Every Fight for Archer Was a War
New Yorker Jimmy Archer manages his younger brother Joey, a rising middleweight with a 38-1 record, as Joey eyes a title shot against Giardello. A Madison Square Garden bout with Holly Mims looms, with $100,000 offered for a non title fight if giardello declines. The siblings’ bond guides their boxing careers.
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New York
Jimmy Archer
Joey
Jimmy
Joey Giardello
World Boxing Association
Ring Magazine
Giardello
Madison Square Garden
Holly Mims
the Garden
Boxing Writers Dinner
Maloney Star Rising After Slump for Thomas
The article compares Lee Thomas's fall from stardom with Jim Maloney's rise in 1963. Maloney post a 23-7 record and 2.77 ERA, while Thomas hit .220 with nine homers and 55 RBI for the Angels. It notes prior seasons for both and recent contract signings including Podres and others in MLB’s 1964 signing period.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Lee Thomas
Los Angeles Angels
Jim Maloney
Cincinnati Reds
Thomas
Angels
New York Yankees
Kansas City
Maloney
Reds
Yankes
Cincy
Sandy Koufax
Milwaukee Braves
RBI
Johnny Podres
Podres
Yankees
New York Mets
Grover Powell
Steve Dillon
Dick Smith
Lloyd Flodin
Cincinnati
Charlie Neal
Phil Ortega
Nate Oliver
Dodger
Jose Tartabull
Nelson Matthews
Washington
Fred Valentine
Gil Downs
Rich Marcy
Jimmy Marrujo
Man and Wife Fatally Die in Auto Wreck Near Stuttgart
STUTTGART Ark AP Mr and Mrs Arthur Crumaf near Humphrey Arkansas County were killed Monday night when their car and a pickup collided on US Highway 79 four miles west of Stuttgart. The driver of the truck William L Freeman 39 of near Stuttgart was critically injured. Mrs Crum 21 was in the late stages of pregnancy. Crumway 25 Freeman driving west was attempting to make a left turn off the highway when the accident occurred. Freeman was taken to a Little Rock hospital.
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Stuttgart
Ark
Arthur Crumaf
Humphrey
Arkansas County
William L. Freeman
Crum
Crumway
Freeman
Ben Cayins
Little Rock
Make My Bed Soon By Jack Webb
The story follows Maggie OBrien forcing secrecy as Duffey and Covalt’s widow face potential accusations after Covalt is killed by an airgun slug. In a tense sequence, Maggie arranges a safe retreat to her Payson cabin for Gail and Duffey, planning to “shoot the works” to clear the air while keeping calm under pressure. The narrative weaves confession, leverage, and a harsh trust between Maggie, Gail, and Duffey as they navigate danger and secrets.
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Chet Covalt
Duffey
Covalt
Maggie O’brien
Maggie
Herbert
Tayland
Gail
Payson
Frazier
Charlton
Gardene
Jim
Renault
Hope Star Star of Hope 1889 1929 and a Vegas Scene
The Hope Star header notes publication details and pricing from 1929. A serialized fiction passage follows with lines of dialogue about a “great little town, Vegas” and its various facets, ending with “To Be Continued” and a 1963 copyright notice.
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Star of Hope
Consolidated
Dick Smith Named Business Manager of Arkansas Travelers
Dick Smith, 24, ex minor league pitcher from Walkersville,Midh., takes over as business manager of the Arkansas Travelers Baseball Club Inc in Little Rock. The Travelers compete in the Class AAA Pacific Coast League. Smith signed with the Philadelphia Phillies in 1958 for a $70,000 bonus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Dick Smith
Walkersville
Midh
Arkansas Travelers Baseball Club, Inc
Travelers
Smith
Philadelphia Phillies
Warning Order in Hempstead County Chancery Court
Court warns Solomon W Leonard to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint filed by Lucresie Ross and others. Clerk Jim Cole signs the notice dated January 27, 1964 with publication dates January 29 February 5 12 and 19, 1964.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Ark
Lucressie Ross
Jim Cole
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Ope
Arkansas
Hope Star
Untesa
Tea
Yukon
Etter Printing Company
Washinton
Memory Gardens
McRae
Ambulance Service
Burial Association
Oakcrest Funeral Home
Dial Tee
Herndon-Cornelius Funeral Home
Margie
S. Pine
Margie Harrie
Smart Shop
Elm Street
Ee Singer Sewing Machine Company
Woxley Grocery
Hope
Ralph Montgomery
Barry’s Grocery
Jack Crenshaw
Saratoga
Texarkana
Freeda
Angus Farm
Prescott
Igarrett
General Ledger
P.O. Box
Hope Accounting Service
Adey
Don Montgomery
Mockingbird Lane
Irvin Greghorn
Imac
Faught Tree Service
Clifford Franks
TWO States Plumbing and Heating Company
Epair
Biddle
Beauty Service
Archie Smith
Diane’s
Martha Stevens
Judy Buie Blevins
Perry's
Perry
Highway 67 East
Virgil Daniel
Prescott Transfer & Storage Co
Southwest Arkansas Telephone Co-op., Inc
Highway 71
P.O
Bel-air
R&h
Hope Ark
Home Furniture Company
East Second Street
Renbelectric
Ford
Cub
Thundrebird
West
Clyde Smith
Schooley's
East Third
West Ave
Boreall
Mitchell Lagrone
Spring Hill Blacktop Road
Pod Rogers
Batesville
White River
Rosie
Kelley Wyatt
Fay
Newport
John Davis
Wyatt
Hope Auto CO
West Second St
Star
Jimmie Griffin
U. G, Garrett
Archer
Arkansas Livestock Show
The
Arkansas Angus Association
Morty Meekle
Bugs Bunny
Dick Aval
NEA, Inc
Dick Covall
Rose
Cicero
Jack Webb
Jack’ Webb
Newspaper Enterprise Adem
Payson and
Pine
Rim
Magpie
Jay
Central Park
John Wayne
Las Vegas
Tiger
Paradise Island Review
Star Publishing CO
C. €. Palmer
Alex. H. Washburn
Secy-Treas
South
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Paul H. Jones
Donal Parker
Mgr. C. M
Pod
Roger, Jr
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Hempstead
Nevada
LaFayette
Howard
Miller Counties
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Poplar Av
Memphis
Tenn
Hartford Bidg
Dallas
Texas
Michigan Ave
Chicago
42Nd St
N.Y
Detroit
Mich
Skirvin Tower
Oklahoma City
Okla
Vegas
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
By Quincy
Quincy
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