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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1951
Page
2
An excellent buy in a BEAUTIFUL 4 bedroom home on a 20x180 lot. Close to pavement and well located for family living. Features include a sturdy yard and convenient access to nearby grounds. Contact for details on pricing and availability.
Fragmentary notice reports a lost billfold in the Balkaia Helen SA area near 128d. Authorities request the finder deliver it to the Grane manager at Waitress Good for a reward or contact.
A reader summarying a scan of a television guide page shows NBC and other programs listed with times such as 7:30 and 8:00 for shows including The Magnificent Man Donna Dry Show Judy Canova Show Vaughn Monroe Guy Lombardo and more. The text contains many garbled fragments but preserves notable program names and approximate times suggesting a diverse evening lineup.
Hope Legionnaires routed Murfreesboro 10 to 0 in a decisive league win. Buddy White and Bob White homered as Denvis Ross earned the mound win despite a quiet 7 strikeouts for Hope. Gilson Ross rejoined the club as the schedule shows Hope next hosting Nashville and Murfreesboro visitors Friday.
Compton upset favored Royce Barbaree to win the boys division at the Youth Center Tennis Tournament. He defeated BirbuPee with scores 24 8 2 0 73 and 1 8 1 6 2 after a roughly three hour match. The boys doubles division begins Monday with 10 doubles teams already registered.
The Arkansas Propaganda Association opened its annual convention with three speakers attacking socialism. The report notes hot springs, 22 im, and mentions the treat of euclatany in this country as part of the discussion.
Fragmented OCR text recalls a toast to health at a graduation event. Mentions Beaulsu-vou wine and a room where students gathered for drinks and feasting. Unclear names, places, or dates due to damaged text.
New York report highlights Duke Snider and Eddie Stanky plans while Giants and Dodgers shuffle rosters. Pirates abandon Kiner first-base experiment and Reds, Braves, Cubs adjust outfields as Mays and Houston era shifts unfold. A second thread recalls non-sport plotline observations and a night game wake-up quip about Cleveland.
League leaders by batting and pitching across both leagues feature players such as Williams of Boston Robinson of New York and Hodges of Brooklyn with top marks in runs hits and home runs. Pitching leaders include Gumpert Lopat Feller Roc and New York’s Dobson with high win totals and strikeout counts.
In Santiago Chile Sandy Snyder 131 New York knocked out Mario Salinas 138 Santiago. Hollywad Calis Enrique Kolanogs 187 1 2 Los Angeles gut pointed Eddie Chavez 107 1 3 San Jose 12.
Five years ago Spokane baseball team members were kitked and seven injured in a bus crash. Ten years ago Joe DiMaggio hit in his third straight game as the New York Yankees defeated the St. Louis Browns. Twenty years ago Arky Grove earned his 13th win in a 3-0 game as the Browns fell behind.
Directors of the Memphis merchants exchange announce a summer closure starting July 23 with Saturday closings through September 43. Executive vice president Arthur Williams says the exchange will remain shut on Saturdays and return to a six day week afterward.
The article notes Miss Alberleen and Miss Jones departing for Los Angeles to vacation, Miss Parles Stroughier heading to Wichita to reside, and Dr J oe Here a Chicago resident attending a Baptist congress in Shreveport. Mrs E J Verger hosts her daughter-in-law’s family visit. Mr Reingy and wife, former Yerger High coach, traveled from Idabel to Hope for a visit.
AP summarizes today's major league schedule with matchups in the National and American Leagues including Brooklyn at Pittsburgh New York at Chicago and Boston at St Louis plus yesterday's results: New York 10 innings Chicago 9 Cincinnati 9 Philadelphia 2 Boston 4 St Louis 7 Brooklyn 4 Pittsburgh 4 Chicago 5 New York 1 Cleveland 0 Detroit 7 Washington 3 Philadelphia St Louis 2. Southern Association and Pacific Coast League results follow with scattered scores, plus notices of minor league and international play and a note about possible Saturday trading reopening signals by the commodities board.
Frank Stranahan, Toledo, leads in the Western Amateur semifinals at the Blackhawk Country Club after two rounds. He faces Bob Olson, a 23 year old Purdue graduate, as John M. Hare and Jim Bath compete in other matches. Blair, a jolly 19, is noted for his round while others chase the crown amid drenching rains and updates on the field.
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