Waldo Takes Hope in Ten Innings Thriller
Waldo and Hope battled to a tie through nine innings before Waldo won in the tenth. Joy Hope worked four innings for Waldo, with Zinn, Purle, and Bell handling relief as the game stretched to a five hour finish before a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo
Hope
A. D. Russell
Joy Hope
Atruck
Zinn
Russell
Stile
Purle
Bell
Rameel
Allen
Slayton
Ramsey
Social Calendar and Wedding News from Magnolia Area
Social events include meetings at Drills Circle and Unity Baptist Church with plans for a Texarkana trip and a P T A report. Weddings feature Evelyn Burton and Leonice Bundy in Magnolia and Hope couples, with details on attire, attendants, and future residences. Eva Jean Milam hosted a suburban frolic with games and a wiener roast at Fair Park.
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John. Ghats
D. Ala Liinchean
Barlow
W. C. Page
Lewisville High School
Mr. Burton
P. D. Burton
Lewisville
University of Arkansas
Simma Alpha Epislon
Ozark Mountains
M's. Burton
Burton
Thea
Canfield Lumber Company
Eva Jean Milam
Fair Park
Ghost tales at Milam hosted harvest fire
Guests numbered thirty as the Milams hosted a cozy event around a large bonfire. The hostess, aided by her parents Mr and Mrs J O Milam, ensured everyone was comfortable and entertained with ghost stories.
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Mrs. J. O. Milam
Personal Mention Highlights Weekend Visit Notes
Miss Frances Bonner of Marianna visited Mr and Mrs Sid Bundy for Mother's Day. Peggy Morse, daughter of Mrs Pentecost and Mrs John Pearson, spent Mother's Day in Sparkman with relatives. Friends and relatives hosted several weekend guests including the Jones and Saunders families in Texas and Arkansas. Mrs J S Wilson Se remains in Julia Chester hospital in Columbus. Dr and Mrs Dwight Andres were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs W C Andres.
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Bailey
Hope High School
Astana | Tech
Russelville
W. E. Bailey
Aula
Hope
Frances- Bonner
Marianna
Sid “Bundy
Bonner
Arkansia State Teachers
Callege
Conway
Peggy Morse
Pentecosts
John Pearson
Sparkman
Nick Jones
Ebll- Avee
Poteau, Oklahoma
W. E. Jones
P. B Corrigan
Parks Estate
Texarkana
Procter Hill
Loneng Sanders
J. Procter
el Dorado
Sehiool
Ariene Bell
Paul Keeton
Charles Church
Howard Waddle
Jimmy
Magnolia
Paul Waddle
Claude Waddle
Taylor Stuart
Charlotte Stuart
Fat Springs
K. G. McRae
J. 5. Wilson Se
Columbus
Julia Chester
Travelers Split a Double Header at Little Rock
Travelers split a double header with the Chattanooga Lookouts in Little Rock. After a 10 to 4 loss in the opener, they blanked the Lookouts 2 to 0 in the nightcap, drawing about 2,000 fans as Wilfred LeBebe made his first start and dazzled over five innings with five hits allowed.
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Little Rock
Baume
Chattanooga Lookouts
Travelers
Brett Brigade
Wilfred LeBebwe
Alender Jetthander
Boston
Opton
Softball Schedule and Related Notes From Local League
The claret week outlines Mayday Night CCC versus Bruner Ivory Snow White Gro and Gro versus Brookwood Gro on Tuesday with Allison Termites facing Snow White Gro and City Bakery clashing Crows Laundry of Texarkana on Wednesday. Thursday features Allison Termites versus Brookwood Gro and CCC against Bruner Ivory with ace Jere noted. a separate line mentions the Prime Minister salary of ten thousand pounds per year.
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CCC
Bruner
Ivory Snow White Gro
Brookwood
Gro
Allison Termites
Snow White
City Bakery
Crows’ Laundry of
Texarkana
Bruner Ivory
Hempstead
Brookwood Gro
Bruner-Ivory Hempstead
Ace
Great Britain
Ninth Inning Rally Ends Scoreless Tie in Slow-Play Pact
In a pitching duel with late drama, Waldo and Purtle held the innings scoreless until the ninth and tenth. J Watkins, F Watkins, and C Messer delivered timely hits as Hope’s defense faltered. five runs in the ninth, one in the tenth, seals a victory for the visitors amid two hits and an error.
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Watkins
Lindsey
Urban
Ramsey
Hope
Slayton
McGibbons
Brown
Waldo
Harn
Snyder
Fountain
Messer
Hern
Athed
McGibbony
Works
Rumsey
J. Watkins
Ott
Secrest
Russell
T. Watkins
Horn
C. Ramsey
Fount
Naorus
Zinn
J. Watking
F. Ramsey
F. Watkins
Urbas
Allen
Hove
Seorgs Pithel
Suns
Purtle
McBibbony
Beld
McIver
C. Messer
Sectest
Reeves
Pur- Ue
Melver
Bell
Mc Gibbons
Famisin
Standings and Results From Weekend Baseball Action
Sunday results show Chattanooga 10 to 0 and Nashville 5 to 13 with Birmingham 1 to 5 and Atlanta 6 to 0. Monday games list Birmingham at Atlanta and New York at Boston with Philadelphia at Brooklyn. Final scores include New York 4 Boston 0 and Chicago 4 Detroit 3 with St. Louis 5 Cleveland 2.
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Chattanooga
Little Race
Nashville
Birmingham
Atlanta
Memphis
Knoxville
New Orleans
Cinginnati
St. Louis
New York
Boston
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Syay
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Sobattern Association
W. G Pet
Mamphis
Knoxville NM
Little Roecking
W. G
Chicinnati
L. Pet
St Louis
New Yorki
Luther F Higgason Urges Support in 1931 32 Panic
Luther F Higgason appeals to voters recalling the 1931 32 panic. He cautions that a county judge’s fate shapes the county’s fate and asks for votes and influence, stressing the difficulty of paying debts and the need for leadership.
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Luther F. Higgason
Ballot Battle Looms in Arkansas Between State and Federal Forces
The piece notes Homer Adkinson leading a ballot confrontation amid Arkansas politics as Governor Bailey faces opposition from John E. Miles in 1937 and predictions Bailey would clash with Miller again if reelected in 1942. It references tensions between state leadership and federal officials with maritime aside on the Maine coastline.
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Arkansas
Bailey
United States Senate
John E. Milesr
Miller
Churchill Upheld Reports German Drive Near Belgium
The war ministry said French guards backed Belgian forces in the Tencre region and Ardennes as a prelude to a possible gigantic battle. Paris reports German losses of about 400 airplanes in the first days of the drive against the Lowlands and Western front while a military spokesman said the German advance in southern Holland appeared checked. A Belgian farmer notes peasants own one sixteenth of Italy’s arable land.
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Has
Paris
Holland
Red Cross Campaign Urges Chapter Quotas
In a continuation from page one, officials call for rapid mobilization of Red Cross chapters to raise a minimum war relief fund of 10 million dollars. Each chapter is urged to meet a quota of 1140 dollars, with chanters able to keep 15 percent to cover local relief expenses.
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Red Cross
Warning of Swedish mine field and air attack fears
Fragmented report notes mines laid near Malmö in the Oresund channel causing Swedish authorities to fear an air attack. Reference to war movement toward Netherlands and Belgium and a varied press reaction. Mentions the Young Men's Christian Association origin in England in 1844 in incomplete form.
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Oresund
Malmolenmark
Sweden
Netherlands
Belgium
Derby Day Turbulence in Pepper Boy Camp
In Derby week tensions flare at Sherry’s camp. Shep Grant, hired to ride Pepper Boy, argues with Paul Wharton at a Derby breakfast after Paul slaps Shep’s hand. Willie Bond intervenes, ordering discipline and departure, amid preparations for the big race and Pepper Boy’s mounting pressure.
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Sherry
Pepper
Shep Grant
Chume
Shep
Madden
Pepper Hog
Paul
Uncle Willie
Ted
Pepper Boy
Red Soldier
Castanets
Cal
Paul Wharton
Grant
Wharton
Hye
Mann
New York
Willie Bond
Bond
Scott
Willia Bond
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Robins Boys
Weldo
Rodca
Puztle
CMTC
Peiends
F Ray Cumbie
Julio Chaster Hospital
Mrs
Dan Godbold
Teddy Sence
Virginia Godhold
Mary Sue Anderson
Buddy Evans
Hope Ibeopre
Arnie Holly
EL Dorada
Georgiana
Doris Dodson
Ladies Specialty Shop
Beauty School
Texarkana, U.S. AL
Saenger
Virginia City
Nelson Eddy
Ilona Massey
Ats
Sora
Nation League
Prague
Gunes
Homer Adkinson
Maine
Churchill
Italy
England
Charles 6. Parmer
Bes
Teddt Kherry
Glans
Renbler
Ee AP Engi
Republic
Africa
Geo
Robisc & Co
Harry. W. Shiver
Gola. Ge
Hope Hardware Co
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