Five Acre Farm and Subdividable Acreage Listings
An array of real estate offerings including Briant farm east of Hope with 400 acres of creek land, six houses, barns, good water, and subdividable potential. Adams farm on Springhill road with five-room house, barn, springs, wells, and dairy. Timberlake farm on Ble'gins road with 300+ acres and multiple dwellings. numerous other farms 40+ acres in Hempstead and Nevada counties. 273 rooms and basement on two lots with modern four-room cottage options. financing and loan services offered by Foster-Ellis and C. B. Tyler with long-term G. I. loans and quick approvals.
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West Fourth Street
Briant
Hape Fesale
mc.Adams
Springhill Road
Hope
Timberlake
Hempstead County
Nevada County
Charley Baker
Foster-Ellis
C. B. Tyler
C. G B. Tyler
Atlanta Nails Nashville in Ten Inning Series Clash
The Southern Association game between Atlanta and Nashville stretched ten innings in a wild back-and-forth with 19 errors total. Atlanta built a 3-0 lead, trailed 9-8 after eight, then surged with four runs in the top of the ninth before Nashville answered, finalizing a dramatic 10-? affair. Crackers briefly led early but could not clinch as the Vols forced extras.
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Associated
Southern Association
Atlanta
Vols
Suggs and Berg Vie for Western Open Title
Louise Suggs, 115 pounds from Lithia Springs Georgia, and Patty Berg of Minneapolis, co medallists, were paired for the Women's Western Open final. Babe Didrikson Zaharias, seeking a third straight title, was eliminated in the semifinals by Suggs. Suggs built a 3 up lead, Zaharias rallied to square at 12, but Suggs won the match as Zaharias three putted on the deciding hole.
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L. E. Skelley
Des Moines
Louise Suggs
Trom Georgia
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Miss Suggs
Lithia Springs
WV Zaharias Lup
Patty
Dorothy Kirby
Atlanta
Sizzter
Mrs. Zaharias
Vic
Louise
Hope Country Club Golf Tournament Preview
The Hope Country Club hosts a two day golf tournament July 3 and 4 with prizes for each flight and a medal for the lowest 18 hole score. Matched play determines results in all flights featuring players such as L Murphy Jr Roy Bruce Albert Graves Jimmie Jones and Jimmie Smith among others.
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Hope Country Club
L. Murphy, Jr
Roy Bruce
Albert Graves
Jimmie Jones
Jimmie Smith
Henry Fenwick
George Peck
Ty Jewell
Edwin Stewart
Bob Cain
Richard Fenwick
Robert LaGrone
George Cannon
Foy Hammons
Japan War Crimes Trial Seen as Dull Show
Tokyo reports describe the war crimes tribunal as a pale performance with general apathy among participants and observers. Critics note dull hearings, perfunctory actions by prisoners, and a contrast with earlier militarist era theatrics as the case drags on.
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Russellbrines
Tokyo
Asia
Tribunal
Spectato
Goering
Race Up to Boston Forces Two Team AL Leaders
The American League flag race narrowed to a two team duel as Boston and New York won, Detroit and Washington lost. Ted Williams hit his 20th home run for the Red Sox in Fenway Park after a rough road trip while the Yankees beat Philadelphia 4 to 1 with Charley Keller delivering a two run homer. Detroit were routed 9 to 0 by St Louis while Cleveland beat Chicago 7 to 2. In the NL Brooklyn beat Boston 3 to 1 as St Louis downed Pittsburgh 4 to 1. Phillies topped Giants 7 to 5 with Seminick hitting two two run homers, and Cincinnati edged Chicago 3 to 1 in extras.
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Cornelius Ryan
New York
Detroit
Washington
Boston
Red Sox
Yankees
Tigers
Senators
Hom
Fenway Park
Ted Williams
Rudy York
Dom DiMaggio
Mickey Harris
Stan Spence
Harris
Hasox
Philadelphia
Charley Keller
Floyd Beyens
St. Louis Browns
Denny Gatehouse
Paul Trout
Chet Laabs
Johnny Berarding
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Steve Gromek
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Chicago
Dodgers
Dixie Walker
Boston Braves
Walker
Dodger
Vic Lombardi
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Philadelphia Phils
New York Giants
Andy Seminick
Eddie Miller
Cincinnati
Reds
Hank Borowy
Borowy
Hank Wyse
Johnny Vandermeer
American Golfers Lead at Montreal Open
Americans led by E. J. Harrison of Little Rock and H. Vines of Chicago held top spots on day two of the Canadian Open in Montreal. Harrison shot seven under par 65 to lead, with Vines a stroke behind at 66, tied with George Fazio and Gordie Brydson. Vic Ghezzi opened with a course record but slipped to 74, while Lloyd Mangrum recovered to 67 to stand at 142. Other notable scores included Dick Metz, Ray Mangrum, and Ed Olmier among leaders at 143.
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George Chartier
Montreal
Quc
IUP
E. J
Dutch) Harrison
Little Rock
Ark
Harrison
Hlisworth Vines
Chicago
Vines
Faingunt
George Fazio
Los Angeles
Gordie Brydson
Toronto
Waaio
Vic Ghezzi
Ed Furgel
Pontiac
Mich
Harry Jodd
Dulstis
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Land R. Burns
Burlington
Chandler Harper
Portsmouth
Ray Mangrum
Ed Olimer
Baseball scoring and pitching miscues across league games
Reported results show Nashville dropping to third as Memphis, New Orleans, and Chattanooga win in varied fashion. Several games featured bench usage with Crackers and Wals deploying many pitchers. Memphis tallied all runs in the eighth to beat Mobile 5-2 while Little Rock played errorless ball. The piece also touches on a harsh, tangled Japanese war crimes trial, noting complex legal wrangling and perceived aims of the proceedings.
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Prac
Ueally
Wals
Aelson Willy Allanta
Babe Ellis
Nashville
Pla
Memphis
Qrlewig
Little Rock
Chattanvexa
Anel
Mermplus
Chattanooga
Limilinghany
Ino Semsang
Mobile
Litle Rock
Princeton Tigers Upgrade Amid Anniversary Reflections
Princeton notes a rising athletic program as the college marks its 200th anniversary, with athletic director Howie Stepp signaling improvements while warning progress varies compared with rivals. The roundup also mentions Oklahoma star Andy Andersen drawing NCAA attention and colorful figures surrounding him, plus college basketball and football developments and transfer chatter.
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Princeton
N. Gh
Jame
Howie Stepp
Tigers
Howie
Andy Oklahoma
Andy Andersen
Andy
Touhy
Mel Dickinson
Hack McGraw
Conte
Fights Last Night By the Associated Press
Stamford reports Morgan outpointed Irish Babe Kelly at 145 pounds in Riverside. Kansas City saw Betty Lytell outpoint Ray Miller. Philadelphia’s Allie Slatz fell to Bob Montgomery in Newark. Worcester hosted Charlie Witis versus Tommy Potenti. Oklahoma City notes a modern waitress scene with a restaurant menu urging caution with staff behavior.
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Associated Pres
Stamford
Conn
Morgan
Detreil
Babe Kelly
Riverside
Kansas City
Betty Lytell
Oakland
Caif
Ray Miller
United Press New
Madison Square
Hefner Nash Wins Pair it of Games
Hefner Nash won two games last night in a softball doubleheader at Main Park defeating Wyllie’s IR 5 to 2 and Stewhart’s 26 to 5. Rephan’s downed the Nashville Orange to 4. Nashville All Stars beat Lion Oil 7 to 0. Big crowd for the runs park games Friday night. Wyllie Star to announce following candidates subject to Democratic primary elections this time.
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Hefner Nash
Mair Park
Wyile
Stewharts
Hope
Nashville
Rephan
Nashville Orange
Nashville All Stars
Lion Ol
Replian's
Stanford
Nashville Grange
Arnold
Shaddox
Bailie to Play at Park Sunday Afternoon
The Nashball team will play at Mail Park on Sunday afternoon. The event was announced today.
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Bailie
Jir Park
Jape Nashball
Mair Park
Welod
Doughboys Blank Hope 19 at Mair Park
Little Rock Doughboys routed Hope 19 to 0 in junior baseball at Mair Park yesterday. Battery for Little Rock included Lite Rock, Crane and Hamilton for Hope in a lopsided camp game. Scoring by innings shows Little Rock dominating throughout.
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Little Rock
Hope
American Legion
Mair Park
Rock
Crane
Hamilton
Rogers
Sutton
Bell
Morton
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Ruth Potter
North Elm
George Carver
Hopes Ark
Jess Hirst
Nice Big Live Shiners
F. W. Chance
Southern Ice
Whatley
East Division
Hazel
Pine St
Young
Jersey
H. S. Dud- Tey
Logan Bailey
St. Little Rock
J. Bey Yarberry
Hope, Rt
W. E. Yarberry
Bevins Rt
Walker Appliance Co
South Walnut
Walker-caristic, Motor Co
Lewisville
Bri
Ant
Charles Wuellner
Rt. 4
Encyclopedia World Book
North Washingtey
South Ferguson
St. Call
Cobb’s Matttress Co
E. A. Sulzer
Maude Frisby
Depot
Patmos Road
Ren Close
Mark Tocom
South
Laurel
Bath
Pond St
Old DeAnn Road
J. Orville Hoelscher
Hone
South Main Street
P.tl. A
C. B. Eat
M. C. Bruce
Main St
Texarkana
Fred Sutton
Harry W. Shiver
Ari
Gocon City Sares Electric CO
Nightmare
Bob Elmore
Hope Star
Star of Hope
Star Publishing CO
EB. Palmer
Alex. H. Washburn
Star
Walnut Street
Paul H. Jones
George W. Hosmer
Medh
Jesf M. Davis
Emme G. Thomas
Cashier
Arkansas
Associated Press
NEA
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Hempstead
Nevada
Howerd
Miller
Lafayette
Arkansas Deities, Inc
Sterick Bullting
North
Michigan Avenue
New York City
Madison Ave
W. Grandblvd
Oklahoma City
Terminal
New Orleans
Suggs, Berg
Western
Dr. FP
D. Henry
Wallace Beene
Thel Joplin
George Newbern
L .Murphy
Lyle Moore
Henry Haynes
Royce Smith
Robert O’neal
Mitchell la. Grone
Oscar Greenberg
A. E. Stone
Quist
R. B. Moore
Vincent Foster
R. T. White
Jim Case
Syd McMath
E. F. Young
C. Lewis
Ted Jones
Ymin Armstrong
Eddie Stewar
Japan
Robert Durfoo
Michael Tremko
Sparkcuberty
Mts
Dick Turner
Og Tees
Zane Nea
INE. T. Sh. Res
Pat. Off
William Ferguson
U.S
Kurz Korn
Rod 5. Fullerton, Jr
Hirsch
Assault
Erlimiate
Acini
Georgia Toe
Guel Po
Pro Giants
Tex Coulter
Lynne McNut
Kansas
Northwestern
Kansas VU
Jerry
Tulback
Southern Californi
Louisiana State
Galfers
Louisiana
U Oklahomea City
Dune 80
PNB
Eames All's Tena
Hugh B. Hall
N. Ferguson
Cutildates
Stimeigi
Bruce Bennett
Oren Tarris
Th Judicial Circuit
Carles W. Nackett Amis II
Pilkinton J. Ibtel
Patton JR
Lyle Browner
Lifo
EDRY
A.ttompson
Yc. Chow Amis P. Hulsey
Mpstead
Oman Bearden
Jones Laudic H. Sutton
Obert C. Turner
MaRi Visabelle Onstead
McCorklevetn
A. A. Burke
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Fred A. Luck
Clen Walker
Aiur Co. Anderson
Cyada County
Otis Langston
Hf McCorkle
Leverette
Atsons
Dodson
Ropers Ck
Neaney
Barrett
Williams
I Wylie
Danel
Hefner-Nash
Oak
Coap
Cr Ellen
Cook
Bundy Ainsey
Hefner
Haynie
Futter
Stewart R. Taylor
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Holliday
Urban
Perkinson
Rie
Reed
Fenwick
Hudson
Taylor
Hefner-Nash Fuller
A ” Elton
Ayni
Rams
Bunely
Ny Crane
Sim Cook
Doughboys
Rettig Electric Co
Reed Motor Co
East Division St
Mechanics
Carl Jones
Frank Yarbrough
James & Moore
South Wainut
Hope Mattress Co
S. Haxel
Admiral Radios
BoyElmore Auto Supply
Kirry Segnar, Sr
Gotty Printing Co
Pipe An Hope
Lbe
P. J. Lee Cithlmus
Highway 67
Barwick’s Electric Service
F.e. Third Bt. Hope, Ark
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