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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1938
Page
6
Rollie Hemsley returns to form as Cleveland reels from a road slump. Once dubbed Rollicking Rollie, he steadies the catching staff, helps the Indians regain momentum, and backs a pitching corps led by Vander Meer and Derringer. Grissom’s illness clouds a strong rotation as Cleveland vies for the top.
Veteran baseball analyst notes strong pennant talks across Ohio with Cleveland and Cincinnati heating up as Vander Meer and Feller face off. Reds pursue long swag with Walters, Berger, and McKechnie reshaping lineup while Dodgers struggle with Walters in Cincinnati.
Porter Hall appears as a cold on screen villain in a film noted for his sharp performance. The piece also describes his quiet friendly nature off screen and hints at the movie’s smooth pace and engaging pacing.
Five local boxers join a winners take all heavyweight battle royal with average 190 pounds. Boots Williams Leo Dunhip John Christopher Clarence Loudermilk and Dr K Carson are listed as participants. Pinkie Carrigan meets John L Jones in a four round bout. Guthrie and Bohanan sign for three round semi finals. Four three round preliminaries complete the program. Tickets go on sale at 8 pm with first fight at 8:30.
Arizona ranks as the fifth largest state with about 65 percent of its land under federal management. The acreage includes forest reserves Tiditin reservations and multiple parks and monuments, shaping land use and policy.
The text notes Davie will see his dad in pictures for the first time in Men With Wings with Hall portraying a newspaper editor. It mentions an acting start in college dramatics and directing plays in Cleveland, with G. in Shakespearean roles. His first screen role is listed as the killer in The Thin Man, and he is praised for exercise through gardening. It also mentions one of Paramount’s most liked men receiving a Screen Actors Guild Award in January 1937 for The Flainsman.
Rogers Hornsby, former MLB star, becomes Chattanooga Lookouts manager under Joe Engel after arriving from Baltimore. He watches Chattanooga beat Knoxville Smokies 4 to 2 and lines up a winning club, brushing off past betting controversies as private matters.
Voter sign highlights Nani as a hero in multiple positions with talent at shortstop third base and outfield. The playful display underscores versatile ability and broad appeal across baseball roles.
Global output of passenger cars, trucks and buses rose by about one percent to reach a new record total of 6,352 000 units in the last year. The gain reflects stronger manufacturing across major markets and suggests continued demand.
The Geo W Robison team defeated Williams Lumber at Garland school 3 4 0 2 in a seven inning game. Paul Philbrick pitched for Robison, allowing two singles while Fike added three Robison hits. Robison led with two early runs, Williams failed to score until later innings in a tight error light contest. Williams drops into a tie for league leadership with Alton CCC, who visit Garland school Thursday afternoon.
West Point Mississippi residents have paid $150,000 in interest on a $50,000 railroad bond issue issued in 1888 to aid a line of the Georgia and Pacific railroad through West Point. The bond no longer exists, but payments continued until a $1,500 principal payment was sent to bondholders, ending years of interest.
The City League lists multiple game pairings at Fair Park Garland School and notes Tuesday through Friday fixtures including National Guards Bruner-Ivory Hope Basket Southern Café Scott-Burr J.C. Penney Moore-Hawthorn Geo Robison and others. Also reports results Chattanooga Knoxville New Orleans Memphis Birmingham Little Rock with scattered schedule notes and unrelated lines about a railroad and death customs.
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