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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1963
Page
2
Jack Crenshaw of Saratoga Arkansas offers registered potted Herefords for sale. Bulls and heifers available with contact via Texarkana phone 792-0904. Listing date February 13.
In Bonn, Germany and France affirm a long standing friendship as the basis for a united Europe and a bulwark against the East. The dialogue covers integration, nuclear policy, and trade within the European Community, with emphasis on peaceful cooperation and US interests.
The Pastor Rev A Morris and Mt Pleasant CME Church members sponsor a barbecue on July 4 inviting the public to attend at the church. Reporter Claudia Mae Modissett notes community participation and plans.
Arkansas Travelers crushed Buffalo Bisons with six homers in a doubleheader led by Cal Emery who hit three and added a pair in the first game. Syracuse, Indianapolis, Jacksonville, and Richmond won their IL games as the circuit heated up with leaders Atlanta and a seven-game Indy streak highlighted by strong pitching and clutch blasts.
The San Francisco Giants fight to stay in third place midway through the 1968 season. Slumps and scattered errors hinder hitting as manager Alvin Dark laments the club’s .243 team average while pitchers limit opponents to .237. Marichal has eight straight wins, McCovey 12 homers, Cepeda 16, Mays 14, Alou and Bailey 19 each. team totals sit at 49 homers.
New York Yankee catcher coach Yogi Berra failed to make the American League All Star team this year.
Dodgers ace Johnny Podres limited Milwaukee to five hits and a two to one win, lifting Los Angeles within a half game of the NL lead. Wally Moon’s ninth inning double and Maury Wills’ speed fueled the decisive rally after a tied game, while Frank Howard homered for the Dodgers earlier.
A 2 minute reminiscence recalls how Midnight Raider, the notorious coon who left metal scraps as identifiers, was treed by Old Pop Waters and a hunter near a river. The climactic ice trap knocked the animal unconscious, allowing capture and a $100 bounty split with the narrator, now a dog breeder trained by Pop.
New York AP reports a multi team deal sends infielder Charlie Neal and catcher Sammy Taylor from the Mets to the Reds for $20,000 each. Mets to receive a player to be named later likely Jesse Gonder. Reds also trade Don Blasingame to Washington while San Diego picks up Jim Coates. Kansas City buys Charley Lau from Baltimore and sends Manny Jimenez to Portland. Orioles promote Herm Starretto and Fred Valentino from Rochester. A steam sawmill was built at Helena in 1826.
The Hope Star masthead shows publication founders and staff roles including Palmer as President, Wootters as Editor and Publicher, Oona Parker as Advertising Manager, and Paul H. Jones as Managing Editor. It lists subscription rates and domestic and national advertising representatives and notes Associated Press rights.
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