U S Girl Track Stars Set for Europe Tour in 1970
U S women’s track squad begins European meets in Germany Russia and Romania following a UCLA hosted AAU championships where eight meet records fell. Mavis Laing 16 Scottsdale and Francie Larrieu 17 San Jose highlighted the event with sprint and distance record runs as the team eyes Munich 1972 and the Olympic Games.
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Jack Stevenson
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Sam
Lassies
Europe
Germany
Russia
Romania
Munich
Mavis Laing
Fromm Scottsdale
Ariz
Francie lArrieu
San Jose
Calif
Ucla
Chi Cheng
Formosa
U.S
Hope Star Hope 1899 1927 Consolidated Ad Rates
Weekly Hope Star catalog of publication details provides office address Walnut Street Hope Arkansas 7189 and P O Box 646. It lists staff including Alex H Washburn president editor Donal Parkey VP advertising manager and others. Advertising rates show carrier and mail options with durations and prices.
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Star of Hope
Consolidated
Star Building
Walnut St
Hope
Ark
P.O
Area 501
By Star Publishing CO
Alex. H. Washburn
Donal Parkey
Paul H. Jones
C.M
Pod) Rogers
Billy Dan Jones
Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Howard
Pike
Clark
Arkansas
Track records fall at Brooklyn and national meet
Track Club of Brooklyn posts 3 41.43 in the 3 mile with the 440 team from Tennessee State clocking 45.2. Olga Connolly’s 172-2 discus mark falls to Carol Frost by an inch as the Nebraska Track Club athlete shatters the old meet record. Cheng sets marks with 10.2 and 22.6 as the 220 becomes a world record eclipsing 22.7, though her 22.4 in finals is voided by a 5.4 mph wire limit. The Mayor Daley Youth Foundation wins the 88-yard medley relay in 1 43.1, Mamie Rallins clocks 13.4 in the 100 hurdles, and Willye White ties her long jump record at 21-1. Rallins’ 13.4 also matches the American record.
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Brooklyn
N.Y
Tennessee State
Olga Connolly
Carol Frost
Nebraska Track Club
Miss Cheng
Mayor Daley Youth Foundation
Chicago
Mamie Rallins
Miss Rallins
Willye White
Hutchinson Wins Dallas Inaugural at Dallas International
Chemist Gus Hutchinson, 40, of Dallas, won the inaugural Dallas International Motor Speedway Continental series race aboard a Formula A car. The event featured cars like F1 but limited to 302 cubic inch stock engines, part of a holiday-dense program that included NASCAR and USAC action and noted fatalities in Salem Indiana and Freeport Illinois.
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Bloys Britt
Gus Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Dallas
Dallas International Motor Speedway Road Course
On the Road in Arkansas 40 1 Sixth Annual Pie Belt Four Ball
A compilation of a busy Arkansas events calendar listing golf tournaments rodeos fairs pageants and cultural activities across cities such as Hot Springs Blytheville Camden Conway Paragould Marmaduke and Guion. Highlights include the Sixth Annual Pie Belt Four Ball Golf Tournament at Fordyce Li-Horse Show and the Miss Arkansas Pageant at Convention Auditorium Hot Springs with other events spanning late May.
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Fordyce
Catico Rock
Hot Springs
Berryville
Blytheyville
YBMA
Wild Haw Landing Park
Guion
Sacred Heart
Marjorie Lawrence
Barometer Wins Suburban at Aqueduct in close finish
Barometer a 5-year-old gelding claimed last year by Marion B. Frankel captured the Suburban Stakes at Aqueduct, paying $32.40. He defeated Elmendorf's Verbatim by 2 1/2 lengths, with Hitchcock third. The race drew a compact field after absences and a fever scratch. Barometer carried 111 pounds for 14 miles, earning $71,565 from a purse of $110,100.
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Barometer
Marion B. Frankel
Aqueduct
Ogden Phipps
Gene Goff
Angel Cordero Jr
Elmendorf
Verbatim
Sigmund Sommer
Hitchcock
King Ranch
Gallant Bloom
Bross
Dewan
Howard B. Keck
Bill Shoemaker
Hollywood Park
Frank McMahon
Baffle
Keck
Arlington Park
Charles Englehard
Mr. Leader
Jorgen Tejeira
Hellena Stable
Jaradara
Monmouth Park
Bryn Mawr
Liberty Bell Park
Marcia W. Schott
Frankel
S and Allen
Ellen Girl
Spouting Horn
Detroit Race Course
Captain Nash
Suffolk Downs
Caringo
Tropical Park
Wins New Orleans-St. Louis Race
William Petty of Wapakoneta Ohio won the $5 000 first prize in the New Orleans St Louis motorboat race part of a 100 year rivalry between the Robert E Lee and Natchez. Elmer A Richardson Jr of New Orleans took second, Bernard L Thomare of St Charlies Mo faced mechanical trouble and finished far behind. The race covered over 1000 miles on the Mississippi River.
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ST. Louis
William Petty
Wapakoneta
Ohio
New Orleans
Betty
Bernard L. Thomare
St. Charlies
Wimbledon Eyes Stars of Tomorrow
Wimbledon highlights three rising players Byron Bertram Sharon Walsh and Evonne Goolagong as potential stars while veterans dominated the main titles. Bertram and Walsh both won junior and girls championships, Goolagong claimed the women's plate. Newcombe and Court won the key titles as the tournament reflected age gaps among the quarterfinalists.
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Geoffrey Miller
Wimbledon
England
Byron Bertram
Sharon Walsh
Evonne Goolagong
Bertram
Miss Walsh
San Rafael
Calif
Miss Goolagong
John Newcombe
Australia
Margaret Court
Cecilia Martinez
San Francisco
Francoise Durr
France
Newcombe
Ken Rosewa
Mar
Billie Jean King
Long Beach
Balif
Tonydoche
Rosemary Casals
King
Nastase
Koma
Miss Casals
Boxers Fight For WBA Featherweight Crown In Sendai
Frankie Crawford of Los Angeles floored Shozo Saito in the first round but the Japanese champion won by a close 15 round decision to defend the WBA featherweight title before about 7,500 at Sendai Sports Center. Crawford, who turns 23 this Thursday, expressed disappointment at not finishing the bout early. Judges A Saijo 71 70, Ugo 69 69, Yoshida 71 47, Pope 71 70. Saijo’s 4th defense lifts his record to 26-4-2. Crawford falls to 37-8-2.
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Sendai
Japan
Frankie Crawford
Los Angeles
World Boxing Association
Crawford
Shozo Saito
Saito
California
Saijo
Yusaku Yoshida
Nick Pope
Takeo Ugo
Sendai Sports Center
Raul Rojas
Laub Wins Tucson Centurion Open Bowling Title
Larry Laub, a San Francisco veteran, captured the Tucson Centurion Open for his first career championship in a 30,000 event. The 26 year old surged early with high 200s in match play and accumulated bonus pins in head to head rounds as the tournament unfolded in Tucson, Arizona.
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Tucson
Ariz
Larry Laub
San Francisco
Professional Bowlers Association
Laub
Bowling champion posts near PBA record margin
Printed by Offset, whose wife gave birth to their second child last week, totalled 9580 pins for the 10 game tournament in winning the first place prize of 3000 dollars. His actual pin fall was 9230, giving him an average of 29. His 298 pin margin over second placer Mike Durbin of Dayton Ohio was within a few sticks of a PBA record.
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Offset
Mike Durbin
Dayton
Ohio
Revival Opens at New Hope Baptist Church
Revival services began Sunday July 5 at New Hope Missionary Baptist Church on Page Five Washington Highway led by evangelist Kenneth Boho of Memphis. Pic Mori at 16 and evening services at 7 30. C L Roberts is pastor. Everyone is welcome.
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New Hope Missionary Baptist Church
Washington Highway
Kenneth Boho
Memphis
Pic Mori
C.L. Roberts
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Hope Star
Audit Bureau of Circulations
AP News
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Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Poplar
Tenn
Hartford Bidg
Texas
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42Nd St
New York
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Detroit
Mich
Skirvin Tower
Oklahoma City
Okla
Milt Minter
Brainerd
Minn
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Parnelli Jones
Donnie Allison
Daytona Beach
Gary Bettenhausen
Daytons Beach
Gil Hess
Bill Puterhaugh
Salem
Ind
Clarence Felton
Freeport
Gerald Bunting
Barcelona
Spain
ED Schuyler JR
Associated. Press
New Orleans-St. Louis
Stars of Tomorrow
New Hope Baptist
Bruner
Ivory Handie Company
Cox Brothers Foundry & Machine Company
Cox Brothers Foundry
Dewayne Chastain and
Guy E. Basye, Bruner
Ivory Executives
Dykes Springs
Charlie Cox
City of Hope
Guy E. Basye
Charla Cog
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