Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Hope Star in Hope, Arkansas

We have 1,620,262 pages in Arkansas

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 9 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1947

Page

3

Legion Fight Program Promises 28 Rounds at Fair Park

The American Legion sponsors a 28 round championship fight show at Fair Park Wednesday night. Officials include Jim Lovely as judge Donald Moore referee Ray Cooper matchmaker Dr L M Line physician Leo Robins announcer Harry Hawthorne Clyde Coffee Legion commander and athletic committee chairman Teddy Jones timekeeper.

Shipley American Legion Fair Park Tor Jim Lovely Donald Moore Ray Cooper Legion L. M. Line Leo Robins Harry Hawthorne Clyde Coffee Teddy Jones

Arkansas Electification Coops to launch training program

In Little Rock on Sept 1 1 officials of 18 rural electrification cooperatives announced a statewide technical employes training program to start around January 1. A. E. Moore of North Little Rock and H. C. Knappenberger of Blytheville chaired committees. Lawrence Meyer of REA urged the plan.

Little Rock Arkansas State Electification Cooperatives Association A. E. Moore North Little Rock Arkansas H. C. Knappenberger Blytheville Lawrence Meyer REA Washington, D. C

Arkansas Razorbacks Open Practice For 1946 Season

Fayetteville Sept 1 Virtually the same squad which won a share of the Southwest Conference championship last year began football practice at the University of Arkansas. Coach John Barnhill greeted 66 players including all returning lettermen except Alton Baldwin. Leading veterans Clyde Scott and Chuck Lively headline a 1946 strong squad as Arkansas opens Sept 20 against Northwest Louisiana State. Other SWC schools start drills with Rice Texas Texas A M Baylor SMU TCU fielding 60 to 75 players and 22 to 32 lettermen each.

Fayetteville i/Pi University of Arkansas Alton Baldwin Raverback John Barnhill Barnhill Co Gchamps Clyde Scott Chuck Lively Razorbacks Louisiana State College Rice Arkansas Owls Texas Texas A. & M Baylor Southern Methodist Texas Christian

Oil Belt golf title showdown in El Dorado semis

El Dorado Arkansas September narrative centers on three Arkansas golf leaders and a dark horse vying for the Oil Belt tournament. In the morning semi finals defending champion Richard Bubba Brmrt Pine Bluff faced Martin Tenney Lite Rock while Walter Ebel Jr Hot Springs played Eugene Keeney Texarkana. Smart of University of Arkansas and three time state champ shot 68 to beat W A Meagher Magnolia. Tenney beat Charles Woodard Magdala. Ebel beat Wille McCrolty Little Rock. Keeney edged Bonnie Harper Little Rock.

el Dorado Ark Iay Arkansas Richard Bubba) Bmart Pine Bluff Martin Tenney Lite Rock Walter Ebel W. A. Meagher Magnolia Tenney Charles Waodard Magnala Ebel Wille McCrolty Little Rough Keeney Bonnie Harper Litle Rock

Brooks Hang Onto Lead in National League Race

The Dodgers hold a 1.5 game edge over the Cardinals with 24 to play for Brooklyn and 27 for St. Louis. Pete Reiser leads a strong group in the magic circle as Brooklyn wins 10-4 over the Giants and the Cardinals beat the Reds 15-5, while Boston, Chicago, and New York also post wins as pennant races heat up.

Bobb Grubb Associated Press Brooklyn Dodgers St. Louis Cardinals Brooks Dodgers Cardinals Brooklyn St. Louis Pete Reiser Dixie Walker Carl Furitlo Jackie Robinson Bruce Edwards New York Giants Cincinnati Reds Giants Willardshall Sin Asner New York Yankees Boston Braves Phils Philadelphia Chicago Subs Pittsburgh Pirates Washington Boston Red Sox Detroit Tigers Yanks Ted Williams Boston Philadelpha Red Sox Tigers

Kids from Cincinnati win American Legion junior title in 6 2 final

The Robert Bentley Post 60 of Cincinnati secured the 1947 American Legion national Junior baseball championship by defeating Ebert Post 1 of Little Rock 6 to 2. Bob Andres, 17, pitched well as Cincinnati broke a 2 2 tie in the eighth. Harold Grote and Don Zimmer scored on George Mueller’s single after Ernie Funk’s misplay. Cincinnati finished with 3 straight wins after defeating Manchester NH and Little Rock in earlier games.

Hollywood Robert Bentley Cincinnati Ohio American Legion Ebert Post Little Rock Ark Buckeye State Bob Andres Stewart Hein Jimmy Frey Ernie Funk Funk Harold Grote Don Zimmer George Mueller Bentley Boys Manchester N. H San Diego

Palmer Leads Western Open After Fourth Round

Palmer, a 1-year-old professional from Ladin, N. C., shot 64 to reach 201 for 54 holes and lead the Western Open in Salt Lake City. Oliver 203, Hamilton 204, Metz and Furgol 205, with Locke, Payton, and Haetjner at 206 as leaders chase the $2,200 first prize.

Salt Lake City Johnny Palmer N. C Toney Palmer Salt Lake City Country Club Hol Porky" Oliver Wilmington Del Bob Hamilton Evansville Ind Oliver Dick Metz Arkansas City Kas Edward Furgol Pontiac Mich Bobby Locke Johannesburg South Africa George Payton Hampton Chayton Haet Jner Charlotte N.C

Baseball scores and schedules from the day’s leagues

Yesterday’s results feature New York and Washington in a 1-6 scoreline, Chicago beating Cleveland 7-3, and Detroit 11-10. Philadelphia, Boston, Cincinnati, and St Louis also posted varied scores across the National and American leagues with multiple doubleheaders and weathered matchups.

Southern Association New Orleans Estes Abile Au Nashville DTS Chattanooga Atlanta Birmingham i Memphis Glub Little Rock New York Boston Detroit Philadelphia Leveanc Eo Chicago Washington St. Louis AG Brooklyn Bt. Latis Cincinnati Pittsburgh Wa Ae St. Louis Brankly St. Lang Philacermnia Cleveland St. Luisi Memphis Litlle Reel Birmingham Albania Mobvile Dallas Fort Worth Houston Beaumont Shreveport San Antonio Oklahoma City Tulsa

Cotton States Standings Report Cluttered Entries

The Clarksdale and Hot Springs notes show scattered references to Cotton States standings and postal service topics. Mentions of Greenville, Dorado, and Helena appear with vague numbers and place names, reflecting a ledger-like, unreadable OCR fragment rather than a cohesive report.

Greenwand Greenville Ll Dorado U. S

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hussmann Muati Clyde Benny Brannan Ibi Ein Lyinator Walnut St Wylls Sam Wens A. W Gseo Hite Fryer Mardindale Bruner Handle Co P.O Kent Dewees Legos Ency Furnifor Sale P. O Laha ‘Cleaners Foster-Ellis Jor 16Th Street Walker Franklin & Cassidy South Main City Electric CO Texarkana Ack eRas Implement Company Riley Cooper Texas Ave Tractor Coors Pelicans Mobile Mobile Rocks Chicks Memnphis Lindsey Deal Chattanoog Hope James H. Jones Ariwings McAnineh & Mahnker Architects Arkan Board of Directors al McAuinch & Muhuker Architects Lille Arkansas C. B. Russell 3Rd St Br. J. A. Biostore Veterinarian Office Hudyi St. Phone ED Chambless Westbrook Pegler King Features Syndicate New York Herald Tribune Sree J Garson Kunin Danald Gaden Stewart Irving Drutman Tnasimuth The Herald Tribune Kanin Stewart U. S. Senate Birozu New Republic Henry Wallace New Republe Enterprise Enterprise Story Joss-House Riverside Drive Wallace Nicholas Romch Sen Robert Wagner Solluom Foreign Affairs Committee Morris Ernst Roosevelt Rourleh Foss-House Zoul Wellinalayss Tibet Karnn Republic Vite Tig Mr K Pulaski Guy Amsler Amsler Othe A. Cook State Supreme Court Walters Dry Goods Company of Harrison Cook Mearmee Department Governor's Office Arkansas Association Miles Moore Jr Association NW Association Pulaski Chancery Arkansas Legislative Council State Emergency — Fund Supreme Cart Tames Uncle May Paris Rucil United States Antoine Mouillade Pattong Laney Jn. ‘S Clydus Byrd Porkers Asatte State Electric Cooperaive State Co-Operative A. H M. Moore Thomas ‘Fitzhugh Lide Rock Tleb. Bastie Manger Woodruff Electric Co-op Augusta R. G. Gales Carroll Electric Co-op Berryville Joiner Wilson Jdzy Forest Hills Jack Krameend Leu Acurveder WiEp le Davis Beries Ferry Kramer Perry Charley Young Zivie Charley Athi Jerry Jones Mark Crisp Henry Frnka Tuejane Crisp Alabama Tulane Crimson Tide Towa State Slickler Green Tay Drumberley Y Hugh & Fullerton, Jr Cotton States Korea Nanking Foreign Office Great Britain Russia Newar Hefner Nash CO E. 3Rd Street Hope, Ark Acre J.e.hollan & Son Alex. H. Washburn Rio Truman Rio de Janeiro Brazil Austem Washington Lruman South America Argentina Merica Ede Europe Jame& Thrasher Britain Tead France Eaton Hollyywood Rogt Profi Brill Films America Eric Johnston Fiope Paisley Bakers Cleaners National Safety Council Today Herbert Hoover Sidney Shasett Stalin Shasett Hoover Teror Germany Shalett House Carolina Negro Bush Cunningham J. Paul Frizelle Gregg Cherry Othr Frizelle Ernest R. Tyler Edwards Experiment Station Ecuador Guayaquil Carlos Mancheng Antonio Rivas Hidalgo Quito Mentheno William Teisersn National Labor Relations Board L. W. Harning New York Central System Auxiliary and Legion American Legion and Auxiliary Municipal Airport Legion and Auxiliary Barlow FDR Harry S. Truman Iide Edward J. Flyn Democratic National Committees Viking Press Flynn Bronx Democratic White House James &. Byrnes Flen Chancery Court Himpstead Chancery Court A. P. Stee Uni U.S Quitandinha Tay inter-American Defense Conference Asia Courtenay Moore United Press Lawence_R. Hafstad Applied Physics ’Laboratory Johns Hopkins University E Hafstad Hope's City Hall Lake Success United Nations Holy Land Palestine Arab East U.N. General Assembly Emile Ghoury Palestine Arab Higher Committee Jerusalem U.N. Special Committee Arab League General Assembly U. N Egypt Iraq Syria Lebanen Saudi Arabia U.N Middle East Zurich Switzerland World Zionist Organization Faris Bey el Khouri Baker Ejual Kiwanis Club Little Rock Clu England Dover Hal Boyle London ED Creagh Hal Duver Lave Abraham Lincoln Parliament Square Boyle Ian Svilly Ixuhr State Department Hubert A. Lovett Fdr, Jr New Yorks Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr American Veterans Committee Chat Paterson AWC Legion Y Paul H. Griffith Capital Hill Naval Navy Hove City Hall Phillips Phillips Addition Lo Hope Weather Bureau Arkansans Conway Dugald Dugald Station Winnipeg Gaye Lewis Transcona Moon Canadian National Railways Lake the Woods Albert Simpson Rei St. Boniface Vancouver Toronto Brookwood Oglesby Glen Cal Houn Calrhoun Contiaug Asiaci Ava F. Lynn First National Bank Ami Hartford Santeasing New. York New-York Df Bissel Post Perkins Professional Arthw Ter Los Angeles Will. Gee Geland
Search Courier

Search the Hope Star Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Hope Star?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication