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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1961

Page

3

Jackson Wins One That Drops the Dodgers

Right-hander Larry Jackson won his first Cardinals victory after a broken jaw layoff, beating the Dodgers to knock them from second in the NL. Giants beat Cincinnati while Pittsburgh moved to second, Philadelphia beat Milwaukee, Detroit led AL, Cleveland beat Los Angeles, New York beat Boston, and other early-season results noted.

Larry Jackson St. Louis Cardinals Wednessy Ios Angeles

Fight results from Miami Beach AP report

In Miami Beach Holly Mims of Washington DC out pointed Gomeo Brennan. In Bellingham Eddie Cotton of Seattle stopped Neal Rivers of Los Angeles. Boxers listed with weights and cities in terse AP roundup.

Associated Press Miami Beach Fla Holly Mims Washington, D.C Gomeo Brennan Bimini Bellingham Wash Eddie Cotton Seattle Neal Rivers Los Angueles

Commissioner.s Sale Legal Notice Hempstead County Arkansas

Legal Notice states a commissioner sale per a chancery order of May 16 1961 in case 8373 Buck Brown vs Mineola Brown. It lists Lot One Four in Black Tree Nine in Shover Creek Addition Hope Arkansas to be sold at public vendue June 12 1961 at the Hope courthouse. Sale on three month credit with bond and eight percent interest. deed of court lien retained. Jamie Russell clerk. May 18 25 1951

Chancery Court Hempstead County Arkansas Buck Brown Tiff Mineola Brown City of Hope Shover Creek City of Hope Jamie Russell Cyrnini Denen

Trays Again Defeat the Lookouts in Southern Association

Vernon Butler reports a fast Southern Association game as Trays Again blanked the Lookouts 1 0 while Macon fell 1 0 to the Bears and slipped to the cellar. Birmingham beat Atlanta 12 8 in 10 innings to lead the league and Chattanooga lost 2 0 to Little Rock in 10. Shreveport then topped the Nashville Vols 6 1 with sharp pitching.

Mobile Macon Max Macon Bears Peaches Birmingham Atlanta Chattahooga Little Rock Shreveport Nashvill Vols Rasulls Little Hock Chattanooga O Marcon Atalla Nashville Southern Association Associated Press Pet Gib Chattanooga Atlantic Cat Little Ruck

River Dragged for Bodies of Two Camden Men

In Camden Arkansas two men drowned when their fishing boat capsized on the Guachita River. Clyde Purifoy age 54 was found beneath the overturned craft with an arm caught on a gas can. Virgil Harbor, 38, remained missing as authorities, the Camden Boat Club, and local responders carried on the search. Purifoy’s wife swam to safety, then walked five miles to flag down a motorist and alert authorities.

Camden Ark Guachita Clyde Purifoy Virgil Harbor Purifoy Bradley Ferry Landing James C. Ward Ward Camden Boat Club

When to Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables

The schedule of Solunar periods, taken from John Alden Knight's Soluna tables, guides four days of fishing or hunting. Plan to be in good territory or cover during these times. Major periods begin at the shown times and last about one and a half to two hours. minor periods are shorter.

John Alden Knight

Grass Control Plan Legal June 1

Aigor law authorizing creation of districts for control of Johnson grass does not become effective until tune 8 the attorney general's office today advised Mississippi County Judge A. A. Banks. Banks said a group of landowners was citenating a petition to get the 160 names required by the act to call a special election to set up a district. Banks was told the petitions can be filed June and the election commission then is required to hold an election within 60 days.

Little Rock Iap Tune 8 Attorney General's Office Mississippi A. A. Banks Banks Election Commission

Man Convicted of Manslaughter in Fort Smith Case

J D Atkins of Aokoma Oklahoma was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the death of Fort Smith trucker Buford Loyd. He received a three year sentence after jurors reduced the original murder charge. Loyd's severed head was later found on a road near Fort Smith. Atkins admitted drinking with Loyd and striking him once after a quarrel, but denied killing or robbing him.

Fort Smith, Act API J. D. Atkins Aokoma Okla Fort Smith Atkins Buford Loyd Loyd

Skeleton Found in Wynne Field near Te Farm

Cross County Coroner W C Kernadle opened an investigation after Joe Irby brought a skull and leg bone from the Roy Callison farm near Te. The skeleton lay on its back in a wooded area about 308 yards from the road. The coroner said it likely has been there a long time and could not recall any missing persons report in years.

Urges Negroes to Defy Segregation

New York APIA Negro leader James Farmer, head of CORE, urged Negroes to defy segregation in Southern airline and railroad terminals and bus stations. He issued a memorandum to 740 CORE leaders from headquarters in New York, telephoning the memo from Montgomery, Alabama, before a bus trip to Jackson, Mississippi. The move follows his role as one of 27 Freedom Riders jailed in Jackson.

New York APIA James Farmer Congress of Racial Equality CORE Farmer Freedom Riders Jackson Miss Montgomery Ala Amy

Standings and results from Major League Baseball action

The day’s sheet lists interleague and league games with St Louis defeating Los Angeles and Philadelphia beating Milwaukee. American League leaders show Cleveland and New York atop their divisions, while Chicago and Boston post mixed results. Upcoming Friday matchups include San Francisco at Chicago and Los Angeles at Milwaukee, with several noted doubleheaders and night games.

St. Louis Los Angeles Philadelphia Milwaukee Francisco Cincinnati Pittsburgh Chicago San Francisco W. L. Pet Vetroik Cleveland O New York Baltimore Minnesota Washington Boston Kansas City el Asr Detroit Claveland Cleveland Associated Press

Major League Leaders in National League Batting and Misc Stats

From the Associated Press, NL leaders include Moon and Clemente tied for hitting with 366 and 346. Cepeda leads RBIs at 32, Mays and Bolling high for runs. Wills and Clemente tie for hits at 47, Cepeda leads home runs with 22. Stolen bases led by Pinson with 8, Robinson with 7. Pitchers Haddix and Duffalo each have 3 or more decisions.

Associated Press halss—Moon Los Angeles Clemente Pittsburgh Bolling Milwaukee Mays San Francisco Cepeda Aaron Wills Davis Coleman Cincinnati Zimmer Chicago P. Alou Virdon Stuart Robinson Pinson Haddix Duffalo

Baseball Leaders and Standings Incomplete OCR

Fragmentary list mentions players Peres Slinkvouls-Drysdale Temple Colavito Killebrew and teams Detroit Cleveland Baltimore Minnesota Chicago with batting and pitching figures. Highlights include runs batted in and triples and stolen bases, plus pitcher strikeout totals. The garbled data references 51 55 349 42 33 32 14 5 4 and 53 49 among others.

Temple Cleveland Cash Detroit Killebrew Minnesola Colavito Genlile Baltimore Boros Ifils B. Robinson Piersall Veubles—Power Romano Cleveland Wood Kaline Numerum Killeen Minnesota Aparicia Chicago Versalres Mossi Regan Graat Latman

Major League Stars Shine In Big Seven Run Win

Major League stars Mahaffey and Hansen delivered dominant performances. Mahaffey pitched a four hit complete game, striking out Tive and walking none, topping eight starts for the majors. Hansen hit three homers in one game of a doubleheader sweep, as the Orioles defeated the White Sox 5-8 after the nightcap tied the previous game.

Associated Press Art Mahaffey Irraves Tive Ron Hansen Orioles White Sox Gus Tri Andos

Minor League Results Across Leagues

In the International League Columbus fell to Toronto and Jersey City as Syracuse and Charleston also posted wins while Rochester defeated Buffalo and Richmond beat Louisville. In the American Association Omaha outlasted Houston in a 19 inning game and Indianapolis edged Louisville. Denver topped Dallas-Fort Worth. Pacific Coast action saw Salt Lake edge Hawaii, Seattle power past Spokane, and Portland sweep Vancouver with Tacoma’s late results listed.

Associated Press International League Columbus Toronto Jersey City Charleston Rochester Buffalo Richmond Houston Omaha Louisville Indianapolis Denver Dallas-Fort Worth Hawaii Salt Lake Seattle Spokane Tacoma San Diego Portland Vancouver

Coach Picked for East Cagers All-Star Game

John Overstreet of Manila will head the Mast basketball coaching staff for the annual high school all-star game on August 12 in Little Rock. Assistants are Bill McCurley of Sloan-Hendrix Academy and Curtis Merrill of Helena Central High. Overstreet’s Manila team lost to Heberden in last year’s Class A state finals.

Little Rock John Overstreet Manila Mast Bill McCurley Sloan-Hendrix Academy Imboden Curtis Merrill Helena Central High School Overstreet Hedelon

Detroit Stays in Front as White Sox Slump Continues

Detroit maintained the AL lead with a 5-4 win over Minnesota as Baltimore swept the doubleheader and tied for last place with 24 and 53 records. In the NL, San Francisco edged Cincinnati 5-4 to grab a one game edge, while St Louis beat the Dodgers 7-2 and Pittsburgh topped Chicago 7-2. Al Kaline and Rocky Colavito homered for Detroit, and Don Mossi won his fifth.

Chicago White Sox Detroit Baltimore Minnesota Cleveland Los Angeles New York Boston Kansas City Washington San Francisco Cincinnati St. Louis Pittsburgh Chicago Cubs Philadelphia Milwaukee Orioles Bob Shaw Gus Trivandos Skinny Brown Ron Hansen Birds Lopez Russ Kemmerer Pen Brigade Turk Lown Frank Baumann Gerry Staley Lown Baumann Staley Wes Stock al Kaline Rocky Colavito Tigers Camilo Pascual Don Messi Zollo Versalles Bill Fischer Gary Bell Indians Cub Angels Lena Wagner Johny Romano Jerry Casale Pate Burnside Aff Johnny Gabrer Bill Kunkel Yankees Tony Kubek Chet Nichols Ralph Terry Gary Geiger Roger Maris Gene Conley

No Closing at Morrilton in City Manager Race

The attorney general's office ruled Morrilton outlets may stay open during the city manager election. State law requiring closures in contested elections was not triggered, per Chief Asst. Atty. Gen. Jack Holt advising Morrilton city attorney Farrer A. Rowell Jr.

Little Rock Attorney General's Office Morrilton Jack Holt Farrer A. Rowell Jr

Pensacola church riot remarks spark debate in Montgomery

Olekkee told the Pensacola News Journal that he and others joined the Montgomery race riot last Saturday and admitted throwing car gas bombs into a Negro church Sunday night during a mass meeting. He warned that if anything starts, it could get worse.

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