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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1957
Page
2
Calendar items note a Maiga Choir program at Chapel in Close tonight and an Annual Woman's Day at Bethel AUM Church with Miss Byer Leo Ford as speaker. Obituary: Mrs Icie Wesson died at home in Nashville on October 1. Hicks Funeral Home to announce arrangements.
Rice coach Jessi Neely plans a remodeled 1 backfield against Stanford on Saturday. He says King Hi oat quarters back and Raymond Chi ion ist fullback will start, with sophomore Larry Dueltt at left and Pane Pst Daley ef as others. The Owls practised hard as Neely warned of heavy adjustments before the Miami game and noted missing Tegulay fallbacks Grow and Taylor. Conrad is slated at quarterback with age and depth uncertainties remain.
Parkers receive nod to defeat Texas Christian as college football season previews list picks by Harold Claassen. Predictions feature Oklahoma over Texas State, Michigan State over Cal, and Notre Dame over Indiana. Weekend slate includes Penn over Dartmouth and Arkansas over Texas Christin.
Houston and Atlanta split the Dixie Series after a 2-1 Houston win. Dan Natthaut drew an unintentional walk that loaded the bases in the eighth, allowing Nels Chittum to score on a fielder’s choice. Ted Wieband held the Crackers to six hits as Buck Sacrifice fly produced the winning run. The series heads to Atlanta for the finale.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention golf players and a plan for a trea or meeting on Friday. Names appear garbled and positions unclear, but reference to the United team and England suggests a sports planning item with uncertain details.
A fragmented local notice reports a bite incident in Miami with details unreadable. Police describe a suspect and urge witnesses to come forward as investigators pursue leads.
NW YORK UP story notes Whitey Ford of the New York Yankees and Warren Spahn of the Milwaukee Braves would start Game One of the World Series. Ford, hampered by arm trouble, and Spahn, a 421-game winner with prior series experience, were viewed as the key pitchers as the Braves challenged the favored Yankees in a best-of-seven clash.
Fayetteville Ark reports frustrate Mitchell as TCU offense concerns rise. Razorbacks seek a stingy defense and a high‑energy home game Saturday night with Little Rock on tap. Mitchell forecasts a tough test and emphasizes adapting to the Horned Frogs attack.
Fourth graders at a local 4H site work on a science project predicting the likelihood of eye color in a shelled specimen. Students use simple observation and counting methods to estimate outcomes.
Facts on the World Series between Milwaukee Braves and New York Yankees. Includes venue details Yankee Stadium Milwaukee County Stadium and broadcast plans NBC radio with Burl Gillespie and Bob Naud. Mentions starting times and rival managers Reaves and Haney.
The Stamps defeated the Bobkittens 28 to 6 last night. It was the Stamps’ second win of the season and Howe’s second loss. The ideal lads managed a strong finish to seal the win.
Fishing Around Arkansas Lakes report from the state game and fish tests multiple lakes. Lake Catherine shows bass good on artificial lures. Ouachita sees bass fair to good with artificial baits and minnows while crappie and bream respond to live bait. Hamilton reports bass fair with artificial baits and crappie fair with minnows. Nimrod good crappie and bass on minnows. Conway clear with bass fair and minnows. Norfolk clear with bass and crappie fair with trolling. Bull Shoals clear with bass fair and crappie tailing on minnows. white bass and catfish activity noted.
Sealed bids for the Blevins School District No 2 building in Blevins Arkansas will be received until 2:00 P M October 22 1987 in the superintendent’s office for public bid opening. Plans may be examined at Norman Janes office with $25 deposit per set. refunds to bona fide bidders. Additional sets cost $2600 per set with refunds within five days. Bid bond of at least 5 percent of the bid total required. Bid must meet Arkansas law requirements and licensing laws. District reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Board signatures and dates follow.
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