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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1925
Page
3
A collection of religious notices outlines services and gatherings for Evangelical, Danish Lutheran, Church of Christ, Zion’s Lutheran, Trinity, First Baptist, and First Congregational churches. It covers Sunday schools, preaching times, youth groups, baptismal and confirmation plans, and midweek prayer meetings, inviting all to attend.
Washington June 5 President Coolidge today appointed William D Mitchell of St Paul to be solicitor general of the United States succeeding James M Beck. Mitchell is described as a leading southwestern lawyer. Joint memorial services will be held at the I O O F ball Sunday June 7 at 2 p m all members of both orders and friends are urged to attend. Farm loans offered at 6 percent by Wood and Savery Atlanta Town.
New YorkJune 5 Tom Gibbons and Gene Tunney prepare for 16 round heavyweight clash at the Polo Grounds to decide the next challenger to Dempsey. Both fighters appear calm and courteous as weigh-ins occur amid publicity and fan interest.
Davenport resident Tommy Chandler, 70 year old boxing veteran and the first and last man to box John L. Sullivan, will vacation again at Clear Lake this year. He has summers there for five years and is expected to arrive from Davenport soon. Chandler recalls meeting Sullivan in June 1877 and being knocked out in four rounds.
Several hundred athletes from the Midwest track and field scene gathered in Columbus to start preliminaries for the annual Big Ten championships. Dean Brown of Illinois faced ineligibility, while Michigan and Wisconsin contenders eye a return to prominence as the race for podium spots unfolds and the title hopes hinge on strong showings in the finals.
Two of six Olympic men compete in Black Sea field. Captain Chan Coultar competed earlier. Harold Fhalye, star two Miller, ran for Amit 60006 Moor Run.
Washington Navy and Pennsylvania loom as early favorites for the Hudson River intercollegiate regatta at Poughkeepsie on June 22. Yale Harvard and others may challenge. Penn under Jim Rice aims to improve after Childs Cup win, while Navy under Dick Glendon showcases a strong system and talent.
The Giants defeated the Cards 11 to 10 while Jost Lindstrom and McQuillan were hit by pitches. Hornsby hit two homers as St Louis suffered its first loss under his regime. The Red Sox, Athletics, and Senators, among others, posted high scores in varied emphases with notable hits from Heldrick, Ruether, Judge, and Cuyler. The Dodgers fell to the Cubs 21 to 8 despite 18 hits.
Walter M. Hoover, former Duluth Boat Club star and Diamond Sculls king in 1922, will compete against Jock Beresford Olympic champion in the Diamond Sculls titular race in England on June 20. Hoover earned the honor with his recent victory in the Philadelphia Gold Cup finals on the Schuylkill River.
Danny Kramer of Philadelphia defeated Jon Leopold of Denver on foil after a fourth round foul. Jon Grick of Brooklyn stopped power Garcia of Camp Hollabird in a seventh round foul confirmed decision. At Camden Niro knocked Finch? and Battling Mack of Camden earned a decision over Flores of Philadelphia amid disputed rounds.
Worcester reports the United States Open sees Bobby Jones and Willie MacFarlane tied after 72 holes, both on 71, forcing a 18 hole playoff to decide America’s top golf prize. Jones, the Atlanta amateur, and MacFarlane, the veteran pro, vie for the title amid a crowd of 2000 spectators.
The Bear Grove Wildcats meet Cumberland at Bear Grove ball field Sunday. The Cumberland town nine visits for a key early season contest on the Bear Grove Diamond. The game promises to be one of the best this season.
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