Hope Star 1973 Star of Hope directory and masthead
The issue lists publication details for the Hope Star including addresses, staff roles, and affiliations. It notes editorial leadership, sections such as Women’s News and Features, advertising, circulation, and production staff, along with AP and press associations. It also shows subscription rates and mailing areas for the Hope, Arkansas edition.
First Annual 4-H Horse Show Draws 40 Participants
Forty 4-H members from seven Southwest Arkansas counties attended the Hope event on Saturday June 30. Judges Dan Brown of Henderson Texas and state Rep Charles Bubba Wade presided while Gayle Miller earned high point senior and junior honors and took the 1973 SW District 4-H Queen title. Susie Sinyard won multiple events amassing 22 points and a Hempstead County high point trophy.
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Hempstead
Union
Columbia
Little River
Miller
Hot Spring
Lafayette
Hope
Charles “Bubba” Wade
Texarkana
Dan Brown
Henderson
Tex
Gayle
Patti Sue Miller
John Miller
Gayle Miller
Miller County
Peggy Reece
Hempstead County
Susie Sinyard
L.A. Sinyard
Susie
Jessie
Duckett
Byers Abstract Company
Mark Tules
Walter Tullos
Little River County
Roy Burt
Pattie Sue
Bubba Wade
Tom Phillips
Harris Rhodes pace Hope Legion past Magnolia
Jim Rhodes led Hope Legion with two doubles and three RBIs to lift them to a 10 3 win over Magnolia at Legion Field. Wade Harris earned the win with five strong relief innings as Hope improves and lines up a Saturday doubleheader against Texarkana with Wade Harris and Mike Downs slated to start.
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Jim Rhodes
Wade Harris
Hope Legion
Magnolia
Legion Field
Hope
Jim Arrington
Paul Young
Ricky Brown
Rhodes
Mike Crumpler
Legion
Perry Henley
Panther
Legions
Texarkana
Ark
Mike Downs
Travs defeat Alexandria 4-1 in Texas League contest
Arkansas Travelers beat Alexandria 4-1 as John Andrews yielded five hits before Bruce Thompson mopped up with a ninth inning out. Travelers tally one in the first and three in the sixth with Joe Lindsey starting the rally, Hector Cruz doubling, and Ed Kurpiel homering. Arkansas off tonight before hosting San Antonio Friday at Little Rock.
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Alexandria
John Andrews
Bruce Thompson
Arkansas Travelers
Andrews
Thompson
Bill Hall
Travelers
Joe Lindsey
Hector Cruz
Ed Kurpiel
Arkansas
San Antonio
Little Rock
Bill Singer Leads Angels To Victory In Oakland
Bill Singer won his 13th game of the season for the California Angels defeating the Oakland A's 3-1. He benefited from three unearned runs in the seventh inning, after Bert Campaneris, Bill North, and Sal Bando produced an early third-inning run for the A's. Bob Oliver sparked the decisive seventh with a one-out double, later scoring on Vada Pinson's single and Rudy Meoli's double as Lee Stanton reached third on an error by Bando.
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Bill Singer
California Angels
Oakland A's
Singer
Bert Campaneris
Bill North
Sal Bando
Dave Sells
Angels
Dave Hamilton
Bob Oliver
Lee Stanton
Bando
Stanton
Vada Pinson
Rudy Meoli
San Antonio Lions pace Texas League West with Midland win
San Antonio whipped Midland 6 1 in a Texas League West showdown to surge atop the standings as El Paso slipped after falling 6 5 and 1 0 to Amarillo. Memphis held the Fast lead with a split against Shreveport while the Travelers beat Alexandria 4 1 and Amarillo edged El Paso in a rain delayed nightcap.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Midland
el Paso
Sun Kings
Amarillo
Memphis
Arkansas
Blues
Shreveport
Travelers
Alexandria
Amuarillo
Giants
el Pas
Dick White
Horace Speed
Dave Hansen
Speed
Scormig Wath
Lee wins War Memorial Park golf tourney for third year
Stan Bee of Heber Springs overcame heat to win the War Memorial Park Fourth of July golf tournament with a 72-hole total of 267 after shooting 64 in the second round. Ken Foneysuckte of Pate Hock also competed, while Lee posted under par in round two.
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Pirate
Stan Bee
Heber Springs
Ken Ffoneysuckte
Pate Hock
War Memorial Park
Lee
Shoul
Riva Ridge Wins Brooklyn Handicap in Record Tie
Meadow Stable icon Riva Ridge, 4, with Secretariat nearby, set a world record 1:52 2-5 for 13 16 miles in the Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct. The Kentucky Derby and Belmont winner added a stakes victory after a steady pace and strong late rally, driven by owner Mrs. Helen Weber.
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NEW York (Ap
Meadow Stable
Riva Ridge
Secretariat
Brooklyn
Poigg
Massachusetts
Helen
Pruceling
Pearson Triumph in Pircracker Day Race
A garbled race report highlights Pearson winning a Viel Pirccracker event with tangled OCR. Despite the noise, references to participants, locations, and a voting moment hint at a local sports-day or community contest with a prize or payout noted as $14.00.
National League East standings and recent results brief
The National League East shows Chicago leading with 48 wins and Montreal at 37 losses, while St. Louis sits 5 games back. Tuesday results include Philadelphia's 8-2 win over Chicago and Montreal beating New York 19-8, with several key strikeouts and slates of midweek games.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Houston
Cincinnati
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Torrez
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Osteen
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Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
Milwaukee
Cleveland
West Oakland
Minnesota
California
Kansas City
Texas
Oakland
Penguins Trade Eddie Shack To Maple Leafs For Undisclosed Sum
NHL club Pittsburgh Penguins sold veteran winger Eddie Shack to the Toronto Maple Leafs for an undisclosed sum. Also Patriots add Adderley and Voss for future draft picks. Evert defeats Court to reach Wimbledon final as King eliminates Goolagong. Pearson wins Firecracker 400. Felton wins Paul Revere 250 at high speed. Henley sees U.S. crews win on day one. Chuck Hunter dies at 87 in Cleveland. Tom Beer and Willie Banks sign with Patriots. Vancouver signs Tannahill Bullock Sheard ONeil. Philadelphia Atoms extend unbeaten streak to 12 with 2-1 NASL win over Cosmos.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Penguins
National Hockey League
Eddie Shack
Toronto Maple Leafs
Daytona Beach
Solunar Tables Schedule From Richard Alden Knight
Solunar Periods printed below derived from Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guide readers to plan fishing or hunting during peak activity. The table suggests days and times when sport may be best, guiding expectations for accessing good territory and cover throughout the period.
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Richard Alden Knight
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