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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1944
Page
2
The report covers a controversial boxing match involving Willie Pep and Joyce Henry, with Kearns and the Mari-Garden group tied to the outcomes and negotiations. Officials, managers, and crowd reactions shape the verdict, highlighting disputed decisions and a tense postfight climate.
A fragmented item notes a cooperative effort named Aatan, described as a first of its kind in the south, referencing a special pass and QE co operatives. Details are unclear due to the damaged text, but the reference centers on early cooperative activity and regional reach.
Ada police reported biting incident results during a local court moot. Witnesses described the motive as a dispute over access to an Ada facility. Authorities are reviewing surveillance footage and awaiting formal statements from involved parties.
The Chicago White Sox swept a doubleheader from Washington, 6 5 in 10 innings and 9 1, dropping the Senators to fourth from fourth. Ed Lopat held Washington to six hits in the nightcap as the White Sox climbed with a six game win streak.
In mid May 1780 a Connecticut legislature session faced an eerie darkness sweeping the northeast. Timorous members sought adjournment until Mr. Davenport rose and declared it a day of judgment or not, and urged candles be brought and business proceed. The body pressed on with its tasks, a moment later immortalized in verse by Whittier.
Pensive finishes second to Bounding Home by a length and a half at Belmont Park. Conn McCreary rides a near flawless race, while trainer Ben Jones credits the winner’s superiority. The Belmont stakes result leaves McCreary short of the Triple Crown yet again, with Count Fleet’s time from last year noted as a benchmark.
Heat ers keep coating near correct viscosity for uniform thickness and durable bond during dipping. Immersion heating maintains coating quality for both war and civilian equipment. proper temperature ensures attractive finish after baking.
Buddy Young of Illinois dominates the Great Lakes Naval Training Center meet winning three events including the 100 and 220 yard dashes and the broad jump. Capt Bib Kelley and Bob Nichols also claimed titles for Illinois as the Illini totaled 57.5 points to take the victory with the Michigan Hume twins winning the mile in a dead heat. Young earned the Nicholson Memorial trophy as outstanding athlete and Illinois the Rockne Memorial trophy for the team victory.
National League results show Pittsburgh defeating New York 9 to 4 in the first game and 7 to 4 in the second. Cincinnati beat Boston 7 to 1 in the second game after a 1 to 0 first game. St Louis topped Philadelphia 4 to 2, Chicago and Brooklyn twice ended 6 to 6 and 8 to 8 with the latter ending at darkness. American League standings list New York 24 18 .650 and Chicago 90 91. In games played, New York beat Cleveland 6 4 and 4 3 in two games. Detroit edged Boston 2 1 then 5 1. Chicago beat Washington 9 1 in the second.
Ken Galpin pitched a no hitter for the Towa Pre-Flight team as they routed the Des Moines Collegians 11 to 0. The Seahawks plated nine runs and eight hits in the first two innings while Galpin walked two and struck out six. Schroeder relieved in the third and limited further scoring as reserves pitched later innings.
Bre. Wiary Kev in Omaha visits Des Moines by the O. B. com ldreus Ward arrived from Long Branch, Cal., to see his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Ward and other relatives. Jesse Allen with Mrs. Algie Comley spent Friday at the Frank Elleker home in Stuart. Anna Lats of Tekamah visits Warren Brownlee’s in Adair and with Casey relatives.
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