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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1958

Page

4

Turley Fires Eighth win in nine starts for Yankees

Bob Turley dominated Boston with a five hitter, striking out 10 to raise his record to 8-1 as New York romped 14 to 4. Andy Carey had five hits including two homers and a double driving in 51. Kansas City beat Cleveland 4-2. Billy Lees fined and suspended by Baltimore after charging an umpire in a 5-2 Washington win. Giants lead NL as San Francisco beat St Louis 7-2 and Pittsburgh erased Milwaukee 5-1. Cincinnati edged Philadelphia 2-1 in the opener of a suspended twin bill.

Associated Press Casey Stengel Baltimore Bob Turley New York Yankees Turley Boston Carey Purtey Ray Herbert Indians Bob Bragan Billy Lees Paul Richards Washington Orioles Lees Ken Aspromonte Larry Napp Giants Detroit al Kaline San Francisco St. Louis Pittsburgh Milwaukee Stan Williams Chicago Los Angeles Cincinnati Philadelphia

Syngel Ties League Record With Six For Six

Western League leader Lincoln suffered a setback as Pueblo crushed Lincoln 19-9 led by Emil Syngel Jerry Sheehan and Dick Bertelli with 15 hits. Syngel went 6 for 6 tying a league record. Sioux City split a doubleheader, shrinking Lincoln’s lead to 2 1/2 games. Colorado Springs beat Topeka 8-7 while Des Moines swept Albuquerque 4-1 and 8-6.

Associated Press Lincoln Pueblo Emil Syngel Jerry Sheehan Dick Bertelli Syngel Sioux City Amarillo Colorado Springs Topeka Des Moines Albuquerque

12 year old breaks 250 targets to win title

Roselle UK born 12 year old Bobby Shuley dominates the Kentucky Open blue grass skeet championships with 250 straight targets. The sixth grader, just three years into shooting, wins the all gauge title and slips away to a swimming pool as his father accepts congratulations. Also noted, Fred Tiley, a 196 pound fullback, will captain Princeton's 1968 football team.

Louisville API Roselle Toy Bobby Shuley Ben Bobby

Omaha Delivers 9-3 Win to Narrow Bears Lead

Denver's pursuit of the American Association pennant takes a setback as Omaha defeats Denver 9-3, snapping a four-game series with the Bears. The shift follows Charleston's split with Louisville and Wichita-Indianapolis quick twin bill.

Omaha BEARS Associated Press Denver Charleston Cardinals Louisville Wichita Indianapolis Indians St. Paul Minneapolis

Breda Man Scores Twice At Atlantic Gun Club

Irwin Ludwig of Breda won the 100 target handicap and the 150 singles in a trapshoot at the Atlantic Gun club. J F Shriver of Des Moines hit 50 straight in the 16 yard event. Others key results include Frush, Wilson, Finch runners up. Hawkins and Ludwig high handicap totals. Thomsen and Larsen in doubles. Frush and McCauley in mixed. 48 guns entered.

Irwin Ludwig Breda Atlantic Gun Club J. F. Shriver Des Moines Robert Frush Adel Thomas R. Wilson Elliott Billy Finch Mount Ayr Ludwig Vern Hawkins DeSoto Dean Wallace Vern Hawks Les Thomsen Avoca Harry Larsen Frush Clancy McCauley Lake City

Baseball standings and results from major league games

National and American leagues show New York leading with strong records as Chicago, Cleveland and Detroit chase postseason spots. Sunday games highlighted New York 10 Boston 4 and Kansas City 6 Cleveland 2 while Chicago at Detroit was rained out and several Tuesday matches listed for upcoming action.

Ww. L. Pet. G.B New York Kansas City Chicago Cleveland Boston Detroit Washington Baltimore

Satin Sullivan Finishes Last in Hollywood Park Race

Satin Sullivan started slowly and broke last from the gate and finished last in a nine horse field at Hollywood Park, a contrast to his famous brother Silky Sullivan who usually finishes strongly.

Inglewood Calif Satin Sullivan Silky Sullivan Satin Silky Hollywood Park

Al Lyding Leads Midgets Past Walnut in 10-7 Opener

Al Lyding tallies three hits including a three run homer in the fifth to flip a 4-4 tie as the Atlantic Elks Midgets beat Walnut 10-7. Tom Brooks adds a double and two RBI while Virgil Anderson earns the win. Walnut pitcher Jacobsen takes the loss.

Atlantic Elks Walnut Sunnyside Diamond Audubon al Lyding Lyding Tom Brooks Brooks Jack Bennett Martin Key Royce Sarsfield Larry Kinen Atlantic G. Rasmussen J. Rasmussen Jacobsen Bennett Sarsfield Virgil Anderson Anderson Atlantic Mound Corps Wendelin Walnut Harter

Trot Dean Dies At 85 In Orlando

Ben White, dean of the sulky sport and the only man to win four Hambletonians, died in Orlando Florida at age 85. He is remembered for his rare achievements in harness racing.

Harfess Racing Ben White Orlando Fla

Merchants Down Hancock 14 4 Fifth Win

The Atlantic Merchants powered to a 14 4 victory over Hancock at Sunnyside diamond. Bob Pigssey pitched a four hitter with 12 strikeouts to earn the win as Atlantic posted hits in seven innings. Earl Turnure hit a three run homer in the sixth and Milt Allen Keith Edquist contributed extra base hits to cap a fifth straight win. Hancock managed two runs in the first and seventh.

Atlantic Merchants Hancock Sunnyside Diamond Bob Pigssey Merchants Atlantic Earl Turnure Milt Allen Keith Edquist Wylie Jone M. Anderson Anderson Anderson Ross AB His Pigsley Turnure Hockom Key Edquist Ludwig Lup Turnure Bennett M. Allen Sarsfield J. Warner Anderson Mr. Michalski Bailey Wills Rossmann Rossmann, of 0Wanezek (4) AB Brooks, 2B Jones 0, Kinen, c Wilds Barnholdt B. Smith Lyding Gumbert Ed Knudsen Ifquist Allen Allen McAvoy Turnure Ross Brooks Lyding Jacobsen

Carey fuels Yankees in 10-4 win over Boston

Andy Carey raised his average 51 points to .256 by going five for five with two home runs a double and two singles while driving in four runs and scoring three. Stan Williams earned a 1-0 shutout win for the Dodgers against Chicago in his first major league start.

Associated Press Andy Carey Yankees Boston Stan Williams Dodgers Chicago

Dodgers Park Proposal Faces Vote in California Primary

Proposition B asks city voters to authorize 300 acres of Lind Lind Chavez Ravine for a Dodgers stadium near freeways and city hall. Dodgers president Walter O Malley said relocation could occur if approval fails. City Council backed the contract 10 4 last fall amid petition drive.

Dodgers LOS Angeles California Chavez Ravine National League Walter O'Malley Dodger John Holland

British Columbia uses drugged darts on deer for tagging

The British Columbia Game Commission employs drugged darts to render deer unconscious for tagging and inspection before release, a method aimed at wildlife management in Victoria and surrounding areas.

Victoria B.C British Columbia Game Commission

Montreal reports record hockey and broomball player total

Parks in Montreal recorded a winter total of 20,841 active hockey and broomball players. Most players were under age 12, highlighting youth participation in winter sports.

Montreal

Explosion Devastates Mount Pulaski as 1,000 Homeless

A blast from a petroleum tank car in Mount Pulaski Illinois killed two railroad workers and seriously injured one. About 1,000 residents were temporarily homeless as two-thirds of the 400 homes were damaged. Damage was estimated at a million dollars. National Guardsmen were deployed to prevent looting.

Mount Pulaski Ill Illinois Central Railroad National Central Illinois

Guests visit from many towns in a regional note

Griswold and Cumberland communities report guests visiting relatives in Nebraska Illinois and Colorado. O L Van Scoy and wife from Lincoln Nebraska visit Mila Cook. John Alexander Regina from Kiowa Kansas visit Addie DeWitt. Prokops with J D Wolf and Kabes visit Clarkson Nebraska. Ronald Cochran family in Blair Nebraska. Louis Reining and wife return to Hinsdale Illinois after weekend with H M Reinig. Ackerman family attend Williseca graduation for Connie Ackerman. William and Henry Weidie with relatives from Arlington Heights Illinois visit Lillie Mueller. Russ family host grandchildren Don Curl and three from Paris North Carolina and Dan Inglebreath and three from Farmington New Mexico. Ed Northrup of Lordsburg New Mexico visiting. William Armstrong of Decatur Illinois visiting son-in-law Carl Senholz. Hilary and Mollie Hoyt of Cumberland and Pearl Hout at Denver Woman's College commencement.

Ed Northrup Lordsburg N. M Lewis William Armstrong Decatur, Ill Carl Senholz

Corn Picking Contest Set October 17 at Cedar Rapids

The 10th annual National Corn Picking Contest will be held 12 miles northeast of Cedar Rapids on Oct. 17 at Lumir Costal and Weaver Winner farms. Iowa’s contest occurs the day earlier at the same site with winners from nine states Iowa South Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin Nebraska Missouri Illinois Indiana Michigan competing in one and two row divisions. The Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce and WMT Stations sponsor the event with Iowa State College.

Cedar Rapids Lumir Costal Iowa South Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin Nebraska Missouri Illinois Indiana Michigan Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce WMT Iowa State College

Card of Thanks for George Elwood Family

The family of George Elwood thanks those who helped in the search for their dad. Special thanks are extended to Charles and Neva for their assistance.

Charles Neva George Elwood

Weber daughter Mary Claire earns B A at Clarks College

Dr and Mrs F N Weber and family attend May commencement at Clarks College Dubuque for their daughter Mary Claire Weber who graduates with a B A degree. Mary Claire is noted as former vice president of the Women's Athletic Association.

Walnut F. N. Weber May Sr Clarks College Dubuque Mary Claire Weber Mary Women's Athletic Association

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