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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1964
Page
4
Carter Hardage reports the Hope Star: the Bobcats travel to Ashdown for a non league doubleheader, with the Senior Girls at 7:00 and the Boys around 8:00. A big home test looms Saturday when Malvern Leopards visit Hope. Fans anticipate a key matchup reflecting the home court theory.
New York heavyweight Doug Jones, 26, halted Tom McNeeley in five rounds at the Coliseum. Jones, favored 3-1, cut McNeeley and broke his nose before the stoppage. His manager left for Europe to line up bouts with Floyd Patterson or Karl Mildenberger.
New York fighter Doug Jones stopped Tom McNeeley in Arlington Mass as Tevel Holman 154 pounds from San Diego fought in Santa Monica Calif.
John Alden Knight Solunar Tables list daily Major and Minor fishing and hunting periods. The schedule shows start times and durations, with major periods lasting about one and a half to two hours. Plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these windows based on the printed times.
Adolph Rupp praised the South’s rise in basketball after Kentucky beat Georgia to move atop the SEC. The win marked Rupp’s 700th coaching victory as Kentucky and Vanderbilt remained highly rated, with four South teams in the nation’s top ten. Nash led Kentucky with 33, Deeken 29 as Kentucky improved to 16-2.
The Associated Press lists Monday results with no games played. Upcoming fixtures include Montreal at Toronto, Boston at New York, and Detroit at Chicago on Wednesday.
UCLA remains unbeaten and ranked No. 1 in the weekly poll with 43 first place votes. Michigan holds No. 2 after defeating Michigan State. Kentucky rises to No. 3 following a win over Florida. Wichita State moves to No. 4 with victories over Cincinnati and Marquette.
Kansas City leaders and Charles O Finley prepare for a Thursday meeting amid a long deadlock over a stadium lease for the Athletics. The AL deadline was Feb 1 then extended to Feb 15 after Finley’s move bid to Louisville. City Manager Sharpe said Finley did not reveal new proposals.
District 7B play at Spring Hill opened with six games on Monday and six more scheduled Tuesday starting at 12 30 p.m. Laneburg Junior Boys fell 28 27 to Bodcaw in a tight contest while Laneburg Senior Boys edged Emmet 57 53. Saratoga beat Spring Hill Senior Boys 59 54 and Guernsey Junior Girls defeated Laneburg 57 17 as Saratoga Senior Girls topped Blevins 37 28.
Philadelphia based billionaire Jerry Wolman, newly emerged owner of the Eagles, plans to interview at least half a dozen candidates for head coach while seeking a replacement for Nick Skorich. He aims to announce within two weeks, prioritizing the right man over speed after purchasing the franchise for 5.5055 million dollars.
Terry McDermott, barber from Essexville Michigan, won the 500 meter speed skating title at Innsbruck his victory ending the USSR hold on the event. He clocked 40.1 seconds shaving 0.1 off the Olympic record to give the United States its first speed skating gold since 1952.
Orton Enderlein, a 24-year-old East German factory worker, won the women's luge title with four runs totaling 3 minutes 24.67 seconds. Her teammate Eise Geisler took second in 3:27.42, and 25-year-old Austrian He lene Thurner finished third in 3:29.06. US entrant Dorothy Hirschland of Clesert, New Jersey, withdrew after the first run.
Austrian Egon Zimmermann won the men downhill and looms as a top slalom contender as France dominates Alpine events led by Gotschel sisters. Jean Saubert of the United States earned silver in women’s giant slalom, while Marielle Gotschel won gold in the same event with sister Christine taking golds in other slaloms. Torhod Knutsen led Norway to Nordic cross country gold.
In Emmett one of the state’s most unusual industries, the Huntingburg Buggy Works, stands as a new builder of horse drawn vehicles operating today.
In Saturday Little League action the Cool Cats outlasted the Bo-Did dies 18 to 16 to stay atop the standings. Terry Hairr led with 8 points, Danny Turner 7, and Terry Turner added key plays as the second half saw the lead swap with every basket. In the second game the Dirt Dobbers beat the Hot Rods 22 to 10, though Hot Rods played without Buz Andrews. Reds scorers Ayges 12 Watson 6 Murphy 2 Haynie 2 McMurrough 84 Mayfield 2. Next Saturday the Red team meets Blues at 10 09 and Green battles the league leaders as four league games remain.
The Phoenix Thunderbirds and the PGA reached an agreement over the $50,000 Phoenix Open. The tourney will start Thursday, with observers warning potential wider clashes over television rights and sponsorship. Len Huck of the Phoenix Chamber did not reveal terms.
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