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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1950
Page
2
A fragmented clipping mentions Penn Beste and two entities labeled University of fpvaby. Details are unclear, but the item hints at a college or club context with names and affiliations.
A scrambled sports blurb shows Nixon Clay and Adamson in a team setup with two games planned today. Several teams are listed as drawing byes while the rest compete for a title as the weekend schedule includes a Mexico City Gigantica event and Oklahoma participation.
A fragmented sports style listing shows teams and records across cities including Detroit New York Boston Philadelphia Brooklyn and Chicago. The column seems to present team abbreviations state numbers and percentages in a standings table.
A scrambled listing shows Mutual Network programs with times and hosts such as Gabriel Heatter M and Henry News M. It mentions Mystery shows Love a Mystery, Crime Fighters, Chuckwagon Jamboree, Rise and Shine, and News segments with various hosts and time slots.
Radio schedule from New York lists NBC programs starting at 7 with Gordon MacRae and Howard Barlow, CBS offers Bidu Siyas in Voorhees Concert and Hollywood Playhouse, ABC presents My Friend Irma and Ianer Sanctum, plus MBS and other stations with various shows and times. The fragment shows program titles such as Night Beat, Academy Award, and Fighter segments among listed names and times.
A North Carolina supporter hints UNC could challenge Notre Dame in September with Carl Shavely’s A formation causing early confusion. NCAA notes discuss Rusty Russell’s SMU squad and the unique bench experiment. The NHL pension game is set for Oct 9 in Detroit, and Ray Fischel’s comeback inspires his brother Andre after injuries.
Fragmentary TV guide notes a 13 30 a m Cincinnati at Bronk Wyn NBC 9 30 a m The Super Nothing CBS 15 4m t Lewis ABC onan.
National League games Brooklyn at New York and Chicago at St. Louis produced mixed results. Boston beat Philadelphia 3 1 in five innings due to rain, while New York split with Brooklyn 4 5. Cincinnati defeated Chicago 12 6. Detroit outlasted Chicago 14 5 in 12 innings. St. Louis edged Cleveland 2 1. Southern Association Birmingham swept Little Rock 3 1. Memphis and Avianta had a six inning tie. New Orleans and Chattanooga played to a rain halted game. International League Baltimore beat Jersey City 4 2 as Toronto 4 Buffalo 6 Rochester 4. Springfield 5 Syracuse 1. American Association Columbus Indianapolis 8 8. Kansas City 6 St. Paul 4 6. Milwaukee 6 0 Minneapolis 5 4. Toledo 5 Louisville 1 in the rain halted second game. Texas League Fort Worth 4 Oklahoma City 2 San Antonio 10 beat Dallas 6.
Veteran Lookout pitcher said he will announce radio broadcasts of St Louis Brown baseball games for the rest of the season Newsom planned to leave for St Louis immediately He had a 13 win 17 loss record in the Southern division season ended yesterday.
In the Cotton States playoffs, Hot Springs and Natchez lead as first round games near completion. Natchez holds a 2-1 edge over Pine Bluff, who faced a 6-0 loss deemed ineligible by league president Al Haraway due to George Schilens’ ineligibility. The dispute may reach the league directors or minor league headquarters if appealed.
Jack Hunter, head of the Arkansas college business administration department, was named head basketball coach at Batesville college. President John D. Spragins announced the change, with Marcus Kaufman shifting to football duties this fall. Hunter, a former standout at Louisiana College Pineville, has been at Arkansas College since 1947 and served as interim coach at season start while Kaufman juggled football.
Maine votes today as Republicans seek a governorship and three House seats. Gov. Frederick a Pate appears certain to win reelection over Democrat opponent BE, while Leland Currier lags as a minor candidate. Democrats challenge three GOP House members Hale Nelson and Fellows with Comier Maloney and Kennan mounting campaigns. A long Democratic drought since 1934 looms over state offices. New Hampshire's GOP senatorial primary also dominates national attention with Tobey facing Powell.
The Yerger Tigers announce an 11 game schedule beginning September 22 at Broken Bow Oklahoma. The calendar lists September 28 Hot Springs, October 13 Idabel, October 27 Texarkana, November 3 Prescott, November 10 Little Rock Dunbar, November 17 El Dorado, November 24 Camden, and November 30 Forest City with several tentative entries.
Sam Snead, from West Virginia, won the Reading Open in a driving rain, setting a Berkshire Country Club course record with 268 and earning 32,000. Jim Ferrier finished second with 276, narrowly beating Glenn Teal by one stroke for third. Snead’s year total rose to 31,692, making him the leading money winner, and he heads to the St. Louis Open next.
Washington School District No 12 of Hempstead County Arkansas announces sale by auction of up to 32500 in 3 percent refunding and construction bonds dated September 1 1950. Bonds are payable from a ten mill building fund tax and other revenues with callable provisions and conversion option. Auction on October 5 1950 at 1500 in the Superintendent’s office, with certified checks to secure bid. District may reject all bids.
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