops pole vault at 16 feet 16⅙ inches breaking prior marks. Coach Payton Jordan praises the young squad’s rapid abroad progress and plans for next year’s Russian meet and Tokyo Olympics.
Thousands of Army Navy Air Force and Marine enlisted personnel rely on charity as their service incomes fail to meet basic needs. An AP survey shows relief agencies paid millions for food clothing and utilities while many families accept surplus food or welfare. Many servicemen take off duty civilian jobs and wives work to supplement pay.
Peter Sellers, famed as Britain’s sharpest comic actor, describes himself as a serious private person. He says humor makes him melancholy and that comedy is the most serious form of acting. He recalls stage roots, wartime service, and his need for solitude, focus, and long hours of rest to sustain his craft.
Two elderly men Elmer Flick and Sam Rice along with the late Eppa Rixey and John Clarkson were elected to Baseball's Hall of Fame by the old-timers committee in a ceremony marked by a somber day in Cooperstown. Rice, Flick, Rixey, and Clarkson join 94 Hall members as the ceremony followed the Red Sox 7-3 win over the Braves in the morning exhibition.
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