Elks Midgets Open Season With Audubon Game Sunday
The Atlantic Elks Midgets start their season with a Nishna Valley league game against Audubon at Sunnyside diamond Sunday night at 7 30. The schedule shows other matches including Elk Horn at Atlantic and Adair Case y at Guthrie Center with multiple July dates and venues.
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Sunnyside Diamond
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Guthrie Center
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Marne
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Elk Horn
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Adair
Exira
Ed Horn
Auly
Adair- Casey
Baseball Scoreboard and Results From Saturday and Schedule
The Associated Press reports AL Saturday games including Boston at Chicago and New York at Cleveland with Chicago 5 Boston 2 and New York 11 Cleveland 2. Other results: Baltimore 6 Kansas City 1 and Detroit 7 Washington 6. Friday results show Milwaukee and Los Angeles leading, with several standings notes and postponed games.
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Chicago
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Cleveland
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Kansas City
Washington
Detroit
W. L. Pet. G.B
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Incinnati
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Ww. L. Pet. G.B
Newcombe Delivers Three-Hitter as Reds Top Giants
Pitcher Don Newcombe of Cincinnati held the New York Giants to three hits while walking two and fanning six, earning his fourth straight win. Bob Allison of the Senators went 5-for-5 with two home runs and four RBIs in a 7-6 loss to the Tigers.
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Associated Press
Don Newcombe
Reds
Giants
Bob Allison
Senators
Tigers
Unheralded Marine Breaks Javelin Mark at Compton Relays
Lt Al Cantello of the U S Marine Corps stunned onlookers at the Compton Invitational Relays by throwing 282 feet 314 inches to surpass the world record of 281 feet 22 inches set at the 1956 Olympics. Cantello, a 28 year old from Norris Town Tenn, weighed and had the javelin impounded for further verification as officials file for recognition. The meet also featured Wally Wilson’s Texas quartet dominating the mile relay in 3 08 7 and a strong showing by Ohio Track Club’s Glenn Davis in the 440 yard dash uncertainty.
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Calif
al Cantello
U.S. Marine Corps
Cantello
Egil Danielsen
Norway
Texas
Wally Wilson
Drew Dunlap
Hollis Gainey
Eddie Southern
Glenn Davis
Ohio
Mike Larrabee
Southern California Striders
Davis
Chuck Carlson
Colorado
Parry O'Brien
Bob Gutowski
Cantelo
Norristown
Omaha squeaks by in slow opener of twin bill
After a four hour and nineteen minute game, Dallas edged Omaha 7-6 as Omaha led 15-2 when the second game ended after eight innings due to curfew. Charleston beat Denver 2-1 in six-hit effort, Louisville slimly defeated Minneapolis 1-0, Indianapolis toppled St Paul 1-0, and Fort Worth routed Houston 9-1.
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Omaha
Charleston
Denver
Louisville
Minneapolis
Vic Rehm
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Fort Worth
Houston
Former Senators center fielder Andrew Keefe dies at 70
Andrew J. Keefe former Washington Senators center fielder dies at 70. He played for the Senators before World War I with services set for Monday in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Andrew J. Keefe
Washington Senators
Andy Keefe
Senators
Reds optimistic on pennant race amid strong pitching unit
Cincinnati manager Mayo Sully says the Reds could go all the way if their pitching clicks. He notes the club was third in the NL in 1958 and that eight positions are as good as any team. Milwaukee Braves announce a working agreement with Sacramento in the Pacific Coast League this year.
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Mayo Sully
Cincinnati Reds
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Milwaukee Braves
Sacramento
Trojans To Field Baseball Team This Summer
Coach Dick Cox announced summer baseball will be offered after rising interest. Thirteen boys will play and more may join, with all games away from home except June 30 against Bridgewater Fontanelle at Sunnyside. Team members include Johnson Fritch Oakes Bailey Key Hensley Will Zoucha Kluever McLaren Turnure Mce Coy Vernon. Schedule spans June 10 to July 17 with a tentative tournament.
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Dick Cox
Cox
Trojans
Bridgewater-Fontanelle
Sunnyside
Jack Johnson
Dave Fritch
Paul Oakes
Bruce Bailey
George Key
Tom Hensley
Darrell Will
Joe Zoucha
Gary Kluever
Dan McLaren
Earl Turnure
Pat MceCoy
Bill Vernon
Shenandoah
Corning
Clarinda
Creston
Dick Stuart hits longest Forbes Field homer against Cubs
Dick Stuart slugged a 457-foot homer over Forbes Field center field as the Pirates fell 10-5 to the Chicago Cubs. It marked the first ball cleared that wall in Forbes Field history, with Stuart briefly sharing first base duties alongside Ted Kluszewski and Rocky Nelson.
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Dick Stuart
Pittsburgh Pirates
Stuart
Chicago Cubs
Forbes Field
Pirate
Danny Murtaugh
Ted Kluszewski
Rocky Nelson
Calhoun Earns Tie With Strong Finish At MSG
New York AP report recalls a late surge by Rory Calhoun to draw with Dick Tiger in a middleweight bout at Madison Square Garden. Calhoun won the tenth round on all official cards, while scoring varied on other judges. The AP tally favored Tiger 6 5 on points, aided by a fourth round edge. Washington outfielder Jim Lemon struck out 352 times over three seasons.
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New York
Dick Tiger
Rory Calhoun
Syracuse
Nla
Calhoun
Madison Square Garden
Mark Conn
Bill Reedt
Tiger
Bill Forst
Washington
Jim Lemon
Yanks Beat Indians 11-1 as 17 Hits Spark Rally
The New York Yankees pounded Cleveland 11-1 behind 17 hits led by Gil McDougald with his first homer of the season and Elston Howard his seventh. Gary Bell took the loss as New York moved within four games of the top after winning its third straight.
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Associated Press
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Indians
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White Sox
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Baltimore Orioles
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Washington
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Nats
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Gary Bell
Gil McDougald
Elston Howard
Harry Simpson
Gerry Staley
Early Wynn
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Eddie Yost
Don Newcombe
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Philadelphia
Newcombe
Johnny Antonelli
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Roy McMillan
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Dale Long
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Ernie Banks
Vern Law
Betsy Rawls Holds 14 Point Margin
Betsy Rawls of Spartanburg South Carolina led the $13,100 pro Women's Round Robin Golf Tournament at Canoe Brook Country Club with a 14 point edge over the field entering the third and fourth rounds. The final round of the 90 hole event is slated for Sunday in Summit New Jersey.
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N.J
Betsy Rawls
Spartanburg
S.C
Miss Rawls
Canoe Brook Country Club
Littler Holds Slim Lead In Gulf Tour Open
Gene Littler, 28, from Singing Hills California, led the Eastern Open Gulf Tour with a one stroke edge at halfway. He posted 65 67 for 132 as play continued at the Pine Ridge Course, two strokes under par.
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Baltimore
Gene Littler
Singing Hills
Calif
Littler
Pine Ridge
Outdoor Living Q&A From Garden Experts
A Spring inquiry column answers common gardening problems. The pieces discuss lady beetles versus aphids, rose slug damage and control, asparagus harvesting timelines, tulip bloom failures due to dry weather and crowding, graft issues with Crimson King maple sprouts, and how late frost and damp weather affect strawberry fruit set.
Local notes and upcoming projects in Massena
Lillian Ridout visits California with her sister in law and brother. Mrs. Roy Devore will take her place in Dr. Henkel’s office. A Main and Fourth street corner lot is graded for a new dial telephone building. Mary Lee Hogan graduates from Mt. Loretto and studies nursing at Mercy. Lavonne Mehlmann enters Omaha training school. Zelda Zachariasen plans to study reception. Corrine Mehlmann returns from vacation in LeRoy Mehlmann home.
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Mary Lee Hogan
Alfred Hogan
Mt. Loretto High School
Council Bluffs
LeRoy Mehlmann
Omaha
Card of Thanks from Patricia Symonds
A card of thanks from Patricia Symonds expressing gratitude to friends and relatives for the cards letters gifts plants and flowers received during a hospital stay.
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Patricia Symonds
Babson Outlines Ten Safe Rules For Investors
Babson Park Miss roger w babson provides Ten Safe Rules for small investors. He advises buying into a top local bank stock and meeting the bank chief executive, weighing life insurance versus buying a home, diversifying stocks, avoiding labor strife, and paying cash for certificates. He stresses patience, relying on published manuals, investing for income and growth, valuing land and resources, judging management, and timing stock cycles.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Miss
New York Stock Exchange
Banker’s counsel on timing market cycles for profit
The banker warns against buying for profit in prosperity or decline. He advises waiting for a low mood when others are bearish and the future looks dark. A forthcoming period of improvement and prosperity is anticipated after such downturns.
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Publishers Financial Bureau, Inc
Awards Made at Griswold Farm Banquet
Warren Jones won the DeKalb achievement award at the sixth annual ag honors banquet, receiving a Thor research center citation, a National FFA Foundation medal and a farm electrification focal award along with a school FFA letter. Kent Muller was named outstanding FFA member and received the star chapter farmer medal. George Petty and Larry Tietz won farming program and corn project honors. Several others earned parliamentary procedure, creed speaking, dairy farming, and corn project recognitions. Dr W E Boucher and Dr H M Kirk were inducted as honorary chapter farmer members.
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Mervin Riepe
Roger Rieken
Mervyn Mundorf
Jerry Towne
Alan Hartman
Jim Cary
Hartman
Dennis Spray
Phalen Schuler
Gary Muller
Creed
Wesley Railsback
FFA
Dennis Carspecken
Larry Schuler
Jim Casey
Charles Glinn
Dwight Adams
G. Muller
Local FFA Banquet Honors Members and Langfitt Speech
Members of the local FFA chapter were recognized at a banquet in the school lunchroom with parents as guests. Charles Vanderbur serves as faculty sponsor for the focal FFA group. Merrill Langfitt, KMA farm editor, gave the keynote address.
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Charles Vanderbur
Focal Ffa Group
Merrill Langfitt
KMA Farm
Seven holders of U. S. liquor stamps in Cass County
Cass County lists seven federal retail liquor dealer stamp holders for the current year. Stamps cost 50 dollars and expire June 20. holders include Griswold American Legion post Atlantic Elks City club Atlantic Golf and Country club Lavernheim and John Paulsen Atlantic Moose lodge and Redwood Steak House Anita. Nationwide 1790 stamps issued with Dubuque 235 Scott 214 Woodbury 139 Pottawattamie 122 Clinton 132 Polk 65. The 180 state liquor stores are included. Next year stamps cost 54 dollars and must be bought by July 1.
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Iowa
Dubuque County
Scott
Woodbury
Pottawattamie
Clinton
Polk
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