Cage Coach named at Fayetteville High School
NER Cage Coach to Fayetteville Ber ry Winburn named head basketball coach at North Lille Reele High School to succeed Glenn Stokenberry who resigned after two years. Vander Brie named athletic director and will assist with basketball while Winburn serves as assistant football coach. Clayton Spencer named head track coach and Shelby Breedhive appointed junior high coach.
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Ark
M— Berry Winburn
North Lille Reele ‘High School
Glenn Stokenberry
Cage Sheater
Stokenberry
Harry Vander Brie
Stole ‘Cuberry
Vandergriff
Winburn
Clayton “Spencer
Shelby Breedhive
University of Arkansas
Probate Court Notice in Hempstead County Arkansas
The Probate Court of Hempstead County Arkansas issues a public notice in the matter of the estate of an unnamed decedent. The filing outlines probate proceedings, appointment of an administrator or executor, and notices to heirs creditors and interested parties with deadlines for response or appearance.
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Probate Court
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Public Auction Notice in Hempstead County Arkansas
Commissioner in Chancery will sell at public auction on June 26 1964 at the east door Hempstead County Courthouse Hope Arkansas lands in Hempstead County Arkansas Latin Block 3 Allen's Addition to the City of Hope Arkansas. Sale hours 9:00 am to 3:00 pm. Terms cash or three months credit. Purchaser must give bond with approved security.
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Chancery Court
Hampstead County
Arkansas
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Hempstead County
City of
Hope
Four Minor League Teams Organized for Little League
Four minor league teams are formed for Little League play with 9:30 am games. Players assigned to Foster Realty, Tal Tex, Anderson Douglas, and Anthony Lumber squads must report to City Hall to collect uniforms and join the Little League draft at 3 pm Thursday. Last night Owens Dept Store beat Hope Beverage 11 to 6, and Lions Club defeated Century Bible Class 5 to 3.
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Braves Can't Seem to Win at Home
A long home slump haunts the Milwaukee Braves as road success boosts their season. Through May 28 they led attendance yet dropped 8 of 11 at County Stadium, while on the road they posted 14 victories and a nine game streak, leaving them four games behind the Dodgers. The recap ties in Giants and White Sox results, noting injuries and notable performances as the Yankees and Orioles win while Brooklyn ends a 10 game streak.
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Top Radio Programs Tonight in New York
Tonight in New York radio listings show NBC at 7:30 with The Great Gildersleeve and Groucho Marx at 8 while CBS airs FBI Drama at 7 and Crime Photography at 8. Mr. Kuen is on at 9 then ABC has Tone Ranger at 6:30 and Sammy Kaye at 2. MBS and Family Theater cap the schedule in the 8:30 hour. The piece also notes reptiles have parchment-like shells and two relief pitchers drove in runs without singles.
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Patterson Beats Maxim In Five Or Better Round Clash
New York observers split on the Maxim Patterson fight verdict with officials declaring Maxim the winner after eight rounds while most boxing writers favored Patterson by margins up to six to two. Television audiences largely felt justice was done though many woke to reports of a disputed decision. Patterson’s camp hinted at protest. Maxim argued he won by about six rounds.
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Joey
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Southern Association standings and yesterday results
The Southern Association table shows WL Pet and team records for Atlanta Birmingham Memphis Nashville Mobile and others with yesterday results including El Dorado Pine Bluff Monroe Greenville Hot Springs Meridian and Detroit New York Chicago Philadelphia. Today’s games include Ravk at Atlanta Memphis at Birmingham Nashville at Mobile and Greenville at Hot Springs.
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Texas A&M grid players suspended for secret society
Four Texas A&M football players are suspended for membership in a secret society and will not be eligible for readmission until next spring, missing the upcoming season. The Fort Worth Star-Telegram names Norbert Ohlendorf Ed Bill Schroeder Hilly Huddleston and Ray Barrett among those disciplined. Coach Paul Bryant declined comment.
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Hogan Is Always Hard to Beat at Baltusrol
New York reports defendng champion Ben Hogan remains favorite for the U S Open at Baltusrol despite illness and protest he is out of form. The field includes 14 former Open winners with Sam Snead among potential challengers as the first round begins June 17.
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Nashville May Lose Southern Franchise
Nashville's Southern Association franchise may move to Knoxville next season. Birmingham editors cite a Knoxville source claiming the deal is closed but not announced to protect Nash ville attendance. Knoxville promises a new stadium. Nashville officials and staff did not comment.
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Ira McCollister
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Puranda Favored to Take Kilgore in Miami Beach bout
Puranda a Bayonne, New Jersey middleweight, is listed as the 2 to 1 favorite to beat Billy Kilgore of Miami in the 40 round main event at the Miami Beach Auditorium. The card features a hard punching lineup as fans await the bout tonight.
Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
Detroit results show Marty Marshall facing Wright and a 14 percent figure cited. In Galveston Durango Mexico and Buddy Holderfield posted 143 in Little Rock. San Jose’s Kenny Teran beat John Ortega 111 in Los Angeles with a captoninted note from California.
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Wright
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Durango
Mexico
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Little Ruck
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Calif
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Los Angeles
Johnnny Ortega
Qakiahd
Atlanta Puts Barons Back in Second
The Birmingham Barons fell to Memphis Chicks 9-7 as Atlanta regained the lead with an 11-2 win over Little Rock. Bob Cain hurled six innings for Atlanta, while Keith Speck, Art Ceccarelli, and Ken Landenberger aided the offense. Pete Whisenant and Frank Torre each had three hits for Atlanta.
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Legionnaires Triumph 5-2 Over Nashville Cubs
Legionnaires defeated the Nashville Cubs 5 to 2 at Legion Park. Hope led the offense with two runs in the first and White Beasley contributed three singles along with a double by Gunter. Huddleston allowed two runs on four hits for the win as Crawley struggled on the mound for the Cubs. Connecticut paid over 8 million dollars in unemployment benefits in 1953.
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Beastey
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Hot rod show plan spurs teen club move
A police officer informs Ricky that the Allied Auto Council will sponsor a Thanksgiving hot-rod show to boost car interest and form a state club. Ricky, eager, aims to enroll many entrants while avoiding moving violations, warning Sherm about the DTA stickers and the club’s good name.
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Allied Auto Council
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Link
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