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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1937
Page
6
Max Riddle urges hunters to condition dogs in stages from April to October. Begin yard work in August, then longer field runs September and October. Emphasizes teamwork, steadiness, and practical field training with birds and game to sharpen reflexes and instinct for a successful hunt.
In Little Rock Arkansas on Monday Sibley Ward won his second state skeet championship edging Red Morgan in a 5 target shoot-off after both posted 144 in the regular 100 target round. Morgan tied the record in the shoot-off with Ward delivering another perfect string in round three while Morgan dropped two. The Texarkana squad led by Morgan also claimed the team title with 678 of 740 targets as Lille Rock and others chased. professional winner R L Bennet defeated Bob Andrews in a 143 tie-breaker.
The fragment describes players discussing pitching strategy to Ducky Medwick and Hartnett, with Gabby signaling the pitch and Trush backing up a throw from the outfield. It reflects early 20th century team talk among St. Louis Cardinals and Cubs figures.
College All-Stars defeated the Chicago Bears 6 to 0 in Dallas at the Cotton Bowl, marking a second straight win over pro clubs after trouncing the Bears last fall. The downpour hindered passing and rushing as Sam Bayly and lineup stars from Texas Christian, Texas A&M, and other colleges shined.
The Souttienw Association standings show teams and records including Little Rock 7-7 Nashville 1-0 Atlanta New Orleans 1 Birmingham 4-1 Chatts suUthest second game tier Memphis 6-4 Knoxville 2 New York 6-3 Philadelphia 2-0 Boston 1-6 Beaghlyn 2-4 Cincinnati 7-1 Chivapa 3-2 Pittsburgh 1-4 St. Linuis 4-4 Moi Teesults New York -2 Philadelphia 2-2 Boston Chivuga 2-4 Cleveland 1-2 Netra 1-5 St. Louis
Emerson Dickman and Bob Porter pitched for the champion Little Rock Travelers as they defeated Nashville 7-1 and 7-0 in Monday night action. Manager James Thompson sent a makeshift lineup, gave three rookies a try, and the club racked 12 safeties in each game.
In New Orleans Humphries, a right handed pitcher for the New Orleans Policans, recorded his 20th victory of the season as his team defeated Arkadelphia 8 to 0 Sunday. Wetherell of Memphis earned his 18th win at BnaXville, while Humphries has an 8loss record and leads in wins within the Southern Association.
Pinkie Carrigan a fecal negro welterweight meets George Murray of Spring Hill in the four round main event on Tuesday on the all fight pro gram at the South Walnut street arena. Murray is a newcomer expected to test Carrigan while Carrigan has four straight knockouts in the Incal ring. Milton Powell of Patmos to meet Dean Parsons of Hope in a three round semi finals with Powell known for a second round KO over Hugh Carson last week. Edmond Davis of Hope against Buddy Legans of Spring Hill in the four round feature preliminary. Legans failed to appear for a previously scheduled bout. Two more four round preliminaries include Amos Voss versus Joe Turney and Paper Kid against Claudie Woods of Lost Prairie opening at 8 oclock.
Orville W Erringer of Hope carved a new course record finishing with a 31 two under par at the Labor Day tournament on the local course. He defeated Nick Jewell in the final, 3-2, then beat Ed McCarkle 6 and 4 and Ton O Dwyer 6 and 5 to win. Others included S L Murphy, Olic Olsen, Ed Stewart and more, with several players contributing to the early course paring history.
Detroit reports 12 year old Judson Dunant, visiting from St Louis, carded an ace on the 16 yard fifth hole at Bloomfield Hills course using a brassie. Perfection came early for the young player as he recorded the remarkable shot.
A jumble of lines notes Wis Backhand Forrest Hills and Don Budge once a left handed hitter in baseball. The fragment touches on China, bayonets, fashion ceilings, stratosphere flights, Mars, Javanese beetles, and a plan to import tarantulas with residents abandoning the country. The piece hints at cultural and geostrategic topics without a clear central event.
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