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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1939

Page

2

Bobcats Practice Scrimmage Start For Spring Work

Hammons leads Bobcats through rough spring drills with early focus on offense. Beckworth shows speed and blocking promise for a field berth as Baker expected Tuesday. Track drills announce two meets this week with teams from 7th to 12th grades aiming to build fast squads for district competition.

Foy Hammings Mony Hammons Beckworth Backworth Charles Bay Bal Baker Tom Bundy Bundy Tast

Giants Eye Hafey In Spring Camp Shakeup

Training camps show third baseman Hafey competing for New York Giants spot as Terry scouts and praises his power. Hafey, relation to Chick Hafey, boosts bat strength for 1930s season while rookie Myatt battles for third base and infield spots. Weathered by spring drills, the club weighs in on infield futures and season readiness.

Mibitionsis Esha New York Flash Coyner George’ Myatt Terry Hatey Knoxville Hood Memphis Lousiana State University Hall Hafey Myatt San Diego Calif Giants Jersey City Bill Tom Iz Chick Hafey Beck Louis Cardinals Bud Hafey Ene

Pebble manager tests infield combos amid exhibition prep

Toporcer devoted most of Monday’s session to defensive fundamentals as four infield pairings were tried. A dead heat lingered between veteran Babe Bennings and rookies Al Signingo and Heine Schleuter for third base. Travelers tentatively schedule an exhibition with Une Harding’s club on March 29 at home.

Toporcer Babe Bennings al” Signingo Heine Schleuter Travelers Une Harding

Messina Clock and Bull Fight Notes

A fragmented report mentions a clock in Messina Sicily tied to a timepiece, a comparison to morning alarms, and a note about France influencing events. It also references Arkansas lawmakers permitting bullfights if matadors do not use weapons and ends with an abrupt exclamation.

Messina Sicily France Franco Arkanisag Regislators

Bowser Named Pitt Grid Coach Amid Shakeup

Charles W Bowser has been named head football coach at the University of Pittsburgh for three years with a salary of 75000 and power to choose assistants. The trustees voted after Chancellor Bowlin's request for a committee to study the university situation, while resignations from Sutherland Saunders and other officials circulated. Bowser, linked to Warner teams of the 1920s, has a long coaching background including Pitt and Bowdoin, with moves involving Grove City and Carnegie Tech noted in the record.

Fittsburgh University of Pittsburgh Wight Charles W. Bowser Giidiron Joh Bain Work Sullerland John G. Bowhlan Bowser Sutherland Donny Saunders General Alumni Association Warner Bowser M23 Warner Grove City College Grove City Pitt Bowdoin Bill Kern Carnegie Tech Kern

Wandering OCR Fragments Sketch a 1920s “Little Rec School House”

A collage of stray phrases from a newspaper page mentions a “little rec school house” in Arvin California with oddities about pupil capacity, a New York girl dancing against doctors orders after knee injury, toyed with censor questions, and a jumble of legislative talk, nudism debates, and local civic notes.

Ferdinand Arvin Calif New York UG Cenzus Ohio Legislatire Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce

Hollywood party scene features Muni and playful violin

A Hollywood party moment shows Paul Muni at a doorway and then improvising on an invisible violin to a guest’s astonishment. The anecdote includes mentions of Shirley Temple and Noel Coward, with light humor about celebrities and pay practices in the film colony.

Hollywood Paul Muni Stravinsky Brovel Shirley Noel Shirley Coward Miss Temple Woul Cowan Film Colony Uullities Chisler

Sixty Thousand Letters to Dead Letter Office

A fragment reports mail passing through the dead letter office with many letters unclaimed, indicating a backlog or postal clearance issue. The note hints at vast quantities and the routine handling of undeliverable correspondence.

Washington Senators Lacking Pitching and Punch at Plate

Washington's camp shows a turbulent mix as pitching struggles and weak run production dominate. The piece notes trades for Jim Griffith and Joe Simmons, lists hopeful pitchers like Chase and Leonard, and details Cuban players in camp such as Rene Monteagudo Ortiz and Estalelia, with Oswald Blueye drawing attention as a veteran presence.

Zeke Bonin Elvoye Chick Griffith New York Joe Aloysius Hiirey Simmons Griffith Boston Bees Peice Booard God Simmons Sloseph Kesakausteas Ken Chase Id Brail Leonard Yusl Kristnuskas Chase Leonard James Brooklyn DeShong Monte Weaver Peter Appletoy Harry Kelly Thomas Baker Tesan City Joseph Haynes Newton Jacobs Arnold Aulderson Kirby Hayes Charlotta Haynes Winding Jacobs Anderson Hayes Uint Abe Rene Monteagudo Roberto Ortiz Roberto Estalelia Monteagudo Hite Treasom — Ortiz Fitorella Campaid Duke Barry Rick Ferrell Joe Glenn Stanley Riymond Hirris Mnfield Buddy Myer Cecill Travis Buddy Lewis Jimny Wasdell Taney Dan Phicky Charley Gelbent Warktil Uock Oswald Blueye Ok Ossie Vussull Estatella Simuel Wealin George W. Cysq Bam West George Case Toft Wright Douglas Dean Jefb-hoid Swatie Greenville Nats

Bowling league scores and odd political riff

John Whean led Monday night bowling at George W. Robison hour with a 10 high. C. C. Lewis followed with 158 and Ferroll Williams 142. Lester Hickabee posted 171 for Feeders Supply, aiding Jimmy Miller of Standard Oil, while a stray political remark about New York state senator Joe R. Aionley appears.

John Whean George W. Robison Med Jape Bn C. C. Lewis Ferroll Williams Lester Hickabee Mom Toy Feeders Supply Jimmy Miller Standard Oil Company

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