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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1955

Page

6

Daytime TV Debuts NBC Matinee Theater with Strong Start

Charles Mercer reports NBC Matinee Theater brings hour long live drama to weekday afternoons. Beginning Now adapts John P. Marquand with Louis Maynard Frances Reid and Phillip Boureuf delivering precise characterization. The show promises intelligent stories and high production value for daytime viewers.

Charles Mercer New York NBC Albert McCleery John P. Marquand Louis Maynard Marquand Frank Gilroy Hayward Frances Reid Phillip Boureuf

Bowl Bids May Bend On This Weekend's Action

Unbeatens Maryland Oklahoma and Michigan hold firm for Jan 2 showdowns while bowls hopes hinge on weekend games. Georgia Tech Tennessee Mississippi State Auburn and others clash as Texas A&M ineligible shifts Sugar Cotton Gator invites. Michigan Rose Bowl bound UCLA looms.

Maryland Oklahoma Michigan I¢Ze’s West Virginia George Washington Mountaineers Miami Florida Boston College Georgia Tech Tennessee Mississippi State Auburn Duke Navy Southern Methodist UCLA Louisiana State Missouri Illinois Ohio State Michigan State OSU MSC Wolves Texas A&m Smus Aggies Texas Baylor Mississippi Texas Christian Ol’ Misss Memphis State TCU Purdue College of the Pacific Notre Dame Penn

All-Star Grid Games Set Up At AAA Meet

Arkansas high school seniors will form east west all star football and basketball teams next August. The Arkansas Athletic Association approved the event with AHSCA selecting head coaches and assistants. Limits include two players per school for football and one per school for basketball. players cannot play in both games.

Little Rock Arkansas Arkansas Athletic Association Arkansas High School Coaches Association AHSCA Lake Village Lamar Dingler Blytheville North Little Rock Pine Bluff Fort Smith Texarkana Hot Springs el Dorado War Memorial Stadium Barton Coliseum Little Rock Junior College

Football Scores Pine Bluff Beats Texarkana 28 14

AP reports Pine Bluff defeats Texarkana 28 to 14 in high school football. Bearden edges Catholic High of Little Rock 26 to 18. Horatio beats Strong Vision Theater drama, The House on Wildwood Lane, by George Lowther, with adaptations planned this month including The Aspern Papers by Henry James and Roman Fever by Edith Wharton and Nancy Hale.

Associated Press Pine Bluff Texarkana Bearden Catholic High of Little Rock Horatio Strong Vision Theater Wildwood Lane George Lowther Henry James Edith Wharton Nancy Hale

Blevins Hornets Fall at Mineral Springs 38–13

Blevins loses to Mineral Springs 38 13 as James Stephens scores five touchdowns on runs of 5 15 9 20 and 60 yards. Dyer adds a Mineral Springs TD and Rose kicks two extra points. Arthur Willis and Forrest Hutson score for Blevins. The Hornets finish with a 3 6 record in conference play and next play Foreman.

Blevins Hornets Mineral Springs James Stephens Dyer Rose Blevins Arthur Willis Forrest Hutson Hornets Prescott Curly Wolves Douglas Steed Stephen Men Foreman Lewisville

Pine Bluff Zebras Rally For 28-14 Win Over Texarkana

Pine Bluff Zebras erased a 14-7 halftime deficit to beat Texarkana 28-14, keeping alive their Big Eight title hopes. Royce White sparked the comeback with three second-half touchdowns including a 46 yard, a 4 yard, and a 76 yard scoring run. Fort Smith tied for the league lead while Little Rock looms undefeated.

Associated Press Northwest Arkansas Springdale Bulldogs Subiaco Trojans Springdale Pine Bluff Zebras Texarkana Pine Bluff Zebras Fort Smith Little Rock Royce White

Johnson Faces Tough Test in Free-Swinging 10-Rounder

George Johnson of Trenton N J meets Chicago's Bobby Boyd in a 10 round bout at Chicago Stadium. Johnson, 26 38 record 22 KOs 26 38 5 losses, while Boyd 35 of 43 with 14 KOs recently upset Gene Fuller. Televised NBC 9 p.m CST replaces Robinson Olson title fight delayed by injury.

Chicago George Johnson Trenton N. J Bobby Boyd Chicago Stadium Johnson Ralph “Tiger Jones Kayees Boyd Gene Fullmer Ernie Durando Ramon Fuentes Bobo Olson Bobby Dykes NBC Sugar Ray Robinson Olson Robinson

Palm Springs Poised for Ryder Cup Matches

Palm Springs hosts the 11th Ryder Cup with captains Chick Harbert and Dai Rees set to announce pairings for the two-day event at Thunderbird Country Club. American lineup features Sam Snead, Cary Middlecoff, Jack Burke Jr., Doug Ford, Jerry Barber, and others. British squad includes Dai Rees, Harry Bradshaw, Christy O Connor, and Ken Bousfield among others.

Palm Springs Calif British Isles United States West Coast Chick Harbert Dai Rees Thunderbird Rees Henry Weetman Harry Bradshaw Ken Bousfield Eric Brown Johnny Fallon John Facobs Arthur Lees Christy O’connor Sydney Scott

Kaline Signs and Durocher Banter Over Money

Leo Durocher teased Al Kaline at a United Foundations dinner as Kaline signed a 1956 Tigers contract reported at $20,000. Durocher recalled Willie Mays earning $12,500 in 1954 with talk of a $28,000 to $30,000 deal as he detailed bargaining anecdotes and owner Horace Stoneham’s negotiation.

Detroit Leo Durocher al Kaline New York Giants United Foundations Detroit Tiger Leo Durocher Kaline Detroit Tigers Willie Mays Willie Horace Stoneham Horace Ft. Knox Stoneham Will

Spring Training Rejected by Arkansas Athletic Association

Arkansas high schools lose three weeks of spring football practice as the state athletic body rejects the proposal. Fall practice remains set to begin August 20, with concerns that delaying spring could disadvantage schools unable to conduct sessions.

Little Rock Arkansas Athletic Association

Wisconsin Governor Now a Candidate

Wisconsin Governor Walter J. Kohler said he will run as a favorite son if Eisenhower does not indicate by March 2 that he will seek reelection. Kohler heads a Governors Conference highway committee and plans to file his name if the president’s plans remain unclear. Illinois Governor Stratton expects to lead a 60 vote delegation for Eisenhower if he runs, otherwise he will explore options. Democratic Governor Lausche of Ohio says a favorite son bid would not aim to block Stevenson’s nomination.

Washington Wisconsin Walter J. Kohler GOP Eisenhower Kohler Governors’ Conference Highway Committee William G. Stratton Ilinois Illnois Democratic Sie Frank Lausche Ohio Adlai E. Stevenson

Bobcats Ready for Magnolia Trip in 7:30 Tipoff

Coach Leon Turpin takes the Bobcats to Magnolia for a 7:30 p.m. game as they chase a continued hot streak. Moran is out with a broken hand, while Don Roberts is sidelined for the season. Starting lineup includes Cox and Yarberry ends, Chambless and Fincher guards, Wiggins center, Polk quarterback, Nix and Marlar halfbacks, Lingo at fullback.

Leon Turpin Bobcats Magnolia Panthers Turpin Moran Don Roberts Larry Cox Bobby Yarberry Eas Jimmy May Perkins Alter Chambless J. Fincher Lynn Wiggins Polk Nix Marlar Lingo

No Title at Stake as Rice Parkers Meet

Rice Institute and Arkansas collide in Houston for a non title game as both squads aim to shake early season inconsistencies. Rice coach Jess Neely will start sharpshooting passer John Nisbet and backs Page Rogers Paul Zippersen while Arkansas relies on quarterback George Walker and backs Dan Horton and Preston Carpenter to spark the offense.

Houston Tex.p Rice Institute University of Arkansas Jess Neely Edben Owls Rice Owl Razorbacks Arkansas Texas Hogs Little Rock Joe Thomason Thomason Parkers Texas A&m Dan Horton Henry Moore George Walker Preston Carpenter Texas A Jack Mitchell George Bequette Mitchell Marshell Crawford Jay Riviere Quazerbacks John Nisbet Soph King Hill Nisbet Page Rogers Paul Zippersen Jerry 1 Donald Gee James Briggs Larry Whitmire Eddie Rayburn Albert Johnson Lew Harpold Don Gillis Jay Donathan Bobby Gilliam Stuart Perry Bill Fuller Teddy Souter Billy Lyons

Fights Last Night Across Cities and Nations

A report lists several boxing results from Los Angeles to Paris with fighters including Rory Calhoun of Los Angeles facing Clifton Lester from Los Angeles in a 160 pound bout while Harry Matthews of Seattle stops Murray Burnett of Congo in 177. Fred Gali of Paris stops Ray Fchon of Paris at 125 and Mexico? The fragment notes multiple knockouts across Europe and North America.

Associated Press Los Angeles Rory Calhoun White Plains N.Y Clifton Lester Los Ageles Vancouver B.C Harry Kid) Matthews Seattle Murray Burnett Congo Paris France Fred Gali Spain Ray Fachon Europe

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