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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1954
Page
2
The Bund Mother's Cue will hold a penial meeting on Tuesday night June 15 at their regular meeting place. Officers and members are urged to be present and on time at 7 30.
Keystone Lodge No 43 will hold its annual election of officers Tuesday night June 16 at the regular meeting place All members are requested to be present and on time Phil jeipirasy epit a phage tip Bier 4 Orioles GU ulaaa New York 40 iaze 28 ene Today's Games Cleveland at Boston. Also notices about church choirs and bus trip for hot springs for children under eight years old.
A nearly century old magazine recounts two dogs that hunted squirrels together near New York. One dog became trapped under a log and the other stood guard for eight days, signaling for human help until help arrived to find remains of the trapped dog.
Yesterday's sports results show New York 9 9 and Chicago 2 4 with Brookly s14 and Cincinnati 1 2 St Louis 5 5. Pittsburgh 0 3 Milwaukee 9 and Philadelphia Chicago clash at Pittsburgh with 2. Fights last night feature Atlanta 21 Nashville 4 and Birmingham 25 Chattanooga 112 New Orleans 7 4. Memphis 0 in 43 innings. Today Nashville at Atlanta Chattanooga at Birmingham Memphis at Mobile. Royle fights New Orleans. Also listed are boxers Cisco Andrade 134 and Compton California stopping Carlos Chavez 186 Los Angeles 9. Wayne Waterville Maine Barry Al E Dorado 31 14 for lis on 144 Holyoke Massachusetts stopping Greenville 25 48. Dennis Jacques 148 Montreal 4. Meridian 22 23.480 9 Hollywood Galif Andy Baca Blute WB 24 430 1145 bar 139 Hollywood outpoints Monroe 49 27 ANS 18hh George Carsy 148 Chicago 10. Hot Springs 17 26 895 139 Yesterday's Results El Dorado 5 Greenville 1 Monroe 9 Hot Springs 7 Meridian at Pine Bluff. Wayne Rapaas City dea. Associated Press notes.
Radio schedule lists programs and guests with entries including Machae Musial and Pink Lady. The wacky OCR reads like a fragment with names such as Lima Rew ys and Beouts. The item outlines concerts and vocal guests and mentions a 9 4 time slot and a Gongert event.
Stan Musial drove in two runs and Harvey Haddix pitched a 6-0 shutout in game one as the St. Louis Cardinals swept a doubleheader from Pittsburgh. Haddix struck out 10 and allowed three singles in his 10th win. Musial added four hits in nine at bats to raise his average to .370 with 21st homer and 62 RBIs. The Cardinals moved to fifth place while Dodgers and Giants widened their division lead.
New York reports a sensational heavyweight title bout between Rocky Mar jland and Ezzard Chalves at Yankee Stadium. Movie revenues could reach 300,000 with 200,000 attending via theatre TV feeds in 45 cities, while Marce lano seeks to regain the title amid strong odds. The IBC faced radio piracy issues and sold the radio rights to ABC for this event.
Springfield New Jersey United Press reports Ben Hogan and Sam Snead named each other to win the U S Open Golf Tournament opening Thursday. Hogan, back from a virus, seeks a fifth title and fired a Baltusrol course record eight under par 84 on National Golf Day.
A fragmented snippet from Toledo coverage references a 5-7 score, Jeane, and Houston figures amid garbled lines. It mentions a city element and Beaumon Baues, unclear roles, and a miscellaneous list of names, suggesting a stray OCR portion with no coherent event or outcome.
A New York Giants report lauds Peul Giel, University of Minnesota pitcher, for a massive bonus and potential breakthrough. The piece compares his prospects to Ted Lyons and other stars, noting the risk in gambling on a college arm and detailing minor league seasoning as a path to the majors.
Eudora coach, named lead basketball coach and assistant football coach at Ouachita College, will assume dual duties next fall. Bill Vining, Ouachita 1951 graduate and former school athlete, will lead the transition in the new role.
Billy Harris pitched seven innings for a no hitter list year then delivered a one inning shutout and drove in the lone run in a 1-0 win over Merapis. The 22 year old Canadian ace improved to seven wins as New Orleans climbed to within two games of the pace and pulled even with Chattanooga for third place behind Birmingham and the Crackers. Homers by Dusak and Harding Peterson aided relief pitcher Phillips in a tight victory. Wels and Atkins added key hits as the Pelicans began a late push in the season.
In Windsor England Queen Elizabeth formally awards Prime Minister Winston Churchill the Order of the Garter in a private investiture at Windsor Castle. The monarch hands Churchill the insignia and the ceremonial garter as a personal honor.
Xing Ranch's High Gun won the Belmont Blakes at Belmont Park defeating Fisherman by a nose. Paddy O'Brien set a shot put world record at 60 feet 10 inches and Santee ran the mile in 4 00.7 at the Southern Calif A A U championships. Cisco Andrade stopped Carlos Chavez in the ninth round in Boston. Determine won the California Stakes at Hollywood Park by a length. U S women tennis team completed another telecast win in the Wightman Cup. Budget Party of Los Angeles won the Hanover International Tennis Tournament men’s singles, defeating Milan Brahovic 6-4 6-2.
Pete Cooper, nicknamed Mr Consistency, won the $15 000 Virginia Beach Open with a 13 under par 263 total, firing four subpar rounds to beat Tommy Bolt and Doug Ford. Bolt faltered on the final hole by driving into Linkhorn Bay, while Ford finished third and Art Wall and Freddie Haas Jr. tied for fourth.
Louis says Charles is not cut out for a fight with Rocky Marciano as he trains at Yan kee Stadium in Monticello Iowa. Louis advises sticking to a quick left and right after Marciano misses. Charles co manager Tom Tannas says the Cincinnati Negro is mentally fit for the challenge and physically as when he faced Louis.
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