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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1943

Page

3

Fritzie Zivic and Beau Rivalry Tangles Fans at Garden

In York the scene shifts to Madison Square Garden where Fritzie Zivic collides with Beau in a heavyweight clash. Bookmakers push odds around a busy crowd and a potential $50,000 haul, while Mike Jacobs’ cash register signals heavy betting activity amid high tension and late changes in the lineup.

Caulieat Air T Fritzie Ne .Garden Zivie Isburgh Fritzeroos

Razorbacks and Bears clash in first Southwest series

Feb. 5 reports Arkansas Razorbacks and Baylor Bears meet tonight in the opener of a three weekend Southwest Conference baseball series. The schedule runs three weeks, with the next games listed for the weekend.

Basketball Scores From Early Season Contests

Georgetown 31 Penn State 35 Virginia 62 Fordham 46 South Carolina 6 Davidson 54 Kentucky State 46 West Virginia State 85 McPherson College Kansas 42 Iowa University 41 Central College Missouri 40 Westminister 39 Bounds of early season showings include several close outcomes among midwestern and eastern programs.

Gerogetown Penn State Virginia Fordham Uth South Carolina Davidson State W. Va Midwest McPherson College Kas Itowa Uni Central College Westmnister

Repeal of Arkansas horse racing defeated in Senate

In Little Rock on February 5 the eight year old Arkansas racing law survived a repeal bid. The Senate voted 11 to 19 against repealing the act that funds welfare via racing taxes. Proponents vowed to push a repeal at the 1944 general election while opponents stressed the $350,000 annual revenue supporting welfare. Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs begins its 30 day meet February 22.

Little Rock Arkansas Senate Sen L. L. Mitchell Prescott H. B. Hardy Greenbrier New York Hot Springs Oaklawn Park

Reservations Start for Post War Victory Parade

Two U S Air Corps sergeants in the AEF in England sent a letter to Waldorf Astoria management seeking reservations for the Victory Parade day. S Sgt William C Fluke of Ohio and Sgt William J Quinley of Kansas await a definite arrival date from hotel manager Frank Ready.

New York United [States Air Corps AEF England Waldorfstoria Eforcs William C. Fluke Ohio William J. Quinley Kansas Frank Ready

Woman Teacher's First Shot Knocks Hawk With Rifle

Salpupa, Onta, or Fay Ball ing, a Nowata schoolteacher visiting here, fired a .22 rifle for the first time to defend her mother's chicken yard as a hawk invaded. She calmly aimed from the rear door and struck the bird with a single shot.

Salpupa Onta Fay Balling Nowata

Fights Last Night By The Associated Press

Philadelphia fighter Tommy Clark outpointed Wally Stars in a narrow decision at 180 1 2 pounds in Philadelphia. Tony Costa defeated Johnny Cockfield by margin at Fall River 128 pounds. Sammy Fuller beat Joe Torres over 14 12 pounds in Boston.

Associated Press Philadelphia Tommy Clark Wally Stars Minersville Fall River Mass Tony Costa Woonsocket Johnny Cockfield Boston Sammy Fuller Joe Torres New York

Baseball film aims to teach in Americas

National league film bureau drafts an instructive baseball picture for Inter-American Affairs to stress the game's role in North American life. The film will use Ethan Allen’s sequences with Spanish sound and be titled Baseball techniques and Tactics. Coy Springy Caine of Wampum racks up his 1002nd high school point, while spring basketball and war-era notes fill the column.

Hugh Fullerton, JR New York National League Film Bureau Central South America Ethan Allen Wampum Our New Castle Charlie Trandolf Coy Springy" Caine Springy Charlie

Barons Bay Ball Club to Get Players

Birmingham Barons of the Southern Association bought the Anniston Alabama roster of 23 men to bolster their squad. President Paul Florence announced the purchase as a move to relieve manpower shortages, with unclear how many players are in the armed forces or will report for practice next month.

Birmingham Ala Birmingham Barons Southern Association Paul Florence Anniston Florence

Parking Lot Frustration Stuns Denver Police

A man rushed police captain Charles Armstrong furious that his car heater was kept warm for an hour to avoid the cold. He complained he only received an A ration item and asked for action. The captain found no rules to cover the incident.

Denver Charles Armstrong Fin

Boston Braves swap Holmes for Moore with Yankees

Sports Mirror Today recalls a year ago deal sending outfielder Tommy Holmes to the New York Yankees in exchange for Gene Moore. Earlier moves also sent Buddy Hassett and cash to the Yankees as part of the same activity.

Associated Press Today Boston Braves Tommy Holmes Gene Moore New York Yankees Braves Buddy Hassett Yanks Brooklyn Dodgers Roy Cullen Bine Glenn Cunningham Wanamaker Snile Millrose Madison Square Garden

Sugar Robinson Favored to Win Tonight

Detroit February 5 Sugar Robinson favored to win tonight in a ten round bout at Olympia Stadium against tough Jack La Motta. Robinson aiming for a 130th straight victory and a share of the $30,000 gate. La Motta expected to slim down to meet weight, with recent form favorable to the challenger.

Detroit Ray Sugar Tobinson Jack la Motta Olympia Stadium Sergt Joe Louis Robinson la Matta New York Walker Smith Brewster Community Center Paradise Valley Harlem Sugar Boy la Motta California Jackie Wilson Jacob Mike Jacobs

Avery Dies In Utah Firing Squad Execution

Walter Avery, a 30 year old former Marine known as a killer of a policeman, was executed in the Utah prison yard. Five riflemen fired at 8:23 p m Mountain War Time, paying 925 dollars each, but only four shots hit. One rifle contained a blank cartridge and failed to kill.

Salt Lake City Walter Roberts Utah Johnson Avery Rfles John R. Watson Inney

Baseball Joins Forces to Pay Tribute to Mack

Philadelphia readers learn baseball figures gather at the Bellevue-Stratford to honor Connie Mack on his 80th birthday. Attendees include William Harridge Ford Frick Claris Griffith Branch Rickey and Tomm Richardson as toastmaster. Mack is expected to give the highlight speech.

Philadelphia Connie Mack Athletics Mack Wal Bellevue-Stratford William Harridge Ford Frick Claris Griffith Washington Senators Branch Rickey Brooklyn Dodgers Robert Quinn Boston Braves Tomm Richardson Philadelphia Sporting Writers

Hollywood Villains Transition From Nazis to Nipponese

A critique notes the shift in film villains from American gangsters to foreign tyrants in wartime cinema. It cites Alan Ladd’s reform arc in Lucky Jordan, Brian Donlevy’s beastly roles, and Humphrey Bogart’s turn to virtuous conduct with Ingrid Bergman in Casablanca, while naming actors portraying Nazi and Japanese antagonists.

Robbin Coonside Villian Ha Tin Angel Lucky Jordan Alan Ladd Ladd Vielve Perdition Brian Donlevy Anc Wake Island Humphrey Bogart Bogave Ingrid Bergman Michael Curtiz Miss Bergman George Sanders

War time higher education plan outlined by military leaders

Washington reports that hundreds of thousands of students and faculty wonder about the fate of higher education as the Army Navy and education officials work to keep colleges alive. Enlisted men may be assigned to colleges for up to 2 12 years for degree completion with military supervision and a monthly stipend of 450 dollars.

Jack Sims Wide World Washington Army Navy Office of Education ROT Naval

Figures Add Up Its Hitler's Turn

A New Year prophecy cites cycles from 1789 French Revolution to establish a republic, 1818 German revolution to Weimar, and 1804 Napoleon to 1933 Hitler with intervals of 129 and 429 years. It notes Napoleon’s 1814 exile and asks readers to draw conclusions for 1943.

New York Weimar Republic Napoleon France Hittler Germany Russia Hitler Elba

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