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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1952
Page
2
Tax liens described as Beed from Cabin Douglas 4 Re fusas and other items will be sold for unpaid taxes under the Internal Revenue Code. Auction scheduled at public garage on Hope Street Friday June 18 at 4:00 PM. Items include a true weight scale, lawn mower, wood furniture, stove, and assorted household goods.
Multiple baseball scores and standings are listed across leagues. Notable names include New York, Brooklyn, St Louis, Chicago, Detroit, and Philadelphia among others. The column summarizes yesterday's results, scheduled games, and upcoming matchups with team and city references.
The Cubs won 5 to 4 as walks decided the game. Barrentain and Gremory pitched, with Noahville pushing across the decisive runs in the later innings. Hope started the scoring in the first, aided by Rowden’s run, while Noahville failed to register a hit in the run for the visitors.
Leaderboard details handicap event with 72 local players at Hope Country Club. Hope's James Compton, Eddie Clifton of Camden vie for first. Garland Bradshaw's squad wins second with 56 points. ties for third include Creighton Middlebrooks and Robert LaGrove. Two Hope men walk while Garden Beasley and Leroy Riddling post notable hits. Cubs and Nashville players show mixed results with pitchers Barrentine Huddleston and Gregory handling several innings.
In this Out Of Doors column Richie Stredi recounts bonefish lore and coastal fishing feats. The piece praises bonefish as a sport fish, notes the thrill of fighting various sea species, and recounts a dramatic 12 pound white marlin captured on spinning gear near Walker’s.
A nostalgic profile reviews Willie Mays with the New York Giants, detailing his ascendancy, mascot status, and pivotal role in the club’s rise. It notes his batting, fielding flair, and the impact of his absence on the Giants’ pennant hopes, recalling the joyous era they shared.
The Hope Regulars meet Arkadelphia at B o'clock Tuesday night in City park. Both teams hold strong records and the local Negro team remains undefeated at home this season. The public is invited.
Mrs. Joe Miller of Hot Springs Arkansas became the first woman to receive the Alexander medal trophy at the Arkansas Woman's Amateur Golf event. Miller posted a 79 in modifying rounds to claim the prize yesterday while defending champion Mrs. Gordon Perrin of Morady shot competitive scores.
Community updates include bible church meetings and a Shreveport program at Yerger High School on June 16. A First Aid Club gathering is set for June 10 at Mt. Zion CME church. Funeral services for Herman Maxwell were conducted at Mt. Moriah Baptist Church with Hicks Funeral Home in charge. Ed and Fred Nichols visiting from Chicago. Local golf news features Miss Botty Rushing of El Dorado and El Dorado qualifiers leading match play at El Dorado course with several Little Rock and Hot Springs participants.
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