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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1953
Page
2
Report appears from HOPE STAR about an event or advertisement involving Ade Ate Boyatle and a named party, with phrases mangled and unclear. The text references a meeting or conflict and mentions a Wise Atatamond and Rengdefad in a local context.
In the probate court of Hempstead County Arkansas an estate administration is announced. The notice names the executor and invites interested parties to appear to claim or share in the estate with a required formal publication date and deadlines.
Notice of multiple probate matters with executors guardians and guardianships filing first and final settlements and accounts. Names include Hessie Urrey Jake Henasan Willan FB Main Praida Whitworth Gus Ward James C Hanegan and references to Hope National Bank guardian and minor estates. Creditors and heirs must file within sixty days or be barred. Harry Hawthorne Probate Clerk.
A jumble of basketball results and team names appears, with scores for Adeithia, Rio Grande, Boston College, and others. The text lists various universities and opponents, including Oklahoma City, Pittsburg, East Central, and Texas Christian, but many entries are garbled or incomplete.
Kentucky coach Adolph Rupp says the team is loaded as he discusses upcoming season and open opponents. He notes past margins and the challenge of early games against Temple Duke and DePaul, with focus on how the team will respond after a quiet period and potential adjustments to resume national power status.
Godfrey plans a move into horse racing after years in palladium media. He has two young thoroughbreds Prautetin and Lord Willin, plus a yearling by The Ott, aiming for top stakes in 1954. Godfrey, hosting the Thoroughbred Racing Association dinner, says he will train and race as funds allow, with the two youngsters in early training at Dixon's farm in Philadelphia. The article notes his radio television fame and his intent to expand his racing involvement.
The AP All America team selections feature Notre Dame back John Lattner UCLA back Paul Cameron Michigan State and Stanford figures among leaders. The list highlights top players from Michigan Maryland Texas and other programs with a first team, second team, and third team lineup.
An OCR fragment notes McHan and Sagely receiving honorable mention for total offense and a reference to a press quote. Mentions include a West Coast conference context, a Center or South athletics term, and a player named David. The readable words are garbled and uncertain.
Atlanta report says Major League player reps deny aims to sabotage the pension fund during a meeting with Commissioner Ford Frick. Allie Reynolds and colleagues insist they sought legal guidance and clarification, not to undermine the plan. Murphy and Walker accuse them of informing players of a 20 resolution to end the fund. Frick is cited as valuing the commissioner's role while the group plans a New York meeting. Frank Lane comments on players loving Santa Chis.
Johnny Sax knocked out Yerman McCrary in Philadelphia. Harald Lyons defeated Tommy Matthews in Detroit. Art Aragon outpointed Danny Wamber in Chicago. All results reported from Last Night’s bouts with brief notes on venues and weights.
Selected programs tonight include NRG at 7 30 Bob Hope at 8 Phil and Alice at 8 with 8 35 louse of Glass on NRG CBS airs Mr Keene Stage Struck at 7 45 and Football Banquet at 9 45 ABC presents Ozzie and Harriet and Starviet with Starlight Theater at 7 40 Desims Taylor listed among the lineup
Three Bobcats earned all district honors with senior Sammy Waters of Magnolia and many named players from Arkadelphia and Camden College, including back Jeff Smith and center Richard Holmes.
Bevo Francis of Rio Grande College scores 26 in his first Madison Square Garden game as Adelphi, 83-76, hands Rio Grande their first loss in 41 games. Coach Oliver cites poor defense and outside shooting as keys to the setback, with St. John’s Brooklyn edging Lafayette and other results across college hoops.
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