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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1963

Page

7

Television rights block Arkansas Texas telecast in Little Rock Oct 19

NCAA rules bar a telecast of the Arkansas Texas game in Little Rock on October 19 because three other college games lie within 120 miles. Southwest Conference officials and university leaders had discussed a possible exception, but the ruling likely mirrors the Austin Texas Oklahoma precedent, despite offers from KARK to provide facilities without sponsorship.

National Collegiate Athletic Association Little Rock NCAA Austin Tex Southwest Conference Doug Romine Kark Radio the Bate Romine Arkansas Perth University of Arkansas Netter Southern State College College of the Ozarks Clarksville Tarleton Henderson State Teachers Arkadelphia Arkansas AM&N_ Coallege Wiley College Marshall Lawrence Davis Am&n Sam Anderson

Solunar Tables Guidance From John Alden Knight

The article summarizes the Solunar schedule from John Alden Knight. It lists Major periods lasting about one and a half to two hours, with Minor periods between. Times shown include daily slots such as 10:55 4:40, 11:15 5:10, and weekend entries like Thursday 11:55 6:40, Friday 12:10 6:35, Saturday 4:05 7:25, Sunday 2:06 8:30, indicating optimal fishing or hunting windows.

John Alden Knight

Koufaxjoins B n ai B r ith list on 120th birthday tribute

AP reports Sandy Koufax a Los Angeles Dodgers left hander and World Series icon is listed among notable members of B n ai B r ith as the organization marks its 120th anniversary. The piece notes the group’s long history and its current activities with over 150 million dollars spent yearly.

Washington Glad News Today B'nai B'rith Sandy Koufax Koufax Los Angeles Dodgers New York Yankees B'nai B'rith Sigmund Freud Subconscious Prober Bess Myerson Jonas Salk Richard Tucker Binat B'rith New York City

Buford Named IL Most Valuable Player for 1963

New York AP reports Don Buford, a compact third baseman who starred for the Indianapolis Indians, was an overwhelming choice as the International League MVP for 1963. He produced a standout season driving runs and showing consistency at the plate.

NEW York Don Buford Indianapolis Indians

Tokyo International Sports Week lineup named by AAU

New York AP reports AAU named 21 athletes for the Tokyo International Sports Week October 11 to 16 led by John Pennel of Miami the first 17 foot pole vaulter Olympians Harold and Olga Connolly and Pan American diving champions Bob Webster and Linda Cooper among the group.

New York John Pennel Miami Harold Olga Connolly Bob Webster Linda Cooper AAU Tokyo

Arkansas Texas game could be televised under set conditions

AM&N and AIC schools favor TV coverage of the Arkansas-Texas game but NCAA executive secretary Walter Byers says the policy aims to protect all colleges and keep football in as many schools as possible. A Little Rock broadcast would depend on three sellouts and potential reshuffling, though prospects are slim.

Am&n Board of Davis Am&n NCAA Walter Byers Kansas City Byers Pins Bluff Arkadelphia Clarksville AIC Grubbs Little Rock Arkansas Am&n-Wiley Pine Bluff Henderson-Tarleton

Figures Parks Will Win Over Baylor Bears

Oklahoma ranked No. 1 and Texas No. 2 clash at the Texas State Fair in Dallas with Oklahoma favored to extend a five game win streak over Texas. Jim Grisham powers the Sooners, while Texas loses star punter Ernie Koch Jr. late season hurt. Other picks include Alabama over Florida and Navy over SMU.

New York Oklahoma Texas Dallas Longhorns Jim Grisham Sooner Ernie Koch Jr Texas 96 Alabama Florida Morida Navy Southern Methodist Middies Roger Staubach Wisconsin Purdue Notre Dame Badgers Southern California Irish Trojans Pete Beathard Hal Brdsole Ohio State Twinois Don Unverferth Dick van Raaphorst Penn State Army Cadets Nebraska Air Force Dennia Claridge Falcons Terry Isaacson Arkansas Baylor Parkers Northwestern Minnesota Tom Myers Wildcats Carl Eller Washington Oregon State Huskies Pacific Northwest North Carolina State South Carolina Sammy Anderson Georgia Tech Tennessee Billy Lothridge Miami Louisiana State Miami Hurricanes

Hogs Scrimmage Baylor Defense in Tough Tuesday Session

University of Arkansas conducted a two hour defensive scrimmage against Baylor with 45 minutes focused on Baylor pass plays. Coach Frank Broyles called Baylor's pro-type offense troublesome but said the workout fell short of expectations.

Fayetteville, Ark Baylor University of Arkansas Razorbacks Frank Broyles Broyles

Teachers and A&M Lead Statistics in Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference

Arkansas AP report shows Teachers leading in passing and total offense with QB Bob Tiner, receiver Bill Shimek, and return specialists Bill Grubbs. A&M mirrors with Ronnie Higgins as top rusher and scorer, and Jimmy Atkinson posting best punting average.

Little Rock State i Teachers Arkansas A&m AIC Bob Tiner Teachers Bill Shimek Bill Grubbs A&m Ronnie Higgins Jimmy Atkinson

Fight Results By The Associated Press

In Houston Cleveland Williams 213 of Houston knocked out Roger Rischer 194 of Oakland. In Fresno Isaac Logart 147 of New York outpointed Gabe Terronez 147 of Fresno. In New York Bob Cassidy 154 of Levittown outpointed Doming Ortiz 153 of Hoboken. In London Terry Downes England knocked out Rudolf Nebring West Germany in a middleweight bout.

Associated Press Houston Tex Cleveland Williams Roger Rischer Oakland Calif Fresno Isaac Logart New York Gabe Terronez New Yor Bob Cassidy Levittown N.Y Domingo Ortiz Hoboken London Terry Downes England Rudolf Nebring West Germany

Logart Wins Unanimous Upset Over Fresno Welter Champ

In Fresno California veteran Isaac Logart of New York age 147 pounds scored a unanimous one round upset over Fresno welterweight Gabe Ferronez listed as 447 pounds. The bout Tuesday night showcased Logart's jab driven attack for victory.

Fresno Calif Isaac Logart New York Gabe ‘Ferronez

Flu Hits Utah State Players Ahead of New Mexico Game

In Logan Utah two more Utah State University football players joined four total sidelined by flu Tuesday ahead of Saturday's game with New Mexico.

Logan Utah Utah State University New Mexico

Bank of Blevins Bank Report 1953 Condition Arkansas

Report of the Condition of Bank of Blevins Blevins Arkansas as of September 20 1953 filed under State Bank Commissioner. Includes totals Loans and discounts 232874.32, total deposits 631987.84, U S Securities pledged and unpledged, cash from reserve banks 202845.35, equity items 25000 stock 25000 surplus 25000 profits 22359.74, deposits by individuals and public funds 435806.74, time certificates 168631.43, other resources 527.36, notary, officers and directors sworn statements dated 5 Oct 1909.

U.S

District football standings shift as Hope tops 4AA. Magnolia falls

In district action Hope Bobcats seize sole first in 4AA after a week of mixed results. Magnolia Panthers drop to second with 31-7 loss to Smackover while Hope defeated Malvern 27-0 and Crossett 25-20 Fairview. Standings show Hope 2-0 in league. Magnolia, Smackover, Fairview, and Camden remain contenders. Ted Roberts leads scoring for Smackover with 34 points, while Hope holds top rushing and passing totals. The conference race tightens as Magnolia, Crossett, Malvern, and Camden pursue potential title chances.

Hope Bobcats Magnolia Panthers Hope Malvern Leopards Magnolia Camden Arkadelphia Crossett Nashville Fairview Gordon Bobcats Smackover Eagles Flaserview Warren DeQueen Ted Roberts Mac McLarty Tony ‘Smith Bebexits J Ahn Lhncats

Dodgers World Series sweep credited to top scouts

Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the New York Yankees in four games, aided by a secret scouting report compiled by director of scouts Al Campanis and aides Lefty Phillips and Ted McGrew. The 9 by 12 sheets outlined Yankee strengths and tendencies, guiding Dodger pitchers Sandy Koufax Johnny Podres and Don Drysdale to limit the powerful lineup and steal strategic edges in each game.

Joe Reichler Associated Press NEW York Los Angeles Dodgers New York Yankees Ces Selepet Dodger Sandy Koufax Johnny Podres Don Drysdale al Campanis Lefty Phillips Ted’ McGrew Yankee Barry Bavasi Yankees Dodgers Campanis Hope Bobcats Yankees For A Power Club. Smackover Bucks Magnolia Panther Fairview Cardinals Malvern Leopards Camden Panthers Crossett Eagles Feld Wills Dick Tracewski Avery

Williams by Knockout in Houston bout

Cleveland Williams, ranked third among heavyweights, knocked out Roger Rischer of Oakland in 1 minute 46 seconds of the third round Tuesday night. Charter No. 12533.

Houston Tex Cleveland Williams Roger Rischer Oakland Calif

Report of Condition First National Bank Hope Arkansas 1963

Reserve District No and report of condition of the First National Bank of Hope Arkansas at close of business Sept 3 1963 published to Comptroller of the Currency. The balance sheet lists assets including United States Government obligations and loans, liabilities, capital funds and profits totaling 10 166 945 60. Bank cashier Thomas E Hays Jr and directors Gunter Jr Gardner Jr Basye attest to accuracy.

First National Bank Hope Arkansas U. S Thomas E. Hays, Jr Thelief Sy Ror

Reserve District 1 Report of Condition for Citizens National Bank

Reserve District 1 report of condition for Citizens National Bank dated Sept 30 1967 filed per Comptroller of the Currency under 12 USC 5211. Bank assets total 10 434 341 including loans 4 057 820 cash 2 221 087 real estate 15 000 and stock in Fed 30 000. Deposits total 9 135 043 with time savings 330 526 and U S savings 152 058. Capital funds 1 379 196 and valuation reserves 419 502 total liabilities 9 135 043 plus 1 200 208 in reserves and capital. Signed by Dale Jones Vice President and Cashier with director attestations.

United States Federal Reserve Bank

Razorbacks Favored in Top SWC Clash at Baylor

Arkansas is picked to beat Baylor at Waco by seven points as the key SWC game tops a weekend slate. Texas Christian is favored by ten over Texas Tech, Oklahoma holds a five point edge over Texas, Navy ahead of SMU by a point, Rice to beat Stanford by 13 points, and Texas A&M projected to win by six over Houston.

Arkanses Associated Press Arkansis Baylor Wacox Razorbacks Bears Texas Christian Texas Tech Oklahoma Texas Navy Southern Methodist Rice Stanford Texas A&m University of Houston

Figures 64 Business to Be Good

AP Business News Analyst Sam Dawson notes forecasts for 1964 predict a good first half with a possible tax cut boosting spending and production. While optimism rests on current momentum and potential policy, analysts warn that past cycles show hidden weaknesses and a downturn can surprise many observers.

Sam Dawson AP Business News New York Wellsin

First Lady Sees Crete Relics Amid Minoan Ruins

First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy toured Knossos and Crete’s ancient ruins with sister Lee Radziwill and guests aboard the Christina. She viewed frescos, wandered the palace labyrinth, swam at a nearby beach, and received farewell gifts including a lyre and Minoan crafts. The Christina sails toward Leukas in the Ionian Sea after Crete’s visit.

Crete Prances Léwine Iraklion Lee Radziwill Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr Mrs. Kennedy United States Traklion Christina Leukas Ionian Sea Greece

Detroit Leads Hopeful Economic Signs for Year

Government cushion and pump priming debate persist as hints of slowing housing and durable goods orders appear. Yet Detroit reports rising car sales and steel production, with forecasters predicting momentum, possible tax cuts, and brighter times ahead for the economy.

Detroit

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Bill Simmons Miner Maier PLM Koufax Is Baylor Bears Harold Claassen Lonart Bank OF Blevins Blevins TOTAL State of Arkansas P. C. Stephens P. C. Stephens Cashier Herbert M. Stephens Harold M. Stephens R. C. Stephens Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Los Angeles’ Dodgers Associated ‘Press Williams Ge Ua Ee Acee Capital Funds Total Capital Funds Gunter, Jr Gardner, Jr. Oy Basye Citizens National Bank Esse Gisebeseens Vars Sasnene Dale Jones Pereby R. M. LaGrone, Jr Frank McLarty George W. Peck
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