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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1938
Page
6
Blevins faces Columbus in the county tournament first round with two games Friday and one Saturday. The schedule lists Friday matches including Blevins versus Columbus and other pairings, followed by Saturday play. Officials will oversee the events as teams compete for regional bragging rights and advancement.
The article announces Clark remaining an active player amid team plans, noting his ongoing role and future involvement. It mentions Foothill season prospects and the playing manager’s stance, with references to Thorpe and still unsettled schedule.
Hot Springs High School announces the resignation of Godwin from the assistant season role and confirms the board will appoint a new coach for the Junior High football program effective after the current term.
Brooklyn ace Divleeh Grine urges fans after a dramatic ninth inning rally that carried the Dodgers to a pivotal National League showdown. The performance marked a turning point in the series as Brooklyn seeks momentum.
A chaotic report from New York traces Gehrig's condition and recovery linked to a pool related theme, mentioning Wally, Maueig, and a strange sports humor angle. The piece weaves names, events, and odd quotes around a baseball legend and a billiard motif in a newspaper teaser tone.
Disjointed OCR fragment mentions San Francisco Lowell High, unknown groups, and scattered terms. Unable to determine clear event, date, or names. Context suggests school notes or local item, but details are unreadable.
The St Louis Browns sent catcher Rollie Milnsley to Cleveland in a deal thought to include infielder Roy Mevhesst and pitcher dld Cule. The club had previously declined cash offers and preferred players, citing Milnsley as a standout receiver who caught many games in recent seasons.
Emmet 4-H squad defeats Piney Grove in a backerball contest with Piyay Gave itadd as top scorer. Revo of Ambet leads Emmet with seven points while Dougan and Polk Wee Teh contribute for Piney Grove in a low scoring, error filled game.
Nithin Maas conducts a preparatory workout in New Haven for a heavyweight challenge at Madison Square Garden on February 23. The event labels attire choices for the boxer, including natty striped trousers, a two toned jacket, and a streamline skull cap.
Yankees outfielder Tommy Henrich faces a reduced salary in 1938 after a career of high earnings. The article recounts Henrich’s past contracts and World Series share, notes his batting and fielding, and traces his early career from Zanesville to Milwaukee before joining the Yankees.
Residents of the Upper Park district above the bay appeal to city officials to remove skunks multiplying in a nearby wooded canyon. Homeowner HG Porter notes the animals now invade residential property and threaten the neighborhood’s quiet.
A collage of scattered notes from early 1930s sports reporting mentions Herb Kopf’s Washington state rivalry, Chicago Cubs outfielder Iron Memphis, and Flanagan’s All America long-distance pay, with stray items on center jump removal, vigilante lynching, and Ohio State diving star Patnik.
Warren Wright backs a bold experiment by racing select 2 year olds to test the long held claim that early competition harms horses. Calumet Farm lists 4 year olds for Flamingo Stakes while preparing untried 3 year olds and trotters alike as Wright pivots from trotters to thoroughbreds.
Lloyd Montgomery of Bauxite Arkansas captured the heavyweight championship at the sixth annual Southern Golden Gloves in Nashville Tennessee by knocking out Lucious Brown of Chattanooga in the first round. It was his second knockout in the tournament after stopping Lyman Ingram of Nashville in the first round. Montgomery earns a spot to represent the South at the national tournament in Chicago next month. Coached by Harry McDermott, he is linked to the Memphis team and the Bauxite Boys club.
Texas A and M has created an All America award for football players who are deemed to have earned sufficient mention by the athletic council. Joe Routt, star guard of 1938 37, is named first recipient. The award includes a silver football trophy and a lifetime pass for two tickets to all Aggie athletic contests.
The article traces Hadagal a 2-year-old colt tied to Sir Gallahad II with a strong French-English import background. It covers Calumet Farm’s 1930s yearlings Nellie Flag Privileged and Count Morse, noting earnings and racing prospects. It highlights Nellie Morse as a dam line and Count Morse as a promising descendant, with Privileged seen as a top 1936 horse who underperformed at 3. Calumet’s ongoing efforts to breed Derby contenders are noted.
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