Trojans Lose First Game To Lynx 5-4 In Shortened Five Innings
Abraham Lincoln of Council Bluffs defeated the Atlantic Trojans 5-4 in a five inning game at Sunnyside. Lerner drove in five runs with a two run homer and ten strikeouts for AL while Turnure held Abe Lincoln hitless after the second. Hensley Key and Turner added offensive threats for Atlantic as they fall to 1-1 on the season and prepare to face Griswold Monday.
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Atlantic
Trojans
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Don Anderson
Letner
Lynx
Earl Turnure
Anderson
Lerner
Tom Hensley
George Key
Turnure
Abe Lincoln
Hensley
Key
Dick Cox
Griswold
Sunnyside
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Bridgewater
Euyene
David
Elliott just misses world mile record in California relay
Australia’s Herb Elliott ran 3 58.1 in Compton beating Ireland’s Ron Delany by a tenth of a second but fell short of the world mile mark. Elliott, from Perth, said he was not disappointed and enjoyed another sub four minute mile.
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Compton
Calif
Australia
Herb Elliott
Elliott
Ron Delany
Ireland
Tim
the Hier
Perth
Rohin Landy
Minor League Scores Across Leagues
In the American Association Wichita defeated St Paul 5 to 3 while Denver beat Charleston 11 to 6 and Lowville won 9 to 4 over Omaha. Minneapolis edged Indianapolis 3 to 2. In the Western League Pueblo topped Sioux City in Amarillo 5 to 11 and Lincoln beat Albuquerque 9 to 5.
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Dennver
Charleston
Lowville
Omaha
Mineapolis
Indianapolis
Pueblo
Sioux City
Amarillo
Lincoln
Albuquerque
Topeka
Driver Cleared in Indianapolis 500 Pileup
Fa llisian of Oakland California, driver accused of causing a 15 car pileup on the first lap of the 500 mile race May 30, was cleared by United States Auto Club directors who said they could not prove an error of judgment.
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Indianapolis
Oakland
Calif
United States Auto Club
Mantle Keeps Homer Spree as Yanks Top Indians 6-5
Mickey Mantle homered twice to drive in four runs and push his season total to 10 as the New York Yankees beat the Cleveland Indians 6-5. Bob Turley earned the win, becoming the first pitcher in the majors to nine victories, while Bill Skowron’s two-run single sealed the victory in the seventh.
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Bob Turley
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Washington
Don Zimmer
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Milwaukee
Braves
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Willie Mays
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Mantle
Dick Tomanek
Skowron
Morrison New Red Oak Track Coach
Dick Morrison a 1952 Northwest Missouri State graduate and Missouri coach, is named head track coach and boys physical education at Red Oak High School replacing Jim Pulkington who resigned to take a coaching post in Stockton California. Morrison will complete his master’s degree this summer.
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Dick Morrison
Wand Boys
Jim Pulkington
Stockton
Calif
Morrison
Quitman
Elmo
Oregon
Missouri
Northwest Missouri State College
Elks Midgets Rout Marne 8-2 For Third Straight Win
The Atlantic Elks Midgets beat Marne 8-2 behind Royce Sarsfield and Virgil Anderson four hitting five. Athinsic led with seven hits in a big second inning rally, Dennis Rossmann added a double and single, Jack Johnson doubled. Marne tallied in the third and sixth. Atlantic hosts Adair next Tuesday at Sunnyside diamond.
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Marne
Royce Sarsfield
Virgil Anderson
Athinsic
Tessman
Steffens
Maine
Dennis Rossmann
Jack Johnson
Lilienthal
Simeles
Co Smith
Holmes
Atlantic
Adair
Sunnyside Diamond
Orioles blank Athletics as Mantle leads Yankees sweep
Stars by Associated Press describe a shutout where Orioles limited Athletics to four hits, Mantle and the Yankees powered a doubleheader sweep. Mantle homered in both games, driving in runs and highlighting a strong performance. University of Mississippi mentions are noted in a fragmented passage.
Zion Lutheran Wins With Four Homers In YMCA Softball
Zion Lutheran defeated the Baptists 10-3 in a YMCA church league game at Sunnyside diamond. Aldag Cohrs Strittmatter and Smiley hit four home runs, accounting for over half Zion’s seven hits. Smiley earned the win with nine strikeouts. Nelson took the loss with three Ks. Zion next faces St Pauls Lutheran Monday at 8:30.
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Howard
Wheatley
Smiley
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St. Paul’s Lutheran
St. Paul's
Methodist
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Cohrs
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Ss Smiley
P Meyer
E. Lehman
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Lf Anderson
If Winston
Cf Borchardt
Rf R. Lehman
Pope
We Baptists
AB Nelson
P Turnure
Dutton
Rss
C Dutton
BE. Kuahl
Wild Flower Preserve Opens a Window on Native Beauty
Frank Chapman Pellet established a five acre wild flower preserve north of Atlantic Iowa fifty years ago transforming cutover timberland into a natural garden. The site hosts a yearly bloom from March to November with many visitors including school groups and garden clubs.
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Frank Chapman Pellett
Pellett Gardens
Atlantic
Iowa
Martinez Beaten In Title Bout By Akins In St Louis
Virgil Akins defeated Martinez by knockout after 52 seconds of the fourth round in St Louis. Akins eyed a world welterweight title shot with Basilio while Basilio weighed options including a possible return to 147 pounds. The bout drew attention from manager Eddie Yawitz and IB Club head Truman Gibson praised the stoppage and the hometown performance.
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Honeybear
Akins
Vince Martinez
Carmien Bastho
Basilio
Eddie Yawitz
Syracuse
Sugar Ray Robinson
Truman Gibson
International Boxing Club
Bave
Paterson
N.J
Martinez
Harry Kessler
Vince
Kessler
Bach
Local travel and visits noted in brief
Marie Marne Mr Davis and family of Auburn Nebraska visit her parents Mr and Mrs Clifford Craney. Mr and Mrs Merton Seymour and Jerry vacation in the Ozarks. Earl Beckhart and family from Covena California stay with aunt Mrs George Christensen. Bert Statler of Harrison Arkansas visits sister Mrs Allie Trailer at Atlantic Memorial hospital. Try News Telegraph Want Ads.
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Bob Davis
Auburn
Neb
Clifford Craney
Merton Seymour
Jerry
Ozarks
Earl Beckhart
Covena
Calif
George Christensen
Bert Statler
Harrison, Ark
Allie Trailer
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Modern Horatio Alger story in Louisville youth
John Graves, 18, left high school after skipping chemistry classes and began selling encyclopedias. In under a year he rose to assistant vice president of P. F. Collier & Son Corp, earning about $20,000 before taxes, becoming the youngest executive in the firm. His father, Dr. Allen W. Graves, notes his son’s independent streak.
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Louisville
John Graves
P. F. Collier & Son Corp
School of Religious Education
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Graves
Horatio Alger
Encyclopedia Company
Boy’s Courage Stuns City Officials In 1930s Tug Of Ownership
The piece notes a boy who challenged Louisville officials after his 1936 model car was towed from private property. He stood up to the mayor, city consultant, and safety director, and police eventually towed the car back. Dr Graves says he encourages his son to complete high school and go to college, stressing character over riches.
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Grees
Louisville
Graves
Navy Polaris missile endures tough test at Cape Canaveral
A Navy Polaris experimental missile launched from Cape Canaveral rose about twenty seconds before breaking apart and some sections plunged into the ocean as crash boats stood by. The test aimed to evaluate components under harder conditions than prior flights. The previous May 8 launch also broke up shortly after liftoff, a result the Navy called expected.
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Fla
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