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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1947

Page

6

Senatorial dignity and a fire prevention bill clash

In Santa Fe New Mexico Senator Clarke pressed to drop the title senator as 24 names were read. the senate refused thrice. In Salt Lake City Utah lawmakers greeted Senator Brockbank's fire prevention board bill with a playful entry wearing firemen gear and gear, but the bill was eventually passed.

Salt Lake City New Mexico Utah Santa Fe N. M W.E. Clarke Senate James Morrow Taylor P. Brockbank

Disproved belief on human endurance at 100 mph

At the turn of the century scientists debated whether the human body could survive speeds above 100 miles per hour. New data and testing challenged the long held limit and show tolerance varies with conditions and physiology.

Brooklyn Dodgers Boycott Linked to Durocher Scandal

Westbrook Pegler notes the Catholic youth group in Brooklyn withdraws from the Dodger knot-hole club to rebuke Leo Durocher amid rumored ties to underworld figures. Pegler cites Patrick Scanlan’s editorial call for Durocher’s redemption and Branch Rickey’s faith in reform, while criticizing press complicity and broader societal cynicism.

Oaklawn results and a Revolutionary note

Oaklawn results for yesterday show multiple races with purses from 1200 to 1500 dollars and various winners including Jay Vince Miss Provo and Play Hands. The page closes with a note praising John Honeyman for helping George Washington cross the Delaware.

John Honeyman George Washington Delaware

Local Girls Edge Magnolia In Tight 39 34 Win

Stewart's Independent girls rallied from behind to defeat Magnolia A&M College 39 to 34 in a close match. Winberry led Magnolia with 21 points while Ruth Schooley scored 14 for Hope. Local guards Beverley Mosier Powell Griffin Cornelius and Boyce also played key roles. Magnolia led 18 13 at halftime.

Stewart Magnolia A & M College Winberry Bodcan Magnolia Ruth Schooley Hope Moe Webb Halliburton Beverley Mosier Powell W. Griffin Cornelius Boyce

Baruna Aims For Second Oaklawn Victory In Feature Race

Mount Desert stable sprinter Baruna seeks his second Oaklawn Park win in the featured fifth race a 6 furlong sprint for 1300 dollars. Three Clovers Lightfoot Lady are strong rivals with Make It Easy Roytig and Airy Goer also entered. Weather cut attendance but handle reached 320000158 dollars. Sugar Beet won the Desoto Hotel Handicap in 1 13 defeating Tommy Chie and Handy Lad.

Jay Vince Barber Miss Provo Pierson Keene Big Dub Flying Freddie Sunnys Honey Whiteford Peave Tello Cricket Sconza Bo Ky Payne Eno Ulla Miss Mico Little Shell Red Easy Jessie T Dastaway Wannadoll Koko G D. Joker Valdiia Camp Featherston Kendor Dididida Frosty Eagle Feathreston Tommy Chic Lullo Handy Lad Golden Thorn Pouting Mac Hari HomHari Happy Guess Manifold Cooperative Intriguing David B., Jr Aircraft Emite Tackie New Face Happy Pat Valdiia Secret Concho Kid Graystark Devils Brew Grand Rush Hot Springs Desert Stable Baruna Oaklawn Park Clovers Lightfoot Lady Roytig Airy Goer Oaklawn

Teenage Recruit Joins U S Army After Long Travel

Edward M. Brownless traveled 5000 miles to join the U S Army in Tokyo. Brownlee, 17, came to Japan to join his father Captain J H Brownlee. Three months later he enlisted and is noted for drawing only overseas pay.

Tokyo Edward M. Brownless U. S Brownlee Japan J. H. Brownlee

Oaklawn Entries Friday set for seven races

The Friday card lists eight events at Oaklawn with entries across all races. Notable runners include Delinquency Marine Brown and King Thunder in the opening, Ebony Edge and Miss Ciara in race two, and several stakes contenders such as Puffed Up, Sar cetto, and Bad Co in later legs. Also eligibles are plentiful in each race, with weights ranging from 107 to 118 and allowances noted.

Marine Brown King Thunder Stamvo Duty B. Snappy Yareboy Joy May Lone Gourd Hasty Sage Chain Wey Rap Joy Vamm Alara Ebony Edge Miss Ciara Sarcetto Sonny Haynes Joe M. Jr Bol Prince Primus Private Howie Doctor Reder Blue Mountain Alwes Ashton Angelsun a-Mia Maria a-Sickle Sun Gay Hour Priscilla Prim Amelita Audrey M Foss Barker Preco Thunder Hoof Kate's Boy Sue Bellcoda

College Basketball Scores From Last Night

Columbia defeated Harvard 69 to 51 and Yale beat Trinity 59 to 53. In West Virginia action Salem edged Beckley 49 to 48 while Potomac State won 72 to 65 over Glenville and Alderson Broaddus topped West Liberty 64 to 46.

Associated Press Columbia Harvard Yale Trinity (Conn West Virginia State Tourney Salem Beckley Potomac State Glenville Alderson-Broaddus West Liberty

Sports Roundup Sketches Youth in Game and Prospects

A Nashville Banner item notes a young substitute told by a referee he was too young to play after a replaced player had a free throw. Virginia Tech coach Gummy Proctor cites 159 early-reporting hopefuls for baseball before the opening season. The New York Athletic Club aims to field college stars for Olympic aims. Allegheny College hires Bill Daddie as seasonal football coach and plans his move to Meadville. West Coast rumor says Tommy Harmon seeks to buy a Hollywood sporting goods store. Ted Lyons quips that a pitcher only needs 3 and 2, per his father.

Havana Robert Ruark World- Telegram Mr. Ruark Luciano Hollywood Underworld Clark Durocher Joe Fay Newark Fay Brooklyn Brooklyn Ball Club Dodgers Scanlan Selertochen’ Pani G New York Nashville Banner Freddie Russell Gummy Proctor Virginia Tech Gummy New York A. C Bill Daddie Allegheny College Meadville Tommy Harmon Hol

Fights Last Mall Oakland Bout Ends Lightly

Earl Turner from Richmond outpointed Wilson of Los Angeles while Kid Riviera from St. Louis knocked out Bill Poland of New York in a separate 147 and 220 pound match respectively.

Associated Press Oakland Calif Earl Turner Richmond Ee Wilson Los Angeles St. Louis Kid Riviera Bill Poland New York

Boxing Knockouts Highlight New York Card Upsets

United Press reports Tony Labua of New York stopped Corky Davis of Worcester in a knockout, while Lou Terriano of Providence halted Eddie Moniz of Frat River in a fifth round stoppage.

United Press New York Tony Labua Corky Davis Worcester Mass Providence R. I Lou Terriano Eddie Moniz Fatt River

Record-Low Yellowstone Temperatures Surface From 1933

A National Park report notes minus 66 degrees at Yellowstone in 1933 as one of the lowest U S readings. The event highlights extreme winter conditions recorded in the state of Wyoming within that period.

Yellowstone National Ark, Wyo United States

Local Stars Fuel Iowa Junior College Semifinals Run

Three of the four semi-finalists in the Iowa junior college basketball tournament came from within 20 miles of Webster City, the site. George Granger, who piloted Greensboro to the North Carolina League pennant last year, has moved to Leasksville, the last place club of 1946, for this season. Who says a guy can get ahead.

Webster City George Granger Greensboro Leasksville

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