Okay Cementers Defeat Hope Lumberjacks In Tight Duel
Okay Ark Okay Cementers beat Hope Lumberjacks 8 to 4 in a late ninth inning rally. Pitcher Hayeadie Taesekay earned the win in a pitching duel with veteran Charlie Sullivan and Carroll Schoeey contributing key hits. The Cementers extend a three game win streak over the Lumberjacks as next schedule lists Friday matchup.
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Ark
Okay Cementers
Hope Lumberjacks
Cie Nest
Charlie Sullivan
Seothapene Peay Olea
Carroll Schoeey
Uae
Hayeadie Taesekay
Descerts Berordiv Rats STOUTS and Armistice Dye Bat Makers
The article describes bat manufacturing and shipment details as teams adjust to new orders. It notes a confrontation between Cronin and Powell and mentions a season opener and a new shipment for the Yankees.
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Paxs
Berordiv
Pax Wilton
Vis
Armistike
Ross
Poston Sox
Yankees
Aidie
Lemwilli Shigner
Ordinance 69 Regulating Waste Removal and Sanitation
City of Hope Arkansas passes Ordinance 69 prohibiting disposal of refuse liquids under structures and mandating penalties for violators. Fines range from one to twenty five dollars. ordinance repeals conflicting laws and becomes effective after publication. City Clerk Ballengle Wy and Mayor Albert Graves sign. Published June 28 1938 Hope Star.
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Counel
Ape
Arkansas
Topas
Cand
Ballengle
Albert Graves
Orlainet
Hopes
Maclin
Caiawhal
Hoyperson
Roel
City of Hope
Tape
Hope Star
Billingsley
Minyur
Wrestling to Resume in Hope Opens New Arena
Byers Roy Service Station promoter unveils a modern athletic arena on South Main Street and schedules a two fall wrestling double feature this Friday. Gil La Cross faces Jimmie Lott in the opener followed by Leslie Wolfe vs Ray Clemons, with two hours for each main event and doors at 8.00 p.m. Estes is hoped for soon as a top draw.
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H.W. Fal Byers
Byers Roy
South Main Street
Highway 29
Hoxide
Schudubde
Byars
Southwest
Gil la Cross
Jimmie Lott
Husky Birmingham
Alamatmon
la Cross
Pancho Villa
Old Fair Park Arena
Li Crass
Alabama
Mississippi
Leslie Wolfe
Little Rock Stadium
Ray Clemons
Amarillo
Texans
Wolfe
Lefty Williams
Tulsa
Chancery Court Warns Garners in Cross-Complaint Case
In Hempstead County Arkansas the Chancery Court warns Claud W. Garner Ruth Garner and cross-defendant to appear within thirty days and answer the cross-complaint filed by Southern Cotton Oil Company C M Smith Trustee. The court seal dated June 8 1938 notes Ralph Bailey Chancery Clerk J P Byers D C and attorneys Barber Henry Carrigan for defendant and cross-complainant with Steve Carrigan as attorney ad litem.
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Claud W. Garner
Southern Cotton Oil Co
C. M. Smith
Ben Cheatham
Ruth Garner
Southern Cotton Oil Company
Ralph Bailey
J. P. Byers
D. C Barber & Henry Solicitors
Steve Carrigan
Ad Litem
Notice of Democratic Primary Election in Hempstead County
Notice to voters that a Democratic primary election is set for August 9, 1998, across Hempstead County voting precincts to choose candidates for National State District County and Township offices. W. S. Atkins chairs the Democratic Central Committee with J. L. Eley as secretary.
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Democratic Central Committee
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Hempstead
Arkdingas
W. S. Atkins
Chaiinga
City v League Tuesday results and city standings noted
Local league results show the City defeating the National Guards 8 to Soil Conservations. Briner Ivory led with 6, Scott Burr 4. Wednesday features CCC Camp versus Guo and J C Penney versus Nope Basket at Garland. Thursday highlights Washington against Hawthorne and Unique Cafe against CCC Camp at Voip parks with Friday matchups including RBasket versus Scott Burt at Fair Park and J C Penney versus National Guards at Garland. Standings list Knoxville 9 10, Little Rock 8 6, Memphis 4, Nashville 2. New Orleans 6, Atlanta 0. Birmingham 1 6. and city clubs with win–loss records and fractions.
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National Guards
Soil Conservations
Briner-Ivory
Scott Burr
CCC
Guo
W. Hobison
Puiy Park
J.C. Penney
Nope Basket
Garland
Washington
Moore- Hawthorne
Unique Cafe
Voip
Knoxville
Little Rock
Memphis
Nashville
New Orleans
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Birmingham
National Guards C
Penney
Scott-Burr
Bruner-Ivory Soil Conservation Hope Basket
Williams Lumber Co
Gro
W. Robison
Uniqne Cafe
Moore-Hawth Washington
Guns for U S Navy Made in Washington
The Navy Yard in Washington is the sole source of manufacture for the 14 and 16 inch naval guns. It takes three years to produce the guns for a battleship, reflecting the capital city’s central role in national defense and heavy ordnance production.
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Washington
Navy Yard
Grinder Milton Small Aims Marathon Golf Record
Milton Small plans 15 rounds on a 6509 yard Chattanooga layout to exceed the 226 hole mark set by Stan Guard in New South Wales. He starts at 3 30 a m and aims to finish by 8 30 p m, pursuing a total of about 270 holes and 55.5 miles as United States Golf Association records reference the 1938 feat.
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Milton Small
Chattanooga
A ‘Tl
Small
Stan Guard
New South Wales
United States Golf Association
Portef Tear yarts A La Robin Hood
Champaign Hece Kennedy IIic, a wrestling coach and archer, plans to shoot a deer next September with bow and arrow in a Pennsylvania state game preserve where no other weapon is permitted. Genevieve Cole Leslie vows to follow Paul Leslie, captain of the LSU golf team, as his wife travels with him.
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la Robin Hood Champaign
Hece Kennedy
Nois
Pennsylvania
Baton Rouge
Genevieve Cole Leslie
Paul Leslie
Pos
Mrs. Leslie
Baton
Learn to Swim No 16 Mary Jane Richardson Times Breathing
In this swimming lesson coach Steve Forsyth explains timing breathing with the stroke. The swimmer turns the head to the side for air while the right arm stays at the poolside, keeping the body stationary with feet planted. The left arm recovers and air is taken on the count of two. The next segment covers breathing with the arm stroke.
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Mary Jane Richardson
Steve Forsyth
Ralph Flanagan
Chesie
Answers to Art Krenz Cartoon win pitched the last perfect baseball game
Answers to Art Krenz Cartoon win pitched the last perfect baseball game in the , for Chicago White Sox against Detroit, April 20. No hits, no runs, and not a man reached first base, wolt Britton and Ted Kid Lewis of England fought each other 22 major 1922, tim e "Archie Cranston, British professional, dealt Walter Hagan his worst teseet. He won a 36-hole match in England in 1928, 18-17.
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Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Wolt Britton
Ted Kid Lewis
England
Archie Cranston
Walter Hagan
Tonge’s Golfing Family and College Sports Survey
The article profiles Tonge’s prominent golf family with seven players including Coleen aged year old, Jim as LSA club pro, Bobby runner up in last year’s state high school tourney, Tommy 10, and Mana Cole linked to the women’s 1997 state tourney. It notes Papa Cole directing Louisiana State roll uff fairs and basketball lends. It also surveys national high school athletics, noting 42 percent play football, 34 percent baseball, and 42 percent track and field, with a U A U warning college track athletes about coaching while employed as camp counselors. mentions New York City building plans for 227 new elementary schools and the first fire alarm box in Boston in 1851.
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Tonge
Coleen
Jim
Bobby
Tommy
Mana Cole
Papa Cole
Louisiana
Uff Fairs
Louis Schmeling Fight Looms at Yankee Stadium Wednesday
New York reports 198% pounds for Louis ahead of 15 round title bout with Schmeling at Yankee Stadium. The bout, promoted by Tex Rickard, could top $1,000,000 in gross receipts with over 80,000 fans expected. Louis favored 1 to 2 against Schmeling in betting odds as they prepare to enter the ring around 8 p.m. CST.
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New York
Ine Louis
Max Sehmeling
Yankee Stadium
Sehmeling
Joe Louis
Max Schmelling
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Chicago
Tex Rickard
Mike Jacobs
Rickard
Schmeling
Louis
Schemling
Jack Sharkey
Gene Tumney
Max
Joe
Smokies stop Lit Rock in twin bill routs
Knoxville’s league leaders fall twice to the Smokies 8-1 and 10-6 as Richmond keys a big first game with a bases loaded double. Nagel and Graham homer for Little Rock. Warren and Warren add hits for Knoxville. Cy Moore allows few runs in seven innings.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Knoxville Smokies
Slo
Lit Rock Travelers
Hi Dock
Richmond
Pineh
Graham An Nagel
Little Roc Warren
Cy Moore
Little Rock
Kerksick
Brazle
Sayles
Gonzal
Coble
Maltzberger
Schrdoede Williams
Warren
Braxton
Kierksieck
Gonzales
An Walters
Moore and Schapp
Warre
Junior Football and Softball Schedule for Thursday
Junior softball teams will play at Fall Park Thursday morning with Bull dogs facing Giants and Butterflies meeting Fill Pounders. The first game starts at 8 30 am amid furor and fanfare. Schmeling left his Speculator camp for an undisclosed retreat near the city and will join Louis for the official weighing in at Madison Square Garden at noon Wednesday. The champion will leave Pompton Lakes training quarters to make scales connections.
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Fallh Park
Bulldogs
Giants
The
Butterflies
Fill Pounders
Schmeling
Loui
Madison Squar Garden
Pompton Lakes
N. J
Falstaff Beer Promoted for Clarity and Quality
A vintage newspaper style promotes Falstaff beer as double filtered and aged slowly. It highlights clear appearance, rich aroma, and full bodied flavor with emphasis on premium ingredients and refined brewing.
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Salt Street
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Priday Mape Rbasket
Sceott-Burt
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J. C. Penney
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Southern Association
W. L. Pet
Cleveland
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
L. Pet
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Clube
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Chattanooge
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U. S. Navy
Art Kienz
Walter Hagenieit
SREAZ
Golf If Grinder
Art Krenz
Baketball
Collegians
New York City
Board of Education
U. S
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Ring
Bulletin
Smokie
Red Evans
Pelicans
Harris
Fritchett
Atlanta Evans
George
Pritche
Kimbrell
Chicks
Joe Grace
Memphis Chicks
Nashvill Vols
Grace
Artie Parks
Heusser
Mong
Watkins
Colle
Blaemire
Falstaff Brewing Corporation
Omaha
KTHS
NBC Red
Falstaff
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