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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1939
Page
2
Tiarky Grayson reports from East Water Florida on the Dodgers building depth with seasoned players including Sewell Lazzeri. The piece highlights early spring action, mentions key figures like Mungo Wyatt Phelps and Hayworth, and notes manager Durocher reshaping the squad with veterans and rising stars.
Tigers surge in eighth inning to defeat the St Louis Cardinals 7 3 in grapefruit league action. Pete Fox tied the game with a home run, Hank Greenberg and Frankie Crouch hit solos, and Bill McGee struggled to allow three singles and a walk.
A London sports writer notes a remark by former secretary of state Henry L. Etlinson about a weaker European neighbor facing a dictator. De Ley offers only cautious views on whether Germans would play cricket, highlighting tension between truth telling and risk.
The passage notes Tuck Stainback and Gene Moore at center and right field for the Dodgers, with Ernie Kay and Fredington competing in left. It reflects on the club's progress and high percentage standings in the National League era, while acknowledging a familiar Flatbush Funsters identity.
MEMPHIS Tennessee The University of Mississippi will seek a football game with Notre Dame in Memphis if the University of Arkansas does not renew its current three year contract with the Rebels Joe Brennan chairman of the Memphis Park Commission said Ole Miss has plans for a one year deal He spoke at an Intercollegiate Football Committee meeting in Memphis seeking better games for the city
The remarks recount a tense exchange during a political reorganization debate. President Roosevelt compliments a young Campfire Girl for her speech while Rep Clare Hoffman of Michigan criticizes a Ten Commandments interpretation by the National Labor Relations Board and federal enforcement, signaling broad partisan strains.
Paul Harrison visits Theodore Mare, a Hollywood cellist with a vast collection of rare instruments. Mare, a Frenchman, claims mastery over many quirky devices from the serpent to the Hindustani toyss, and tours since 1910 in various ensembles. He explains each instrument’s history and how it ties to old music and movie work.
In a storm of emotion Emily tells Eric she will leave Alan and return to St Louis then Reno. He arrives muddy and weary, offering support yet unsure how to protect Alan’s marriage as Emily weighs love, loyalty, and a possible future with Eric. The drama deepens as past bonds pull them apart and a hospital visit hints at looming consequences.
Dizzy Dean’s arm remains doubtful for the Chicago Cubs as manager Gabby Hartnett and team officials await medical clearance. Cass Mancuso, the Cubs’ new catcher from New York, reports improved but uncertain progress with the great pitcher. Opinions vary on whether Dean can win 15 or 25 games, or even pitch in spring exhibitions, as experts monitor his status and the mound demand continues despite the lingering question.
By Harry Gay Son NEA Sexyite Sports Editor Orlando argues that breaking up the New York Yankees to balance baseball is foolish. The piece asserts major league baseball needs several new owners and notes Clark Griffith would sell for real money, especially if a player is in a pay dispute.
A Frenchman, admirer of antique instruments, showcases a strange rare instrument with a gourd resonator and a peacock feather neck. He awaits more European arrivals, pondering their fate, while wistfully hoping vaudeville may return someday.
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