White and Horton duel in tight AL race
Roy White and Willie Horton powered late innings as the Yankees beat the White Sox 6-2 extending a six game win streak and tightening the AL East. Horton drove in a run for Detroit in a 5-1 win over Oakland. Other scores included Minnesota over Washington 7-3 and Boston beating Kansas City 7-5.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Roy White
Willie Horton
Baltimore
White
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Orioles
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Rol Carew
Horton
Detroi Tigers
Oakland
Mike Kilkenny
Rai
Tigers
Washington
Cleveland
California
Boston
Kansas City
New York Mets
Cincinnat
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Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles
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San Diego
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Montreal
Philadelphia
Houston
Spokane
Yankees
Yanks
Tommy John
Horace Clarke
Bobby Murcet
Danny Murphy
Mel —_Stottletmyre
Jim Northrup
Detroft
Kilkenny
Joe Rudi
Northrup
Leo Carde
Jim Perry
George Mitterwald
Tony Oliva
Cesar Tovar
Twins
Angels
Aurelio Rodriguez
Senators
Rich Hand
Ray Fosse
Roy Foster
Indians
Andy Messersmith
Jim Spencer
Mike Andrews
Red Sox
Royals
Reggie Smith
Smith
Lou Pintella
Rico Petrocelli
Dallas Beaten by Travelers in Texas League
Arkansas scored four late runs to defeat Dallas-Fort Worth 4-2. Dyar Miller, who had a seveninning no hitter, carried the bid into the seventh before Eddie Crosby of the Travelers broke the string. Miller retired 19 in a row to start his outing.
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Arlington
Tex
Arkansas
Dallas-Fort Worth
Dyar Miller
Miller
Eddie Cros
Jose Cruz
Danny Napoleon
George Winslow
Chip Carter
Crosby
Spur
Petie Watts
Napoleon
Wayne Dees
Spurs
Winslow
Ron Shelton
Rich Coggins
Watts
Scott McDonald
Albuquerque
Shreveport
San Antonio
Amarillo
el Paso
Memphis
Foster and Quarry Fight Tonight at Madison Square Garden
Heavyweight contenders Mac Foster and Jerry Quarry clash in a 10 rounder at Madison Square Garden. The card includes a Jack Dempsey tribute with film reels and a 75th birthday toast next Wednesday. Quarry enters as the more experienced foe, while Foster seeks a shot at Frazier. The bout, televised to about 68 cities, starts at 10 p.m. EDT.
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ED Schuyler SR
Associated Press
NEW York
Foster
Frazier
Marine Corps
Vietnam
Fresno
Dempsey
Jess Willard
Lars Firpo
Yong
Gene Tunney
Quarry
Gionts 2S
Merger Talk Signals Possible NBA ABA Merger
Atlanta AP reports speculation on a potential merger between the NBA and ABA. The NBA Players Association sues to block a merger and challenge the reserve clause while a federal judge halts any merger pending court review. ABA president Dolph shifts the Denver meeting to align with merger hopes.
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Atlanta
American Basketball Associations
Board of Governors
NBA
Asuit
U.S. District
NBA Players Association
Congress
Jack Dolph
ABA
Denver
Dolph
Players Association
American Broadcasting Co
Trade Headlines Highlight Orioles and League Moves
The Associated Press reports Moe Drabowsky joins the Orioles in a trade from Kansas City, era 3.25 with two saves this season, while Bobby Floyd goes to the Royals. Dave May ships to Milwaukee for Pitchers Buzz Stephen and Dick Baney as Baltimore’s lead slips. Other moves include Ty Cline to the Reds from Montreal and Ed Sox, White Sox, and Braves reshuffles as league talks loom.
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Associated Press
Moe Drabowsky
Baltimore
Orioles
Bobby Floyd
Kansas City
Royals
Dave May
Milwaukee
Buzz Stephen
Dick Baney
May
Brewers
Hank Allen
Rochester
Cincinnati
Belstered
Ty Cline
Montreal
Clyde Mashore
Reds
Jay Ward
Post Leads Links Play in Arkansas Qualifying Golf
Eddie Post of Fort Smith shot two under par 142 for 36 holes on Tuesday to top Arkansas qualifying for the National Publinx tournament in July. Ken Honeysuckle of Little Rock joins him as the state’s representatives. Honeysuckle won a three way playoff to break the tie, carding 149 after regulation.
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Little Rock
Eddie Post
Fort Smith
Arkansas
Post
Ken Honeysuckle
Honeysuckle
Hope Star Rates and Publication Details 1929
Hope Star publication details for January 18 1929 list staff titles and roles including Alex H Washburn as president and editor Donal Parker as VP and advertising manager Paul H Jones as secretary treasurer and GM C M Pod Rogers as director and circulation manager Billy Dan Jones as director and mechanical superintendent. It notes second class postage and AP and regional affiliations and provides subscription rates for various mail and carrier options across Arkansas and neighboring counties. A college student bargain offer is also noted with a nine month term.
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By Star Publishing CO
Alex. H. Washburn
Donal Parker
Paul H. Jones
C.M
Pod) Rogers
Billy Dan Jones
Hope
Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Howard
Pike
Clark
Arkansas
Lions James and Barry's Winners at Park Tuesday Night
Tuesday night results at the Park show CBC Lions Club James Motor Cor and Hope Auto Co as winners with multiple entries. Lions, James, and Barry delivered top finishes in a compact community club event.
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Lions
James
Barry
CBC Lions Club
James Motor Cor
Hope Auto Co
Arkansas official doubts court draft exemption impact
Col. Willard Hawkins, director of Arkansas Selective Service, said a U S Supreme Court ruling granting conscientious objector status for moral and ethical reasons would not trigger a big rise in exemptions. He stressed the burden on registrants to prove sincerity and that boards can still deny. The article also recalls Frances Folsom Cleveland and Grover Cleveland’s 1886 presidential wedding at the White House.
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Little Rock
Col
Willard Hawkins
State Selective Service
U. S. Supreme Court
Arkansas
Hawkins
Hawking
White House
Frances Folsom
Grover Cleveland
Football and basketball signings noted at Arkansas colleges
Little Rock AP report lists Larry Beck of Gaineville Tex accepting a Harding College football scholarship, Edward Douglas of McGehee signing with Arkansas A and M, Joay Holaway of Jonesboro signing with Arkansas College, and Bob Brow Sullivan Mo Randy Long Portageville Mo and William Buckner Brentwood Mo signing with College of the Ozarka.
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Little Rock
Larry Beck
Gaineyvillé
Tex
Harding College
Arkanesas
Confardtice
Edward Douglas
McGehee
Arkanesas A&m
Joay Holaway
Johesboro
Arkansas College
Bob Brow
Sullivan
Randy Long
Portageville
William Buckner
Brentwood
College of the Ozarka
Revenue Dept Passes Rehearing in Tax Case
LITTLE ROCK RP State Revenue Commissioner Bob K Scott said Tuesday the department will not seek a rehearing of the state Supreme Court ruling that the real estate transfer tax is unconstitutional. He noted that the Arkansas Children's Colony and the Parks Recreation and Travel Commission may ask for a rehearing as they benefited from the tax. The department will not refund interest on transfer taxes already collected and held in escrow, which by July would total about 45000 dollars, while the state will refund about 1.7 million.
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Little Rock
State Revenue
Bob K. Scott
State Supreme Court
Scott
Arkansas Children’s Colony
State Parks, Recreation and Travel Commission
Revenue Department
Supreme Court
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Bob Burda
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White Sox
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Mtg Nets
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Larry Stahl
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Rich Austin
Detroit
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Ron Kiine
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Harry Hayes
Jesus Pimental
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Japan
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Star Building
Walnut St
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P.O
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Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Poplar
Tenn
Hartford
Texas
Michigan Ave
Chicago
42Nd St
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Mich
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Okla
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Griaane
Harding
Revenue Dept
Arkla-Servel
Arkansa Louisiana Gas Company
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