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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1952
Page
2
The Cotton States division games drew heavy action with Monroe, Pine and Greenville among teams contesting. Weekend rallies, standout innings, and late surge plays defined Saturday and Sunday results as clubs chase standings and sportswriters note tense battles.
Radio listings for New York present Juneah Tonight with Gordon McRaey at 18d Barlow Concert and CBS Suspenses to Talent Scouts plus Romance Drana. ABC 7 Henry Taylor pent features 1:30 Big Hand Dramas. Teenage Club and Woman of the Year segments air on MBS. Crime Does Not Pay at 8:30 and Korean Report Tuesday. NBC 8 a.m. Strike It Rich follows CBS 8:90 a.m. Grand Slam and My Stars Drama on MBS 10:30 a.m. Queen for 4 Day.
City council meeting on June 1 will review a legal notice regarding a scooping threshold of 15 parts per million. The notice references Arkew and outlines follow up actions for monitoring and compliance.
Yesterday's games across the Southern Association and Cotton States League feature many matchups with teams like New York, Chicago, Chattanooga, New Orleans, and Morvkijan. Notable results include Madisonville, Greeneville, and Hot Springs in varied regional venues with multiple contests reported.
Larsen Wall returns to action at the National Championships after a leg injury. He wins several sets with steady rallies, teaming with veteran Yom Brown to reach men’s doubles final alongside Talbert of York and Hearty Likag of Bau byan tives. Kantner and Savipsans claim women’s doubles title with a 75 triumph.
Sports Roundup recaps a chaotic event with numerous disjointed observations about players like Charles and Winters and teams in a division race. The piece notes intense reactions, wardrobe and timing confusions, and unresolved questions about who performed best.
Roy Ankavab from Attica faces European Featherweight Champion Ray Fametchop in a high profile bout. The fight will determine the next challenger for boxing fame and glory in a stadium match setting.
The Horamen’s Benevolent and Protective Association threatens two tracks, accusing them of misusing funds. The group calls for a payout, citing a $468,000 portion allegedly withheld from last year’s distribution, as they demand compliance with conditions before action.
Beaumont gained the Texas League lead by splitting a doubleheader, helped by Houston players and a tight race with Oklahoma City. Ballas, Higsauny Heath, and Wyse earned key wins as Ed Mierkawies signed on and a late error opened the door for Oklahoma City. San Antonio and Tulsa split a doubleheader. Shreveport beat Fort Worth in the only game of the day.
Betsy Rawls, the Reading, Pennsylvania born champion, captured her third title by winning the 2 Eastern Open at Berkshire Country Club. She finished with a 220 total, two strokes ahead of Louise Suggs, with Patty Berg third. Rawls already led money winners with 10584 dollars, including yesterday's earnings.
Hope's Legion team schedules three games this week starting tonight in Nashville, followed by Wednesday at home against the Canton Naval team led by Leroy Schalk, and Friday hosting Mineral Springs in Hope. Nashville tops the league with four straight wins while Hope sits near the bottom. Batters Whitney Stevenson and Tuffy Owen pace Nashville, with Gordon Beasley leading Hope batters at .439. Several Hope players hit over .300, and Hot Springs signs EB Harrell as nonplaying manager while Don Bailey and Benny Smith depart. Connie Bischart and Bill Wehuat join, and Jim Edwards leaves umpiring duties.
Yankees routed the White Sox to pull within two games of Chicago in the fierce American League pennant chase. Babe Didrikson Zaharias, Helen Siegal, and Truth Woodward reached the British Women's Amateur Golf Toran rounds, while Kimmy Dykes Huey faced a $250 fine for stalling against the Red Sox. Gene Sarazen led the British Open Gulf Tournament with a 689 total after two rounds. Asian female elephants have small tusks while African females carry large tusks.
A Soviet proposal to repatriate 482000 Japanese prisoners in exchange for Japan agreeing to sever peace talks with the United States is dismissed by the Japanese and US offices as propaganda. A Moscow message cited by Japanese sources mentions 182000 prisoners in Russia and a separate peace with the Soviet Union, while the British and American offices call it mere Soviet propaganda.
Three candidates for Arkansas governor announced campaign teams and openings over the weekend. Ike Murry said he would launch a Democratic bid at North Little Rock High School stadium in late June with ex Fordyce football star Paul Bryant as campaigner. Republican Leffel Gentry labeled the use tax a political tool and said he will back efforts against its enforcement. Chancellor Francis Cherry named Gentry as campaign manager and scheduled an open house in Little Rock on June 15 for Judge Cherry.
Burlington Colorado reports a 76 year old John Gernbail staged a second funeral service on the front lawn before a small crowd claiming a third annual service next June. He described spending about $14,000 on the first service to avoid burial like a dog and to dispose of his substantial estate. The item mixes additional lines about repatriation statistics and a separate quote from Mrs. Kava on Moscow travel.
A young man is found injured after a disturbance near stairs as police and an ambulance arrive. Miss Austen and her dog Aby were near the scene. Gamadge and Ordway discuss the Austens and plan future actions, noting the possibility of a man fleeing with Mrs Grey Austen.
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