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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1965
Page
4
The column lists sun marked Major and Minor Solunar periods from John Alden Knight tables. Major periods begin at specific times and last about one and a half to two hours, while Minor periods run shorter.
Washington battered Los Angeles 9-6 as Dean Chance suffers his worst showing in two seasons. The Senators exploded for six runs in 2 2 3 innings, sending Chance to his fourth straight loss and inflating his ERA to 4.72. Joe Cunningham and Frank Howard homered for Washington, while Whitey Ford struggled for New York. Detroit beat the Yankees 4-1, and other AL results included Boston over Minnesota 2-0.
New York dispatch recounts Cassius Clay landing a swift six inch flick in Lewiston Maine and on studio film that floored Sonny Liston in 1st round. The strike draws comparisons to historic heavy blows and reshapes Liston’s reputation amid Floyd Patterson’s title pursuit.
American League leaders Hor ton Detroit second Davalillo Cleveland in batting .379 and .372 while McAuliffe Detroit 34 runs and 52 hits lead Detroit. Cavallo Cleveland and Cardenal Los Angeles 48 hits. Versalles Minnesota and Blasingame Washington tie 6 triples. Gentile Kansas City and Conigliaro Colavito Hton bat 9 homers. Campaneris Kansas City and Cardenal Los Angeles 11 steals. Pitching Pappas Baltimore and Grant Pascual Minnesota 5 0. McDowell Cleveland 71 strikeouts. Cole man Cincinnati .375 Mays San Francisco .368 lead NL batting. Rose Cincinnati and Mays 38 runs. Banks Chicago 41 RBI. Mays 35 RBI. J Alou San Francisco 60 hits. Pinson Cincinnati and Mays San Francisco 57. Williams Chicago 13 doubles. Kranepool New York 12. Callison Philadelphia 5 triples. Johnson Cincinnati and Javier St Louis 4. Mays San Francisco 17 homers. Torre Milwaukee and Swoboda New York 11. Willis Los Angeles and Brock St Louis 21 steals. Maloney Cincinnati 5 0. Gibson St. Louis 81 0. Koufax Los Angeles 92 strikeouts. Gibson 66.
The text notes Liston, listed as 31, looked about 51 at the weigh-in for a Tuesday bout. It compares his stare to Jersey Joe Walcott before his Marciano rematch, implying a perilous finish. It adds a historic Navy execution fact from Britannica.
Capitol Hill may move quickly to probe boxing with Rep Harris planning hearings on a federal boxing commission. The measure would bar interstate promotion of fights if bribery racketeering or terrorism are found and follow the Clay Liston bout that spurred criticism.
The American Football League announces 20 pre season exhibitions with eight AFL teams playing Aug 7-8. NY vs Houston at Alexandria Virginia marks the start of 19 non league games with NBC televising four games as part of a five year contract. Other sites include Allen town Port Salt Lake City San Antonio Wichita and Gilay are cited in the report.
Villanova Wildcats and Maryland Atlantic Coast Conference champions enter the 89th IC4A outdoor championships in New Brunswick New Jersey. Villanova seeks a sixth straight outdoor crown and eighth in nine years with Harvard the only other major challenger among 57 colleges from 12 states and DC.
San Diego defeated Arkansas in the Pacific Coast League, salvaging the final game of a three game series after Arkansas built a 6-0 lead. Lee May homered twice including a grand slam, turning the game in favor of the Padres.
Tommy Bolt shot a three under par 68 at Greentree Country Club to lead the $87,500 Festival Open field by one stroke. Doug Sanders withdrew on the 17th hole with a thumb injury. Gary Player struggled to a 73, while Jack Nicklaus did not enter.
The Associated Press lists Pacific Coast League results with Denver beating Salt Lake 5 0 Seattle defeating Tacoma 3 0 and Portland topping Vancouver 9 6 Indiana Ohio City 1 2 and Indianapolis 3 1 plus Arkansas 8 6 over San Diego Hawaii 6 1 Spokane over Spokane 1 in an International League note Rochester at Buffalo Columbus 2 2 and Toledo 1 3 among only games scheduled.
Arkansas exploded for eight runs as Adolpho Phillips, Bobby Malkmus, and Larry Cutright homered, aiding a 8-9 win for the Razorbacks over San Diego. San Diego pitchers Wise, Jenkins, and Steevens struggled as Arkansas built a big early lead and finished strong.
Jimmy Fields knocked out Gabriel Hernandez in Compton. Dodgers win in ninth as Jim Lefebvre drives in run after Lemaster walks, Dodgers beat Mets and Cubs in separate scoring bursts with Ed Kranepool and Ron Swoboda keying a big Mets rally.
Dick Schofield, newly traded to San Francisco, hit safely in a fifth straight game and drove in three runs as the Giants beat Cincinnati 9-2. He added a two-run single in the fourth after walking in the third to score on Alou and McCovey hits. Willie Mays leads NL with .365, Schofield at .389. The Dodgers, Astros, Mets also won. Pirates beat no game.
Governor Orval E Faubus will auction the first basket of pink tomatoes harvested in Bradley County at Heritage Saturday. The event marks the early crop sale and draws attention to agricultural efforts in Warren Arkansas.
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