Hope Softball Umpire Keeps Place for Williams Team
The Hope Softball Commissioners upheld umpire Ralph Cornelius Williams, allowing Williams to remain in the league. They approved him officiating all league games while Williams plays, with him working bases during those games. The Williams team had threatened to quit. a representative announced they would stay after the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Softball
Williams Lumber Cuniay
Oni Agust
Hohl Cornelius
Cornelius
Softhill
Hinevo
Willams
Williams
Halvindye Ystte
Kane
Wrynd Cornelius
Twigue
Neulher
Gambling slowdown tempers Saratoga prestige in August
Saratoga Springs faces a winnowed gambling scene as authorities crack down and clubs struggle. The town, famed for racing and social life, sees fewer patrons, taxis protest, and an August mood shift as officials weigh enforcement, tourism, and economic impact. Local leaders claim mixed attendance, while some blame reduced night life for smaller crowds and less revenue this season.
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Harry Grayson
NEA Service
Saratoga Springs
America
Saratoga
Boa
Philadelphia
Empire State Building
Purity Group
Browelway
Pirates Triumph 7 1 Over Giants Behind Tobin
Pittsburgh beat New York 7 to 1 as Jim Tobin pitched five hits allowed and Gus Suhr powered the offense with a five RBI day. Giants starter Dick Coffman struggled, with Suhr driving in multiple runs and Waner, Vaughan, and Rizzo drawing bases loaded opportunities.
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Waner
Pittsburgh
Coffman
Rizzo
Suhr
Fep Young
Pirates
Hy Vandenberg UN Peel
Jim Tobin
New York Giants
Terrymen
Gus Suhr
Dick Coffman
Giants
Joe Moore
Tobin
Trani
Lloyd Waner
Arky Vaughan
Johnny Rizzo
Direerboguer
Local league schedule and scores summary
Tuesday results show Highway Dept and Southern Cafe with mixed scores. Upcoming games include Hope Basket versus Bruner-Ivory and Geo. W. Robison versus Highway Dept. with multiple matches listed through Friday. Nearby standings note Little Rock 6 Atlanta 1 and Chattanooga 4 Memphis 10, among others.
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W. OL
Pet Brider-Ivory
Williams Lumber
Geo
W. Robison
Hope Basket
Highway Dept
Southern Cafe
Allen Camp
Geo. W. Robison
Phureday Hope Basket
Bruner-Ivory
Geo. W
Ges. W. Robison
Alton Camp
Little Rock
Atlanta
Knoxville
Birmingham
Memphis
Chattanooga
Nashville
New Orleans
Baseball Standings Report from National League Games
National League results show Philadelphia 4 7 loss to St Louis 3 8, Cincinnati 5 7, Brooklyn 4 4, Pittsburgh 7, New York 1. Boston and Chicago 1, New York at Pittsburgh. Philadelphia at St Louis. Brooklyn at Cincinnati. Boston at Chicago.
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New York
Detroit
St. Louis
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphs
Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
L. Pet
St. Louis Wu
Notre Dame Rosters 81 Men Include 19 Irish Lineup
Notre Dame in South Bend reveals 19 true sons of Erin among 81 players on the football roster this fall. The breakdown includes 12 Irish Germans, five Scotch Irish, one French Irish, one Bohemian Irish, and one Swedish Irish, plus five Germans, seven Italians, five Poles, four Englishmen, three Blogenians, two Lithuanians, and single representatives from many other backgrounds. Lloyd and Paul Wower Vaughan are noted among the players.
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South Bend
Notre Dame
Sons of Erin
Sharpe Hurls Pebs to 6 to 1 Victory
LITTLE ROCK with P Kola Sharpe pitching the Little Rock Travelers to a 6 to 1 win over the league leading Atlanta Crackers. The Travelers built a four run lead early before Atlanta threatened in the fifth and sixth inning. Sharpe limited damage with strong defense backing him in a win that ties the series at one game each.
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Little Rock
Kola Sharpe
Little Rock Travelers
Atlanta Crackers
Travelers
Sharpe
Crackers
Little Tech
Atlanta
Little Heck
Pritchett
Richards
Walters
Sports Roundup From 1938 Headlines and Notes
Cincinnati Reds catcher Willard Herschberger stranded in El Paso’s 1980 debut after a manager order to strike out amid a seventh inning standstorm. Tulsa summer miniature golf booms with an 18 hole course drawing crowds. Alex Wojciechowicz becomes father to Alexander Franklin Wajciechowicz Jr. in New York. Turk Edwards and Ernie Pinckett are last surviving members of 1932 Washington Redskins, as NL champions train locally. Hawks begin training at University of Illinois rink in Chicago. George Myatt admits his wife struck him out in a ball game and is praised for strength. she also shines as a bowler and tennis player. Jack Dempsey says Al Hostak hits harder than all except Joe Louis. Bert Bell’s Eagles roster features 12 Texas players including Texas leads Bill Hughes, Ray Keeling, Will Tullos, Jay Arnold. McMurray College alums Hershel Stockton Bob Anthony. Joe Carter from SMU Drew Ellis from TCU Maurice Harper from Austin College Hershel Rumsey from Texas Tech Bob Masters from Baylor Elwood Dow from West Texas.
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Chicago
George Myatt
New York Giants
Eagles
Wings
Philadelphia
Bert Bell
Philadelphia Eagles
Texas
Lone Star State
University of Texas Teads
Bill Hughes
Ray Keeling
Will Tullos
Jay Arnold
McMurray College
Hershel Stockton
Bob Anthony
Joe Carter
Southern Methodist
Drew Ellis
Texas Christian
Maurice Harper
Austin College
Hershel Rum- Sey
Texas Tech
Bob Masters
Baylor
Elwood Dow
West
Bruner-Ivory Softballteam Tops Russellville 5 to 2
The Bruner-Ivory Softball team of Hope defeated Cities Service of Russellville 5 to 2 in the state tournament at Little Rock Tuesday night. Roy Taylor pitched well, holding Russellville to five hits as Clifford Russell joined the team in Little Rock. Merlin Coop and Jack Turner also played for Bruner. they will face Stutt Part in Little Rock Saturday after El Dorado’s upset.
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Bruner-Ivory
Hope
Cities Service
Russellville
Little Rock
Bruner
Roy Taylor
Taylor
Clifford Russell
National Guard
Merlin Coop
Jack Turner
Litte Rock
Stuttpart
Lion Qilers
el Dorado
Public Auction Notice by Hempstead Sheriff 1938
Sheriff U G Bearden of Hempstead County Arkansas announces a public sale of multiple parcels in Hope Arkansas to satisfy a writ of execution issued August 5 1938 from Hempstead County Circuit Court. The land includes numerous lots in Hope and broader acreage described by sections and townships with a three month credit. Sale at the courthouse front door in Hope Arkansas on September 30 1938 from 10 am to 3 pm.
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Hempstead County
Arkansas
Circuit Court
Central States Life Insurance, Company
R. T. White
Hope
Hempstead
City of
Township
Northwest Quarter
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Hope Softball Commissioners
Ralph Cornelius
Commissioners
Southers Cafe
Ky Pritchett
Cafe Tem
Star Wednesday
Cafesteam
Nvtsburgh
University Athletic
Ivory
Skelton
Rock
Reilly
Newman
Meadowbrook
Vincent Lopez
Yacht Club Boys
Jimmy Durante
George H. Bull
Saratoga Association
Travers
Yewran
Tim Mara
Spi
Sarstoga Springs
Adirondacks
LL Miouths
Southampton
Newport
Berkshire Hills
Narragansett
Bar Harbor
Farduway Cormnodo
Spa
Healing Springs
Monte Carlo
James A. Leary
Saratoga County
Alfred L Simon
Leary
Dewey
Thar Arhur J. Leonard
Tmer
Jos
Eph A. Baherty
Saratiga
Ben Saratopa
Saratoga Racing Association
Han
Sua
Broadway
Grand Union Hotel
Sue Riley
L. M
Pie) Pfeffer
Akron
Miss Riley
Southern Association
W. L.pet
al Aid
Lloyd and
Paul
Wower
Vaughan
Little Rock Toe
Barons
Ala
OD Peckman
Berry
Warren
Kimball
Blake
McDougal
Chicks
Tenn
Memphis Chicks
Chattanooga Lookouts
Lanahan
Lane
Spencer
Heusser
Gautreaux
Willard Herschberger
Reds
el Paso
Tulsa
Alex Wojciechowicz
Fordham
Alexander Franklin Wajciechowicz, Jr
Redskins
Ballston
Turk Edwards
Ernie Pinckett
Washington Redskins
Hawks
Chicago Blackhawks
University of Ilingis
Champagne
Jack Dempsey
al Hostak
Joe Louis
Tubbs
Charley Tubbs
Chicago Bears
Ir) Tubbs
Iowa
Boze Berger
White Sox
Berger
Jack Elder
Washington Park
Elder
Trish
Win Green
Boston Red Sox
Boston Bruins
Baugh
Roberta Cavanaugh
Belson
Cave Anaugh
Stuttgart
Highland Park
John Mitchell
Hartford
Conn
Joe Gordon
New York Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Remy
U. £. Bearden
Arkiuinas
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