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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1938
Page
6
The final league games were halted after the death of Mrs. J. Williams father. No games Friday night. Officials will arrange a playoff series to determine the second-half champions with dates to be announced.
An assorted, unclear recap mentions California delegates at a state convention, Hungary’s regent returning from a visit to Hitler, aging figures, forecasts of American catastrophes, and Danish population shifts toward a place called Tidy. A concrete fortress in Washington is noted but left unexplained amid a murky prose fragment.
A legal notice details Proposed Constitutional Amendment No. 24 filed February 26, 1997 to unite chancery and probate courts under a county judge, redefining probate authority, appeals to the Supreme Court, clerk provisions, and consolidation, with amendment sections and effective date. It cites county terms, process for adoption, and a closing attestation by officials.
Postponed Williams Lumber versus Bruner-Ivary. Raubison 7 and 10 from Murstay and Highway Dept 10. Hope Dasket 13 Bruner 14. Tennessee teams Knoxville Nashville Chattanooga Athally Gn on Thiuesday. Readable items include Memphis and New Orleans matchups with Chattanooga Atherta and Bletminghan listed.
American League results show Detroit defeated Cleveland 4 to 1 and Washington beat Philadelphia 5 to 2 while New York routed Boston 4 to 0. St. Louis at Chicago game postponed by rain. Friday matchups include New York at Washington Detroit at Cleveland and St. Louis at Chicago Philadelphia at Boston.
New York beat Boston six to four and Chicago prevailed seven to four over St Louis. Two night games are listed with Boston at Philadelphia, Brooklyn at New York and Chicago at St Louis. Sally Rand plans a fan dance at a Massachusetts county fair next month and promises a lively fanfare. General Franco rejects a troop withdrawal plan, leaving diplomacy at a standstill.
Art Krenz notes that cancer, one of the oldest diseases, is curable when detected early. Delayed treatment makes it a leading cause of death in the United States. Public awareness urged for prompt medical attention and screening.
Maurice McCarthy now of Cincinnati and George Von Elm of Los Angeles played the longest extra hole match in National Amateur pal history at Merion Cricket Club. McCarthy won on the 10th extra hole after Von Elm tied on the 18th. The event is linked to 1440, the year of Robert Tyre Jones' grand cham. Bob Zuppke head coach at Milners lost Wisconsin varsity due to size. Gordon Richards rode 12 straight winning horses across three afternoons in England in 193%
Montreal Maroons suspend for a year as U S leagues debate hockey economics. American money dominates the circuit with visiting teams not sharing receipts. Cleveland’s arena and Pittsburgh seating woes complicate major league moves while regional clubs adapt to financial realities and shifting franchises. Reds triumph in Crosley Field event. No mile run details between runners reported.
Jochum linked to a 1938 national AAU victory talk and a 4 mile bike race sparks chatter. Yankees aim for 20 wins to run ahead of the 1936 champions. Arm strength disputes, golf chatter, and Wrestler Tulun tour add to a jumbled sports panorama. Giants purchase Salvo and Ruth contract nonstarter highlights.
A long list of local residents and guests highlights summer activity. Families visit Texarkana and Hot Springs while others move, teach, or start college in Little Rock. Notable items include Mrs. L. F. Monroe returning home with a guest, Miss Kathryn Holt joining a Texarkana faculty, and several families staying with relatives or traveling for education or leisure.
Martha of Hope hosted Monday guests with Mr and Mrs RL Levins. Mrs Earl Bruce attended Sunday Bests. Mrs Buddy Bowden and Doyle Bruce with Barbara Ann of Hope visited. Evie Beck, teaching at Daisy Ark, and sister Mary Ann Beck arrived Saturday to stay six weeks with grandmother. Evie to resume teaching mid October. Nancy Clark of Arkadelphia, to teach commercial course at local high school, ill but expected to recover in two weeks.
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