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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1942

Page

6

UCLA Confident of Winning the Rose Bowl Game

UCLA coaches and players express confidence for the Rose Bowl against Georgia, citing strong running and passing offenses and favorable conditioning. Georgia highlights include Frank Sinkwich and Charlie Trip with a productive attack. Both teams anticipate a close game as injuries are managed and preparations continue.

UCLA Frank Frawley Pasadena Calif Bruing Pre Georgia Babe Worrell Avell Coorg Eniti Bruins Yue's Bay Phatlaat Franki Sinkwick Charlie Trippit Navy St. Mary's Bulldogs Wally Bulls Butts Medicos Sinkwich Jeff Cravath University of Southern California Ceach Jeff Babe Harvell

Standardized basketball play debate rages at luncheon

New York dec 28 basketball coaches discuss if plays should be standardized across regions. Phog Allen criticizes college authorities for stifling high school ideas while James St Clair Harold Olsen and Frank Keaney offer varied views on rules and styles amid wartime travel and competition.

Harold Claassen New York Tivasion Fecms Aihey Sellors Allen J James St. Clair Southern Methodist University Cullewiate Agravision Harold Olsen Ohla Stte Tiinois Wisconsin Indiana Frank Keaney Rhode Island Glute Yelson Keaney Pivel Erwin Holbrook Southern California Jack Friel Washington State University of Washington Ry Sheila Wyoming Brighama Young Rocky Mountain Colorado Yu Con N.c.ava Stferraw Mlc.a Jim St Clair Souther Methodist N.C.A.A

Boston Common Fence Removed For Scrap

A 101 year old fence surrounding Boston Common has been torn down for salvage. About 1100 feet along Charles and Beacon streets were removed, with the salvaged rail and supports weighing an estimated 120 tons.

Qusten Mass Boston Common Charles and Beacon Streets

Texas Team Is Heavier Than Georgia Tech

Dallas Tex Rec 28 notes Bill Alexander doubts figures but Texas will outweigh Georgia Tech by over nine pounds per man. Texas averages 102 and 183 12, while Tech plans two workouts daily to Thursday. Tech shows speed and height, while Texas relies on weight for the Cotton Bowl matchup.

Harold V. Ratliff Dallas Bill Alexander Poe Texas Bill Georgian Tech Longhorns Alexander Georgia Tech BIL

Sports Column Highlights Leafs Leafs Travel and NCAA Debate

New York sports columnist recounts the Toronto Maple Leafs travel turmoil to play weekend games and the Leafs victory over the Rangers. He notes Colorado’s travel woes, basketball rule debates, and comments from coaches and officials on upcoming NCAA activities and preflight service impacts.

New York Toronto Maple Leafs Toronto Welland Buffalo Mike Wy Fow Cnight Howard Hangers Fnally Leafs Coadi Everet Shelton Wyoming Colorado Transportusion

Christmas Visitor Notes Across State Families

A series of Christmas visits across Arkansas and nearby towns includes Miss Dorothy Sevedge and other faculty members from Wisconsin Smith school with their parents, several Little Rock and Magnolia A M College alumni, and Army and Camp Chiustee personnel. Family greetings extended to El Dorado, Conway, Prescott, Hope, Marked Tree, Delight, and Blevins as relatives gathered for the holiday.

Dorothy Sevedge Wi. Smith School J. A. Sevedge Evelyn Rhodes Little Rock Leta Rhoades Magnolia A. & M. College Waltlie Hooker Dexter Heese el Dorada W. L. Reese Hildred Rowland John F. Rowland A. Rowland W. M. Curtis Dorada Artie Kimbrough Camp Chiustee David Frith Hope Watson Wilson Prescott Grace Worthan Dora Wortham Velma Lee Hamilton Marked Tree

Major League Clubs to Train Close to Home

Major league baseball plans for 1943 spring conditioning near home bases. Boston Red Sox to train at Tufts University in Medford, possibly the northernmost site used. Rumors say Eastman may issue a second travel ban for spring and Landis may convene a joint meeting. Warridge says delays possible if camps stay home. Yankees’ Barrow says team would train at home if others do likewise.

Harold Claassen New York Boston Red Sox Tufts University Medford ONT Joseph B. Eastman K. M. Landis William M Warridge American League National League Ford Froik QDT Hastman Fd Barrow New York Yankees

Parkers Given Scare But Win Over Raiders

Oklahoma City first round of the seventh annual all college tournament produced upsets. Texas Christian defeated defending champion West Texas 45 42. Pittsburgh Teachers beat Rice Institute 40 39. Southeastern Oklahoma State eliminated Baylor 40 30. Oklahoma A&M routed Springfield 94 29. Arkansas edged Texas Tech 43 38. Maryville beat Southwestern 37 36. Texas Wesleyan topped Norman Naval Aviation Base 34 24. Quarterfinals schedule with Texas Christian vs Southeastern Oklahoma, Maryville vs Pittsburgh, Oklahoma A&M vs Texas, and Arkansas vs Texas Wesleyan.

Oklahoma City Texas Christian West Texas State of Canyon Pittsburgh Kns Rice Institute of Southeastern Baylor University Southwestern Oklahoma Aggies Springfield Axgies Arkansas” Razorbacks Red Raiders Texas Tech Parkers Maryville Teachers Winfield Eas Pean Pittsburg Texas Arkansas Texas Wesleyan Texas-Oklahoma Aggie

Free Enterprise Foot in the Door in Concordia

In Concordia Kansas itinerant vendors press free enterprise as housewives describe the door to door sellers. A vendor proclaims being a last stronghold of free enterprise while testing the era's supply and demand.

Free Enterprise Concordia Kas Concordie Housewives

County Quotas on New Farm Machinery Announced

Hempstead County Farm Machinery Rationing Committee, led by Earl N. Martindale, says county quotas under State USDA War Boards will ration new farm machinery. Order C unfreezes dealer stock into two schedules. Schedule I heavy machines are subject to county quotas, Schedule II horse drawn small machinery is not, while freezes remain on jobbers and distributors until distribution orders arrive.

USDA Hempstead Earl N. Martindale Secretary of Agriculture

Visits and Holiday Guests Reach Local Households

Mrs H Eley of Nashville visited friends and relatives here Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Bill Williamson and son Johnnie of Waldo spent Christmas with her party. Mrs F H Wortham and family of Ben es stayed till week. Chas Thomas and children Jim and Mary Lou of Prescott visited relatives this week. J G Darwin of Lime Rock spent the past week with grandparents Dr and Mrs J Geniwg. Mr and Mrs Dave Marin of Yexurkana spent Christus with her parents Mr and Mrs Gow Hard. Mr and Mrs James Lewis and son of Nashville and Mr and Mrs Claud Hinton of Hope visited during the holidays.

Dave Marin Yexurkana Christus Gow James Lewis Nashville Claud Hinton Hope J. O. Harris

County rationing quotas define farm machinery allocations

Harvested by machines and crop acreage data set the framework for farm machinery distribution. County rationing committees assess need, purchase locations, and adequacy of current equipment to issue purchase certificates. State quotas exist for some items, with a state reserve to ration when counties exceed supply.

State War Board

Township Trustee Selection Ends With Coin Toss

In Royal Township Ford County Kansas Adams and Snyder tied in the race for township trustee. The county commission flipped a coin to decide the winner after Adams appeared and claimed the office but soon resigned. Officials now seek a legal way to appoint Snyder to the job.

Kansas City Kas Royal Township Ford Country W. W. Adams Otis Snyder Iewnanin Adams Snyder

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