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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1944

Page

4

Battle in American league tightens as June opens

Lawton Carver reports a pennant race in the American league with the Yankees Browns Senators Tigers Athletics all in close contention. The Cardinals lead in the National league amid a mixed field, while the Yankees rely on timely hitting and defense to stay in the fight.

Lawton Carver New York New York Yankees Teaders Yankees Browns Senators Tigers Athletics Cardinals Reda Pirates Jack Doyle St. Louis

Pitt and Cards names 31 players for 1944 season

Chicago report says 31 former Steelers and Cardinals will be available this season as Pitt head coach Walter Kiesling and Cardinals coach Phil Handler met to discuss 1944 plans. Kiesling cites 13 Steelers and Handler 18 Cardinals ready for duty with focus on finding a good passer. Johnny Podesta's Marine discharge doubts may alter plans.

Chicago Pittsby Steelers Chicago Cardinals Walter Kiesling Pitt Phil Handler Cardinals Kiesling Handler Johnny Podesta Johnny

Extra News-Telegraph copies availability notice

A brief notice warns readers to notify in advance of desired extra copies of The News-Telegraph to ensure supply and avoid shortages.

Iowa books same elevens for 1945 and 1946 seasons

Iowa announces football schedules for 1945 and 1946 with eight opponents in the same order, one transposition. The Hawkeyes will face six Big Ten foes plus Notre Dame and Nebraska. The Ohio State series continues, with the 1945 and 1946 openers at Columbus. Home games indicated by H.

Iowa City University of Iown Hawkeys Big Ten Notre Dame Nebraska G. Schroeder Iown Schroeder Ohio State Columbus Hawks Buckeye Stadium Purdue Indiana-H Wisconsin-H Ilinois Minensota-H Purdue-H Indiana

Clem McCarthy Heads to North Randall for Ohio Handicap

The famed horse racing announcer Clem McCarthy continues his busy turf schedule. On Saturday May 22 he will broadcast the Ohio Handicap from the North Randall race track, part of a coast to coast network.

Clem McCarthy Clem North Randall

Notre Dame-Hockey Schedule Fragment

Readable lines show a college hockey schedule with opponents Notre Dame, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Nebraska and dates October 26 through November 23. The fragment references a series of matchups with home or away designations and several inconsistencies in team abbreviations.

Notre Dame-H Annois-H Wisconsin Minnesota Nebraska- H

Browns back in top position with 12 inning win

The St. Louis Browns regained first in the American League by a 4 to 3 12 inning win over the Washington Senators. Alex Carnegieal allowed the defeat. Al Hollingsworth earned the win as a reliever. The Yankees fell further after Detroit beat New York 6 to 2.

New York St. Louis Browns New York Yankees Brownies Washington Senators al Hollingsworth Alex Carmaquel Browns Senators Detroit Tiger Yanks Tigers Unser Monk Dubiel Cleveland Indiana Boston Red Sox Philadelphia Athletics Chicago White Sox St. Louis Cardinals Cincinnati Reda Pittsburgh Pirates New York Giants Max Lanier Boston Braves Red Barrett Philadelphia Phillies Reds Brooklyn Dodgers Pirates Calvin Coolidge McLish Giants Napoleon ‘Reyes Chicago Cubs

Baseball Standings and Results From Major Leagues

National and American leagues show detailed records with teams like St Louis New York Cincinnati and Brooklyn leading in different divisions. Wednesday results include New York 8 Chicago 5 and Philadelphia 5 Cincinnati 4 with several slated today pitchers matchups across St Louis Boston Chicago New York Cincinnati and Philadelphia.

Pet St. Louie Cincinnati Pittsburgh New York Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia Chicago St. Louis Munger Javery Erikson Voiselle Heuaser Barrett Sewell Davis Detroit Tlle Washington Cleveland Hamlin Humphries Bowman Kleine Page Gentry Candini Kramer

Seahawk Center to Duty in Atlantic

Lieut. Vincent Banonis star center on the 1943 Iowa Pre-Flight team heads to Norfolk Virginia to join the Atlantic air fleet. Banonis earlier played for Detroit University and the Chicago Cardinals before his military service.

Iowa City Vincent Banonis Iowa Norfolk Atlantic Air Fleet Verview Banonis Detroit University Chicaro Cardinals

Seahawks Face Weekend Deserted in Iowa Circuit

The Iowa Pre Flight School baseball team resumes play this weekend facing Ottumwa Naval Air Station on Saturday and Des Moines Collegians on Sunday, officials announced.

Seahawks Towa City Iowa Ottumwa Naval Air Station Des Moines Collegians

Cass County Treasurer Candidate Declares Candidacy

F. W. Herbert announces his candidacy for Cass County Iowa treasurer subject to Republican primary voters decision on June 5.

Cass County Republicans Nominate Sheriff and Recorder Candidacies

A letter announces candidacies for Cass county offices in Iowa. Harry Jordan seeks the Republican nomination for sheriff, subject to primary voters on June 6. Anna McGrath announces her bid for Cass county recorder, subject to Republican primary decisions.

Skipton Announces Candidacy for Cass County Clerk

C M Skipton declares his run for the Republican nomination for Clerk of the District Court in Cass County Iowa. The campaign is subject to voters at the June primary in 1944.

Cass County Iowa

G H Allen Seeks Cass County Supervisor Nomination

G H Allen runs for the Republican nomination for county supervisor in Cass County Iowa. The candidacy targets the Third or Atlantic district with ballots set for the June 1944 primaries and rests on the decision of Republican voters in Cass County.

Cass County Iowa Atlantic

Republican Nomination Announced for Auditor and Supervisor

Milo E Hubbard declares candidacy for the Republican nomination for Auditor and seeks nomination as Supervisor from the Fifth Cass county district. Hastings also files in the same race and appeals to Republican voters at the June primary.

Don Savery Announces Candidacy for Cass County Attorney

Don Savery declares his bid for the Cass County Attorney nomination in the 1944 June primaries, seeking voter support in Cass County, Iowa. He states his intention to run under the county electorate.

Cass County 2nd District Supervisor Candidate Announces Run

A Cass County Iowa resident announces candidacy for County Supervisor from the 2nd district in the 1944 primary as a veteran seeking the party nomination. Albert Dreager is noted as the elector or related party in the filing.

G T Kueater Seeks State Representative Bid in Cass County

G T Kueater runs on the Republican ticket seeking the Cass County voters’ support in the primary set for June 6, 199. The short notice outlines candidacy under party lines and the electorate’s decision at the polls.

Sehawk Coaches Seek Replacement for Star Hurler

Major worry facing Sehawk coaches is finding a replacement for Bob Ranissewski the star pitcher who won all his games while at the Iowa City base. Cadets Jack Newell and Ken Gilpin are the most likely choices for this weekend assignments.

Sehawk Bob Ranissewski Iowa City Jack Newell Ken Gilpin

Atlantic church league opens June 12 with six teams

The Atlantic church league returns this season with six teams from Methodist Christian Presbyterian St Pauls Lutheran Zion Lutheran and Catholic churches. Roy Preston elected president and Gerald Berg secretary treasurer. Games run Monday Wednesday and Friday at 9 PM, later moved earlier when darkenss. Each club pays a $5 entry fee and the league seeks an official scorer and umpire.

Atlantic Roy Preston Gerald Berg Methodist Christian Presbyterian St. Paul’s Lutheran Zion Lutheran Reuson

Two State Parks Closed After Flood Damage

Des Moines June 1 A state conservation commission survey shows heavy flood damage forcing the closure of Walnut Woods State Park near Commerce and Ledges State Park south of Boone except for the Ledges Oak Grove picnic area. Dolliver Memorial and Pummel state parks also suffer losses including equipment and road damage. Wildlife losses include waterfowl nests and fur bearing species. renesting may compensate some.

Des Moines JNS State Conservation Commission Walnut Woods Commerce Ledges Boone Ledges Oak Grove Dolliver Memorial Pummel Iowa

Extra News Briefs From Local Weekend Visits

Extra Mrs E L Garner of Des Moines spent the weekend with her mother Mrs Anna Christoffersen and daughter Mrs W G Peterson and family. She was joined by sister Miss Clarice Christoffersen who left for Omaha to work. Mrs Garner returned home Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Jake Christensen and Mrs Jennie Wallace attended a silver wedding anniversary in Harlan Sunday. Carol Young, employed at Monarch defense plant in Des Moines, has returned to stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Willis Young. Mrs E C Jensen of Elk Horn visited with her sister Alma Jorgensen and Mrs Herbert Lenach. Your Scrap Will Make Bembe

E. L. Garner Des Moines Anna Christoffersen W. G. Petersen Miss Clarice Christoffersen Omaha Garner Jake Christensen Jennie Wallace Harlan Christensen Misa Carol Young Monarch Defense Willis Young E. C. Jensen Elk Horn Alma Jorgensen Herbert Lenach

Elliott News Briefs Mixed Local Social Visits

Elliott notes show several family visits and travel. Elliott-Miss Ruth Fagan returns from Grinnell College to stay through June 13 for summer school. Sgt Dean Artlip of Camp Crowder visits relatives as Phyllis Viner of Omaha spends the weekend with her parents.

Lincoln workers await call to U S service

Three men and a companion are living in Cheyenne Wyoming while employed by Union Pacific. They include U P Raitreed Marsena Delmar McPifish and Richard Mills as they await their military call.

U. P

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