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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1958
Page
3
Whitey Ford and Hank Bauer led the New York Yankees to a 3-0 victory over the Chicago White Sox. Mantle added another homer while Bauer contributed a second, extending New York’s lead to seven games. White Sox remain fourth as Ford tied an AL strikeout record with six in succession.
The Naval Academy's stadium fund drive gained 500 when three professional comedians failed to make four midshipmen laugh on Make Me Laugh. The graduating students kept straight faces for three minutes to win the prize. Names include Charles R. Larson Alan S Friedland Stuart L Lustfield and Peter A Kirby.
Colorado Springs and Lincoln clashed as Lincoln rallied from a 2-1 deficit in the eighth, four costly errors helping Lincoln score nine runs over the final two innings to win 10-3. Topeka beat Pueblo 8-7 in the other Western League game.
The standings list W L and postseason figures for teams led by New York Kansas City and Cleveland with Philadelphia, Chicago, Boston, Detroit and Baltimore also showing records. Monday results include Cincinnati 8 Pittsburgh 2, with several scheduled games and day-night matchups noted.
Sputniks won two of three from Anita Brayton cafe forfeited Terrible Five beat Van Guards Kent Feeds beat Johnsons Ramblers in straight games Dick Anderson high series 584 with Bergen Twombly 581 Schmeling 526 Hughes 525 Twombly 211 and 198 Anderson 206 Kirk 201 Schmeling 194 Look both ways before entering highways safety reminder.
Omaha trounced Charleston 10-0 as Bob Mahe struck out 12 and scattered seven hits. The win marks Omaha’s 10th in 12 games, lifting them from seventh to fourth with a .500 record for the first time this season. Four Charleston errors led to five unearned runs.
Whitey Ford of the New York Yankees tied the modern AL six consecutive strikeouts record for the second time, fanning six sequential batters in a 3-0 win over the Chicago White Sox. He first did it on July 20, 1956, against Kansas City, tying Buck O'Brien's 1913 mark.
Oak Hill, the defending champions, were beaten 5-1 by St. Pauls Lutheran as the 1958 YMCA season opened at Sunnyside. St. Pauls won with only two hits aided by eight walks and four errors. Oak Hill scored in the fifth on a Nelson double and tied bases on balls and errors. Next games include Methodist vs Oak Hill and Catholics vs Christians, Wednesday night at 8:30.
Luis Aparicio of the Chicago White Sox had his 26 game consecutive stolen base streak halted by Yogi Berra in the third inning of New York’s 3-0 win. Berra threw him out for the first time since July 25, ending a long run.
Yesterday's Stars in Cincinnati included Joe Nuxhall who had three hits in three trips with a double, two RBIs, and two runs as the Redlegs beat the Pirates 8 to 2. Whitey Ford of the Yankees fanned 10 to tie an AL record with six straight strikeouts in a 3-0 win over the White Sox.
Frank Powell 21 of Omaha, star Iowa State College athlete of the year, is appointed head wrestling coach at New Hampton High School. Powell was an outstanding wrestler and football player at Iowa State.
A 232 acre Meadowdale site near Elgin Illinois is cleared for a 4.20 mile road course. Developer Leonard Besinger plans a 135000 seat stadium and parking for 100000 cars. The project includes two lakes an 18 hole golf course and a country club house. Carl W Anderson notes only four similar tracks exist worldwide in Florida France Italy and Mexico. No cost estimate is given.
Tennessee Tech upset Morehead State 66 63 in overtime on the Eagles home floor ending a 35 game home win streak and snapping their long stretch.
Right handed pitcher Injun Bob Kelley, 30, joins the Cleveland Indians in a deal sending infielder Fred Hatfield to Cincinnati. Kelley, purchased by Cincinnati last fall after a 24 win season with Nashville, began pro ball in 1947 and formerly pitched for the Cubs.
Dale and Frank Nielsen capture the lead in men's doubles with 1 280 while Avis and Deb King of Audubon top the mixed doubles with 1 268. Over weekend standings shift as Petersen duo drop to runner-up with 1 209 and Jave Stenberg drop to third with 1 231. Hakes pair sit second in mixed with 1 212 as King and Paul push into third with 1 208.
In Laramie Oklahoma City University beat Wyoming 89 71 after referee Marty Nash awarded technical fouls to both teams at halves. Alabama baseball’s LeGrant Scott Jr. led spring hitting with .348 in 19 games. his father played outfield for the 1999 Phillies.
The House passed unanimously a bill to create a civilian space agency and sent it for Senate consideration. The plan calls for a NASA headed by a $22 500 a year civilian absorbing the NACA and establishing liaison with the Defense Department and AEC.
Thanks to friends and relatives for flowers cards and gifts and to hospital staff and Dr Wilcox for their kind attention during my stay at the hospital. Mrs Mabelle Cavenaugh 1p3.
As returns from 2,375 precincts poured in, Murray led a crowded GOP field with about 18 percent. Cruickshank, Means, Reed, Reed, Ropes, Smith, Tallman, and Tallman trailed with varying totals while Dems named McManus for lieutenant governor and Hughes and Martin for commerce. Noel Hill and Ernest Olson fought for secretary of agriculture as Hill led late with 38,571 to 38,153. Wilson topped Welch for attorney general with 40,942 to 36,774.
Wiota residents hosted guests including Dr and Mrs Louis Ali of Chicago and Bessie Meyers Lowell with Sherman of Puente California. Visitors also stayed with the Metz, Wagner, and McDermott households. Ed Randolph of Kansas City joined Ross Havens, while an advisory urged motorists to stop and avoid slowing down.
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