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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1962
Page
3
An Arkansas Fish Commission feature notes the difficulty in estimating deer numbers. The article discusses varying viewpoints from hunters and farmers and admits there is no practical method to determine the state's deer population. The piece emphasizes uncertainty and the desire for better data.
The schedule from John Alden Knight's Solunar Tables lists major periods lasting about two hours and minor periods shorter. It shows daily times with major periods in bold and minor periods in regular type, indicating optimal fishing or hunting windows.
The Associated Press reports last night’s boxing results with Cliff Markey outpointing Leroy Green in Chicago and Billy Braggs defeating Eddie Armstrong in Milwaukee. Other card notes include Kirk Barrow topping Polo Gonzales in San Francisco and Chamed Pures outpointing Oscar German in Corpus Christi.
Yankees claim a two game winning streak after a 2-0 victory at Detroit following a 9-7 22 inning triumph. Whitey Ford left the game with arm discomfort after returning from shoulder trouble while Mickey Mantle remains limited by a knee issue and Roger Maris endures a slugger slump.
Memphis AP report says TG L Bruce stockholders sued the directors in New York City over Edward M Gilbert, former president who fled to Brazil after acknowledging $1,953,000 in unauthorized withdrawals. E L Bruce Jr. confirmed receipt of notice as new president. details on plaintiffs or court unavailable.
Hope Juntos American Legion beat Nashville 5 runs to nothing for their third win. Dan Hatfield doubled and scored in the third as Hope took the lead. all other runs came in the fourth. Jenny Burnett advanced to third on a single and steal, scoring on Earl Ray Murphy’s single. Ronnie Barksdale and Murphy also scored on hits, with Barksdale stealing home. Carl McMurtrey earned the win, allowing three hits with five strikeouts. Blaine pitched for Nashville, fanning four while giving up five hits. Nashville’s only hits came from Helton and G Jones. Hope hosts Springhill, La, next Wednesday at 7:30.
In Detroit the Yankees routed the Tigers as Don Mossi and Ron Kline were shelled. New York built a 10-hit effort with bunts and power, Ford earning his 54th win and Mantle playing right field after a thigh knee injury. In the NL Milwaukee beat Los Angeles 6-4 while San Francisco and St. Louis won, and Philadelphia edged Houston. Foundations in the U.S. contributed 625 millions to philanthropic causes in 196%, about 7 percent of the nation’s gift dollars.
Lindy McDaniel, the Cardinals relief ace, pitches third appearance in four days to blank Chicago on two singles and spark a 6-4 win. He has revived with a 2.37 ERA over his last 23 1 3 innings, helping St. Louis move within 6 1/2 games of the Dodgers as San Francisco and Pittsburgh win elsewhere. The Cubs, aided by Banks and Mays, briefly tied the game before McDaniel and Ray Washburn finish.
Billie Jean Moffitt of Long Beach Calif America's No 3 ranked woman ousted top-seeded Margaret Smith of Australia 166-3 7-5 in a dramatic Wimbledon second round Miss Smith had won the Australian and French titles Darlene Hard also won her match while late men s play produced a five set win for Jorgen Ulrich over Ed Rubinoff Eight Americans were eliminated in the day s action with McKinley winning in straight sets and Gardnar Mulloy among the casualties
Baseball standings show Cleveland leading the AL with 28 games, New York 35 wins, and Los Angeles at 38 wins. Monday results include New York 2 Detroit 0 and San Francisco 3 Cincinnati 1 in the NL. Rod Laver, Australian champion, opened with a straight sets 7 5 6 1 6 2 win over Indian Davis Cupper Nareth Kumar.
American League leaders include Jimenez of Kansas City with 243 at bats, Pearson of Los Angeles leading runs with 36, Robinson of Chicago 60 RBI, Rollins with 94 hits, Wagner of Los Angeles 20 homers, and Howser with 19 stolen bases. Pitching shows Donovan of Cleveland at 11-2 with an .846 or 0.846, and Paestal of Minnesota with 90 strikeouts. National League leaders list Davis of Los Angeles tying Musial of St. Louis for 342 at bats, Mays of San Francisco 62 runs, Davis 75 RBI, Davis 103 hits, Banks and Mays each with 25 homers, Wills 39 stolen bases, and Koufax of Los Angeles with 158 strikeouts.
In Little Rock today, 24 Black and 16 white students filed requests to transfer to different schools. Officials said most requests aim to move Black students from Negro schools to former White schools, with 23 Black students seeking transfers from Negro to previously white schools.
The record notes only games in the Cincinnati at San Francisco series. It also states that about 92,594,500 persons visited the U.S. national forests in 1960, a 13 percent rise from the prior year.
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