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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1964
Page
3
Ron Perranoski faltered as the St. Louis Cardinals rallied with a four-run ninth, defeating the Dodgers 8-7 on Bob Skinner’s pinch-hit single. Carlos Lopez notes Perranoski’s 4-5 record and 3.52 ERA, while San Francisco clings to a slim lead in the NL pennant race amidst Braves and Giants action.
Solunar periods are summarized with Major slots shown in bold. Major periods run about one and a half to two hours starting at the listed times. Minor periods accompany each day, urging planning for peak fishing or hunting in favorable territory.
A terse sports brief notes James Rouse from San Jose and Sonny Miles from Oak likely involved in a New York event. The fragment mentions mass participation and a 173 to 174 percent figure, but details are unclear.
Phil Rodgers slipped to a tie for second after a 69 in the French Open at Chantilly. Roberto DeVicenzo fired a six under 65 to take a one stroke lead with a 134, while Rodgers totaled 135 after two rounds. Cobie Lagrange and others trailed.
The Associated Press lists top stats for the National League with players such as Mays and Williams leading in runs and RBIs, Clemente and Williams tied for hits, Clemente and Williams in doubles, Santo and Pinson for triples, Mays and Williams atop home runs, Wills and Harper/Brock in stolen bases, and Koufax and Bunning leading pitching and strikeouts.
Marichal issued his second error and walked two as Joel Torre s delivered a two run single to seal the Pirates win. Mathews hit his 12th homer of the season, number 434 of his career, tying Willie Mays for eighth on the all time list. Cal McLish started for the Phillies but exited after one inning as Mota, Clemente and Lynch hit for the Pirates. The Reds mounted a three run opener on wild pitches before Hal Woodeshick uncorked another with the bases loaded to drive in the decisive run. The second game saw the Reds crack 16 hits and homers from Robinson and Queen. Ellsworth got his 11th win of the year for the Cubs after a rough third, and the Mets’ late rally was sparked by doubles from Bertell and Rodgers, with Banks homering for the Cub's first run.
Standings show multiple leagues with teams like San Francisco Philadelphia Pittsburgh and New York atop their divisions. Tuesday results include Chicago beating New York 4 2 and Cincinnati defeating Houston 6 10 in 11 innings.
International League games Syracuse defeats Buffalo six to four. Jacksonville bests Columbus two to one. Richmond beats Atlanta five to four in ten innings. Rochester versus Toronto postponed due to rain after 16 innings. Oklahoma City tops Arkansas six to five. Seattle and Portland games postponed by rain.
Column previews the 46th PGA Tour Championship at Columbus CC led by Arnold Palmer seeking his first major, Jack Nicklaus chasing a big win to enter the World Series, with Gary Player Ken Venturi and Tony Lema among top contenders and aging stars Ben Hogan Sam Snead in the field.
New York AP Mantle calls the dedication of the Mickey Mantle Research Laboratory at St Vincent’s Hospital his proudest moment. The ceremony honored the fund that bears his name to fight Hodgkin’s disease, whose impact touched Mantle’s life and family.
AP profile of golfer Tony Lema portrays him as flashy and media savvy while noting his humble beginnings and rapid rise. It contrasts him with Ben Hogan era glamour and cites his recent British Open win and potential PGA triumph as fueling his public appeal.
At K Park the CBC defeated Lions Club 13 to 9 with Harrison’s strong pitching for CBC. Pur tle went 3 for 4, Jackson and Warren each had two hits. Midwest shutout Hope Au 14-0 with Barham pitching a four-hitter. Young went 4 for 4 with three doubles. The Sheriffs edged Coleman Dairy 13 to 12 as Allen won and Whitten lost. Still went 4 for 4 for the winners, Sanders had two safeties for the losers. Friday’s slate includes Hope Auto vs Coleman and the Sheriffs vs CBC with Lions facing Midwest.
Hope's Junior Legion traveled to Camden and returned with a 12 to 10 victory. They pounded out six runs in the third on singles by Jordan and Henley and a Thrash double plus two walks and two errors. In the fourth Hope scored three more on singles by Jordan and Burnett and a three run homer by McDowell. Buddy Jordan pitched in relief for the win, while Camden’s Jordan took the loss. Tonight at 7:30 Hope hosts the Texarkana Mixers at Legion Field.
Clarksville Arkansas AP report names Queen Alberta XXIIE Jan Yarbrough 17 daughter of Lloyd and family. Judy Henderson 18 daughter of Homer Henderson becomes Miss Arkansas Valley. Lisa Propps five, daughter of Joe Propps, is Princess Elberta XVII. Yarbrough and Henderson to compete in Miss Arkansas Pageant next year.
Dale Jones executive vice president declares the report of condition true and correct for the bank. Directors R M LaGrone Jr N T Jewell Mitchell LaGrone attest the report as accurate based on their knowledge. The statement lists assets and deposits including time and savings deposits and government deposits with totals for liabilities and capital accounts.
A bank report of condition is declared true by cashier E. Hays and signed by directors W. H. Gunter James H Pilkinton John B. Gardner Jr. The document lists common stock par value 20,000 shares outstanding 0 and totals for surplus and reserves with figures partially legible.
The Yankees beat the Orioles 4-3 in Baltimore to pull within a half game of first in the AL race. Mantle, Tresh and Downing key the win as Downing earned his fourth straight, while Baltimore’s late-game bid faltered on a Miller relief appearance.
Jim Mahoney's bases loaded double drives in four for Oklahoma City as they beat the Travelers 6-5 to pull within two games of Arkansas in the Pacific Coast League. Rusty Staub homered for Oklahoma City, with key hits from Mahoney and Phillips. Arkansas led 5-3 before Oklahoma City mounted the late comeback in a tense seventh and eighth.
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