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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1964
Page
3
The page notes inexpensive yet powerful want ads and provides a contact number for placement. It also includes a solunar fishing table with major and minor periods for days Friday through Thursday, listing times to plan fishing and hunting activity according to John Aiden Knight’s tables.
Packers coach Vince Lombardi says Paul Hornung will not be traded if reinstated and will play for Green Bay only. Detroiter Alex Karras faces potential reinstatement after last year’s betting suspensions, with NFL commissioner Rozelle yet to decide their fates.
Yerger and Hopewell lunch menus for next week list daily offerings. Tuesday features hot tomato pie peas and carrots lettuce and pepper salad chili peaches white bread and white and chocolate milk. Wednesday serves turnip greens au gratin potatoes with cheese topping onion rings banana pudding corn bread milk and white chocolate. Thursday offers turkey and dressing string beans fruit salad hot rolls butter and milk white chocolate. Friday includes vegetable soup and crackers cheese sandwiches fruit cocktail bars milk white chocolate.
District 7B West sub district basketball tourney begins February 3 at Spring Hill with Hempstead and Nevada counties. Early games feature Guernsey Laneburg Jr Girls and Laneburg Bodeary Jr Boys with Saratoga Blevins Jr Boys and Spring Hill Saratoga Sr Boys among others.
Professional basketball and hockey asked Congress for the same antitrust exemptions as baseball. W. Kennedy of the NBA and C. Campbell of the NHL testified for a bill to spell out exemptions for baseball basketball hockey and football. American League and National League presidents were to be heard with Kansas City Athletics owner Finley who seeks to address moving the team.
The Fairview Cardinals defeated the Bobcats 89 to 77 as 47 of 55 charity throws aided the visitors. Dan Jones led with 26 points while Bill Reinhardt added 20 and Paul Henley 18. The junior team won 45-43. both games set up tonight’s District clash with Crossett Eagles.
Masked by the Order of the Polka Dots, the Paraders ride Mobile streets in a pre-Lenten Mardi Gras kickoff. A 10 float procession marks the season opener sponsored by local groups in the Alabama city.
Hendrix 96 Saas College 14 State Teachers 87 Arkansas A M 72 Nicholls State 103 John Brown U 80 Arkansas Tech 96 Ozarks 6 High School Fort Smith 60 North Little Rock 35 Jonesboro 66 Pine Bluff 63 overtime Blytheville 44 Little Rock Hall 42 El Dorado 79 Little Rock Central 67 Hot Springs 84 Texarkana 66 Harrison 70 Ropers 49 Greenbrier 47 St Josephs 44 Crossett 63 Camden 50 Searcy 54 Mattilton 48 Wynne 49 Helena 41 Conway 52 Sylvan Hills 49 Benson 54 Jacksonville 53 Little Rock Catholic 49 Mab elvale 42 Fuller 76 Oak Grove 52 Joe J Robinson 61 Bryant 35 Smackover 83 Hampton 56 Camden Fairview 89 Hope 77 Rector 103 Figpost 53 Charleston 69 Lavaca 61 Drew Central 55 Hamburg 43 Emerson 74 McNeil 41
Palm Springs California AP reports Charlie Sifford tied for first with Tommy Jacobs after the first round of the $50,000 Palm Springs Golf Classic. Through the second round Sifford led with Doug Sanders, all three two strokes ahead of the next group. Sifford pledged to return alone Thursday after saying he did not feel fit to be tied again.
The Star notes Littler shoots 68 and 69, tying with Charles and Goalby at 140. Arnold Palmer sits 12 behind leaders after rounds of 78 and 71, while Jack Nicklaus stands 73 and 79 for 145 as rounds progress. The article mentions Bob Goalby, Bob Charles, Dean Refram, Gene Littler, Zell Eaton, Don January, Bob Adamson, Dick Hart, Dave arr Gentle Knudson, and Art Hall Jr. in recap.
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