Pueblo Defeats Sky Sox To Cop Second Berth
Pueblo edged Colorado Springs 6-5 to claim undisputed second in the Western League standings. Al Leap delivered a bases loaded two-out double in the ninth off Don Rudolph for the winning run as Pueblo moved within a game and a half of Sioux City. Omaha topped Des Moines 6-3 behind Will McDonald’s long relief, while Lincoln beat Sioux City in the nightcap of a five game set.
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Sioux City
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Omaha
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Wiehien
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al Leap
Don Rudolph
Will McDonald
Jim King
Des Moines
Barney Schultz
Indians
Fred Wollpert
Orsorio
Rose
van Brabant
Liedz City
Major League Leaders by the Associated Press
Batting and pitching leaders across the American and National Leagues are listed with standout performances. Don Lenhardt hits a grand slam in the 10th to lift the Red Sox over the White Sox, while Allie Reynolds fires his ninth straight complete game for the Yankees in a 2-0 win over Cleveland. Sox and Exceeding stats for Sauer Lockman Thomson and others are shown with home runs, RBIs, and strikeout tallies.
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Sauer
Chicago
Lockman
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Mickey Vernon
Frank Campos
Washington
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Bob Lemon
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Ken Holcombe
Willard Nixon
Sally Hemus
Cards
NCAA TV Grid Threat Looms Over Amateur Football
The NCAA television committee warns that financial pressures from TV may end amateur football unless controls are adopted. The 1952 plan limits each college to one appearance, with nationwide network coverage and a fixed game package chosen by sponsors.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
A. A
NCAA
New York Commission Declares Davey-Basilio Fight a Draw
New York athletics commission ruled the Davey versus Basilio bout in Syracuse last Thursday a draw to preserve Chuck Davey of Lansing undefeated at 34 fights. Referee Joe Palmer was suspended for issuing a weak card after missing notations. Deputy Commissioner Graulty voided the decision pending review.
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New York
Chuck Davey
Lansing
Mich
New York State Athletics Commission
Bob Christenberry
Davey-Carmen Basilio
Syracuse
Davey
Christenberry
Joe Palmer
Basilio
Thomas Graulty
Troy
N. Y
Palmer
Cass County Game Club Holds Night Trap Shoots
The Cass County Game Conservation club begins a series of summer night trap shoots at Norway Center grounds on Thursday at 7 50 PM The range is lit two shoots per month prizes and shells available open to all entrants Schedule includes June 19 July 3 July 17 August 7 September 4 and September 18.
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Cass County Game Conservation Club
Norway Center
Penn to Face Tough National Schedule Next Season
The University of Pennsylvania plans a challenging football slate with nine games against major programs. Vanderbilt Notre Dame Ohio State Michigan Army Navy Cornell California and Penn State are on the schedule, with Cornell the only Ivy League opponent.
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University of Pennsylvania
Vanderbilt
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Michigan
Army
Navy
Cornell
California
Penn State
Penn
Atlantic News Telegraph Copy Orders Advised In Advance
Readers are urged to place advance orders for extra copies of the Atlantic News Telegraph to ensure availability. The notice emphasizes planning ahead to avoid shortages and confirms these requests can be accommodated with prior notice.
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Atlantic News-Telegraph
Reynolds Fosse Leads In 2 0 Victory Over Indians
Allie Reynolds tops the Cleveland Indians 2 0 for his ninth straight complete game as he lowers his ERA to 1.35. Boston chemists and other key games shift standings in the pennant race while Maglie suffers first defeat and the Dodgers stay close behind.
Saxton Meets Hawlings In Chicago Ten Round Catchweight
undefeated 22 year old New York welterweight Johnny Saxton faces Chicago light welter contender Luther Rawlings in a 10 round catchweight at Chicago Stadium. Saxton boasts 28 straight wins with 15 knockouts while Rawlings owns 32 of 41 pro starts and recent Chicago Stadium loss, as the Inter National Boxing Club opens its TV summer series carried only on TV due to Eisenhower repeat on CBS.radio.
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Chicago
Johnny Saxton
New York
Luther Hawlings
Chicago Stadium
Saxton
Rawlings
Wisconsin ace Gehrmann shifts focus to 800 meters
London reports that 1 500 meter Olympic hopeful Don Gehrmann has abandoned the chase for the 1500 and will train for the 800. He is unable to reach proper conditioning for the grueling Helsinki mile.
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London
Don Gehrmann
Wisconsin
America
Helsinki
Opening Season for Audubon Cardinals at Fairgrounds
Audubon Cardinals under Lynn King of Athaintic open their season with Caomoen at the fairgrounds tonight. Don King and Roger Jorgensen will form the mound staff. Alder sur, former Audubon vach, leads the Cumber.ud All-Stars.
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Lynn King
Athaintic
Caomoen
Fairgrounds
Don King
Roger Jorgensen
Aldersur
Audubon Vach
Methodists whip Danes in YMCA league opener
The 1952 YMCA church league softball season opened at Sunnyside Park with the Methodists beating St. Pauls Lutheran 19 to 8. After a 6-4 edge in the sixth inning, Methodists exploded for 14 runs on 12 hits to seal victory, Jensen earning the win with seven strikeouts. Beater Rasmussen and Anderson stood out for the Danes with two doubles apiece.
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Schwartz
Murray
Jensen
Lucas
Petersen
Rasmussen
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Turner
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ABR
Itz Holland
Hoegh
Clenmusen
Rl Heilman
Ragmussen
Christenabie
H. Christensen
Pew
RHE Methodists
Raemussen
Balla
Kids' Fish Day Ends With Victory for Fish
Audubon event drew 300 plus youngsters up to 12 years to a west Audubon lake stocked with 4000 bullheads. Only one fish was caught in two hours. About 100 prizes were donated by local merchants. Sponsors American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars plan another contest Wednesday evening hoping the fish will bite.
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Audubon
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Atlantic Track to Open Tomorrow Evening
The racetrack on North Olive Street will open tomorrow night with time trials at 7 30. Harold Lowary reports six events in the program and Les Vaughn of Omaha will stage a midget demonstration with his Offenhauser.
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Olive Street Road
Harold Lowary
Les Vaughn
Omaha
Offenhauser
Red Oak Driver Wins at Anita Track
Anita speedway hosted a Sunday program with Anita Joe Lindsay of Red Oak taking the trophy dash and the main event. Chris Skadal of Des Moines posted the fastest time and finished second in the main. Leroy Taylor won the slow heat, Carl Lilienthal claimed the last heat and the final race, and Lilienthal placed third after being spun out three times. A full racing schedule is slated for next Sunday.
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Anita
Joe Lindsay
Red Oak
Anita Speedway
Chris Skadal
Des Moines
Frank Waugh
Guthrie Center
Leroy Taylor
Carl Lilenthal
Atlantic
Lilienthal
Van Antwerp, Nelson Lead Atlantic City Golf Open Pairings
Dr. James Van Antwerp the defending champion and John Nelson the former runner-up are placed in the first round of 18 hole match play in the championship flight of the Atlantic City golf tournament. Other first round matches, flight pairings, and a June 16 completion deadline are listed for multiple flights.
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James van Antwerp
John Nelson
Atlantic City
Paul Marshall
Jim Corken
Ben McLuen
Bob Waugh
Don Minor, Jr
Rex Moorman
ICC RAIL PERMIT UPHELD IN ROCK ISLAND ROUTE CASE
The Interstate Commerce Commission permit to reroute Rock Island main line between Atlantic and Council Bluffs was upheld by a trio of federal judges. The court denied injunction to block the rerouting and dismissed a suit by George Gross, Maurice Van Nostrand, and Elmer Merkert alleging towns would lose service. Intervening towns Maine, Walnut, Avoca, Shelby, Minden, Neola and Underwood sought to stop the plan.
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Council Bluffs
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rock Island
Atlantic
U. S. Circeuit
Joseph W. Woodrough
U. S. District
James A. Danhoe
William F. Kiley
LCC
George T. Gross
Walnut
Maurice van Nostrand
Avoca
Elmer Merkert
Minden
Maine
Shelby
Neola
Underwood
Graduation Day at Audubon County Rural Schools
Audubon Superintendent Flora Rendleman presented 80 diplomas to rural 8th graders at a Wednesday graduation ceremony in Audubon County.
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Audubon
Flora Rendleman
Audubon County Rural
British Seize Russian Radio Site in Berlin Barricade
British military police ringed a barbed wire barricade around a Russian operated radio site in a central Berlin building inside the western sector. About 20 Russian guards inside were trapped as British and German police warned civilians to stay out and not reenter the area.
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Berlin
Siege Forces Hold Station as Guards Withdraw
British troops around the station were issued extra ammunition and orders to meet force with force if the siege was challenged. The Rossians did not perform their usual morning guard change, suggesting Red Square forces inside chose to stay put for now.
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