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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1964
Page
2
Perry Independents edged Dean's Five 63 to 61 at Jones Field House. Calhoun scored 14, Lee 13, Odum 11, Brown 9 for Perry. Jed Dean's of Dean's with 4, Stevenson 16 and Townsend led for Dean's.
Next week's school menus list daily meals including Monday Chicken Pie and steamed vegetables with rolls and milk. Tuesday Halian spaghetti with cheese and plums. Wednesday meat loaf with potatoes Harvard beets and biscuits. Thursday Turkey with dressing and peas. Friday Salmon patties with green beans potatoes and cole slaw.
Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame added five honorees to its roster before a sellout crowd of 700. Posthumous honors went to Julius Petty of Stuttgart and Dan Estes of the University of Arkansas, with Kell Rose Carr and Estes Jr. present to receive and share memories.
The schedule explains Major periods in bold lasting about 90 minutes to two hours, and Minor periods from John Alden Knight's tables. It lists daily AM and PM slots for Sun to Sat, guiding planning for fishing and hunting in best periods.
Warren Spahn, nearing his 43rd birthday and a 350 game winner, signed with the Milwaukee Braves for what GM John McHale called the highest salary ever paid a pitcher. The deal, about 85 000 dollars, assumes he pitches many games and throws many pitches, averaging roughly 28 dollars per throw. Spahn, described as ageless with a youthful look, says his job is to go out and earn the money. The veteran pitcher appears to improve with age.
Community notices detail Mothers March on Polio events with volunteer leaders by side, plus a Hope radio talent show from the Auto Showroom. Crutch sale by Anna P Strong Cotillion clubs runs 10 to 4 pm downtown to support March of Dimes. In sports, signings and trades include Spahnie Perranoski Lopez Pinson Kasko, and Mets plan exhibition games in Mexico City with Stengel.
The Associated Press reports college results with Duquesne 74 over Army 68 and Oregon 71 over Washington State 64. Oregon State 65 beat Stanford 7, Utah State 85 over Colorado State 70, Seattle 63 over Idaho 57. NBA results include Boston 119 over St. Louis 99 and Philadelphia 134 over Cincinnati 111, Los Angeles 118 over San Francisco 100.
Gregoria Peralta outpointed Wayne Thornton in New York while Kingsang Boo Young defeated Osamu Watanabe in Tokyo. The bouts took place with titles or weights noted and included fighters from Argentina Fresno California and Japan.
Friday's slate lists no games played with matchups Chicago at Detroit Boston at Montreal New York at Toronto Montreal at Chicago Toronto at Boston Detroit at New York.
Willisville junior girls defeated Cale 24 to 10 in the Nevada County tournament final played at Bodeaw. Friday night scores also included Cale junior boys beating Laneburg 41 to 26, Emmet senior girls 46 to 34 over Bodcaw, and Willisie senior boys 81 to 75 over Badcaw.
A storm system brought snow sleet and fog from the Northern Plains to the Gulf Coast. Arctic air collided with Gulf moisture as thundershowers hit Missouri Iowa Illinois and the Gulf Coast with heavy rain in Biloxi. Snow flurries covered the Rockies while Arizona mountains saw up to two feet of snow.
Hope Star publisher staff and advertising details list The Star Building at 212-14 South Walnut Hope Arkansas with Alex H Washburn editor and publisher Paul H Jones managing editor Donal Parker advertising manager and Roger Jr circulation manager. Subscription and mail rates for Hope Hempstead Nevada LaFayette Howard and Miller counties and other mail destinations included.
Police charged Lloyd Caxon of Saugus with shoveling snow into the street violating a cluttering ordinance. Judge M Edward Viola dismissed the charge stating snow is not waste and cannot be treated as rubbish. He noted loving snow and poems about it and suggested God gave it to us.
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