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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1968

Page

4

Horses and Helicopters Drive Suburban and Monmouth Stakes Splendor

Jockey Manny Yeaza rode Damascus to third in the Suburban Handicap at Aqueduct while Dark Mirage carried him to a win at Monmouth Park after traveling by helicopter. Dr Fager set a track record and earned the lucrative first prize as Dark Mirage delivered her eighth straight victory in the Monmouth Oaks. The Fourth of July stakes program highlighted the Hollywood Derby at Hollywood Park with a strong field including Devan, Proof, and First Rate.

ED Schuyler JR Manny Yeaza Damascus Dr. Fager Bold Hour Aqueduct Yeaza Monmouth Park Hollywood Park Edith W. Banscroft George D.widener Paul Mellon Mrs. Frances Genter William L. McKnight Ted Lloyd I. P Miller Dark Mirage Blakes Singing Rain Guest Room William Haggin Perry De‘van Mrs. Montgomery Fisher Roper Proof W.R. Hawn Po‘eax Howard B. Keck Fiddler Albert Sultan

Perry's 8th Straight Victory In Baseball Action

Perry's Truck Stop independ ent baseball team won 15-2 over Bradley on Wednesday night. Budy Jordan earned the win, improving to 4-1. Brint Odom slugged a solo homer with teammates Kim Jordan Delton Hatfield Wayne Jordan collecting two hits each. Perry's visits Lone Star of Texarkana Saturday at Hope Legion Field with Wayne Lowe or Wayne Johnson slated to start at 8:00 p.m.

Perry Bradley Budy Jordan Brint Odom Odom Kim Jordan Delton Hatfield Buddy Jordan Wayne Jordan Lone Star Texarkana Hope Legion Field Wayne Lowe Wayne Johnson

Susie Maxwell Benning Leads U S Women's Open Round One

Susie Maxwell Benning shot 69 to lead after the first round at Moselem Springs in Reading Pa. Her husband Dale Benning, a 6 handicap real estate developer, commented on their brief marriage and his golfing ban. Mickey Wright trails by one stroke with a 70 as Carol Mann also at 71 after a comeback from muscle spasms.

Ralph Bernstein Associated Press Reading Susie Maxwell Benning Dale Benning Neevada Moselem Springs Mrs. Berning Lyne Maxwell Catherine la Qoste France Miss Wright Carol Mann Towson

Pro Gridders May Strike Over Pension Talks

NFL Players Association status is wait and see as veterans warn of a strike if no settlement by next week. Alex Karras and John Gordy cite possible walkout if talks fail while Art Modell notes rejection of the pension offer. San Francisco rookies report Sunday. veterans remain uncertain about participation.

Associated Press National Football League Players Association Alex Karras Detroit San Francisco John Gordy Players Association Art Modell NFL 49Ers Howard Mudd Bruce Bosley Ken Wilslard Joe Cerna Green Bay Lou Spacaia Gordy

Veteran Pair Lead Tourney in Michigan

Veterans Rod Funseth and Butch Baird shared the Buick Open lead at Warwick Hills in Grand Blanc, carding four under par on Thursday’s 7000-yard layout. The two players stood one stroke ahead of a group including Fleckman Henning Horn and Fairfield, with defending champ Julius Boros and Lee Trevino two back in a crowded field. Baird, 43, nearly seized the lead on his final hole but ended with a late-round stumble.

Bill Halls Associated Press Grand Blanc Mich Rod Funseth San Jose Calif Butch Baird Carlton Oakls Warwick Hills Ty Fleckman Harold Henning Rod Horn Overland Park Kan Don Feirfield Palm Springs Julius Boros Lee Trevino Baird I Sande Funseth Texas

Home Runs Mark 4th in American League Victory

Detroit slugged 13 10 over California as Northrup Cash and Mincher homered. The Tigers extended their win streak to four and their 9th in 10, building an 84 game lead in the AL. Other scores: Baltimore over Chicago 4 3 in 12. Cleveland 6 4 over Minnesota. Boston 7 2 over Oakland. Washington 4 2 over New York. Chicago split with Philadelphia. New York split with Pittsburgh. San Francisco over Atlanta 6 4. St Louis over Los Angeles 3 2. Cincinnati beat Houston 7 4. Stroud and Peterson sparked Washington past the Yankees with key doubles and triples. Pizarro and Worthington shone for Boston and Cleveland respectively. Belanger and Johnson drew intentional walks in Chicago’s late rally.

Hal Associated Press Dewtroit Jim Northrup Norm Cash Don Minchef Tigers California Northrup Cash Mincher Angels Willie Horton Aull Freehan Detroit Jim Fregost Baltimore Chicas Cleveland Minnesota Boston Oakland Washington New York Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh San Francisco Atlanta St. Louis Los Angeles Cincinnati Houston Bill Rigney Freshan Horton Dick McAuliffe Brooks Robinson Orioles White Sox Fred Valentine Pete Ward Bill Voss Duane Josephson Voss Eddie Stanley Mark Belanger Dave Johnson Valentine Don Buford Ed Stroud Yankees Stroud Cap Peterson Juan Pizarro Red Sox Pizarro Jose Santiago Santiago Gary Bell al Worthington Joe Azcue Fivo Indians Twins Dean Chance Vern Fuller Lee Maye Russ Snyder Ron Pergranoski Lou Johnson Worthington Argone Harreleson Best Yastrzemski Bost McAuliffe Det White N.Y Howard Wash Harrelson Hitschlaender Minn Smith Robinson Balt Fregosi Calif F. Howard W. Horton Campaneris Quir Cardenal Cleve John Chic McLain McDowell Cleve Tiant Mirray Chass Mark Aaron Aaron Francisco Giants Braves Hottie Rus Dilyann Giants Joe Torre Felipe Alou Frank Linzy Hal Lanier Mike Page Alou Clete Boyer Linzy Dick Dietz Dietz Brayaes Bobby Bonds Mike Shannon Cardinals Len Gabrielson Dodgers Donn Clendenon Bill Mazeroski Jerry Koosman Koosman Mets Maury Wills Pirates Don Bosch Cleon Jones Billy Williams

Wise Cracks In Bat Slump Amid All Star Buzz

All Star voters favor Mark Aaron despite a .231 average as Atlanta battles Giants and Braves stumble. Aaron grounded into costly double plays while the Giants beat Atlanta 6 5 with Joe Torre and a Dietz double play ending the game. St. Louis edged Los Angeles 3 2 as Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Cincinnati win. Detroit outslugged California 13 10 Baltimore 4 3 in 12 innings.

Catfish farming boom in Arkansas and nationwide growth

The article reports booming catfish farming led by Arkansas Mississippi and Texas. It traces growth from a few thousand pounds in 1963 to millions now, notes farmed catfish supply restaurants and potential retail stores, and describes production methods and distribution to fishing lakes. It also mentions Arkansas golden catfish and hatchery programs.

Washington, D.C Department of the Interior Bureau of Commercial Fisheries BOCK Arkansas America Mississippi Texas Mississippi River BCF

49ers Trade Stickles to the Saints

The San Francisco 49ers trade veteran tight end Monty Stickles to New Orleans and may lose Dave Parks to the Saints as well. General Manager Jack White confirmed the move but would not disclose the exact return. Saint quarterback Bill Kilmer, a former 49er, said the Saints are negotiating with Parks who played out his option last season.

San. Francisco San Francisco 49Ers National Football League Monty Stickles New Orleans Dave Parks Jack White Stickles Saints Saint Bill Kilmer Parks 49Ers

Denver BB Pro Signs Pickens From Georgia

The Denver Rockets of the ABA signed Bill Pickens a 6 foot pound guard from Georgia Southern. Pickens played on the Kansas City Chiefs AFL fast squad during 1966 and part of 1967.

Denver Pickens Denver Rockets American Basketball Association Bill Pickens Georgia Southern Kansas City Chiefs American Football League

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