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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1939

Page

2

Faster Hoosier Auto Race Fueled by New Backstretch

Indianapolis race notes a faster Memorial Day auto event as backstretch paving and better cars speed the field. Notables include Joe Thorne Rochelle, Jimmy Snyder, Rex Mays, Mike Boyle, Wilbur, Babe Stapp, and Ted Horm. Prize pool exceeds $100,000 with $2,000 top prize and $60,000 in ancillary awards.

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Record of Speed and Metal Bricks at Chicago Event

The report notes a car event with old bricks used as ballast, joking on their weight and absorption. Snyder, a former Chicago milkman and lifeguard, set a 10 mile qualifying record at 120.138 mph in Thorne's six-cylinder rear drive, and raised the mile pace to 130.757 mph. An eager crowd of about 100,000 is expected to attend, with major racing excitement and a strong promoter push for early arrival.

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Wolcott Aims for 13.5 High Hurdle Mark at Olympics

Rice Institute hurdler Fred Arrington Wolcott, a 23 year old Texan, targets a 13.5 second time to break Forrest Towns’ 13.5 mark for the 110 meter high hurdles at the upcoming Olympic trials. He already tied Berlin’s Olympic record in 1940 and seeks a fast spring departure aboard the Finland bound boat. Supported by Kimmett Brunson Dink Sempleton and Lawson Robertson, Wolcott bets on a record setting performance to boost U.S. hopes.

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Tale of the Turf in Sketches by Ant Krenz

A brief overview of Ant Krenz and his Sketches on the Running Torse in this country. The piece traces the history and context of the Turf tale within Krenz’s sketches, framing its place in cultural storytelling and local lore.

Ant Krenz

Isle of Man Lord High Executioner and His Many Posts

The Hon Willan Spencer Leveson-Gower, Lieutenant Governor of the Isle of Man, holds numerous offices including president of the Legislative, chief of police, head of the Manx Bar and Chancellor of the Exchequer. He acts as the King's Representative and appoints magistrates, clergymen, public commissions and police officials. His salary is 10000 dollars with a proposed raise of 2000. A note adds that manufacturing a right-hand drive car requires calibrations to about 1500 parts.

Wolcott Emerges as Speedy Hurdler in 1939 Outlook

In Minneapolis last year Templeton praised Wolcott’s speed noting a 9.4 seconds 100 dash and rare hurdle talent. Brunson predicted record times as Wolcott adopts Towns style with a forward-armed sprint and a six-step first hurdle, aiming for 13.5 seconds in the high hurdles in 1939.

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Hope Softball League standings and Thursday schedule

The Hope Softball League shows no Wednesday games. Thursday matchups include Bruner A versus Bruner 8 at 7 30 and Leo Robins against East Funeral Directors in Texarkana. Friday features Gunter versus Soil Erasion and Unique Cafe against Bruner Trary B with results from Nashville at Little Rock and teams in Atlanta Birmingham Memphis New Orleans and more.

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Carolina Tulip Grower Sells to Hollanders

TERRA CEIA N C WH Rudy a Dutch immigrant who settled 15 years ago to plant vegetables but stayed to grow tulips. Despite locals doubting hardy growth, he became a leading tulip producer shipping 125000 dozen rowers and nearly 1000000 bulbs each spring. Some bulbs are sent to Holland while he also plants corn and beans after harvest.

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New Orleans Wins Over Chattanooga in Series Drama

New Orleans hammered Chattanooga to clinch the series as Pelicans hitters rapped UK-like hits. Memphis Chicks rallied with three straight two-out singles and a sac fly to beat the Smokies 2 1, marking a sixth straight win for the visiting Knoxville squad. Birmingham edged Atlanta 3 2 despite a no-hit seventh inning by Clyde Small, in a tight Wednesday night tilt.

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