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Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1949

Page

2

Hope Legionairs outpace Cale Independents in gym win

A large crowd watched Hope Legionaires defeat Cale Independents 48 to 28 at Hope High School. Gilson Ross led Hope with 11 points, Herm an Lewis scored 9, while Reaves and Byers added 7 each. Captain Red Vanney shone on defense. Cale’s J Glase had 9 points. Next week, Hope hosts North Heights, Bradley Independents, and Okay in twin bills.

Hope Legionaires Cale Independents Hope High School Hope Legionaires Gilson Ross Herman Lewis Reaves Byers Lewis Red Vanney J. Glase Cale Ridling Legion North Heights Texarkana Bradley Stewarts Okay Stewarts Jewelers Okay Girls

Scoring Title Again Changes Hands

National college basketball scoring lead has changed hands for the third time in three weeks. Ralph Richter of Cincinnati Bearcats tops the list with 21.83 points per game after six games, narrowly ahead of Vince Boryla of Denver. Chester Giermak of Willam and Mary leads in total points with 292 in 14 games.

New York Ralph Richter Cincinnati Bearcats Vince Boryla University of Denver Richter Boryla Jennie Vandeweighe Colgate Wack National Collegiate Athletic Bureau Chester Giermak Willam and Mary

Prescott churchs host youth gathering week events

Sunday events include Young People of the Presbyterian church hosting Hope’s Youth Fellowship at 6 30 with supper. Monday meetings feature O E B S at Masonic Hall, Ladies Council at Mrs Homer Ward’s, and W N L U at the First Baptist church. Tuesday blocks cover Garden Club meetings, Rose Garden Club, and W M A circles with year’s officers announced. Socials note twelve members enjoyed coffee and cake.

Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Church of Hope Ladies Council of the First Christian Church Homer Ward Prescott Garden Club Leroy Philliye Rose Garden Club Edward Bryson W.M.A First Baptist Church J. T. McRae McRae Watson White Ted McDaniel Leroy Phillips O. J. Stephenson Layman Dikerson Brad Bright Bright Clifton Yancey Frank Williams G. A Clifford Johnson W. L. Britt Jesse Crowe C. H. Tompkins C. §. Johnson

Visiting Friends and Family Across Town and State

The notice lists multiple families visiting relatives in Nashville and Tulsa, with weekend and Sunday gatherings among Brooks Stephens Brown Bruce Waddie Snellgrove Morris Hampton Foster Nelson and other households. It notes the estimated count of U.S. covered bridges at about 2 000.

Herman Brown J. A. Bruce Nashville

Merry and Mike Channing Dinner Date Tangle in Kin Marshallsville

Merry Carson tries to navigate a dinner with Kin and the arriv al of Mike Channing who declares his intent to marry Merry. Kin questions the match while Merry resists and jokes about being an old maid as Mike presses his claim, sparking a tense exchange about love and future plans.

Merry Kin Marshallville King Lissa Mike Channing Dad Chick Gut Kjn Ney Miss Carson Coffer Payson Mike Mr. Carson Channing Tom

Little Change in Football Rules Palm Springs Calif

Intercollegiate rules committee proposes minor edits for next season. Substitutions must occur while the clock runs before 28 seconds elapse, easing entry of players. Rules also encourage offense with forward passes, end zone plays, and precise ball placement after fumbles to curb out of bounds rulings.

Palm Springs Callif Intercollegiate Jegal Colege

Syndicate Plans to Buy National Eagles Franchise

James B. Clark of Philadelphia heads a 73 member syndicate aiming to purchase the NFL champion Philadelphia Eagles for 250000. He and other syndicate members will meet with Eagles representatives today to discuss the deal, with total members possibly reaching 100.

Philadelphia James B. Clark Philadelphia Trucking Company Oiher Philadelphia Eagles Washington Times -Herald Eagles Clark

New Purple Hued Covered Bridges Begin US Construction

Rubies described as ranging in color from rose to deep purple accompany news of new covered bridges under construction in the United States.

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